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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12
Strayed or Stolen.

Frf,in the subscriber. JoHN :sTUEl;s living near
ta'"den. Frtbie county, Ono, bright bay mare.
. W. ears ID last snfing, very heavy made, and
Excl, SIN III portion of white on ore Of her hin
feet, very s:raga, her face, no, bridIe-w,se or
tame.
REWARD
II stolen, S25 for the mare and S25 f.. the thief.
or ten dollars for the mare if run away
Oct 10. 1856 A32,4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12
GEORGE: RNO7ID.
Rccen2u from Phil0deiDLi0.

"AVING located himself IN Richmond.
LII and opened shop in the small BRICK
building Immediately south Of MIR. A'ncus S;dds H.
store, where he s prepared to do work in as neat
st, lie as any person in the west, and heins immed
aiely from the east is well acquainted i the pre-
wiling fashions. He hops 'y an sssiduous euen-
ton To business 10 meiit and receive a portion Of
The puhlic patronage.
n. u. He is ais agent for j. H. Chappers Pat
rnt Spherical System Of cuti~g, and reports Of the
Fashions, ard will dispose Of them snch master
tailors as wish 10 improve, at a reasonable rate
Country Pr"fiure taken at marke, price.
Aug. 2O;h, 1885. 33,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12

IA
Many articles befnre the public, as cure fol
that most obstinate and tornentDg disease, ih.
iRheumatsm; and from clos. o,serva ion we are
led to believe, that they have to great exten,
failed to produce that Gcsirah. result; and NAV il
not be attributed to the fact that articles said to
cure this troublesome disorder, also recommend
led IN cure almost every disease with which our
rai' bodies attacked, and in their pre- para .ion
that object is kept in view, viz: to have the medi-
cine cure for Ill diseases.
The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offered to
the pubic remedy for Rheumatism; and as no
case is knpwn where perfect cure WIS not effect
ed. We arc justified N declaring it valuable med
cine for that p.infl disease, and for 10 OTHER is il
Omme nded-Pnce so cents.
Certificates of important cures and q bill Of d.
rrc'ions accompany each bottle. A fresh supply
just received and for sale by A. Siddali anI W. A.
Lindsay. Richmond, Ind, and by J. q. jameson g.
Co., Paris, o. C., UrIoN.-Take notice that the
bottles are stamped 'Vrgetable Rheumatic Drops"
and the wrappers s;gned'O. Il s. Crosby & Co..
9th rcd lux. None others genuine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12
r1nE! FiRE!! EcEE!!!

HAVING been app'in'ed Agent ct the "HaFi
A ford Fire Insurance Company" the subscriber Is
uow rea.y 10 grant policies of insurance to all
who their property insured against loss OF damage
by free
THE company for which he Is acting is one OF the
Yea the and most in the country and they
,e &c themselves that those who transact business with
conn., any shall be treated in the most liberal manner
and all shall be adjusted with aIrness and prompti
tude Persons wishing provide against the contingency
OF Of their property by this destEnctve element are
reorestc cali his Office Main street. opposite the
Branch Bank Richmond Ia, where the terms Of insur
ance will be made known and the policies granted
Communications by lett (post pa'd will be promptly anu
che. rfnily attended to-
June IL 1886 25u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12
RICH MOND CHAIR WARE
q ROOM.

CO ROOM.
In THE subscribers would inform their
$500 friends and the public, that they still con-
ZA 4 time to carry on the CH.4IR-.N.3kXNI;
business in al! its various branches at
their old stand on Main ST.. opposite the National
Hotel: where they have large and neat assert
meDts ofCane sc ats, Windsor chairs, Settles large
and all Rocking chairs, &c. all of which they
warran; equal To any made in the State, and viii
dispose Of them or the most reason able terms
Orders from a distance thankfully received and
punctually attended to; particular attention paid
to packing. Persons wishing to purchase will find
it to their advantage TO give a call and exam
inc for themselves, determined to sell
low for cash, credit. or country produce.
E. III. g. G.. d. CITIZENS.
January 30, 1896 AU
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12
PRINTING.

go . Handbils. Cards, Labels, Boob, and
SsnpaI:s.s Hat TiPs, &c. ke., neaslyexeers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-12
JAMES w. BORDEN

JAMES w. BORDEN,
NOTARY PUBLIC AID CONVEHANCER.
Richmosd, Indiana.
Having received the appointment of Notary
Public. il now ready to take the acknowledge.
ments Of deeds Of conveyance. mortgages, &c
He will also draft written instruments in IN &C
curatc and neat manner. Ofoce on Nam street,
opro siie the Branch Bank.
August etl,. 1885. 3I-u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

One day later from P0iS.-The ,lip Bolivia,
at New York, brings to the editor ofthc Counter IA
Paris paper of the evening Of the lth June.
A correspondent of the Messenger states that the
Dutch Ambassador had made formal application
for the hand of the Princess Victoria, on behalf of
the eldest son of the Prince Of Orange. The Pr
w Council were determined, however, to allow
the Princess to make her own choice aud though
the King and Queen were III favor OF the young
lover, the Duchess OF kcnt replied that her
daughter had fixed her affection. on the eldest son
Of the Duke OF SAKE Cobourg. Dispatches TO this
effect were sent to all parts of tho continent, and
the usual ceremonies which precsdr the nnptlals oi
ROYALTY, were in progress. The French klng has
invited the successful duke to pass Some time with
him.
Lord Granville has made known the intention OF
the English Government 10 occupy all tho aces
sible parts OF the BlscaSan COASTS.
Captain Ba2N, commander oi the Duquesno, II
charged with a mission to the Bey oil Tnnis-thc
French Government having Determined 10 protect
that power from The i~ntfiguos Of Turkey and Ras-
sld.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
nUCrAA0R SPRINGS,

GlIl AIED on Bufaloe River, IN the county o'
- Amherst. II miles OF the Court House, % miles
from Lexington, and - milcsirom I,ncheutg.
In calling the attention OF the public TO these
Springs. Is watering place, The subscriber takes oe-
castor to remark. thatthey are no new discovery Al
though unknown to the distant public, until last SEA
son. For many yea-stiey have been nnInefousiy Al
tended hv person from the surrounding t"nh
try. who will readily testify to their Medicinal
,ntues-but owing 10 the fact that The former ocet-
piers filled them as tenants al The VIII oil me o"Il'ls'
Who would neither sell nor improve the property III
ducencnts, m the way Of comfortable accominoda-
tious to distant strangers. could not be offered.
Within tho la,l IL months a very large and com
modlous Hotel. with comfortable Cabins, have been
, erected. sufficient TO entertain BOD persons.
The water hasbcen Analysed, and found In con-
tain the essential ingredients, sulphur, soda, TN AZ
Unusual pruportionl and maenrsia and the snbsefi-
Der ran say with tn. fullest confidence, that II ceftiil
cafes OF acttht, were required they canbe obtained
oi many indIsiduals, whose experience al then virtues
pnlblcs them to say that they are mol surpassed ny
any waters ~ Virginia, for most oil the diseases com
! mon to our cliratc--ln eases oiDyspepsla, deranged
condition Of The stomach aud breast, liver Diseases,
aud diseases OF debility generally, and to delicate fc-
males aud children, they are peculiarly adapted. Fer
this fact, the highest authority among the inedlca
faculty. can he Offered in this section OF country, a%
well as the better evidence of full aud ample tests rom
Individual, by actual experience.
The SEASON will again commence on the 10th OF
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore cnJoyel, both from h's old
friends and strangers. again invites them 10 visit INN
with confidence on his part, that whilst hc VIII be re
munrtited Tor unrcnutcd cAcrtions To please, that
tlcy Will be repaid in improvement of health.
The rates Of fare will be the same as last year, VIZ
Hoard ucr week. sj 90
do do day, ] w
Horses per week, . ~
do do day, -
Children and servants, half price.
+. S.-ila,lng been requested by some OF my
county men, to prepare \ dinner for the celebration
ofthe anniversary of American Independence, on
thcitll Of July next, lwould say To those persons
whoare disposed TO unite with rs ON that occasion,
hey i'll only be charged the subscription rates toi
dinner aud regular boarding rates for after time.
Visitors Tor health viii pay nothing extra.
June Is W. l.. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

JJMES RIJ Err lSD ~ Ill AMI"
PROPOSALS. will be received at the oflce OF
the James River and kanawha Company, IN
the City otl,iehmo ii, from the 10Th to he !3td day
of AUGUST, turihc construction OF all the fNcaHa-
ton, Enbankment and Nalling not now under con
tract. 1opetlcr with nearly all the Culyefts and the
greater portion of the Locks between lyncIbnrg
and Maidcns' Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head OF Maideii,'
Adventure Pond, The eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsviile, aud about twenty isola-
ted sections, reserved at the lOfincr letttlg, between
Scotts,ilIe and lynchbars.
The quantity of Masonry offered IS very great
consisting OF about two hundred tulVefts oil lfotl
three to thirty feet span ulne Aqncdncts, thirty
five Locks, Il number ol Wastes, with several latm
and road Bridges.
General plans and specifications Of all the work,
aud special plans ofthe most important talferts and
taucducls. will be found al the Offices OF the ssVe=
,al Principal Assistant Engineers on the line OF the
Canal.
Tha work will be prepared for examination by The
18th July bun mechanics. well recommended, dc
sirous OF immediate employment, can obtain contracts
for the construction Ola number OF calvcfts al pr
vate letting
Persons offering To contract, who are unknown 10
the subscriber, or any of the Assistant Engineers
will be expected to accompany their proposals BY the
usual certificates OF then character and ability.
CHARLES EII.ET, Jr.
Chicf Engineer Of thu James Rirer
and kaaawha Company.
Norr.-Thc Dams, Guard Locks most of the
Bridges, and Il number of Locks and Culscrts, are re
served for IA future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose Of obtaining work, would do
we'll to call at the office otthe Company in til city
Of K richmond, where any information which the,
may desire will be eheerlully communicated.
The Valley OF James River, between LyncEburg
md Richmond, l., healthy. {. E.lr.
Iuur d ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
VI. HART,
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.
(H1Nk .SQFIRE,J

Ioo Doots from Me Virginia HaHk.
E'ilF subscriber Informs his Trends and the pub
lie generally, that he keeps constantly on hand,
i General assortment Of every alIole III the Dress
llue.-And ~ every article Is made IN town, the work
viii be found to be good. HIS assortment consists,
~ pant, OF
Blue, black, mud cololcd Dress and IrocL Coats
Sfrcl mixed and colonel BIZ toats
Ladies' and Gcutlclneu's CIo1ks of all dcselip
tiuns
Fur and Sral Caps
Cloth aud tassi,lcrc Pdutaloons
Stocks, Shirts, Shmtecs, Stoehenctt Shitts aud
Drawers AlsJ,
thlldrc1's Clothing, &c. &c. &c. All of which
Mlll be sold low ion cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

ld-i Stake for Coils and ifilIies, } years old
Two mile heats, subscription $500, forfeit St5o' 10
name and close lst September three or more Il"
make a racc.
2ad.-A Stake for Colts and Fillles, 3 ys1la old
TWO mile heats, subscription $500, forfeit ciV'' 10
name aud close lst September now three sl'sefl-
bcrs. ,
3,d-A Stake for Colts and Files, ! years old.
mile heats. subscription 500, hall forfeit, to name
and clos. as above ; three OF more 10 make a race
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
II=I wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
ss~s&
gJA

uNiIE subscriber has Just received aml opened, an
assortment of Medicines. Drugs, Paints.
Oils, Dve Stuffs. &c. winch, IN addition Ia lns
former supply, will make III, stock large aud leslra-
BILE.
lie has also on hand. a variety Of vary Gqe
Candies.
Preserved Ginger,
prunrs.
MADEIRA Nnts,
iilbeIts,
Soft Shelled Almonds,
Figs, Oranges, i.,rupns,
several Cases OF very fine iiquorlce, &c. &c.
The above. together with many Fancy iricisss
are offered 10 his customers and the public, on vcrya
moderate terms. JAMES i. q ALL"
Anil II l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

English PAupERs.-Nearly all the vessels that
arrive here from British ports, bring out great num-
bers of paupers. Yesterday morning the British
brig Socrates, arrived here from Rye, with II pas
sengers. All ~ofthen,, Capt. Metcalf informs, had
their passage paid, and were fitted out for the pas
sage with provisions, &c, by the parishes. Some
families they paid 20i. for. Each pauper when on
board the vessel received H. fiom his parish.
N. !. Paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

lying on Siaunion river, Bedford county, adjoining
the lands of John Turner, John Hurt, and others,
containing III acres. The lands in Franklin
county are in woods, except about l. or - acres,
and the most OF it first rate Tobacco Land. And
those in Bedford are also mostly in woods, (cXcept
TIE River low grounds, which produce Tobacco Of
the largest size,) and the greater portion of the
hiel land of tins tract, as well as the river bottoms,
is also first rate land for Tobacco. The under
,iencd consider the above lands very desirable 10
persons who wish to engage largely in the cultiva-
ton of Ioba eco.
The terms will be a credit of one and two years,
for equal portions of the purchase money-the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal secu-
ritv, and deeds of trust upon the lands. The title
of the above lands, (Which belong TO the estate Of
Margaret West, dcc'd.,) are believed TO be unqnc,-
tionablc, but the undersigned, as commissioners,
will only convey by deed with special warranty.
5. II. DAVIS,
6. \. WI\GtIELD,
Commissioners.
July tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
Correspondence of the n. Y. Journal OF Com

incfce.
LONDON, Juno 9th.
Tho pending trial between the Minister and tho
Magistrate continues to attract the greater portion
of public attention. Lotd Grantley, the brother
OF the Honorable Mr.. Norton. is determined that
the trial shall proceed, though he has been lnplo-
red By some most influential personages, not To
force the plaintiff to 90 into court. As the head
oftio noble house oi Granlley, hi, wishes are laws,
and Mr.. Norton, whatever his private feelings may
be, Is cumpollcdt 10 Succumb to his LorJshlp. Ms.
Norton's friends state that The whole Altar orlei-
mated ont of revenge, aud that the principal cVl-
dcnoo is that of discarded servant, whose ,tilc-
ment is at least four Years old. They also de-
clare that :" the lady has been subjected to i long
series of i'll treatment aud provocations that had
more than once compelled her 10 leave her nus
bands house and claim protection Of her relations
that The evidence sought 10 be established "as
of the most suspicious and questionable clarae er
and moreover, that the parties themselves were
conscious Of then innocence
The cause is set down for trial on the l0tl,. A
special jury has been STRUCK for the trial, though
not vet rcdaccd, and il is rather Il curious eoi1ei-
dence that til name of his Lord,lIip's great rival,
the Ex-Premier, Sir Robert Peel, is On the List.
A rule was obtained rcturnahlu to-day, 10 show
cause why "A commission should not be issued to
examine a witness in ireland, one of the servants
of Earl Mulgravc, on behalf of the Plaintiff. As
it was expected the cause would have been shown
To day, that some portion OF the line of defence
would have boon let out by counsel, the Court and
all is avenues were GRAINED TO excess, but up TO
four O'Clock nothing had been transacted. Until
| saw the state of the Court and the dcnSely pack
cd mass ofliuman bodies, | had no idea of the IN
tense interest which the cause has excited. Ii is a
rich harvest for the lawyers and door keepers, the
reporters and the newspapers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
NlRGiNlA AT rules held in the Clerks

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
v fce OF Ire Circuit superior CourI of LAW
Clancery for Bedford County, the 4th day of IN
ls36.
Harvey Mitchell, administrator of Elizabeth Mid
ell, dec, and Gnstavus A.. Wingfcld and Challl
Ills "iic, la'e charlotte Gfliiin, Plainl
against
Edmund Pate. David Saunders. William Sbfel
bury, llliam Dickinson, Flizabeth McGeore.
ecutflX OF Lawrence AicGeorge, decd. Thomas
Wis, John IL. Griffin, Samuel Griffin, and GustaI
\. WInsiieId' administrator OF William :. Grid
decd, Defcnda,
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant William Dickinson, not having
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING
the act OF Assembly. and tile rules of this Court. /
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
AN inllabitant of this Commonwealth. 1t i, orde
that he do appear here ON the inst day of the M,
term and answer the bills of the plaintiffs thai 4
order he inserted III some newspaper published
l.yncibGfg Tor two months succesSivelv. and nd
ed atthe from, door Of the count house ofthis COM
on some court ddy.
A~CoPy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk
julylt w2m
AlRGINIA At rules holden in the CI,d
Office Of the Circuit superior Court of l.,
and chaneery fof the county of Charlotte, tit
day OF June, lc3j:
William Patteson. plainIil
against
Francis \. Stern, Robert Morton and Charlie
| ore, delft
IN CHANGER. +
The defendants Francis A. Stern and Charle
Fore, lot having entered their appearance, accd
lng to the act oi Assembly and the rules of Z
Court, and II appearing TO the satisfaction Of
Court that they are not inhabitants of this state
motion of the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered. /!
the said defendants do appear before the Judge OF
said court, at the courthouse of the >aid county
tho first day OF the next term, and enter their app&
ance and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that a q
OF tins order be inserted IN some newspaper publ
ed IN the town of lynchburg, for two months
ecssiFcly, and posted at the front door Of the coz
house of the said county.
ACo~py-Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON,C
July WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
VALUABLE AND for Sale or Rent.

fENllE subscriber offer, orsale his CLAlPOoL
4 TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county OF
Nelson, on the waters Of I've and Piney Rivers,
adjoining The lands Of Mr.. William Bourne, and
others, and containing between Il and 900 acres,
oi which there il a lrtlle upwards of 100 acres
olcafrd-thc remainder unusually well timbered,
with i Saw Mill upon the tract. The cleared land
N divided into four sIifis, of about - acres IN
each, and a standing pasture. One OF the Suits
Is now in Clover, ready for fellow this SuInmcf-
and another sown in Clover last Spring. This
land Is well adapted 10 the cultivation oi Iobacco,
Corn, Wheat and Grass. There is a considerable
quantity Of as fine Meadow Lind upon ii, rs an,
IN this part Of the country. will sell with this
Land, II a purchaser wishes II, the Negroes, Stock,
Plantation Tools, Ac. Mr.. Nathan Bryant, the
oversccr ON the plantation, will show the Land TO
any one disposed TO buy. II a sale is not made by
the st day Of September next, | will be disposed
To rent the plantation to GOOD tenant, who will
continue 10 cultivate y, on the present -four SHIFT
rotation.
| also offer for sale, Il TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN sand county Of Nelson, in the Fork of
acres, and well adapted 10 the cultivation Of To-
bacco, Corn and Wheat. Nj. George Layne, the
present tenant ON the plantation, will show the
land 10 any one who WISHES to examine it,. This
Plantation will bo Tor rent, if not sold by the 1st
day OF September next.
Terms made known by application 10
DANL. lIlGGiNBOTIiAM.
49,. H. I-1-I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
IsONNETS

WYE have Just received from New York, a case
w of Fashionable Bonncts-amonest them,
some very fine Plain ~Straw-wlich with other
pretty Goods, will be sold low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
\ few bales OF superior Cotton \ arms, at tacto-
ry prices. -" L.
june % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

'NOMR JOSEPH A.. LOILARD.-Uavinq nm
4 dcrstood that YOU left Gonzales, Texas. some
time last winter. for the purpose of visiting yopr
friends in the ncighborhood of BurkeviIIe pr;naa
Edward county. Virginia, and not bear;na anv
thing from you since, | am induced to resort Io m.
columns OF a new spaper 10 ascertain where vou r.
should this meet your eve, tor any person acon,int-
ed with you,) You viii confer a great favor on NM,
sell and brothers, by writing to Richard +. Mill,
4>ntci,,'oehes, LOUISIANA, and to myself. at Burke
Vile. Prince Edward county, NirsinIi,. = '"'"o-
,nnt e9'chd' EDWARD Is. MILLER.
iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
POETICAL.
xRp widowed y6orKER to her som.

Ny beautiful. my sweet
welcome thee with teats,
Not as | used To greet
My babes of other wears;
For think upon the loved one,
Who ne'er thy form shall sec,
And well ! know how teuderl..
lie would have welcomed then.
Ay beautiful, N, bright
When first ! saw thine eyes,
Ihailed their gentle light,
With agon, and signs
For | gazed, a sad aud iosa one.
Upon thy cherub face,
And | saw 10 father clasp thee,
Within his fond embrace.
The, tell me thou wilt bless
NV lonely hour of wo,
But when / thee caress,
NJ, tears IN torrents How
Cold is the s,inpathlsng heat
That would have shared m, joy,
And | feel that thou art iathcilrSs.
My precious orphan boy.
Yet welcome still art thou,
To tins lone heart, the while
Thou hast thy fathers brow,
His ne'cr forgotten smile
Deep, deep, within thy inotllot 5 breast
The font of love shall be,
And teryent prayers TO heaven addtes''
That God would shelter thco.
Then will thou be- M, stay.
When wlntry age draws nigh,
When Mothers locks arc grey
And DIM her fading eye
oh welcome. nv beloved one
Ill make thy htc my care,
Oh ma, We live ior God aud iloafen.
An meet thy father there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

The late arrival from ENGLAND brings intelli-
gence ofthe deatho Barry O'NIeara, the famous
author Of the Voice from ST Helena" Ho had
the satisfaction Of hearing his i" voice" responded
to by tho general appreciation of the civilized
world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28
New EgooL~ and rev te0nnee..

lSr RECEIVED Al the new Fancy and Staple
~ aud Dry Goods Store of Estes y Whitehead.
Consisting IN part as follows
JAYS Morning aud Eve Sets Poets, tplendllly
nlng Exercises, bound m lo'ols.
PRAYER Books Of different ,SllpMreeks and disasters
sizes, III SEA,
Proper Lessons, \ variel, OF new Novels.
Bibles and Icstameuts, LYNN BOOKS ot ditIcrout
BENEFITS Letters, Elnds,
The Pastor at tho sick BUCKS Dictionary,
bed, Shakespeare,
lord's supper. J~osephus,
Course of Time, BLANK Books OF all Kinds,
Albums, \ large assortment OF
School BOOKS, aud ma
ny Other valuable books.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

Ureok and loss of Lccs.-Tls ship Charlotte
Douglass, from Londonderry 10 Quebec, with
40i passengers, was recently lost at sea, and all
the passengers and crew but ten persisted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-28

According to our latest London papers H.. b.
NJ. ship Terror was TO sail in a few days from
Chatham with Captain Back and his officers. for
the purpose offIrtlcr exploring the Arctic regi-
Uns.