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u,,lE xcrudating pain, the decrcptnde and DE-
fonnity, aud the premature old age which are
husual at tcndants of this disorder suffered by
nam, from q despair of a cure OF disappointment in
,br efficacy oithe numerous pretended antidotcs used
,6,.t ms purpose. Bu, those who have made a
DR yEBB'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
o, IN cases of long standing, and 81 the most Sc
,.r character have received certain relief and many
have been cured in few days some in Il hours, as
'numbel Of persons in Boston and vicinity 4a,e very
nIIv testified Certificates are in the possession of
the Proprietor, proving the most thorough and sur
prising cures by means Of !h5 powerful i'ni"eat' IN
nilcd The Iinlnlru Is also used with sUccrSs Ton
bruises srraus numbne~s, stiffness Of the iolnt>,
chilblains &c.
Price 30 ccnts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

I1IGIJN AI ROBBERY

The times torcibly remind us Of the exclamation
oftie pious old preacher to his wayward flock
Brethren, verify believe the Devil are turned
loose !" The time nlcnthe crime Of highway rob-
berry was committed in tins community i, so far
removed in the past as to be forgotten. Such "a
deed has. however been committed within a few
days past. On Friday last, as a man named Ed
wards was retaining home from this town, where
he had purchased goods to the amount of s25, he
was beset eight miles east OF this place, in the day
time, by four men, three OF the brothers named
Dooly, and another named Shannon, and robbed
Of his goods, then cruelty beat with clubs, and left
in the road. All four Of the villains have since
been arrested and committed to jail.
DaarWe Observer!
The Irish laborcrs ON the Wabash and Erie
Canal have had serious parti5an warfare, which
it was necessary to call in troops to suppress The
fight was altogether Irish, and between twa fac
tions--the Corkonans and the FMdowus.
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" 'a'ERsi EgIsESs p.

Formerly the residence Of CHRISTOPHER Clarke. de- d,
aud containing l5lO acres. of which 2}D are bottom
land This estate lies about , Of Il miles from the
town "t Liberty, and - miles from iNnchbure, aud
commands a most splendid view Of mountain scenery,
embracing the Peaks of Otter distant only "A few
milrN') The Blue Ridge, aud other mountains. The
Improvements upon It are enient, aud amply ,nt-
helehi Tor the comfortable accommodation ot a larec
family When, III addition to the foregoing recon-
hehdatIons. the telll} OF the >o1i and the pto,erhl
aaluhrlty Of the climate considered II Is believed
that but lew, it any, estates in is section of country
present rs many attractions that NOW offered for
sale.
he subScribefwI also sell anothcy Tract. IN the
immediate vicinity OF the former containing 309
acres, aud commonly called "heHS's Pl1ce." On
tins last Tract there Is an excellent Mill-seat.
Beng anxious 10 dispose Of this property, the
subscriber wi" sell al reduced prices and on the most
liberal aud accommodating terms.
Isaac otcY, i. who resides on the frst mrutiencd
Tract will show the premises To those inclined To
purchase. JOHN N. oTE1.
~ Tn Riclnoad Uhir and af Eagarer are re-
q'Hedto Ptiish he to1ego,ag a3gcriiseaeat ueellg
fur "ee6s, ant tareord Their Greoaaiy toHisgNee t6r
Poymcnt
lNnrhbnrg. August 20. t25S
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that his name has attracted, has induced the pro-
puration of this sketch, in order that ofhe-
claims upon the gratitude and favor Of his coun--
Try may be remembered. As thr materials for
giving history of his military are fuller
than those now at command IN reference to his c.e
vii pursuits more eopio,Is statement of his actions
rs n soldier is given than we present Of his
services as II statesman. In both capacities he may
well stand comparison with any one who is now
before the American people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

NALrtmF LIcrNsr.-A double license is ne
cesar, in ENGLAND 10 sell beer and to have il
drank ON the premises. We have more than once
seen in London, such sign the following,
which we find particularly noticed III an English
paper, Bran Soi.p llERf. n. b. 1t is permit
tad 10 be drunk on the premises" Among a vari-
ETY. ot curious sionS which will amnsc the rambler
in London, We remember the following very at
tractiyc one 10 lodeing-mners, NouNG MEN TAKEN
N lrRC ANr DONE ron" i. c. mashcd for. vo-
Iume OF such oddities might be easily picked up in
London.
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June p, lS.3,
'EkssLS'E' SALE.

NsATtRDAY, the 10Th day of September,
~ io33, there will be sold, upon the plantation re-
.eh'iI IN the occupancy OF Narland kichersou nca.
the Bulaoe Springs. in amherst comfy. a largc
4oahuty OF Wheat, Rye and Oats, together with
iiiouSehoId aud Kitchen Furniture and Plantation
o''nSnS OF various descriptions. Also. several iIor
s' zen or twelve head of Cattle. woke of Oxen and
,o art one Shot Gun, and many other articles,
10 "uio'S here TO euumerate. At the same time and
P'a ar' me Plantation aforesaid will be sold
me sale will be made for cash, in pursuance of a
",t ueeu executed to me by said Narland Rcheson,
on 'ne Gun day of june last of record in the Clerk
"m'e OF me county court of Amherst Acting as
,n, shall convey such title only as the deed
August 81 ~.
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r.y. EHETSFsEg ~ TOEEEs.
n-ze..Tlhc E.ul,chbms.s g1gsi.ssus."

~ mice d ,c,ek, al 81 per amman, payable in
/. Pr \, pafer ,cH be discontinued j,t a. the
4.r ,t,s5aofhl Edtos.l mhi al aeaage, cnpoid.
49, nj REFRESHMENTS trU Be inserted al
IN e,gtg pr sqerf, (or iess tie 'si tine, and 374
1'o, Sc for zach confluence. Those from distance
s, "ss h. r6I for gariousiy 10 Their insertion uss Tie
m,,opspi b. assumed jy some responsible person in
.Lgnca5mg' - .,....,.,., ,.a.... 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

SMALL PoN.-M Nnlpean has recently read IA
paper TO the .icodcmie Royaic de Hedccine, pro-
wing fiat the disagtecahc puslues left by this dis
ease, can be entirely removed by a very simple
caucIizng process, lie has himself practiscdit
repeatedly with uniform success. The carste
used is n solution OF nitrate of silver Into this a
probe dipped, with which the pustule is pierced
within two days after its formation; or even at a
Liter period, though not in that there with such
speedy and easy success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

NTrl ATED ON the margin of the River, inlncdi-
- atey below the Bridge, and having Moroagbig
repaired the same with regard to security and
nience, snow prepared 10 receive storage al kinds
of NfrrhuHdi-f and COl8irU Pro3Drr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

SANG Fnolp.--Iiarrson, of Virginia. tho IA
thcr Of Gen. Harrison, one of the sinners of the
Declaration Of independence, was very large
heavy man--aitcr aliiSme his name to that memo
rable instrument, he turned To Elbridgc Gerry,
who was very thin and slender, and said,
" When the time ofhangng comes I slrl have the
advantage. Of YOU it will be over with me in n
hour after am gone
.lUang DaiiY .Idrertiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

GENERAL LAND OrIrcG.-On Tuesday Ethan
Allen Brown, OF OHIO, was duly cnsallcd as Com
missioner of the General Land Office, vice flijall
Hayward, resigned who, we understand, returns
To the West. Nat. Int.
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WgTrgoUT DRAyAGl.

o. lie likewise offers his services is COMMlS-
SION MERCHANT and SHIPPING AGENT.
Intending to devote his personal attention exclusive
" to this business, he flaers himself By moderdt,
charges and with strict ATTENTIONS to be enabled 10 give
general satisfaction, and respectfully soiieits the pat
ronage OF the public. SAM f. RENNlGk.
o. Keeps constantly ON hand, for sale, all kinds
OF GRnN, Mai, Flour, PLASTER, MorSrAIv
NWshEY, and BRANDY, by wholesale. :. +. X.
u The Lexington Ga.ette eH publish tte abore
three times and fof'card its account to James Ladsay,
Esq. EH Mus.
Lynchburg. August y. w;}ws
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n'eeEe "a Aa4dI.
100000. BACON.
loo boxes Candles.
Es. Z. AoEREs.

200 nusil. FLAN SEED, for which the hieh
sJOV est CASH price will be gwen.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Aug. 10 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Insomc oftbc paragraphs published recently, tho
agent of,he Glasgow Abolition Society now in this
country was called the RerGrM Mr. Thompson.
We arc authorized and requested, says the Balti-
more American, to state that the party referred to
i, mol CLERGY man, and Is no way entitled To tho
distinction thu, prcdNt,l to his name.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Dlscn,rrioN OF ScouNnll.-Sonc eight or
ten DAYS since, n marriage VA, announced in So
vcral of the paper, IN New York, which proved
10 be n fabrication, and a reward OF one Hundred
dollars was offered lor the naluc of the scoundrcl
who caused il to be inserted. The DAILY Advcr-
tlser Of Monday says-"The contemplate puppy
is now well known--his namc is Smyth Clark
boards, at ~ Greenwich street, is in the employ
of that very respectable House olSmith X Town,
in South street, sabout u years oi age, feet 3
or :, inches IN hcgli, aud has red hair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

SPLENDID RrwAun.-N. DurGnRE, the Minis
ter of Murine ot France, has been authorized by
his Government 20 offer, md he does offer conse-
qucnty 100000 lancs go 600 dolinrs) for tho
discovery aud rescue of the officers and crew
of the French brig Ia Lillois, which sailed few
ycnrs since on on expedition To the Mort ~f"
Seas.
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cLog1E AND yvArozG NE a 7xxNea.

INifi undersigned takes this method of informing
L the citizens OF Lynchbure and the adjacent
country, that he has commenced the business of
Clock and Watch Maker,
onedoor above the franklin Hotel and hopes from
ms long experience business, 10 share portion of
me pubic patronage. u. W. LOVE.
Nav ! -
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MhsrrRiot The Newark Advertiser says
that I'vmg GrocodHr, about three inches
long, and perfect in shape, was recently detect
ed by n lady in Bfoomfrll, in srainng Syru,
prepared from seven pounds of sugar, Tor pre-
scncsl Oflhc fact, says the Advertiser, there IS
no doubt.
This CrooodHc was probably one OF those harm
less reptiles, called lizards, common in the
West Indies. lie doubtless became by some means
"ntonlbcd IN the sugar, and was thus preserved
in perfect shape
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SELECTIONS.

IlrARr-nINpEuiNn EyENr.-Tho most distress
ing accident We almost ever heard of is stated TO
have occurred near coborn on Saturday last, un-
der the following circnm>tanee:-lienry Tanners
Young Enelishman, residing on farm III that neigh
hourhood, with his mother and younger children,-
(who had but lhrco weeks AGO only arrived from
England TO Join HIM going into the house from his
Labor, he found the children PLAYING with IA ,ir Of
percussion pistols. Having cap in his pocket Inc
thought to amusc them by swapping it off; when
freud cautioned linn not lopolni the pistol towards
The children, least bypossby it might be loaded
On tins he turned his hand behind him, not thinking
OF his mother being seated in that direction, and
pulled the trigger The pistol was loaded, and
the ball passed directly through her chest! Tho
poor woman are told, stood up for moment,
on receiving the wound, and cSeain'ing, Oh!
Henry! what have You DOM :" fell at his feet.
The poor fellow himself, asmcht be expected, has
been IN state oiren2y ever sncc, and II IS thought,
will never recover his scnses again An inquest
was held on the body on Monday acoor-
ding. Cobafg, q. e. Star.
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few Arrival Of Drugs, Medicines, &c.

Sep. 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

The emigrant to the West has the
richest choice the world affords for 4
prosperous location. From latit,;de
1orty-five to twenty-five he can choose
has climate. If he comes from the
North, whether of Europe or Atlantic
America, and prefers the North, Mich
gan, just about 10 take her place a, a
State, invites him to her sea-enclosed
territory; If from the South, I'm Arkan
sas and Texas he will find rs bland a
climate as the most susceptible can de-
sire; and between these two extremes
there Is an immense range, OF variou,
climate, and inexhaustible fertility To-
choose from. We observe in a Wcsicrn
paper that Gazetteer of the State of r.
llnois has just been published, giving q
general view of the State, general view
OF each county, and particular de-
cnption Of each town, settlement.
prairie, SC, the whole alphabetically
arranged. A correct work Of this kind
Is valuable guide TO the emigrant
To give an idea Of the climate Of ILL.,
nols' the progress Of vegetation IN April
Is set down. On the frst of Apnl
peach trees are in bloom on the second
asparagus fl for the table; and .o On
through the other DAYS. On the lO,h
nearly all garden seeds arc planted. on
the Both roses and honeysucklcs m
bloom. AT the bottom Of this table u
- stated that none Of the above articles
are injured by frost. The author vt
the Gazetteer speaks favorably Of the
general healthiness Of the climate. ~
estimates the funds and claims Of llh-
nois for education at not less than tA,
millions Of dollars. A laboring man
be says, with industry and fau,-i.
though without capital, NAV IN bali
dozen years he owner of good farm
and stock IN abundance Those who
have one or two thousand dollars {,
commence with, prosper al once.
BoH. .imeytcan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
fef BE .eearaey. rhs letisr. or e,n.et Of

Tor lie accuracy. The letter, or extract Of
tho letter, b said TO be IN these terms:
have received our Sovereign comm and.
to form = new Administration, which I have
promptly obeyed. MY opinion has long been,
and still 10, that the once OF PREMIER should
DO held by member Of the House Of Com
mons. and not OF tho House Of Lords. lean-
d'd:y admit that no one Is 80 proper a. your
sell 10 hold that situation, therefore beg your
immediate return, and that you will accep:
mat Once. In respect to myself, Z have no
wish for Office at eli; bu. II I can be of sny
use to my Sovereign and TO my country, and
81 u shall DO your wish. . will Gil any Office
under your Administration that you may
po.nt out"
LONDON, NOV. %.
We have inserted in another part Of our
paper sceouuts OF the meetings held in the
metropolis upon the subject Of the dismissal
OF the Reform Ministry, aud have no doubt
that an expression OF feeling equally decided
VIII emanatc from all quarters Of the coun-
try.
warrant WAS on Thursday sent 10 the
stsmp-odice Ia be stamped. Tor The recalling
OF the Marques Wellesley from The Govern
ment Of ireisnc. by order Of the Duke of
Wellington. Morning Chrenieie.
Expected Dissolution Of Payiismeni I've
so'Nc our ofotnef heformers To be the
watch-a new selection Is ut hand. The Par
iiameRt II Only Prorogued for three weeks,
and before that time expires, . dissolution
viii take place. We know that new ur,ts
are always prepared to be issued q, a mo.
ment's notice. Let our country men Look 10
q, that the Kings proclamaiion-Iike the
dsmissai Of the reform Ministry-may not
take them by surprise. Unity, good order.
and saiutary reform in church and state. be
our motto. There must be no hating in good
cause.-tSur.
Iae Crisi'.-what ireland " al do is now
known. u was proclaimed at the meeting
held Yesterday At the Corn Exchange. That
meeting It will be found, was attended by Sc
serai OF the Irish members, and by Reform
ers Of various shades Of sentiment Il incIud-
ed many prominent repealers, aud anti re.
pealers. There was, however, only one
opinion-one determination. All agreed, all
pledged themselves to bury the past, as far
rs II Is connected with controversy or discus
sion, in oblivion, and to unite heart and b and
Tor the single object Of defeating the auda-
eious attempts to force upon the country the
osiefui domination Of Tory Government
The principal resolutions were moved BY Mr..
oConnell.-t Dublin Morning Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
DKSTRUCrIYH FIRE

On Sunday evcniny the 2Ist uIt.. a
fire broke out in the dye house Of tIse
Anhetam Factory. belonging to the
MesSrE- Shafers Of Funkstown, and
soon extended 60 the main building.
which. with the exception Of the stone
walls, Eas reduced 10 ashes IN the space
q about twO hours Along with the
building. all q the machinery, about
u, sfSO his Of wool, aquaniity of car
Peting. cloths, eaSsinets. &c. were con-
sITned- We have heard the loss vari-
ously estimated At from SIS, 900 20
81. 900. II may not, perhaps, vary
far fSOm S9O,OtB0. And although tbs.
loss. an the first instance. falls with greai
severity. upon The active and enter
PTising proprietOss, Il will siso be most
sensibly felt, al this incIe n.ent season
% the year. by the numerous families
who derived their support. in a great
measure, from Factory employment
Nor q the loss thus limited. II will b.
deeply felt by FunkstOwn, and IN a de-
gree, BY the Whole county.
The Factory. We undcrstand, had
been insured. but the insurance had
sometime since expsred.
The Hsgerstown Hose Company and
one q the FIre COmPanies. repaired "a
TIC soene OfoonnaZTztiOn with prompt
ness worthy a much praise and Usre
mainly instrumental IN saving the saw
min, merchant mill store house and
barn, adjacent 10 the factory.
TEA LA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
N1sC Eu.I.ANy.
MISERIES OF MAp

IL
In the time of the America, ,o,.
hon' young gentleman bv the name
OF Asgil, Captain IN the English ,r-.
wee, though only nineteen wears ,,
age, was selected BY lot. by the Amor.
cans to whom he had fallen prisoner
To be put TO death in retaliation Tor sorn.
atrocities committed by the enemy
When the news reached ENGLAND a..
mother, Lady Asgil, with her whole
FAMILY, was thrown into the decpe.
distress and sorrow. In her inexprcs.
sible affiicuon she had recourse Ia H..
so,ereigns Of France, through the me.
dunn OF the minister. Count dc w..
gcnnes, although France was n TIA.
time at war with England. Ii any one
wishes To know where the mi,erles of
war are most truly and deeply felt. L.,
ham read the following extract from one
OF her letters To the French minister.
My son. my only son, dear 10 me
As he Is brave, amiablc as he is beloved
only nineteen years old, a prisoner q;
war IN consequence of the capitulation
OF Yorktown, Is at present confined IN
America as an object Of reprsal. Shall
the innocent share the fate Of the gull.
y' Figure TO yourself, sir. the situa-
ton oil family in these circumstances.
Surrounded as am with objects OF dis
tress, bowed down by fear and grief
words are wanting to express what 7
feel. and to paint such a scene Of mise.
ry; my husband, given over by his
physicians some hours before the arm
val OF the news; not in a condition ~
be informed Of it; my daughter attach.
ed by a fever, accompanied with deli
rum; speaking Of her brother in tone,
OF wildness, and without an interval OF
/ reason, unless IL be to listen 20 Some
circumstances which may console her
heart. Let your susceptibility. SIR
paint to you my profound, my incx
pressible misery, and plead in my favor
a word, word from you, like a voice
from heaven, would liberate us from,
desolation, from the last degree of NH.
fortune"
Such are the deep pangs implanted
IN the heart oil an accomplished lady by
the occurrences of war. In con,c-
quencc OF her education and her dis
tinguished situation in life, thew have
excited an interest in the public. and
have become portion Of history. But
there are multtudes Of other mothers
and other sisters. whose sorrows have
been as deeply felt and as sincerely la
mented, but whose griefs have never
reached the public ear Dark and with
enng as they were. they have been
known only to their own bosoms or 10
the small circle Immediately around
them too secluded for general sympa-
thy, though not unseen by that God.
who has made of one blood all the ma
tons Of the earth, and who commands
us to love our neighbor as ourselves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

We have received through the P.t
Oihoe pamphlet, containing notice
Of painting which represents thr uu
iurllng Of the flag Of the United STATE.
~ Mexico, at the time of q popular
connection, when Mr. PoSsErr, the
minister Of the United States residcn,
N that city. staid The tumuli BY an ex-
hlblilon Of the star Spangled Bannef.
The story Is probably familiar 10 most
II our readers. and an artist has seizcd
proper point Of time "a this interesting
occasion. and placed the subject ora
Canvass.-- e. S. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

On Tie 32d alt, 'i'crs as considerable rp~rri-
.'en''n TIE sensir Chsmber on the subject n the
tAo" sod Hof'e' from Morocco The "po,e,,.
grave sod reverend ssiEn,ors so,lld no,. iths,,
great aiis"''y' decide upon An appropriate rcGer.
e"es soH'e u'OuEht ., shsuid he referred "a IN.
''o'n'''''ee o" Fore'gn Rsissioo. Others object.
Cd tha' he 'H'Tsi,. having become dss,e.seat,.l
~sr' 10 longer fo'etgH STAIR, ssd yet, :, did 40,
zen Vast De- hsd given eEsl ao,ise Of ,,..,, -.
70 'eeo'ne ha'"r-lilsd. Af,sr some dis,s..,os.
he '''irs' vss q lengih tsfsrre 70 ,ha Csuroi,.
~ on Ag~i,ui'rre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
The follosing letter as frosa Cerrr.Dosa-aa
u the Bsliimore P.srios.

u the Baltimore P.srios.
WAsuTHeroH, Drr. 90. IasG
There - now preparing here a plan.
whether Il be connected with poiifics
or not ] cannot undertake 20 saw. but =
plan nevertheless, which demands
something from the public vosoe before
>, - permitted TO be carried into exeeu-
hon II Is proposed 10 carry out the
recommendations IN the Pres;dent'.
Message, and 10 appoint hosts al pen
SION Agents--one, II Is said. Eor 81
County IN every State. whose du,y 4
shall be 20 examine into the h;.,orv
character identiiy. life. sc. sc. az al
the Pensioners IA the United Stzies. an
order 10 ascertain whether any a tie =
are on the Pension last. who ought noa
to BE- %. Il Is further proposed 20 su,
Je~' each Pensioner 10 q Te-eHamina-
20 p iorc the Agent. who vilI tran.
80 az ne facts concerning The exarni-
a-.- ~ TIC Comfm-aioner a. Pensioos
81 Wellington WHO vii then ay,,n
decide, neither he a., or - BOs enGtled
y sPension.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

Among The steaFnbOats built during
Ne late seasOn At pifisburg. was the
Aogni. with ara engine ~ Etyss kBadSed
s . power. Her length on deck u
10 FEET She = intended COZ the New
ORLEANS and 81 Louis trade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

A French bookseller. ia publishing
Catalogue OF works on .Nolarai Ih.
t"yy inserted an Essay on I,,sb Ball.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

John Neal. "a. :, as.ocis,ed With
Mr.. Weld N cond0otins The New Fog.
land Galaxy.