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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
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luTjaG35BD1N ID lpIS5F.

f-O tice il, Tie rear Of G. Kaltsnbaci's Jewlery
- Store, opposite The Printing Office.
- WOULD state, for the information Of those
Who may not be acquainted with the fact, that
S. having teeth, which have commenced deeay'ns'
plugged with gold or silver, III a'propef mamie,
,hey may almost Invariably be preserved during
lifs. Iwoud also inform those persous wno nave
ost their teeth, as well the roots Or ngs, that
,ss ~ can have teeth inserted, by means Of a gold
81 silver clasp, Of ndisructible substances mat
win no. change their color, which will answer IN,
May respects, the purposes Of natural teeth.
would also inform those who may be troubled with
sh,. disease the Gum sufyy (. s tina,
"a nut them il the way Of eradicating it. To those
who may wish TO have teeth extracted would 'ay,
shs. in performing this operation, ! generally Us.
roreeps, which give less pain by far, than sna !
vrIL KNOWN instrument, the Turnkey. AS !
kvs resided in Gaena near four years ps,sos'
ton 81 10 INV qualifications as Surgeon Dentist,
without any direct references. The subscriber VIII
wait upon persons, who may wish il, at Their resi-
dences. !. a. LlVEnMC.nMs.D.::- NJ
GALrsA, Dsc!s9, 1897. 25-,f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
Dob PRINTING

nt.nk. Of all kinds, Bills Of J.ading,
- Nsincss and visiting Car0s,
BallTickets, abcls &c.
nArOrders from a distance must be accompanied
with the cash, or some responsible reference given
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02

WrscossIs TERnlToRY .---Messrs. Carey 4
liar. have publsed a volume. entitled "Ob-
serva,ions on the Wisconsin Territory; chiefly
on that part called the "'Wisconsin Land Dis.
trict"--wi,h map exhibiting the settled
parts Of the Territory, as laid OH IN countless
BY act Of the Legislature in 1897
This valuable little work is from tho pen Of
Gen. VIM. r. Smith, Of Bedford, Pa, and
oiycs tho substance Invested Of their eplstolary
form, ola series Of letters, written 10 his bro.
ther, r. Penn Smith, Esq, Of this city. y
details the impressions Of the writer received
during his ramblcs and residence in the sumo
mer OF 1897, and the information thus convey.
ed will be found TO be at once important and
interesting. General Smith enjoyed peculiar
facilities Tor becoming acquainted with tho DIS.
,inpuished characteristics Of the Territory, and
from his extensive, general, aud agricultural
knowledge, his comparative observations IN
reference TO that section Of the country which
now fixes the attention Of the community, can-
not DO otherwise than very acceptable and emil
nently useful, especially to those whose dis
position leads them to the fruitful west TO bel
Il Ter their forinnes. In the course Of his ram
tb,es. the author visited Prairie du Chen, the
/ -Four Lakes, or tho celebrated Rock River co.
Helena. Mineral Point, Burlington, Belmont,
Galena. Elk Grove, Cassylle. and other M
teresliug places; and ho gives the results Ct
his observations in an easy, spirited Way.
which tl,e reader will find very agreeable.--.-
EThe work also contains variety Of statistical
Inflammation cleaned from the best sources. =
rn,;ne oc the Iowa Territory, and other matter,
,y,,;cb recommends it strongly to those who
feel interested as 10 the regions OF which !.
treats. Tie emisrant particularly, will find
his little book an invaluable companion. j
contains, likewise, an excellent map Of Wis
} consin Territory.---LL pcDnsylya1ian.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
LIME FOR SALE.

ITyHE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
: yeas Of Du Buque and the mining country,
TIT no has now on hand, and will constantly keep
. suabcisas quautity, Of good Lime for the use o.
the country. ,no,,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
y58RYMag@1M N@aPINl,.

UQHE Subscribers have just opened that large
and commodous house At the corner Of Main
Add O,Conncll Streets Tho house has been inn
r,t.vsd at considerable expense, and is now ready
"a ths accommodation Of Travellers, Boarders,
and Families.
No trouble nor expense will be spared to render
il house Of comfort and coayenience 70 those who
win favor him with call. His table VIII DC deck
ed with the varieties Of the season, and ms Da'
with the choicest Of liquors.
July l5--7-ay. i. FANNlNeG q ".
LUST req Oh consignment, bbs. timothy
Sad Sent. l6. E. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02

An English journalist, in speaking o. MS
gracious sovereign, says, Her Majesty IS par
Iticularly fond Of singing vocal music c;. TOW s
onaccoantsble, that her singing shos!d - '0-
cal!
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02

B,ppLE's PLATE. The service Of plate vo-
ted to be given TO Nicholas BdJle, by Por-.
ton of the stockholders in the late Bank OF
the Unted States, to be paid for from the funds
Of all the stockholders, is now exhibiting in
Chesnut street. Philadelphia. It's, we learn,
full service for two dozen persons, made OF
silver of the purity Of coin, highly FURNISHED,
and exauisitely wrought and cmbossed..-con-
sisting Of salyers costing thousand dollars
each; soup turcens Of great value; sauce to-
reens; plates; plaie covers; wine coolers-'-aH
Of this costly metal and ofthis exquisite work
manship. Il attracts crowds Of visiters, and
II should call forth serious reflections. Here
is silver (or BiddIe.--rags for his creditors -
This allotment of the ..spoiis" Of banking
would have looked better if Biddle's bank
Maid its debts in specie; but when nobody can
get anv value fiom his bank for its bills, this
DESTINATIONS display of pTlncely magnihcence
is an insult 10 the better feelings OF human ma
tuTe.
A fifth Of The cost Of this plate, land the
whole cost is probably not far from S5o.Oo0,)
was taken from the funds belonging 10 inc Y,
nited States, without the authority Of law ana
Half Of the private stock Of the bank was
owned by foreigners, but all the profits on the
s,ock are made from the productive industry Of
this countryside bank created no weal'l'---!t
only accumulated that which labor had preyi'
ousIy created---,hese foreign stockholders ap
portion these splendid 'gpoiis" to their satfap
IBiddle. for his adroitness in plundering tb
Ijahorers of America, through his banking ma
chinery. When these things are consideEe'
...when we see the whole mercantile class rob
he'd. and plundered, and broken down, BY hi
financial trickery--. when the poor. owing I
his high-handed career, can hardly earn p y.
10 eat, is it not an outrage upon their feelings
upon common dccency, 10 except tins sum-
Ituous plunder1---l Boston Post.
r...,:at ;o,,,rsl;ct IN sneakinQ OF hi
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02

TREsH ONION SEED, for sale BY
E. LOCKWOOD.
I .April 9Th, 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

pat o' the Paper VI i'm tho pace. I'D Je.cIib., Il
a. ioilows:
The Press takes tie psp.r immediately Iron, tn.
Paper machine. prints II both sides, aud ,as,.s 1t
through drying c, LADDERS. which presse. II smooth ;
thus IN one operation. and within the space of hree
r,rstes, tie puir is taken from the mil and boob
Of $50 pages IS ready FOR I'll. binder The paper Is
printed IN continuous sheet. thu, whole edition
can readily be printed, rolled up. and an, dis
tanc~. Mr.. Trench had on his Press "Cobbs Jgre-
n'te Rca}er" OF 2i6 pages OF winch iie presented
sheet OF about 20 fret. nearly printed. and winch
can he examined At our Office.
This new PriDin, machine Ill cause a complete
revolution ia the art vi printing, aud great, duniuish
tho price OF standard works and school books Here
after, ~e suspect. orders will be gwen for Bibles.
Spelling books, &C. &c. b, tie nite .sd Of the
roiUne, former time; but be that rs II may.
sheet Of FIVE miles "a length can be made with near.
ly the same ease Que OF ihy a hunirel feet"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
POLITICAL.



sChai- said the bard, dos, thoa vsnJer nov
70 gasbes fresh flowers k.r thy sunny bro.
Oh s~in'a shoa eara.a pure add fair
To kx in III, sleeping troshet's hair
That ~aea he wake, he NAV smile to
Tbs satding roses al pluekd b, thss;
Tell me. ihoa child 90
NO" ss;e the child with accent clear.
- eoms jis ec~ NJ my isytber' beer
- Thy f.thet's hi<ri Has he iefi thes, child
Tome ~-ss,s's cold blasts and its tenpess Wild
sBes be tesf thee beside deserted hearth
WA no one to guard thee with ell the earth
Has he sunk in hi, pride meath the hand Of fate.
Add left thes. thou lone one. desolse
Tell me. thou child -
No." said the child it'll thu, sunny bros.
Hes been ell this mosnrn srer the plough"
"Hsar'a thou the breeze, from Wonder bill,
As ihef speak vii h lone vice subdued and sill
Telling, as onward in perfume ihry sweep,
OF the hidden ho~'r. IN the valley which sleep,
Hearst ihos their voices 81 even tide.
A thou .alsssi to sleep BY the river, 'id.
Tell me, ,hoa child -
Ne" SAID ths child. Il ne'er hears ihsn spsas,
Bu, Ihsars them blown most nights IN the week +"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
PETERS,
V'EGET.IBLE PILLS.

FENESE PILLS have long been known, and appreciated for
their extraordinary and immediate powers OF restoring
perfect health persons suffer under nearly Kind OF
disease, TO which the human rame is liable.
In many hundred otcerhcaed instances, they have even
rescued from the verge unmcy after all the
deceptive of the day had utterly failed and to
thousands they have permanently secured that uniform
o health without which life itself but partial bles
sing 80 ndsed has their efficacy invariably and inal
libby proved has appeared scarcely less than
to those who unalgusiutcd with the beautiful pho
sophcal noples winch they compounded and on
which they consequently act.
The propreo reoces tn, opportunity afforded BY the
universal diffusion of the daily for placing his vEGE-
TABIE PILLS within the know ledge and reach of
individual in the community. Unlike the host OF penicous
quackcrrs which boast stable ngrcdients these Pills
purely and solely yeabe and contain neither Mercury
Annmony Arsenic, any other mineral in form what
They entirely composed ofextracs from rare and
powerful plants the virtues OF which, though long known
several Indian tribes and recently cmien pharma
cutica chemists. altogether unknown to the ignorant
tenders medical science and never before administer
cd in so happily ciicacious combination.
Wherever these pills have been once introduced INTO fam
ily they become standing remedy and called for
and again. which sufficient proof Of thrir good qualities
1t truth that almost who has ever used
then friends and is from this circumstance alone tina
they have gained such an unr,allcd reputation
When taken according to the directions accompanying them
aundca, asthma, drspsy rheumatism enlargement the
heartburn pleuris rred tongue, dscnon Of the stomach
and bowelr ncipient darhGa atuencc, habtual cosvc
all cases of torpor OF the bowels ~hcR cahac ape
RENTS needed They have the testimony Of the whole med
eH Ptoessio. IN 'heH Nor' ~he not single case OF
i'll conscqu inehcacy, be alleged against them
Prepared by JOS Pntstly Pcters NJ. D. his Institution
for the fobdatc diseases by Vegetable
cdcs. No 1919, Liberty street, New York. Each box CON
tains 30 Pills-prce SO cents.
More than two millions OF boxes OF these celebrated Pills
have been sold in the United States January 1885
Dr. Peters has received upwards fifteen hundred cer,ih
Gates all given consequence of the good done by his Med
cincs.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES,)
K. STABLER. and AgenA,.
d. R.LYMAN,
Lpnch burg Norembcr 10 6i>
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Ward Election.
Feb. II

fI'tiE ward election for SIX Aldermen, and six
Common Council men. IN each ward, in tho
town Of Lynehburg, will take place, Pursuant TO an
act of Assembly, entitled an act to amend an act
entitled an act dwdin. the town Of Lynchhurg INTO
wards, and Tor other purposes" passed Feb 49, 1890
on the first Tuesday IN April next-and will be held
III Lynch Ward No. |, being all that part of 5 id
town below the LIST alley extending from the river to
! 9th street, in the tenement Main street next
door above Foutqu,can & Palmer, lately occupied as
hat store, and IN Henry Ward, No Q, being all that
part of tawn above Is, alley, extending from the river
to 18th street, IN the front room Of the tenement
occupied by the Vr.inian Office.
HENRY HUNTINGTON
Sc'gt. of the Corporation Of Lynchburg.
March lde
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
PHILADELPHIA, MARcplO.

EXTENSIVE FoRoERr.-A Young man. sad IN h.
Of very respectable connexions from tie South tAI,
bama,) Was arrested In this city on Saturday last.
sharged with forging letters Of credit To the sronnt
Of 10000, III the name NJ Sibry cs,hier of , bank
IN ueorsia, on the President oil the Guy Bank New
io'k on presenting II at the latter place, they de-.
e'"cu receiving II. aiegi. as reason that as the
were about 10 resume specie pavncnIs they did mo,
waht 10 pay out 50 large an amount OF then po;es
tie then negotiated with two brokers Of that city.
who advanced hun $4,000, the one SIG. 600. and
tue o'h'r $4,000. Suspceung afterwards that all
was mol nsh'' iheysr sent on an account OF the trans
aetion 10 iiis cry, when. by the exrrlons OF Mcvr,
Dianey, foun., and " Lean the Individual VA,
arrested at house Of ,ll-alne IN tins CIV JUS, a. he
vas about TO depart tor the South. The money wa,
all recovered. With the exception two hundred and
forty odd dollars. fI,de<,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
Administrator notice.

4 Ill PERSONS having claims against the es-
"A tate of James Ayres, deceased. formerly of
Bedford county requested TO make ihcn
known without delay. to the subscriber. TO Chs
well Dabney. of Lynchburg, his Attorney At Law
This notice will be plead in bar Of all claims not ex-
hlbited to myself, said Dabney. before the next
term of the Circuit Superior Court Of Bedford Coun-
~. HENRY BROWN, Senr.,
Admr. Of James Ayrcs.
Feb &c I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

Te John Dixou, Senior, and G-srgr rcarkrr. su''
wing executor of William Oxen, dec. and utoti'
Pearker in his own right, and Frances ms WV
William Hall and Nancy his wife. late Nancy IN
on, Lulebury Dixon. William Dixon, Jonn IN
on, the younger, MerAnh Dixon, Jubal o,Ao.'
children Of William Dixon, dec, anh 'I Tl
Townsend and Jenny his wife, late Jenn! ~, ~
benjamin Dixon, tiezahiah Dixon Jeremiah ~
on, George Dixon. Nancy Dixon. John INV
Pernclia Dixon, James Dixon. Mer'di,h D'''ai
Sarah Dixson, anil Ann Dixson, cn'i"le"u ~,
James Dixon, dec, who was son OF the sau ""
liam Dixon, dec, the last eight Of whom arc INV
the age OF twenty one years, by John A. nN,,"'
their next friend, Abnrr Anthony o'ep"e" 49,
tin, Daniel &. Edwards, and Jabez Sno"
TNAkE NOTICE Tina, we shall pro 'e'.I nd
l. take the deposons Of William Woodrow ~.
Others at the Dwelling House Of Thomas Arnu H.,
Goose Greek. Bedford county, on Friday -. .. n.no
of April. 1888 and if from any cause the SAL"
sitons not taken that day, they wiz oe Ami
at the same place, Saturday. 2Sth DAY '' ON,
1893. Also, shall proceed to take the dep' iIan,
Of Robert Mitchell and others, AT the Tavern I'm,
Of II. Waldron. in the town Of Liberty. Bedoto
ty, on Monday 3Oth day Of April 1888. and an)oa.
from day day, until all are TAKEN which sa'd u,
lions. when taken, will be read evidence ~
nov depending 10 the Circuit Superior Court oil 20
and Chanccry, holden foi the county OF beu'o .,,
wherein Rebccca Howell, Sarah Arthur anu o ah;,h
are plaintiffs and yourselves are defendants
time. and places you may attend. to cross ih'e'os
the witnesses, should you think proper.
REBECCA HOWELL.
SARAH ARTHUR -.
A-l other, # PlatntD'
Natchs
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Z : : : Z ) 3 s I

We, the Undersigned practitioners fmedicne Germany.
well aware that by forfeit the friend
ship Of the faculty but OF ts benevolent members
wi unin1ucnced by selfish motives Though shall
Of opinion either of tho sound
unsoundness OF Dr. Goelickes doctrines
happy to say that deem Sanatiye valuable
generally known for what behold and
must believe.
We hereby state that when DR. Louis Oon Goelcke first
before German public, the pretended disc
OF doctrine and Medicine held him in the
highest contempt, believing and openly pronouncng him
be base mpostor and the prince quacks But hearing
much said about tbs Snnatye against and for it,
curiosity merely, make trial Of
rcpued virtues upon number of hopeless patients
and deem boundon ity eyen the expense
Of self nterest) publicly knowledge ghy eca
curing only consumption but other fearful maa
dies which have rtofoe believed incuab>. Our
the disceycrc this medicine swallow;
asionIshnent these pctcd results
and amends abuse o him. do frankly confess
the world that beicyc him philsnthrops who does
honor profession and country, which give him
birth.
The adoption of this medicine into of our Eu-
ropean Hospitals sufficient guaranty that performs ali
promises II needed testimony, for wherever
used, it is its own best witness.
HERMAN ErmrttrH W. D.
WALTER VAN GAUrr NJ. ID,
ADoLPHus WxRsER, N. ID,
Germany. December 10, 1886.
a. The undersigned are agents for the sale OF the
above Medicine III Lynchbnrs.
MARTIN K LATHAM.
November l6 WON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
VALUARI NEW ROCKS. &c. .
just Received,

LASSICAL LIBRARY
- Buffers Ancient Atlas 10 Mapsa
History OF Congress. Q7s9-l7933
Hleanings Of Europe; 5000 sup'r Qnll.
Oo"peTs S~nz-rland GIllIc's Greece
american Almanac, 1888 Astoria;
History of Texas Secret Debates IN Conpro..:
Com'ock's Mineralogy Shepherds do
Lave aud Let Live; " |. II we'll -;
Amoerero"b'e on the Bfan; Dunglison. Hy-
GENE
Melnto'h's Ethical Philosophy
Dungilson : Human Philosophy Arnoa's Elements
oil fhysies; Chltty's Blackstone Chii,'s Medl.
cal Jurisprudence British Speeches lush do
tederaIst Slsmond''s F all of Roman Empire;
'inmes, &c. England, 4 vols. Cambridge lathe
n'aties' Sacra Priv, BncLlands Geology. IN
2'os and Bul~eT's RISE aud all of Athens ,
work OF surprising interest and worthy of its au.
Thor
ALSO, great variety OF French English, Latin
ana "reek School Books Fan, Books Mn.i, al
instruments OF almost every de.crm,on
MARTIN x LATHAM.
y. u We have on hand ararlcty of Law Reports.
English and American, and other Law Books, which
we WIN sell iorayery small advance on cost
November p 1T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29
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Dr.. D. 5 Go~and,Sir, About the middle OF July last
aeeidsnaly noticed IN newspaper tn adyer'ls nent o
gent and Which pfossed to be sovereign remedy io ton-
sumption. .
disease and family ply DAILY and anxiously
end-ayorns her to health wihou success stepped
her taking ih, medicine lie REPLIED that he per-
fecty willing Mrs Sherwood should take that any other
medcn she mig h choose but lac ihought could do her
good asher rapidly and no human
could her. still, drowning person will catch at a
clans had used in their Practice she concluded to give
trial sent and purchased phiai winch she commenced
abe suffered considerabe for e 6raeig ten days but was
shortly able TO eat aud drunk freely without the least neone-
nence.
Within weeks from her first using the medicine her
feeble and wasted form began 10 put strength and she
has boon gaining from day day until the present moment, to
the utter nston.hmen OF our family hyrean and Trends
She is enjoying comfortable Though not periectl
state OF health i. able to be about the house AMI to attend
church.
Mrs Sherwood and both fully the OPP and
all who know her that she onts her life
the Saafirc dLor and there probably many
sumpvc in the United States who have not vet heard
os medicine ought speedily to be adopted have
more generally known.
number persons this ncighborhood, understand.
re taking other complaints with grent ben
think of going to tn. South. with my family sometime this
fall and in do, will proclaim the virtues OF the Sana
that quarter for althoug OF the Pyscians her"
actively opposed do sincere, believe it saved m,
Ii YOU think this letter will the public goo you
liberty TO publish it, ..
Respectfully, &c. H. F. SHERWOOD.
Testimony 70. ..
Extract the Essex Register published Salcm Mas,
GERMAN sANATIyE.
The Agents for tho sale i, invaluable Medicine th
have in their possession, many instances which have al
adv been olunsrily made them OF the benefit resulting
Inqurers can be directed TO the individuals by
'''''s IVES Il JEWErr 1879 Essex street.
Testmon, No ).
A certificate from three wembrrs of the MEDICAL. PRO
FESSlUN i'll Germany, in Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

81. LOUIS March Give learn by letter from
gentleman in Springfield to hi. friend in this city
that on Wednesday evening last quarrel occurred
10 that place, atl tavern OF Mr.. Sposwood, between
II. Is. Truet. Register oil the Land Oflic- \, 9aens
aud DR.. Early, on account Of something which Ear
y said or did Al the late Loco Foco Convention At
N"ndalia OF winch Early was member. Trueu
called Early a liar when Early attacked him with
chair. at winch time rtuett drew a pistol from his
pocket and shot Early-ths bail en- erIng just abov.
the lef, h'p and lodging in the body. Tfueu was Ia.
A'n into custody. Early mol dead on Saturday
nsrning, but hourly expected 10 die.
Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

CHOICE OF NAMEs.-We we're once ACQUAINTED
with couple who made choice Of tho most noted
names oil The day nr all their children. Some half a
ooItn' ano 'he proud mother Of the young Gracchi
would take every occasion. when s,raneer,w were win
IN nearing, to Call the roll" Of the yreatfok.
~ something like the following manner: lyon
Martha Washington. come here this mom.o, and
m'nd Andrew Jackson and William Sheakspearr.
WINE Arthur Wellington helps Napoleon Bonapar,e
over thar mud puddle and then run and ,,lI ,"a,
daddy to dinnrr = iS,o,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

Nj Miguel, the celebrated Historian NJ th.
french Revolution, Is engaged In writing the Life
OF the late Edw. Livingston. whose reputation a. /
Juri'', sands yer, hish IN Europr. Ii Is pleasing
'o"e such respect pad IA fotegn countries DIS
unruthsd American charsetris and shows the
nigh estimation IN which Anerio science and lite
rAture arc held abroad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

>, Mr.. Wold, has anred in England. The London
Sounct publishes letter from hun. dated al co~e.
IN the Isle " i-ht Jsn 20. ~ which he announce.
with due magniloquenee. HI, ordination by B.hop
Doah~, and h'spresehing IN the Hail OF Represcn-
u'e' II Washington. and .s,s that lac /, almost
worn out aud expects soon 10 finish his career on
earth.