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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-05
NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on a
w credit Of six months. at the late residence of
Beverly Davies, deed in the county Of Amherst on
the 9Th day OF November next, all the pcrishable
property Of said deceased cons;a'ng Of STOCK OF
every kind excepting Hogs, Household AID Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Utensils. Crop OF Corn ana
Fodder, Oats and Rye, &c. The purchasers will be
required to give bonIs with approved security.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Admir-.
of Beverly Davies dsc'd.
Oct IA tbs
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LAND for sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of decree Of the county
1 Court OF Amherst, pronounced AT December
Court, 1887 we the undersigned commissioners
will proceed TO sell public auction upon the pre-
misses, on the 15th November, the Tract Of Land,
belonging TO the Estate of Nicholas Dawes, deed as
certaned by recent survey, To contain four hundred
and seventy two acres, more or less lying upon the
waters of edlar and James Rivers.
Terms OF sale are one, two and three years credit :;
bond aud approved security will be required, aud
the title Of the Land retained until the bonds are
wholly discharged
WHITING DAVIES.
ADDISON TALIAFERRo, eom"rs'
Oct. Is tbs
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble Monday, October 1ss
MIR. HARVEY MITCHELL, well known

year now commencing, take charge ola Class Of
Drawing and Painting. His skill as ARTIST will offer
TO pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-
plishment advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. Price of Tuition, Is dollars per annum.
WINTER UNIFoRM--Drcss and Peerine Of bot
tie green Circassan OF Merino, with white Parta-
lets, and Aprons of brown French Liuen Bonnet
of Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Payment for Board (S5o) and Tuition in the regu-
lar Studies $3.50 will be expected 10 advance. The
fees for Music Drawing, or for other Studies,
part the regular course, will be payable at the end
of each Session. EDW'D. WM. JOHNSTON.
Principal:
Sptember IL At ii offs
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land for sale at Auction.

10y VIRTUE ola decree Of the county court of
- Campbell pronounced at the October term,
1888, the undersigned commissioner, appointed by
said court will proceed to SELL to the highest bidder,
at Bedford court house, on Monday the Goth day of
November next, certain TRACT OF LAND, y
ing in Bedford county, on the waters OF Goose Creek
ad oining the lands of Mr.. Arthur Nance and Others
owned by Peter Toel, decd. containing 800 Acres
ofvaluable Wood Land some part Of which is creek
low grounds.
Also. by virtue the same decree shall proceed
SELL the highest bidder, Franklin courthouse,
Monday the Sd day OF December next, Tract
of unceared Land lying in franklin county, the
waters of Pig River, adjoining the lands of John
Hale, Henry Troups and Castleton Wade, owned
by the said Peter Toel, decd containing 100 Acres.
Also, other Tract, lying in Franklin county, on
branch OF Story Creek, adjoining the lands OF Vim.
Ferguson and Hugh Neal containing 20 Acres the
same in woods.
Terms, twelve months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved personal security, and the
title retained as further security.
ALFRED &. HORTON, Com'r.
October "a i26N
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The Classical School.

A PROSPECT HILL, in the upper end OF
IA Buckingham, will be continued the ensuing
year, under my direction. The next Session viii
commence on the 18th day of Nov.
board can be obtained in several families in the
ucignoofhood, ON accommodating terms. For par
uculars, apply 10 rs. BOCOCK.
November ,I,N
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ron X E.N'T.
Oct. %

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
L a ing 300 acres, belonging TO the late Robert NJ.
Warwick, deceased, in the County of Amherst, situa-
ted within mile from Lynchburg. On the tract
there Is a comfortable Dwelling House, and all ne
cesSarv ont houses.--Also a large and first rate
orchard. Possession will be given The first Of De-
ccnber.-Also
FOR SALE,
Several good Mich Cows. For terms &c. apply 20
DANL }. WARWICK.
Oct. . 4w
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Sale Of Land and Negroes.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the county court OF
ID Campbell, of the day Of October, 1888, in
the case Of " Smithson Tocl," &c. he under
signed, commissioner, appointed for the purpose,
will proceed, on Thursday the 9th day of December
1888, the premises sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder. the Tract Of LAND on which
she now rcsldss, being about four miles from the
town OF Lynchburg. The Tract contains about 20 A
ores, and has on it comfortable buildngs.-Also, at
the same time and place, certain negro man nam
ed Lewis the property OF the estate OF Peter Toell
decd. Terms, twelve months credit for the Land and
Negro, the purchaser purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security, and The title TO the
Land retained further security for its purchase
money. Possession Of the Land gwen Immediately
but the dwelling house, yard, garden and orchard,
retained until Christmas 1889.
MARY TOELL. Com'r.
October % t6D
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STOCKS, NC,

lust received, a large and beautiful assortmen
- of Wnchesters celebrated PLAIN and fancy
Bombazine, Satin and Silk Socks,
Plain and FILLED Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c.
MATIN, WARD & DAVIS.
September 81 is
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ROBERT A. PENDEETON,
.Ekfnl.lleM nj k0lr.

IEANING located himself at Amherst Court
L l. House, will attend the Superior aud Inferior
Courts OF the counties OF amherst and Nelson. Any
business entrusted TO his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sept. "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-05

BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SIGNOIR BOZZAOTRA;

a accomplished scientific Musician, has been
IA procured TO direct the Musical department Of
this Institution, for the ensuing year. TO instruction
the Piano. lie will add the teac hing OF the Guitar,
an instrument of which he is completely master.
Prices before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per ses
sion OF months. He has always heretofore, taught
his several instruments in Lynchburg, twhers his
reputation can be known,) at $50 per annum
Such father assistance in the general instruction.
as the enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
nv, has been Obtained and il is in active opera
ton. The Improvements, both as 10 the arrangements
of teaching aud accommodate fur boardeis, will b.
made to keep pace with the growing resources of
the School.
Liberty, Oct. II 2tifis Of
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SlOREWARD.

r1A STRAYED or STOLEN, from
Mo-@|JIa the subscribers WAGNER; Mi
WI/A7f ok cajal, four miles cast OF Wythe
w. -AM. Court House, dapple gray Horse,
four wears old last spring, five feet inches high
with large, coarse head and legs. The reward VIII
be paid to any person that will give the subscribers
information by let,er,-so mat we gel MN again
addressed TO Retreat Post Office, Franklin County,
Virginia JNO. Il. & PETER CT ERRANI.
October IL 4"
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JOHN NJ. sPEED--.assor,scv at Lac,

JOHN nj. SPEED-.s4tfOS1scN at Lac,
Nv ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w OF the county Of Campbell aud the Corpora
ton Of Lynchburg. Any business entrusted 10 his
management. will receive r,"mpt attention. tis
may be found AT the Law Once Of {. IL. Mos'
by. Esq.
Sept. ,
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80 NEGROES sU.EV'TED.

WILL pay the highest prices for fifty likely
! young negroes, among the number a few good
mechanics W. ii. HARRIS.
PSI can be found at the store of Homer q
Watson.
Sept. 81.
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ss-A-lGISo
n "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.'

Gr"THE LlNCHBUkG WHITMAN,
1, published semreeky (erery Monday and 7hmsdayJ at
Fonr Dollars per payable /" adra"ee No subscri
ton r01e recered fora shorter period Than sr months; and
no paper ,rH discontinued fercept at he discretion Of The
EditorsJ until all auearages are paid.
RPaDVER TISEHEN IS inserted at 80 cents per square
or hss for he FIRST asertion and 37 erey suisse
osent insertion.
DJ'JOB PRINTING executed neatly aud erpcditiously
ON reasonable terms.
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Oct. IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
habitants and travellers.

hsbitants and travellers.
The island was subject to martial law
the Inhabitants were compelled to mend
roads and keep night watch, under regu-
ls,ious, and severe penalties for breach Of
orders. They were compelled also to work,
with their cattle, when required, on the for
tihcations. &c, but for the latter services,
they were generally paid.
The Island being subjected to martial
law, private wrongs were seldom redressed,
and The suit Of one suspected to be u rebel,
was seldom attended 10, while the army
was q sanctuary for crimes, and robbery,
and gross offences were attoned for by en-
Here ends Capt. Cshoone's Narrative.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
SCRAPS FROM A eREES BAG.

y uHTN Fyt nHde me
a politician. blush 10 confess it, Z, car-
RES me back to years snd feelings from
which seldom draw the curtain. Profess
siunaI en,inence, Which lusedto covei, now
tina, I am leaving the scene, crumtIe to
dust in the grasp. J recolect my fret case;
events, coincidenees connected with 1t can
no, he forgotten.
nv mother, -ho was widow, wished
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

THE FRENCH BLOCKADE OF BUENos AYREs-
We by the French papers that vessel of war had
reached France, from the French squadron off Buenos
Ayres, and that the report that she had brought
such concessions from Rosas the Gevernor Of Buenos
Ayres, to lead the belief that the French Govern
ment would the blockade. This very much
conflicts with the have direct from Buenes
Ayres.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07
Chathana Circulating Library,


~ The subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform their
friends and the public that they have just reoponed the above
establishment after making alterations and additions
s The now prepared and ready to those
Hitherto they have had liberal share of public support and
they hope from their late important improvements, and by
their strict attention to business receive increase Of it
The Library contains C0o0 vaumes and il is
the intention OF the subscribers enlarge from time time
systematically arranged and comprises the greater OF
approved works the following History Bcg
raphy, Voyages and Travels Natural History, Material and
Experimental Philosophy Classical and Lera
In addition the fore going, they would partcu
larry call the attention Of the reading community 10 their
tensye collection Of works on fiction Perhaps Library in
the city produce greater varied collection.
Nc effort has been spared To render this depart
of their Library complete possible ii contains
leg accessons works from the both Of this coua
try and Europe. Ii is also supplied with 10 American and
European Pei odcal works. together with fine collection Of
500 Plays, acting and standard
In conclusion they beg leave 10 state that exeron
their part shall be wanting make cir Library SUPERIOR
possible in the city, and thereby rendering the
westhy of general patronage asd support.
el3-tf J. Il III. q. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

IEDEcEYr ExPosURr.--A man named Rowland Bro
dick keeper Of The Egypdsn Hall No &c Centre st. was
ON Saturday, erres,edby officer Taylor on complaint Of
Chrissn RsmssyeT, OF No. 14l Leossrd ST. Tor the in
decent exposure Of his person while in his own yard
Friday evening o'clock, 20 the females OF Mr. Ram.
ssyers family. This practice he has pursued on al
most every evening for months past aud the females
were abeut 10 leave the house unless the nuisance was
sbsted. Brodct held to bail in the OF 1900
40 appear and answer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

T To EE 81 Of Ss s1ren
Ia purely vegetable preparation and quite agreeable the
pase) remedy for all diseases OF the bowels Dyspepsia,
aud summer complaints OF children The following
respectable gentemen addition huadreds Of Others
highest opinions o. lis mers su! Of The DECIDED
which has attended its by themselves and in their fa
"a De Peyster, Esq captain Of the New York packet
Congress Hall New York; Col Charles Maprs; David Kim
hery E.q l2l Front street, Nc David Bag, ass rroeme
ter D. Collins 24s From, street, Mr. Charles smith sa
S.1d J:An Ma LIZ s Mr. WIN
Cyrus Bl ESQ, Breoklyn' Mr.. Edward Crukshank, 40
-. sces the pus:aiiea in the Evening Star. New Era
Sunday Morning News and other paper the above letters
oas sr.yn9 evidence Of bis erspsr.oa from x:"e
man well know. to hui drrds Of our s.e@ .,v ), "a,
Dear sirI my viii add any thing 10 The sroag
creating ssssy ,o.e md lion = he ..sm.sh wiasis
recently the NOS, decided rem lis us
and ss s =" S% n. s. .y.
taken with the like 60 dresus shoudsay that the Bsssm
eI,.ni o.sS. to he psssessios Of every family
especially where there are !dren.
AMOS LrIgDs % Hammersiy St
u The genuine bsssm has wheeler. sslsam Of Mosca
elo' stamped on The bottles and each bottle accompanied
nature Price according 70 the .a II the bo,e one two s.
three dollars. Ts be bad IN Nes York At The r.sae.ee Of
drug OF ). Mihas, No. Is3 Broadway at Mr. Deke
No. AIS Brosdwsyi At Mr.. Dodds, Nos sf3 and 77i
Broadway; at Mr. Schefen's, Me- ia Canal street; at Mr.
Israel Posts No. SO Bowsry and Mr. o. wifords No. 4s
Grand street
The following sgens have been appointed fer the country
mS .. nv .ns n s.s
Second streets Southwark Phaaephia Mr.. Robt Chiswel
Broadway, Paterson, NJ Mr. J. Lowe. q Fulton street
broekyn; Dr. Palmer ~ Haeovor street, Boston Mr. W.
Bristol, Uuca NJ "; Mr. Charles Yard, Trenton, N. J
Dr. NJ Santos, Nsrfelk Va; Messrs Spottswood and
Robertson, Petersburg, Virginia
Persons Wishing Ia obtain agencies must address tpos
pad) 10 Mr.. Wheeler No 80 Greenwich street. where all
wholesale orders the supply OF vessels hotels are 10 be
seat. iiyl7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

UPPER CANADA.-From our special correspond emit
As told you in my last, Moreas hung at Niagara
on the 30th George Cooley another American has
been found guilty oftreason with conditional rider the
verdict " if according the late act those who were
found with him British subjects"
True Bills have been found by the court at Niagara
for felony or treason, against lie wis NJ Miller, Norman
Mallory Samuel Chandler Benjamin Waite, James
Wagner Solomon Kemp, JOHN Grant, John ]. MNul-
ty, Carrot Van Camp, james Gamble, Murdoch NJ
Fadden, Freeman Brady, Street Chase, Eber Rice,
David Taylor, William Reynolds, George Buck, Alex
ander M Leod, Alexander Brady, William Whitson
John w. Brown, John Vernon, William Yerks, Samuel
Hayslip and Clark Bowers. George Malcolm Charles
Malcolm. and Neil Brown discharged for want Of
evidence. raham Clark Robert Kelly. and Lorin
Hedger admitted to bail, security for good be-
havisur for twelve months themselves in $3.50 each
and securities for 1925 each. The Court then
adjourned for a week, 10 meeton the LIST OF August.
LOWER CANADA N our Quebec correspondence
Tuesday, JAY 81 II. NJ. Steamship MEDIA, leaves
tonight for Halifax and will return Immediately to
Quebec with Major General Sir Colin Campbell Lieut.
Governor of Nova Scotia.
"H. NJ s. Ineonstant sails tomorrow, and II. M. S.
Madagascar, Thursday 1t is said that tler destna
lion is Mexico The accountant has taken 4 months
provisions.
No arrivals since last Sunday.
Sutherland and Theller, prisoners in the Citadel
are constantly qusrrelling"
August L." The Msdea has yet left The In
cosstant's sailing order has been countermandea.
at isreportei that the Pearl will leave in day
two, for the West Indies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

The PRESIDENTS PRoGRLss.-The Charottesvills
Republicaa fhe LIST inst says From Louisiana Court
House the President TO Castle Hill In this county,
the residence Of the Hon. VIM. c. Rvss, which place
he reached after night and remained with that gentle
man until Sunday evening and proceeded to Edge
Hill the residence of COL Thomas j. Randolph where
he remained until Monday night and then came to
Char lofe aville"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

FIRK.-About o'clock Sunday morning, fire
broke out In the Photographic printing and bank note
craving establishment Of Messrs Wright, Dursnd 4
Co. in the 4ih and 5h stories OF the large brick building
IS Maiden Lane which, with most Of the valuable
tsras ofhe office and the upper stories destroyed
the dry goods Of George w. White, in the first
and second stories much injured BY water,
also the Perfsnery Of ~ $. Prentiss in the
building. The property we learn. was fully insured
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

TOOTH ACHIc-T0OTH ACHE-why will you
suffer with the tooth ache when there perfect
has recently been discovered that the Extract Of Gall
kreosoie perfect remedy Cor teothackc IL he used
with perfect safety remoe<s om the tooth the that Is
decayed and leaves white the outside the
unpleasant smell from the breath, and gives almost
ef from the PAIN however II has been used BY op.
sands and II has failed give relief when could be
placed In contact with the decsycd tootn.
Prepared by VIM Brown, Rossn and sold In this city
dozen single bottles by D. Sands Ne. leo Futsn,
OF william street
~ IA liberal dcsuat 10 those who purchase by the
res ,r2a Inn,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

pThe French frigste DHDoS Of 10 guns, and the cor
veue lie Berger arrived yesterday in fifteen days from
Martinique, and are SOW at q uarantine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

1The Royal VILLAS, left this port for Liverpool Sat
~rdsy afternoon She has on board IS cabin passengers
and 5000 letters.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

EXPLORING ExPKDITior.-The okcers attached to
shis expedition who have been scournng in this city,
left on Saturday for Norfolk The squadron will sail
thesce we understand in about week, for the South
Qeas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

HORRIBLE DEATHs.-On Friday night as some sea-
vengers were about to commence cleaning the vss Of
prvy, in the ofa house in Anthony street. one Of
them, German, descended into the vault. and had
nearly reached the bottom when he gave shrek and
died Instantly supposed from the effects the foul gas
Another of the men. also a German, Immediately de
scended to draw up the first when he cried for help
and was drawn up, and though yet alive, he was SO
badly affected, that he died shortly after The names
Of the deceased we were unable 10 learn The Coro-
ner held an inquest on the bodies, and verdict Of
death by suffocaiion rendered.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

NAvAL,-The United States Brig Psrpoise, 1t Com
Rnggold, left the Navy Yard last evening" and pat TO
sea- for Norfelk where she joins the balance Of the
Exploring Squadron.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

Saturday 20 e house Of Mr. Gotten, l73 Spring
a. view the body Of his little daughter Corneis aged
years who fell In the cstern in his yard and drown
ed. Verdict accordingly.
Also. 20 view the body Of Peter wedermsp, aged 50,
native Of Germany, who while engaged in digging in
bank Of earth between 10th and 18th street near 81
Avenue was buried by the falling of the bank and al.
ihoagh immediately dug OUT was suffocsted verdict
accordingly.
Alse, to view the body Of Besey Williams. sged I'll
native Of ireland, who died in room OF the uPPerPo
lice efhce She had been to the Hospital sick,
nosh sace, and came WELL and was preparing to g.
% Albany to her sisters; whea she again taken al
went to the upper police Saturday, TO be re sent 70
the hospital and died during the hight Verdict death
by the visitation Of God.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07
M RS. GOOLD
II SRECIRIC nISEASER THE hIIMAN


EYEsIn presenting to the afflicted Eranes celebrated
the pror sconscenousy acuaed by
means Of .I:S.ing the sussngs Of his fellow creatures
The remedy LrownLsas been ried-and has
sion was rapidly setting in 1t has Succeeded in eses where
the Faculty Of Medicine had declared the sufferer to be incur
The object of propriecr in thus openy and c.ndidy
knowa to al, AND that balm Of healing 10 the
despondiag and afflicted.
Of the when In their most tedious and chrohe
ages adapted to all kads Of aeryous Affections inability
will ais, by ajudcou those nebuous, scay,
sCaiarac Finally all those inaanmaory and dis
with whc the organs OF vision are attacked should IN
The Specific is put in bottles with complete directions
for Advice cheeruy given free Of charge al the pro
pretos house where alone the pechc Can be IN
Professional hours from to u O'Clock "A NJ and from
10 Barclay St June ~, 1884,
from gentlemen, whose station in life responsibility pie
~ ard acLse rledgsd WORTH are sufficient vouchers for the
them wsud be alike nu ing the Judgment OF the reader
and the unbemished honor ofthe authors
From Rev. Mr. Potter, Pastor Of the church at Bridge.
This is certify, that gentleman with whom am ac
quan,ed who had bees nesr bna for eight years alter
view 10 relieve hse was at length prevailed on 70 Try
gra,hsaon OF his friends, after using it, though martyr
many 10 this distressing mslady he recovered his eye
sight, and speedily did he improve IN health TIL be recovered
Anoser that of poor man, Who spending nine
Eye lnrmary, discharged by the physicians
Of the institution, with what they termed incurablc
eye, that he nearly blind trial OF
Dr. rrancs remedy however hree bottles only being used
by him. removed the surprise Of all who knew hiH, and
with that eye well he did feel II
my duty to give this Information for the benefit of the
public
The Rev J. Harrison, "A Thompson St having prosured
kotte Of the above fer Mrs. Harssns saysn his
tonsnent dimness and pain which had
been years; had dn
sssy ,; win
Mrs McCafrey No James widow OF the late Or. Me-
Carey having Dr. Francis eye say am hap
py TO had the desired effect and truly saved
from absolute klndness and hope the public will soon
know lis value"
The Rev Mr. Dunbar s,ys-"Fren the Testimony Of those
used the eye water prepared by Dr. Francis
have hesitation In Recommending to the special notice OF
tho public" DUNCAN DUNBAR
Pastor Of Nc Dougal st. Church
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis be dtpg ush ed fren the natural
and III perform every melton OF that organ without gvag
the slightest pain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-07

IYDRoPHoBn.-we have to record snsther instance
Of this dreadful naady in child Of Mr. T. Underhill,
No. Sixth Avenue Some three weeks ago dog, sp.
psresy in rsbid state, into the hall Of the house
AID Bit the child, who was playing. Every precsution
was takes the wound healed and the child appeared
well until the End instant when the disease came at
II o'clock in the morning and before three o'clock in
the afternoon, the little sufferer was q corpse.