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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

htCTOD. CARPENTER. No Peck sIip, con-
~ nres usual ad~'ner the afflicted and un!ortu-
nate at his established and well ,ry whers ,r
most prompt and ehectual remedies for all delicate diseases
are dispensed under his own personal direction a.ten.
ton Beware OF nosrum and nosirum venders tia, the
70 pe absorbed IN NE crcuee thus cnailng comn.
raa"np 1eporae'e ana rremiabe diseases which death
New York State Med Society," caims [equ,oc all roy
al honors or deeee and has time and ,tten-
ton TO venera aud syphc diseases for tclss o. years
Recent cases when PROPERLY treated very speedily remov.
pends on the early aid proper applications X The ipent
stages OF the copa Mt and hence the importance OF expert
enced and talented medical advice.
pr g enabled 10 present bis remedies W PLEASANT and
palatsbe form, deyisg the scrutiny observers sepa-
rate Offices arranged for the privacy o. patients his
reasonable, Office open until 10 O'Clock, r. M.
1T Persons distance ain The medicines win
simple drcctons for cure writing particular ptou
Of their Be particular n the No. Peck Slip near Pearl
street o42mS DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

nN JOBNSOk Is consulted confdeniially at his Office
- No IL Duane street. between Chatham ou
the following diseases, vif-Gonorrpa Gleets CbsrrcS
srictBrss Seminal Weakness and the
ing from veDeresl poison improper Dx yohnson
engages IN remove recent affection In DAVIS
aud the most nve'ern,s IN proporonaie time without
the NE OF facilitating vudicious medicine
ton from business Persons enrusng themselves en-
sons desc themselves with sucre~s IN
the most aggravated Scroulous liberated ep
NC oily healed. Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
johnson CAN ~ certain preventative be
the occsrerce of the foregoing Diseases hh fail
ed WHOM used within wenyic hours ser exposure Let
ter post paid and enclosing have
dcine, aud directions for It's use forwarded
Attendance from 6, A. M. TO m night johnson has
moved from ~ Chambers olq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

CAHD.-Tle Ladies who formerly employed
A n the Txiorcsses clothng establishment
Broadway, have opened the IS Leonard tone
door of Broadway where they prepared
al orders Cor geneuiers linen, ladies' shonabe dress and
cloak making and wearing apparel OF every description Also
chlarehs clothing csps stocks and repairing Pantaloon
and Vests brought will be de IN the
the reasonable and the shortest notice
Persons be supplied with seamstresss application
above
N. B-Ths appeal a generous public is in consequence
Clothing that they could
without the ladies in the therefore they have taken up
on themselves open their unit; and
specifuy solicit share Of that patronage literally award.
ed the In Their former situations
SThe above will be closed evening precise
iy AT o'clock. MSE A. RICH
Mrs. NJ. LYMAN.
o2lim* Miss l.. G.. CANNIFF,
A UAH s'-IiiGIILY IMPORTANT To the LADIES
h-vANlLLA COMPOUND, or SAvON DE PERSE.-
No article that has been rroduced claim the high
powers, truly belonging tos Cosnctc for beauying
the skin entirely tan, suBburr, rckles and
adds beauty and oDess the skin that the exoed virtues
OF other soaps have vaiHy attempted T. mpa This delight
fu compound my be added, Is the produce of great
search and expense and thats emoen properties peculiar
~ III II for the toilet nursery.
The vasa Compound happily adapted gentlemen ha.
wing heavy beard and tender face from It's coon and heal
ing properties.
it's pa,ronsed by the nobility and gentry OF England and
France and entitled To the first place Ia the toilet Of
lady. Price 80 c. nts
For sale by a. Hart corner Broadway and Chambers
Mrs No. Aston House; and z. NJ Guon, IN Bow
cry Grand Henry, Pike and H. C. Hart,
corner Of Broadway and Cartlandi street olt-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

HORRIBLE DEATH--Two children Of Mr.. Adam Ar
mold Of Windsor township. York county Pa, one and
the ether years Of age, burned to death on the
Sth inst, BY their clothes taking FIRE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
DTiyy,Asss g HAsg Y ssHs EEMAtE EEN.

hR. VAN HAMBERT,S FEMALE II EMO.
- WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An eGectnai re-
nedy for suppression rresulary and all nature
oes not have her proper and regular course.
B. They must sot be taken during pregnancy, ,hey
sill produce sboriior.
Sold by J. r. Hart OF Broadway end CLanbers %.
y. NJ Guon corner of Bowery and Grand St; and b, p
hurpett - bsb avenue el2ms
STERLlNC'S OYlLNTAL nALSA MIC
~ COMPOUND An efcacous salutary, and eAeciual
medy oil ca,esof Leucorpn Involuntary Emissions
nal weakness rrsgnarity Of the 3eDscs Dseoseo
action Of the Bladder and IN all diseases Of the Urinary
gans The Immediate relief generally afforded The of
the Basamic Compound, In short OF much
heightened us celebrity in the oftbe above diseases il
confidently offered with accompanying certificates uost
eminent OF the British Faculty which win stamp the brh re-
putson In bic the preparsiio Pr~psred
DOLLY y Sterling White Chapel London Sold whoiesa
and retail, by NATHAN n. GRAHAM.
o46ms No % Nassau Il. corner of Ful,or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

NEw ORLtAss-Thc packet ship Mississippi has
arrived at the passes. New Orleans, with valuable
cargo but she draws &c feet water she cannot cross
the bar In another season. the mouths Of the passes
~ill, ID Is said, be cleared.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

DT Mozarts grand opera Of Don Juan, is about 10 be
murdered Philadelphia. This splendid opera has only
been play ed in oae season in London for many years
and that was Chit Damoreau, Mrs. Wood-Wood and
Braham were al one theatre.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

4 hH. HAMILTON, surgeon Of long standing, sad a
" pupil a two OF the hr colleges flor the the
spd practice Of pby in Europe
into the house No 81 Courlani where he may consult
ed On every disease Incidental human nsture
uncompos desafe or inieicae The desperate
real caes cured in FROM nine days. Sores Of
other description IN atc proporiopate their state and
turc. ATTENDANCE I'll tsrsrs oi4 lns
Evn SAIL. CHEAP, II APPLIEB FOR
II IhMEDaTELf-Ftur building lots y uate on The cor.
OF Graham and Devoe st In " 'silaRe - WV
hnSNsburgh These OF Tia bcndssusst the
village Size Of each Io - feet front by e feet deep
For terms inquire Of George poye corner Of South 9Th
and 4 stS wilamshurgh, Of James Meburn,
Bornm apd Deem Broekyp s9.Ims
"A TklMsOn,s RErlLA,mHY Foe nE
ladies' with eqns certainty and safely leaving
skin whittier and swonther trn before the application
AIlADEEN MAHOMEDS TURKISH DYE for chang
ing red hair The head vhskers and eyebrows
beautiful and rcrmanen black brown without staining the
din or the finest ipen.
Fer sale wholesale and retail by HAxT ts) Broadway
opposite John street. two doors from Dye street. o25lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30

I PHYSICIAN ~ Boston would respectfully rive notice
10 the Ladies Of New York add vicinity she hts
ced practice IN this city, her residence No Leonard
nearly opposite the National Theatre.
Having COLLECTED during tour IN Europe Herbs,
Roots and essential Os not TO be obtained America she will
The great which has attend Of
diseases IN this country of be expect
ed. The many delicate complaints incident the female
franz reader 10 favor OF the Female Physician
unnecessary.
Mrs Mott pledges herself relieve folio wing
diseases Rheumatism, Tic Dooreux toured without the
OF lancet, Corncon Paray red Linus, Palsy Decline,
Evil, Csnker hing nc &c Cstsr, Scsld Heads,
frctions "f the Eyes, spepa fe iy Spinal affections,
Nervous symptoms. White svelags Worms, Asthma Jaun-
dc. Liver Complaint, hernorods Piles Female Weakness
es, he &c.
In conjunction with her mescse Mrs Mott viii administer
her celebrated Patent Medcaed Chapoo and Luxung Baths
toisvads and Others Toe much he sa IN favour Of
sen,ia OILS suit the diseases which taken They
are perfectly safe to administer to the baed mpa
ing 10 such strength they not only luxung, but
In all chronic complaints, and preventive all
gious diseases Onp trial will convinc. scepcai
Their utility For uxur, 20 the healthy they calculated
to promote free perspraon cleanse soften and purity the
skin.
Airs Mott having made the diseases of children particular
branch ri her profess she will be enabled diseases
thst have afed the skill Of the talented physician No
mercury or mineral uf any kind used
Hours tor from, 10 IN the morning. until IN
the evening Genemen can communicate with Mrs. Mott,
only through wife or mother.
Ladies aud gentlemen he accommodated with baths
any hour OF the day.
Family psent gb for above baths can he obtained on
h Letters IRON the country post paid vii receive n,rr-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
g,HE RHsLOSOPHEisS STUNE Al IA
4 DIsCOvERED,-Dr. POKTT"S celebrnted

4 DI.COVERED.-Br. POETTS celehrnted "st.si
Eaacaor" has faIsd gravel
setisai weakness So satisfied Of lis wonderful
Poeti that he would not hesitate forfeit 4l0e any failure
The iacreasng demandtor Poets Specific in this city, wei
In Pha.phis, Baltimore, Boston, Providence and New
Orleans, Il the best proof OF It's worth.
New York Agerts-A ID. Ssnds 100 Fulton street;
B. Nones sH Broadway sign Ct the golden mortar; W. Ior
will CanaI and Hudson; r. H. Austin ~ Carmne
and r. Burnett, IS 9th Phiadelphia-s r. Grths
9th and Chesnui BosonA Geyer. corner Saeu,
and Hanover ss Providence, D. }. Woodwork Price ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30
Mrs. Binds CELEB3ATED 500 uIN(
lv1 SYRUP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH

OF Jun MRS Bird, Division street.
SILES-PILES.-DR. HALES Pile Ointment Is ! pos
tive for the piles in three days time Sold by j. H.
Hart Of Chambers and Broadway; r. Rurneu
s. 9th avenue; r. NJ Guion Of Bow cry Grand
oH-,ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

Hop Goid and >iircr Eoy:-l
following well-timcd Paragraphs ,,o ~.
n"'''iofe chronicle We commend rbe,,, @e,a tt.
nous meditation OF the disciples Of ,Iop - III. 50
School ne beh'pH.
',,ouS 10 'lle discovery Of Amcric, =,
known ,ha' the Spanish aud Portua,"'.. II Is Wi
oiss, ". '''os' ei,crprlsng and wealth, Ns'
;'a ;,"aic ne latter particular, b,,, ne a
Hea ,'seh py lis East India enterprises and ,''' ssnl
cd large share, and indeed. ahn,. ,'' COMMAND
OF that important trade.-Snbsennont,. mohohh
~, ana soon alter the acquisition of tho, oeo,r
colohiai possessions III Brazil and Mey;c ,'pora,
Try ana prosperity OF these two na,,orv 'e lhdu>
NJ" 'i''pof'atiohs of gold and SLY 10
sii'e' became immense, exceeding Inv , 'a'ah-
proasn' mo al the rest OF Europe From ~, is ih
i,ol TO 1854 both inclusive the amoun, -, he yea.
ed gold annually imported into Sna,n nv, VI IT gl>e
IMAM lout millions OF pounds serlipp-,nd = "o' les,
INTO Lisbon from the Brzils for the same I'M import
nearly trec millions sterling every wear r'oo "a>
!" according to the Bentonian docr;ro ;.
TO nave beeh tne period Of their greatest n, ousht
and glory. Ear from it. The entcrn,il f,,osi'hs
"ich made them the pioneers upon the a'. sI'at
meh gave 'heih Tie distinction Of being In, s .al-
~, ,i',o passage fouhh cape Horn and to nl,a, 10
Christian banner upon the shores of ST n. Tie
waned from the hour that they turned ,hoi Dp,hSo,
rom theif manufactures and their agricnln<. NUN
" Tor wealth upon the mines of Brazil. NJ, 10 ~
Peru. They impressed, indeed. the com Ms' and
royal masters upon the coin of the world leir
very com their own incidence compelled W.. mat
part WIN Tor the products of the industry of o,ba, "
ions, ne golden stream flowed, indeed 6,aa ="
helrborders-but 1t neither fortified tho 'D'sn
gave impulse TO the trade of the couu,ry o'' nor
declined, and the period of thcir erea,cs, nes' all
wealth was also the perlo OF their mos, squai
gary l'''' NJ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
LAs(IIBUHG, NAY i,Is57.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The elections III this State took place last Thurs
day, IN this county there but little interest mani
tested in the result, the Wing party having only
candidate in the field, and the Van Burenites three
Vim. Daniel Jr and Il. d. Cheatham Van Blu
rem are elected b, large majority over A. d. John
son q. b. aud j. Burton (WhigD For Congress-
Coles majority upwards of 100 over Herr.
The Wings not disposed to make it Il party
contest, and indeed did not generally desire to take
any part in the clection-hence the thlnness ofthe
Wing vote. Mr.. johnson, though Van Burenlte
came out against Caucus nominations, and as an
Antl-Expunser. The vote Of the county, was very
small
HAl,lFAN.-AI the precincts heard from but
two. Ednunds aud Toylor Evan Buren, beating
Clarh aud Floulnoy. For Congress, Coles $50. Kerr
lGI.
BEDFoRD.-Mrchena and Cobbs (WhigS) are
elected over Robert l.. coleman and Elias James,
tNan Buren, majority not vet asccraincd For
Congress Clabourne's majority Stewart about
100
AMlIERST.-Adlison Talialcrro Van Buren,
elected o'crJ. X. Irving iWlig) by upwards Of / 90
votes.
Gll\RLoTfE.-In this county Wyatt Caldwell
(Wh9) elected.
RlCIlNOND CITN.-Windham Robertson.
iENNlCo.-lohn NJ. Bolts (WHs) a9I-W.
\. Whiting YAM l9l.
Observation-Disclosures II. Cox reelected,
no opcosltion
Observation-Disclosures Hives aud T. ].
Randoldolph.
III 'ChNGtIAM--We uuier,taud the Caucu,
candidates, lmces and ilub,5afi are elected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
EXCHANGE BANk or NiRGlNIN

Agreeable, to notice, books were oprnrd III ths
Borough on Saturday, ior Subscriptions Ut stock III
the Exchange Bank al Virginia at Norinlk, charter
ed by the General Assembly, and W. arc ,rlocea 10
announce that the result nt the FIRST day was, not o.
ly beyond the general expectations, but such ~ To
leave no doubt (presumlng ON even moderate sub
scrpion from Richmond. Petersburg and Clarhs.
WILEY that the whole amount will be subso nbcd With
ia the ten days. The Commissioners commenced
their lahors NJ 10 and adjourned ats, between winch
hours they the whole times bns, engaged, IN
receiving the change and handing ont certificates OF
payment. Then room WAS all animation and bus
tie, aud 10 the liberated boards oil long treasured
cold aud ~llerr com. spread ont on the tables.
not little interesting ior they told many a tale o
thrifty industry, combined with trugality and ccono
my, by Which the hunbrst protender 10 the SMILES
of fortune sure to VII her MNor-larto such She Is
NEVER tickle. A9ffaH HraH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

GrNFHAL PCTNW RiNALrrn.-on the 18th day
OF March, nit. while travelling through the woods
ON the :. iiaNrn tract, Town of Pitcairn, s.. Law
rrarn county. came across the track OF panther.
Hula the appearance (which Judged he had passed
recently. immrd3a'els returned home, procured
nay loe All lt'r, AMI started IN pursuit. Having
followed h@In a"lgza2 direction about miles,
UNEXPECTEDLY come - ledge INTO assure of Inch
hc had entered. Believing was about tn have a ut
tie spofI, AMI not ulernn9 Guilds play dropped
second ball into my rAlc preparatory the conflict
Scarcely hal effected this last act when. casting 4
searching glance upon the cavern. | bpneld two sill
mig balls apparently emitting sparks fire.. These
knew 10 be eyes OF the panther nnd Immediately
bringing my rifle to face, g" let drive and sent in
my dog. ThosH who have heard the occasional sui
len growls of cat, when fighting can form some idea
ct the growth of the panther AT this time, (aways
bearing IN mind that puss will weigh only eight or
ten pounds whereas the panther weigh. about two
hundred
NJ the place whcrc the panther entered, the ascent
was nearly equal to that OF the ioot OF house Ion
twelve OF lour2cu feet, then extending downward IN
der the floor OF the entrance nearly Ia TIL place whore
! >tuod-at which place there another opening,
bat cox red with SNOW TWO or three feet deep re
loaded my rno. aud N tlla mean time, the dog and
the panther, apparently IN " close communion lad
descended In the lowest aperture. Judging from the
shrlcAs a TIE dog, that the contest unequal
one | threw aside m, rhe, duI away the snow, and
immediately pulled HIM out. The panther then as
cendeh 10 the top ct the lower cavern Alter max
ing the aperture sufficiently large, erawlcd in six or
seven feet, taking my dog and rifle with me, when
upon looking up. at the di>turc oil seven or eight
feet beheld the same CLASSY eyes, darling their
fierce lustre upon me.-Llkc the boy quest of the
birds ne>t, " with much ado" succeeded IN bring
inc my ile TO bear upon his head-asan let sli-
yer," sent my dog forward, and Immediately backed
out, re'oadrdmy ride aud prepared for another on
set, should occ sion demand.
This ! repeated three times in succession each
time sending my dog forward t.elcr. The
fourth time sent nmy dog, they soon came down
to the mouth Of the cavern, the dog backing ont the
panther having him by the and his claws grappled
into his shoulders the dog of course having the I'M
der jaw of the panther in his mouth. The object OF
the dog being evidently to get out of the cavern,
bringing the panther with him As soon as the pan
Tiers head came in sight fired ball into his tore
h'ad--and here terminated my sport.
I non eyainiping the head Of tho panther found
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

CtNpID tosrLssoH.-A young black pirl M
med France, arrested on Thursday nleht b, one
Of the city ~archmcu with a bundle, containing scvez
fa articles oi male and female wearing apparel for
the possession OF which she did not think proper
TO account. In the morning charge was preferred
against her by Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, No. IN VII
liam street, from whose house the articles had been
stolen, they being the property of one Of her ser
wants. Emily, finding she had no hole To creep on
OIL confessed the theft, and stated thai SHE a slave
and had, about three months since, run away from
her master James Cooper of New elastic Del. ::
and that since she had been in this CITY she had an
nnconqucrablc propensity 10 steal. She WAS fully
committed. Ioaricr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
III NOR AND GOOD IrMOR,
fnou rms rlxNslLNANitN,


FnIfUHn Igt}ecs-O6eg,ae hstfacflons.--'I These
ntcc questions III political morals nam mooted III
Nrw York. singular cast hMmn arisen, the de
c~-iou oil which Wi frequently bc telerrcd Ia hnre-
atcra. a binding authority. The matter, # NC m.
der t,ul Il cnnccv, a follows: some time
s.ucr Mr. pHtsrR,Gn Fisu. of \ew ofh. An active
pr"mbetnfthr political party to which We belong, vow
ed tltat II eyer a WIN. alderman were elected IN the
seventh ward. he (Nr. flsH1 would run through all
the wards IN The rlt, without his neither mtrguncnt
IA other words that he would for once play the pant
al saaS afi5ft. and appear Ia the habit o IN =" anti
que Roman" Now, II 81 happens, thai through ouf
divisions whia alderman has been elected III the
seventh wafd and the whIg presses clate with veto
~, loutla callo Nh Fen To tuhl hs soN, and en-
ultc t,le heroic conduct OF the Lady hodHa, which
uuk place IA lh' .lrtrts ot Coventry few centuries
ago In ,ct 1t D, sand iha all parties unite in deslr
M that tae gel'lcm,u'a gag asi>lns and the race a
.tiu.t TIM .aoulI 90 oil" speedily posi-
Bic: A. Should 1t be resolved on, hn, no tune that
can be- PLAYED so appropriate to the occasion as that
6uc odd an Tho Grab oi GIul' II tins be the ST lr
/ cont, tnplaed h> the som, why should Mr.. fIsn
hesitate ahnui appearing III etumf 50 graceful
aul becoming a. the kllt1 Nothing can be more pc
uItc>lue. George ~. adopted from cholcc, du
NM hls crlchluicd Ni.l tn Nuld ReckIc' and the
Highland lrsmrut1 still CHERISH then national dress
a, both economical aud beautiful. liza tootracr IS II
he nun What can add much to s"lltne,s ~ beng
Invested OF suprrtuou, clothing! Tn influence oi
the weather would also he ooun, ,i1rt'1 hN the N
/ crease OF activity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

Letters received al augusta itom New odeans,
dated tie 18th instant rlse the Most gloomy ac-
counts Of the state Of business IN thai ety. Eight
Lnusr. ale slA 10 haze closed doors tie l2th IN
,ftur and report states tie amount Of then Liabilities
NJ 81 Geo nhD o hich house, the largest IN the
city. i. md to owe Sl5.0oo0oo All confidence Is
dcs,luyrd. nd IT was feared that SOME OF the bans
INC institutions would 70. Cotton vas complete
drug. aud several lots oil iar Tennessee ana Norm
Alabama coitons were offered at cents PER b. with
out finding buyers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

rived at Louisville, Ky, on Wednesday morning. aud
went before night. A. he approached the wharf
cartridge was el"necd rom "A small gun on board
the steamboat II was 4 blank cartridse-thcrc was
NO " tdI SCI N notion" There was somcthlua
quite peculiar in The appearance OF his erd,@,i" ,lir
knot il II hearing strong resemblance 10 the hang
mans, AID the whole seeming to bc drawn around Lls
neck lake bhtet lire arop,al an obnor9ay r,ai,joa
tIo4stiHe J,Hyg0i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01
NEW YORK MIRROR I harcs /

NEW YORK MlRROR.-Charcs J. Hoffman.
Esq. writer OF much promise, aud lavorlhlv known
the author of ~ Winter IN the West.'' has be-
como connected with the New Nork Mirror. a, Que
Of the editors of that popular periodical. Tho ac-
ccsSon OF the editorial talent thus secured to the
Mirror, must largely tend To gi'c value 10 ia pages
and make better that which before WIS very GOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

The Philadelphia National Gazette states thar
Mr,sts. Carey. Lea Il Blanchard viii shotlly pub
llsh anew WORN from the pen OF our gifted country
man. Washington irving, under The title Of " The
Rocky Mountains; or, scenes, incidents, md advca-
turcs in the lar West digfstrd from lhe journal Of
Captain i. l.. T.. Bonneville, of the Army Of the
United States, and illustrated from various other
sources, accompanied by two large maps. The Wild
adventures aud incidents OF tins otk, giving hiSto-
Of the fur trade and discoveries in this almost i'm
pracblc and dangerous re- ion amid the horrors OF
s.haer life, will render II an Interesting companion
tn hi, late highly successful work, Astoria.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-01

that every lall. nix number. had Iakea effect. Ono
eve destroyed, the Of hs tongue Oh, teeth
knocked Out, &c. all Of which could moi have been
effected b, he latter shot. Notwithstanding all thu
he fought like tiger, illustrating the truth ol The
axiom. thai Tie ruling passion ot life Is strong even
IN death - have dressed the skin and handsome
y stuffed II that any one can see II by calling II
my residence m Edu ards.-I .ength ten feet.
ELIJAH HA1NES.
Ed,,auIs M,rrh 16. lf.iT.