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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

Drug and Medicine Es4ablfshment.
THE subscriber having removed his drug concern
from the corner Of Nam and Third, to the shop in
part occuried by Charles Dickinson watchmaker Main
near Front street, informs the public that he hes
ito" now and intend. keeping constantly hand. sup
practice Of medicine, bot intends practising o his shop
and conne himselfto the CT chronic disea
-Rheumatism--all manner OF
Scrofulous diseases-Palsy--Sore legs-Con-
tracted Ii'nbs-Female complaints, &c. &c.
Also, ready prepared and constantly on hand.
Remedy for the Piles-superior Eye-water
pills, without mercury-Veg
etabie Vermifuge-cure for yellow water,
surfeit, &c. for horses.
Patients from distance afflicted with lingering diseas.
and who cannot themselves, will be ascommu.
dated with suitable medicine by forwarding writing bv
private conveyance, stating the particular the naE-
Richmond, 18th mo. 1886. ASH
The following certificate may be of nteres public
TO TIE PUBLIC.
This nay certify that 1 have been CIR ple for up
wards Of ten years, occasoned by spran, and BY
management my knee became much worse enarxesi and
useless, the knse being stiff could only get about with
crutches empoyed several Physicians, one after an
othes without success bat through favor became ac-
quainted with Dr. Wm A. Bruck, of Richmond, and by
he attention and perseverance restored that
expect IN short time to have the use q ny limb.
RACHEL LINTON.
The above Rachel Linton being relative of ours, and
for sometime resided with and the great
est improvement going still u.s. and may add 10
the above certificate lin grateful remebsance) that nv
sister in law - - fast recovering the Of her limb that
We entertain no doubt Of her perfect restoration
JOHN PHELPS
Novombes 30th, 1886.
This to certify the public nv husband Dam
Boswell IN 1885 afflicted with a confirmed cons,mn-
tion and that BY the attention and medicine from
Dr.. VIM. A. Bsuck, Festofed 70 perfect health Nv
husband has since been travelling abroad and 20 Gar ~
am acquainted his health has ever since been GOOD
ELIZABETH BOSWELL
18th lst 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

far USsoS-These was eis,e vbes il gssessliy
with absouepee bsse'y s- subject ]" converts
lion . dissoosioa Of the Unio". Mr.. job" Randolph,
well pemember than twenty sso, uttered in one
his many eloqsess seeces, he sy sensssess, hs
NOT o.Iy sseh osos Be the sshjecs either
pbc debate private discourse, however familiar, bot ha
tbs idea Of bosd and depIobie ought
and indesasy b sepsisd moossrous, os every
ssd hssr has suhosd wih single American feel
ling The genssous sennen, earnestly and
isesIcassd, with amost religious sole@niy BY
and beloved man, Washington, bis .Gscs;ng and
bsaus1 vaIedicsosy Address. TSs sentiment,
Ossos .sd Father Of County, .d,essed as il vas
salghsened patriotism Of Americas, found day,
in every bean willing, joyful, agecsionste
This sentiment confirmed, as found brothers; cemensing
our 1--we and consolidating our Union.
Thess happy and glorious days, is much fared
disappearing. Not only dreadful event. dsmen-
beens Of the Union, male theme Of angry defamation
and heated discussion tho Halls Of Legislation and in the
public prints huti spoken Of with iudi6ereuce nay worse
with spp.obao" and sometimes csnly recommended j. the
spirit and upon the principles 0f = calculasson.
The patriots Of former days would il posi-
BILE aat Americans could have deseeased in aan-
ner deloabc. depth sonightfu In did .s,ey
snd bleed, in 6sht aud coaquss husseA bae.
In did aey trophies Of their dearboushs and WE'LL
government, whose admirable proportions theory have
hitherto been rivalcd by uu"umbeed bese6ts actual
eoymen Bosh the Declarations of Independence aud the
Federal those sublime Americas
glory theatned wh extneo BY faction; ior with their
demolition, the wosd-even in ito sansune moments
may again reasonably hope chasce a,
enjoy, to the hsPp;esss asod;ns civil poIca
i'bsry.
Iso~e al ~ will calculate, s ,ie do bette,
p"poss True calculation would se.los
paoas Of dis"nio", that advantages proceeding
equal its caamisiea Nothing but Unioas becossinx
sAss surely mt. ne yose efGess;s, jssey
10 dssoisss. he rssTiotisa az n, Noh
asd Ssssh, uss, will YET shas Usioa sss
pss asd eosnfs and joy, while - We ssosId's hope
Ral Cos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

P0wn % TINE Suns RAm-Ms. Mackitosh,
Who had occasion 70 descend in . diving dell for
The purpose oflayiag the foun6aisoa Of sea wall,
Souad ths sush rays - much eosveseed By the
coavex glan which served asa window in The ma-
chine, = - burs the labesses's eloshes whea ex-
posed % de focal Poiot, AID whilst the msehise
was Is feet under water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

naee1ing. CspPias. an rss0-nv
j By JOHN sOUFFRAM.
Who solicits share Of patronage e.. -.
and wsll be prepared 10 wait on ~ 40
homes, or At his, IN Franklin street. a. -
Main street on the east side -
II Farmer,
WANTED, larse qua atty Of WHITE cnc.
|QUILLS. A good price will be give. 8. 3
ISAAC B. SOUFFRAIN, at his CHAN ~
~, at the northwest corner of Froot AZ ~ g
Richmond, Oct. %. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

u. W. BORDEN, Notary Public and Coaveyancer:
RICHMOND, ISDIANA-
Having received the appointment of Notary
Public, 10 now ready to take the acknowledge
ments Of deeds Of conveyance, nortgages, &c.
He will also draft written ruments in An nc
curate and neat manner. Odce Main street,
OPT osite the Branch Bank.
August Sth, 1885. Sl-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

A Prsay SSyvssities.-The following ianocent
supssslie,oa i said to exist sssoag the Russian
ssfis. o. the Thos~iay p.csiess 10 whit-Ssedsy,
they Try what 10 called 'tbe prophetic swim0iDg
Of the bridal wreath" A plated wreath ofhowess
10 made aud ihsvwn into the stream, when, SHOULD
il 6oat upon the surface ofthe water, they will the
same year exchange useie aaidsn for the nupsial
STATE. not should the wreath sink, they are des-
tised 10 wait still longer fos he happy change.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

JOB W. SWAIN, 4 co. s
VIE subscribers having entered 80.
neohiP under the hrm Of swain. . q ri
pleasure In Informing the community tai ~.
have =. erected commodious Machise shop, ssrS'
prompt attention to all orders for C.1b;.. n,
Spinning Machines, Turning LatAe,. or ~ -
of machinery; as also for tnraine eieAer h -
or iron Of any descriptions. Having euplo,ess-
rate workmen. they with confidence (,a to, ~
ity aud dispositions 10 please their eustsre, :
qualities aud Prices) ask patronage 1ten ~
erous public.
JOB W. SWAIN.
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TllOlNDURY
Richmond, Jan. !, 1887. M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

Lots in the new town Of Houston, (ihe future
capitol Of Texas) have already risen 50 high, that
tho sgent for the sale Of them refused eighty dbl
lars lot There arc 6OOO o. them, and the whole
cost only two dollars when the purchase was made.
Ii !. computed that 100000 worth Of Indigo 10
annually raised aud exported to Europe, from the
State of Louisisn1.
The statement that Black Hawk wss drowned.
l. contradicted.
A writer in the Baltimore American pro-
to one state. 1t might be Of advantage to
the old dominion.
A printer IN Brunswick has printed bible
from iron stereotype plates. This must be
an improvement in the durability Of stereo-
type plates.
Harry White, convicted Of being concern
ed in burning the Treasury building ia March.
1884, was yesterday sentenced by the Cir
cult Court to ten years. imprisonment in the
Penitentiary.
The bill for the admission Of the State Of
Michigan into the Union having on Thursday
received the appreciation Of the President and
become law, the Senators, Messrs. Lyon
and Norvell, and the Representative, Mr..
Office & their seats IN their respective Hous-
es. Thus the lumber Of the American Fam
hy Of States hazbeen precisely doubled since
the epoch Of the independence Of the original
thirteen.-Nas. IuteA
Memo<y i he only paradise We are sure Of 81
Ways preserving Even oar 6ns Pareats could aoil
b driven out oft. eass.a- ( ~ - ssssassa -
All are not saints Who 20 10 church.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

Sold A~.-The philosophers Of Paris, BY the aid
al trsme"dous'y powerful apparatus, have suceee-
ded in the consolidation Of the carbonic acid gas,
one the constituents Of se@asPhesc air, 20 a. to
be both visible and tangible. The substance, At .
late sitting Of the French Academy, was distsibu-
ted TO the company, tasted add handled; the SON.
sat'o" produced by it, tosch 10 described a. "tbe
impression Of extraordinary Geld which any gas
PRODUCES when returning from STATE Of air. (" Il 10
addsd the company we.e much surprised At the
slight effect resulting to the organs Of sensation
from the cootact with . substance, the touch Of
which eoneeals the spirits Of wine aud mercury,
and causes the thermometer to descend 10 80 de-
gsees below zero TO what il the world cominRi
Ifthese French sssass A., suffered to 90 on with
their experiments, and thus convert the very ele-
msnt which Ne breathe into hail stones and iccle.,
they may next catch the most hidden thoughts Of
the brain, turn :hem into humps q matter, and
psss them about hike cracked 6lberts At royal L.
vee!-Nass. Ing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

The following 10 extract fron the revised stat
utss Of Massachusetts,, chapter Xvii. Ia, and
provides how druoka rds shall be dealt with BY the
select-men ofthe commonwealth. 1t ought to be
generally known:
''When any person shall, by excessive drinking
OF sP's'tuous qoose' 30 m'ssfsnd' waste " lessen
HE estate, % thereby either expose himself OF
bis family to want or INDECENT circumstances, or the
town to which he belongs to expense, for the
maintenance Of him or his family, or shall ha-
btuaIy indulge himself the Of spirituous IL
quoss ae thereby greatly to injurc bis health OF en-.
danger the loss thereof the selectmen Of the town
in which such spendthrift lives, shall, in writing
under their hande, forbid all licensed inn holders,
common victualers, and retailers Of the same town.
TO cell him any spirtueus strong liquors aforesaid
f0r the space Of one year; and they may in like
ner forbid the selling Of any such liquors to said
spendshsif1 BY the licensed persons Of any other
town TO which the spendthrift may resort fos the
same"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

CoNNussAL Arvscrox-A correspondent, Of The Newark
Advertiser gives Eowng Interesting incl lent which took
place during Of Richard White for setting se the
Treasury building at w Ash"ngfon:
.Dn Of trial. the clever aud celebrated
tef takers examined, and 81 viii
sny disclosed, which have inspired with OdsE,
approaching 10 sdnirasion. There . beautiful
xamne--a Mrs. Baldwia-o prove that she had
White telling had succeeded setting
tine Treasury. Whese yoss husband! :" aske,i
counsel m the prisoner She paused for moment, hand
beautifully formed, Of ivory wheness, passed her
dask aud dropping eyes, mud then low voice, answered
"e 10 j" the States Prison in New jersey" "Wsre you
not IL the State. prison ~ ayes, when
hsbam "Bui you confined there after convc-
om of an Infamous offence ~ mo" "Wee ytu
charged offence % The Count suggested to
Mrs. Baldwin, thai she compelled TO answer that
question. She paused il all her energy, aud
osdoasy Intelligence and energy she answered, III
tell Yes sir, was charged with taking my poos h"s
enable him escape om prison, aud,
raising ard her the fimc,) IL
you call infamous oa-nce, do not" There was
sudden and universal burst Of appropriations from part OF
e Court room secompene this display Of connubai devo-
ion 6dsli,y and could Be reprossed until il had
ousd full
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

LET EvERY MAN PAR nn OWN BlLIs.-1t 10 .
|vssy eoonea reply nov s-days (when bill is Pre-
senasd Coz man 10 say that b cannot pay his bill,
|bscasss ~ cannot make any colleeiioos. Nov,
Dss every man pay biz owa bsls, asd there will be
no dif6culsy in every mans collecting has own
bills. For instance, If man presents bill. Jet
me pay Il, and the man pay win Be enabled Ia
pay the next man ,cko presesss I'm kis I'LL
One presenting bills. reply
~ CANNOT PAY YOC, FOR CANNOT MAKE
ANY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Daily Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

WnLlAxs, the vould-be-famous oculist, Who was
lately tried as qusck in Washngton, states n q
retort FIR the prosecution that the President Of the
Medical Society At whose instsnce be Vas brought
to the bar, hac once horse winch was sick, and
seat fos tsuieS. who pronounced the disease water
on the brain. Between the mandoctor add the
hoEse-d0ctos. hole bored in the horses skull!
with gimblet, one would tap sugartree, to let
the water out Less tenacious ofife ihas the tree,
tive borss thought proper drop dead, and the doc
tor lived to be laughed as.-tWheeline Times.
THIS is = good deal like boring mslry COW for
the kolloac kora
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

The undersigned hsviag en.~eseesx
cs1ssaess Nw doors esst a. he ~
70 sne house tosmesiy occupied byJ q 49, 7
leave to infosm hts old friends th,e ~ "a
pete sssortment ofs'l kinds q Coon 80
the western country: and he will sen ~
cash OF country produce. Jeans. $3.50
and many other kinds Of trade w:ii a.
highest price. So cs.ts will b -
feathers in goods. ssol,cit the eu,s~
fFsencs aud hope will be able % -. 40
heretosore.-Tfy mccall and So. -
r,.e.mh., .,a ,s.c DANIa a.
- -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

An Indian chief being asked opinion Of Of No
desia pseseated him by ocs, sa he sbosshs
juice exsacsed tom ~oas tongue aud lions heart; So'
after had drank coud tak, Gossver, and
6Ghi like the duce.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11
&Id:ET1No TAIIisDS
PRINTED AND PUDLlDBED
~ HOLLOWAY 4 SAv0sr
Corner e Mais asd Fssaa StssetA y
RICHMOND, WAYNE COUNTY. INDl. =

.sseks .ssss ssSacs;b;ss; T1o Dusgsss M 49,
yasd wsthia the year: Thsee Dollar u ~ px.Ss1
the yoluse closes. The aboye tesDs v'N -
tweed. ssSz y
sfditiosal insestioa, Is ceuss. Twssso - -
tire nosshs, -; Tor M nonths, ~; hssss
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

TIE Gsstes fsn hsssss ssdss - su.,
b N sis By the Gre ,II the taeD ore siusse.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

How CUsrAlL--Whie = clergyman was preaching ~
camp meeting fesven for the POWER Of the
devil cuai,ed: zeain,s old negro loudly sxclAs
ed Amen, YES bress god tail smack off.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

The Ixoumrox Carlos has reestablished the in
QUESTION in Spain This will combine the priesthood in his
fayog The inauion of the greatest
and ooe Of the mos, Oppressive u.,umeas Of the Roman
Catholic IeLsion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-11

Richmond, IAN. !, 1887. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

Rev, seltuus fu.top, Chaplain ei lie nne' az
An or.tion. On Pol,tiedl Excitement II. re
ter H. skinner, Of Fauqnler. ,,,.....,
al themselves. at the public Examinations held
during the present session. were Then announce"
I'm alnl,abetical erer) b, the Chairman o the a
Gully. -:
ma. and he Nceessity et Eiaea'ioa-by Geo. Wick
ham. OF Richmond -
4 Diplsnlss were then delivered by the CHAR
mn, IN the students, Who had been admitted b, the
r,.u,x ia graduate in The several Schools.
! Certificate, OF Proficiency were also conferred
h, tbe Hartmann the students IL whom that DIS
tinciion had been awarded by the Faculty Tor then
orojciencv in their classes.
: An Oration IN M CcleJratioa If Grem Ma
ioaat Ercnts-by John IL. Christian, ut Richmond
Va.
The exercises were closed BY Il short address IRON
the Chairman of the Faeull, -bnld'ng the young
Gentlemen III, arctionlte farewell, and happy return
10 their parents and friends. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
FROM FLORIDA.

SAN.NNAH. July c.
We arc indebted to a gentleman " no came passen n
grr IN the steam packet FLORIDA, Captain IIrbharl
from the 81. Johns, tor information that General Jcs
up and staff arrived at Black crcc, the 9d ns,a,
ot Inspection, and it was supposed that two
posts would be established on the Shaw nnec and one
on Lake George, at Silver Spring.
The Indians still pcaceablc, and exhibit no
eminent disposition To renew hoSIIcs.
About ten da>S since, party Consisting OF { apt.
ilansrnS mouted FLORIDA volunteers and a compa :
ny ot | s Dragons, under Lieut. Way. were on =
scout tom 81. Augustine to Paalka.
Mar fdiatka they came across part, Of three In
dams aud negro in small swamp Tie Indians were
/ captured; the negro escaped
ne indians stated that the party consisted of ccy
en- lndlans and tw" negroes. The other Indians
were ont cutting down bee tree, and The NEG 10 no
escaped gave the alarm, and prevented their can
tutr
IN" three Indians captured were taken to St An-
gu>tine.
about the same date, party of l. :. ,oLl;cr.
under command of Capt. Allen, were on scout from
ahM Bay. They took Fort Foster 0or so,ns
TIME dhdhdoucd, IN consequence of ITS unhealthy
P"S'tion) twenty Mules from Tam a. in thclr route
"hrre thr> came across Old Bow Lers. a desccn
"'n' OF c'lehaied Seminole chct ot the same nam.
quietly seated IN the deserted fort. The old fellow
y" .''oS ''S '"ief enemies approaching. thounbtit
better 10 depend on his ho els ior Sc, uriry A ~
Gr race took ulacc. and he was run down like ti,J
racer oh beng captured, hc solicited YER, ,,,on
y not TO be taken to Tampa Bay hut TN, coin,,,n,
being from that post, he condncrr, there viii
gu" '"f'nef paii'N' lie, dhe chiri) as well as the
Ihdiais found hedr Iadika. was detained, AZ Ia, ,,
out OF The line specified in their late treaty.
Ven. Jcsup IS on ms WAY to ST. Anuustnr
ne statement made that Micanopv had been
daiion. ''' 'o'''-
Not the leas, provoking feature of tbis L1;J
war to an Editor is, that We are compcled j., ,l,
'f''se OF our VOCATION to give currency 10 ,v,r, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
Correspondence othe Boatoo .itiaS.

MN Rtfokr, July ,.
The celebration of the lth III \cwbrr> purt dcri-
we'd peculiar interest hom tie l1ciI alton oi John
Quincy \dams in Tia, public EXERCISES ui thr day.
Thee were great numbers present from the neigh
boring towns, and not few the distance at tort>
and fifty mllc,, attracted, doubt, 10y the fame oi
the orator.
Tie address was worth, ol ;hc character oi the OF
ator, and fully equal public expectation. lis
'oi'e, breaking At intervals, reminded uc that hr had
not passed the usual pelind of htr, without icrlng
somr {" the effects oi Years; bat IN the yrg"r OF his
conceptions, and the strength of his expressions,
thcic WAS nothing to Indicate that his natural fore t
aud lire bad ahatcd. The tone oi the Il ,coursc
was severely mo,al. patriotic, aud religious. He
puipose, avoided touching upon an, party politics,
aud alluded In the present attitude at political altar,
as necessarily temporary m duration cloud taIs-
ed b, the errors oi our rulers. winch the breath al
enlightened opinion must sweep away. lis
theme was the Declaration al lndcr,n'cncr; NOT
puticulal, IN It's immediate cicCts relation Ia
tins country, but ITS sgnit, nce III reference To the
whole human fundy. The Declaration was the first
political document avowino thai human right vas
the only true foundation ol political institutions. As
such, It was an event second ou, IN Importance Ia
the birth Of the Saviour OF the world. 1t Mas one OF
the chains OF causes destined To bring about the OBJ
pct OF the Saviour's MISSION, which wcir is the,
were shadowcd forth by the ancient prophets 1,
proclaim liberty to the captive. aud The opening OF
the prison To them them that bound" the eman.
cipaton oi the world, and the establishment oi Al:
Governments ON the principles OF the Gospel :
consummatnn, which, said the speaker however re
mote il may seem. no Christian could hes tate to be
le,e would ultimatti, be brought about. Occa-
slonally he INDUCED IN passages of peculiar co-
/ Ihrhcc, witch drew forth from the audience spoua-
ne"ns applause. In alludmg to what lac called the
m"dein notion that tho value OF the niuu mplt b,
calculated he broke forth wtl Calculatrd, II,
what rule OF arithmetic Cal, l.lat, the value ri m,
tefal affection calculate the worth of luu,un com
passion tor human misery; at bcurrolcncc To man <
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17
Fron he tharioaesrH, .L{rocat,. Iol, :
| MY FIRSTLY OF VIRGINIA.

he thirteenth Session OF this Institution was ,l,
sea on ne sda,, 10y Public Exhibition IN tn, Re-
uhn'' II presence OF the Visitors and Faculty, and
large aud brilliant audience embracing the beam,
OF tins and the adjoining counties. aud number 6t
persons from distant parts OF the State The E<.,,i
Scs OF the Day were of an exceedingly ini,r,s,;n.,
character, and well calculated tn pfoduc, = l,,t,,o
impression upon the minds ot cyttN one of rim. ,,.,
advantages to be derived from course of liberal SIN
dIeS.-Thcrc were only three Oralons delivered IN
the oceasl"n-all of which did much credit Ia ,h,
youthful >pcakerS-and that of Mr.. Wickham. on H
present c"nd"toa Of ireU,ja. ami Tire HcccS>fgot Ed
"c"f"n. struck us as larycularI, fine. Ever, YES
tigc OF the bitter feeling cnrcndcrod by tb, un,,,,,,
nate disturbance which took place in the earl, uart of
'i' session appears to have happily subsidized and
'h' utmost harmony and good feeling characterised
til" close Of the nncrslv
We understand that the Board of Visitor, of tl,,
University ol Virginia, adjourned ON the I'M ms,
"''o"t making any appointments 10 the ,acan,
N"d'fH III me Medical Departments Althouph ihr
names oi a number of gentlemen many of ,Ln,,, ,r,
distinguished IN the medical profession were b,fo,e
me Board. II was deemed advisable to pos,Don. rho
appointments untt Sufficient time had ELAPSED ,tt,,
,ne resignation OF Dt. Warner, AM the death of DR.
.''SHh' Tor the vacancies to become generally
known. The Board accorlncl, determined IN hnIi
'Pccii' sessonio' the purpose on the ,th Aupu.,
next. '"S"S'
J he anxiety manifested bv the Board tn NAH rho
orst possible selection, and the ample field from,
" 'cn 'hey VIII have to choose, leave but l, damn
'ha the Chairs OF Medicine and laafoq,y ooJ S,,yoe
~ WI" De supplied IN such manner as to m,iu,o;,
' "e present reputation OF the Departments and con
'fio,e TO the permanent prosperity and usefulness -,
the UNIVERSITY '' - VI
At the close of the Session on Tue.da, ,b. IA,
'"y' 'S@'' me following public exercises onk ,I,,o
u the presence ola large audience r'
'"e tAffc'>es were opcGcd with PRAYER hv the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-17

Mr. Lauriofs ASccasioD-'rb, ,sc.,s;o., -, =,
ia"l." ." tuesday afternoon was very fin. one
ne 'eit East Boston about ) oclock l. asc.nd.J ,;
y To great heIyht, and was soon lost to v;. -.
h h"m'rsen,ns clouds The direction in which the
Of The n v"' was VAS apo, ; f. thus crossing portion
:. ,,,.'! u" balloon approached the earth near
1ap''n's tl'Ir' IN the southery part of Duxbmr"
~, ,;'uf,''' ny means ofhis grapplcs endey
"u'en TO 'l'sht. bat the fences and shrubbe,, a,,l
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