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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
WORM LOZENGES.

~HERMAES WORM LOZENGES are the greatest
- worm medicine in the world.
DR. CHURCHILL has used them in 6y CAGES, cured
ten spasms and three Of k lie coHsiders safe and
sure, aud rec mends them 10 all.
Mr. j. 3. MONIES used them his family with entire
success, and several OF has friends have great confidence
them.
Col CLARK cured one ofhis children ofspasps and
of its, occasionally worms.
The Hon. g. b. BEARDSLEY thinks they have saved the
life Of one of his children. Ii had been long time in decline
and attended by the best physicians without relief
His family doctor recommended SheImans Worm LozeHge
the only hope he did and through the blessing of God
fui yrte.s Mr. B. says family sould be without them
More than 1900 certificates might be added Of their truly
wonderful properties.
Sold M the warehouse los Nassau street door above
Ann "a Chatham 900 Bosery RI Beecker Dodds
Broadway; and I3s Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Where also be had Sherman's Lozenges for nervous
he ad ache, heart burr. .olds, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

DR.. NJ o R
II -, rr., P~~sswsv whore he confines to devote lie
.,,. ,.satiop no ne fe.f the unfortunate re pso.
ay invites all tAoss ell him vhe nnnecessary
rom long prorscrd cases. those whose cases have
either aggravated ecessirJ teatl ~ ins,te-
rs.rsd NJ and those WHO APPARENTLY inturabl
r a, abovsr pnds hsnsr Effects " rsercury or quick
no-trsas He asers himself that from his long esnerence
and treat such eases Ne VII De ensoec po
mise speedy and ef.ctaal cure. sol"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
SORE NIPPLES


SHErIAN's PAPIL AIRY OIL cures The worst cases.
- without taking the child from thu breast Wh,p such
tors 70 Mott ChesS?man Rodgers AID Others Of extensive
practice recommend n, who will dpusti its sficscvi
Mrs REMsEN has bees ngrse fir rs ye.rs' and never
kew remedy equal 10 it. She has used
without failing and for, her
ned Of its great worth. She recommends 10 10 all
Mrs CROSBY. Of III. oleest ard experienced
nurs,sin the city, shs knew thing
'hs' thss cured TO nsrknowiedge whore
Neutestauso.
The Rev r. SMITH saysit cured hs wife after ser.rs
weeks Of great suffering and thing
Doctors NaEdenhurgh Brown. totnstcrt Weed
raj Others fo-r most physicians have with
the greatest success aud rccommend " ariaby their
cccs Sold At loe Nssssu street oaedcor frn sso
pElNE,s oRRls TOOTH PAsTE.-This invaluable
dentrice wne 81 clesnses, aud beauties The
eeth Improves The color Of the ns guns. apt nparts
Fragrant sestness 70 the breath IL the first
uG at he st ct the American Institute Price soe,s-
for sale only ~ he Bsr,ar73 Bro1dw by uon i~s dos
Hart US do; and IS H1ison strte j. L. 9chcien, - Ca
n1 love tiuion. i2s Chatham 81 ". NJ Guon i27 Bo~e
and 20 Henry streets A. D. SAINTS, f' st.
Beware of worthless limitations and counisrfet. $40 Sun
HUNTEEs RED DROp-For all cor,rl-ints Of pyi
ate Rainre-ReiserhsT, whatever other medicine
take II is your health and money thrown aways N tim.
show Itself in hurrhe form Then syly Al enre Ire
only absolute EARTH ds Disierr St ~ pefhi tcr
prfirnl.rs adj crtisrmeutp out side. meal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
NO. 9 PECK SLIP

M 0 I A N 7 N d I CAL NOTICE..
PEMOvAL-Dr. JOS. EVANS lately reiui ned from the
IIoutb and being deprived of his old stand opened
ofe at No Peck clip nearly opposite his OLE where he
socs his old friends and possible to ea
him. WIN confdentis edcsl aid equrei DR. he
ing regularly educated and having had experience for
than forty extensive hospitals and
practice has Frequently performed binary where
others have failed when they have expelled the
hospitals ncurabe) The doc by going south
ed that will enable him erfect cures in
other store out Of the city.
B-Don't AXE No. D. and find the old doctor m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
1'RUSSES

TRUSSES.
DUPTURE CURED AT DIR AMOS q HULL's rs.
n TABLlsHMENr 4 YEsEY STREET, Aston
HOUSEDr Hulls Trusses modified As to shorten their
term Of care very much The Truss ~ called
THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS"
This very neetthe
OF the faculty ot Ne~ York.
Ans ricun' as,ea its last FAIR granted the FIRST
PREMIUM Tor this Truss on the recommendation of it,
Judges, consisng OF five eminent pysicrs amt surgeons
The pbc cautioned against pretended. digcoysries BY
Truss h,whers; there such thing ipi,
Of cure hit erto knownt the faculty tht pstsace
iected by medical men humbug Of mechanics who
10 sOt snd cannot understand the nature OF hernia
DIR. HUJLS establishment been well known FOR
u an twenty u stheOaiy stl unde the patronage
Of the faculty.
no No otherbusiness permitted in this Office
known who declines all herproiessions call
constant att ndspee.
Ruy-rei p.rsons ar. ce1on.d against benz cs,ed b1
pretended agents NO TRUSS IS GENUINE UNLESS
SIGNED 81 Me IN wRITlN..
AMOS q. HULL, VI. D.,
Vc4eV Ne,s Nark
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

ESltAHiEt SHYSl4uNM Jared without the Sc % IN.
sncc'. however hong s,asiina
r.n.,, pL,..;- - by Mrs.MOTT, the eel-tr.ied
H'' '"Ns'u'''' cue a"' ertis"ihehi. U20J n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

lNPObTANi To MARRIED. FENALks-MADa Mt
l RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWpERs-Thsss 10
valuable Powders have been universally adopted In Europ.
MT sticuar for upwards II thirty years well
- By hundre ~ this beng the only mild, SAFE shd
aious rene ~ Tor marIed aides whose health iorhts toe
rsa % f.Hilv Pice s psrka with f direc
ous For sa At M.dBescis Principal Oice Noi4s Green
.ic. sus.t. trcasrs tnors folly esrs siorJ he OBJ
sged At the 0fe., ard which viii be sent free expense
p.s-e etctptsd To- art Il lie city United States
All comniusic -iiOr- must ks posts - Osce hnus FROM
A. TO ~; Philadelphia Ofscs ssi South Eiehhst
" dSws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
CELEBRA TED EYE WAIEk,

13stoHtshtng Cures pefJ0rhed oy
DR. J. FRANCIS. OECULtSr 10 Barciay-st
Airs. Cox kia member ofmy church had deceased
syeso u ~ times one Was aeprssn o ssn. saa
~ without any good efeo from the Of Dr. Francis
Bye Waler month her sight was lsrisety restored
e best remedies in decrease of has eyS Peer ns
Pastor OF the Stanton ST. Church
Mn. io member of ny church, enio wno mas peel
sgictsd eiseassdeyes or nearly two large ulesi
sanS aud the total loss OF sgh a.prehended, tn.
eve wafer prepared andsoid by Or tsans,i Sc
Pastor o, she Oliver si; C-Y.eh
We, the undersigned having used Dr. frsae', Eye water
efficacy uatsisit ans recommend i 10 me hoiiee OF ne
P- IS y,o remedy psassa p"as.r p of th ous s
Baptist hurch, j. hur,ua pstoT oil the iho"lsoh 'uee
Csarehi Joshua Lane, y ihrd Avenue; ,;n and ,..,
sg,, anl Will rslaove caiarAets Numerous eert
g gsS pS San De 'ss% rs but 4" aray
lREARTIFICIAL EYES inserted lyis SIN
dEO0 REWAPD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIxrURt.-
oOO For eeure of Gonorrhea elects Structures andans
lsgoiis complaints OF the organs OF &c nerat,on
Oa remedies discovered for the complaints this
Il makes speedy permanent csre without the
steoa diet, drink exposure, change IL appcaonto
We give long Quackish recommendations deceive the
public u the medicine does not speak for ITSELF no On. shall
speak or ~ OI neee, 70 notify who're can DC nsd ane
be brought which the Mixture will rapid cure
This disease that unfortunately rer AIDES all ranks Of
ciey-hgh, lcw rich and poor, and saee They
selves without the least exposure in the time pos
sible
Further the ds-ss. cannot be contracted il adose of
II is put il bottles, with fi directions accompanying
s. bottle On: bottle lasts asTeek, which geasrsy cures
For sale only o. VIM H. Minors Drug store NJ; lss
and Joses Huchnsons corner Chestnut and Seventh
Beware ofimtations The genuine only as above.
a2l-3m@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
NO 4 PECK SLIP
II E A d A G. Fl T.

CUKnEp q tye %qutes by sHERMAN,S CAMPHOR
- LOZENGES. w. App gate, j. Grant, Rost. Lawrence
Dr. o. Hunter James Turner aud hundred Others in this
city Illnesses ofthe wonderful virtues these Loze
Sold at I06 Nassau Uodd Broadway and leeck
ST., and 1876 Fultonst Brooklyn a3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02

f~U,N.. oAlsLsM UlL-t .sntly hand, the genu-
= inc article. aud for ral AZ
FEuCHTwANGERs Pharmacy. 40 Broadway.
ass ctiur Pssrl suctt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-02
DIR. J. n. RRER's
OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTE
FOR THE CUHE OF
DISEASES OF The EYE.


Hours ofcoasuation aud attendance from To A NJ. and
z. "A.
DR. SCHE RRER, graduate in Medicine ard Surgery
- of The University Of Hedebsrg fully nced that
intimate know ledge medical in
foundation for the practical study Of nsosy and
Of the medical profession, ha NOT ut with the regular
issopu and after AIS admss ~, prac
Of Hedcne aspli.d himself oo pNriculay 10 Diseases If
The Eye aud OfhthanjC SHrgrQ at the celebrated Ohha
mooglca Scn1o of whore he at end fur
bic time two Cui IL Institutions fr Orhtlalr,c Diseases
he afterwards has hrte visiting the .rueirst
Hospitals AID The varigrs Eye uinrae IN Germany, France
England ard Italy, and there enjoyed M great of
observing he practice the mos ~ hhsnlossts
the ually number of Eye which that
period came under his observation in hee stensi, iOsu
tons.
&c From the London Quarterly Jour II of Foreign Medicine
and >uTg-ryHoi. '.
IL is necessary ltrly dsncpS those
who have 81 late applied themselves Gernqng the
DISEASES o. the Eye. from the 81 who Ocelfs
whether Of hat OF Of any otter county The lstt.r ~,nd
wish to DIVIDE number Of trad Of which they
would honopCZe The former have ro-fped ihen
selves the Eye, but all of them have rrired
study Of that by IN. Nits edicsl
fence ~ ral. They render ~ ovetst, les
frequent by their rational and Of b.
Affect which give s., uader local and ttartrcaS
mGHaS TO the morbid changes Of th~ which isr
ward. call for the Interference % s operetrr" ais sm
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DUP S; : !; IS: :;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
To Tic Editors # The Tir8inidn.

80 N'H' '''b"'9 y, ioi''
Messrs E1tors-l left New Otleans for Havana
90 The 2lsl Jan. in the steam ship NMcheZ. En-
PEASANT, one word Of New Orleans. II IS full Of fine
aud noble buildings npon much larger scale than
had anticipated. The 81. Charles Exchange is I'M
surpassed is am informed by any Hotel in Europe
and when first stood before II and tZrd al IFS ex.
quslte Architecture, graceful pillars aud lofty dome
| seriously doubted whether one of my diminish
ed resources should enter ii AT ALL 1t is but Of sol
ID materials, stone with marble columns &c and the
ofcEer looked At il the more did become entian-
ced with its iudesclibab'e beauty aud pfopOftIons
O,trG times as ! have akcd in the vicinity when
The shadows utnlglt are gathering round all things
and looked at II thcn, lighted up with twinllng Ia
pcfS and clustering lamps, and IT'S MAGNIFICENT dome
gancl3 In the clear moonlight above all The Other
buildings On may be stcn from any uuattef nj Tie
cy,) great las been lis Influence, increased per.
haps by other oble structures near the Ncr5ndah
&c HAT | have almost doubted who | could he
asked my self where WAS being more than half
inclined 10 believe mus be walking in some fair,
and enchanted lerion. The ST Chatles Exrbap O..
WIS erected BY The EXCHANGE Bank which re dix
cupuun accounts forts IIhufaut a,.pear,prn c,srl
#flruilure, &c. MANY 6,e snecimrrs If srnIu,nr,.
NAV he sneu IN H. and yit,nut ,,e,e ,,Iino ia he =,
iudee b,vp seIrctcf IIebc e.id ~ he Caoov,, as
II,o c,o,y,i,.,, .lr,, r ra,lol. III. u,l oos,
n,ill,nn mi ,c,,s ia, esan non ,,o .,,,,,,,, III
Il ~. No.. .,t'..II', g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
RICHMOND. Mafch Is L. 10.

hlCHMoND, hafch Is, 1SlO.
The Bank and Revenue bills are both subjrots of
Disagreement between the two II fuses. IL refer
cnce 10 the former, TWO committees of conference
have been hcld-onc Yesterday and the Other has
Jnst separated, (l2 o'clock.) The compromise Il.
greed upon by the committees Yesterday, in re.
ference 10 the courosertcd provision of the Bank
bill (relievn. individual debto fro n the obleafon
to pay specie during tic periol for which the sus
pension Of specie payments by the Banks is legal.
zed,) was promptly assened to by the House, but
rejected by The Senate. The committees his nom
ing have agreed by bare majorlties of EACH to ex-
punge f om the bill the secIion extending relief 10
the People and adding anothcr section giving far.
iher releiIo the Banks. The two Houses " III soon
meet for The purpose Of deoidlag whether they will
concur in the recommendation ol their respective
committees. Ii the II. of Delegates assent To it, il
will be because it has no option, under the lmpe-
rous will Of The Senate, either upon rejecting that
or losing the entire bill wlh its other valuable and
essentially important provisions. Some gentlemen
OF tie Senate oppose rciefto individuals debtors be-
cause they are afflicted nh constitutional sciuples
the act bearing tlc semblance Of am interference
with the obligation of contracts. But | am puz
zled loperceyc how hesc gentlemen conlI have yo-
ted in favor Of suspcnding The Obligation of the
Banks t. pay their notes in specie as il is most OBJ
slous ihal tie FinciPie is tue sane in both cases
while the difficulties the ndiv dual are au menied
ana indeed rendered oppressive by the relief extend
ed 10 the Banks. The Legislature, for instance
says that the Banks shall not pay specicand thereby
renders their noles legal currency. to all practical
nents aud purposes; while, in the same breath
it says thai these rredcemable bank notes Ihus
legdlized, shall not be deemed legal currency as
bcticeeH lniirhiUaS, but that the rigorous creditor
may, il lac please, demand OF his debtor the amount
OF Ls 0bil cations IN specie which that debtor can
no whore obtain II IN be said. indeed, that no
dIyiduai VIII incur lhe odnm al requiring specie
from his debtor, under existing ciicumslancts-
This nay be rue. SO far as HE ciizets of Virginia
concerned. Bot il must be recolected thai
Virginia owes heavy debt to the Northern cities;
and these foreign creditors, will hardly be equally
lenient and Tor bear,ng-ior they will have no com
muny Of interest Of leeiing with us while ihey vii
be lar removed from The influence OF that public exc
Grafton, which. AT home, mi Int deter the grasp
lng usurer from attempting thus To- hafass and OPP
press has ieow- citizen. They wa demand specie );
and il was The object Of that SECTION OF the law,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
rYNGEHBUKG C0poToN YARNS.
March 26

fE'ilE Agent Of the Lynchburg Manufacturing
u Company will, from tins day, sell the Y arns
made at then Factory at the Richmond priets, now
priced al the following rltcs Tor Nos. 4, 90 cts
D. u cs-6, % els, % cls--5, "a cts.-9, 25cis-
10 and |, % cts-l2 aud Is, 81 cts--I4 aud l5 %
cs-lG aud II, % cis-lS aud -. 80 ESQ 81 cts.
WM. W. NORNELL, Ae'l
Marrh % WV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

III thalun's boat Of speeiIes though thete
like myself IN The bnosant spring OF health, and en-
laying new sensation IN the pleasure OF .kislcnce
Fheo was also Ia, proportion OF ladies. aud among
the numhrt several distinguished bellies. On the
morning nf tie second day, passed the Balize
aud bounded upon the sea, so 'datkly, deeply, beau
iilully blue | VAS on the deck nj the time. and
Catching the first impulse Of tie ship, became an old
SAILOR perhaps by instinct; 10, had not the least
inclination To sea.sirknrss during any part uf ihr
voyage. When stepped INTO the cabin Ia break
last. however, found the most nf the passengers al
hleied IN not Il very poelieal manner Among the
victims was Miss - say notliae, but this
viii say, lie morning before she was radiant with
youth aud ovrness:
Her sparkling eve
Glanced gladness found the guefing ROOM.
But now, n'mporfe'-bul | think | may safely
say thai sca-slckness does not in many instances,
improve the features. The lind day we were all
well asan and sttewed nren the deck, enjoying The
self aud volnptnoas breeze aud bnuhding rapidly in
to ohe anothef's acquaintance. | shall add nothing
farther Us occurring to-day, except that all were
stuck with the exceeding beauty oi the sea. II more
than realized all my cxpcetaiions--yet | must say
The waves were not tail as desiled albeit the
Captain SAID II was blowing squat on one
SION, IL. Il Wild desire 10 be dashed sky-high up.
au angty billow and he dashed down again, II |
could not remain IN lhal region; but rs have SAID
lis winds and waves wele not high enough. One
certainly las Il lealul impression ui the mysterious
power oi this my hiy element, nhen lac Laws down Al
night aud hears the rushing wave breaking over his
very pillow, and yet felt secure, much so, NJ
leas', as # bad been seated by bll2ht heanhsde
nj home. w bore oil west OF our course TO miles,
and did moi arrive AT Havana unil The mlddle oil the
fourth day. The first glimpse of Cuba IL as beaul-
tu As poets dream; its bold outline and tall palms.
n>stenes OF green luSulIauce aud delicate beauty
lis shady ylslas and ehbop cred retreats thus seen
IN the distance, mpafline additional ardour 10 Que ;
hopes, aud excitement 10 the imagination, until YOU
almost osctpnn cred with the belief that YOU
approaching an enchanted Island. We shah sec
whether tins promising appearance WILDE realized.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

H.. n,oposlon Il MI. CASEY OF Illinois, to
= Tue , isst of the Cumberland Road 10 the
r'fie s" ~ Na,s aud Means. with instructions 10
tenmf'ee la,abe appropriation for the continuance
a,se pad through the States OF Oaio. Indiana
efIhs ho"' on the 1Gth inst. rejected bs tie
I'D llpof,'p en,esrntaives-yea IS, nays los; aud
House :" ,.ls,red without Instructions. The Adj
tsas u '"n has PLAYED the jugeler IN This sub
pIurdl",o"a", s pa>t. In the debate of The present
I'D le =. systematic deception has been uoidly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

We are requested 10 say to the people of
2 ",ba, Col Thomas NJ. Bohdutant, oil Buck
~ "a y candidate Tor reelection 10 tie Sc
al vi,oi,ia and 10 express his roget thai the
f'fS Which will elapse prior 10 tie election,
.eh "n "aa, his ben. rs much ia lie county as he
vii lesi,e. But he vii! avail himself vi every OPP
fy ''noiy Of doing So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

-, Nominations OF individual, 10 Il licc must be
W ,'n,ed by the names Oh the .uominatois, rs II
E''" TO cur custom, aud improper IN itself, TO
. .',th,m without that precautions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Monacs Life Pills ana Phcuix Filters

hive gratefully pnlicy acknowledged by the per
bcneGned d who were previously uuncquaiucd With
the beautifully phs opieal principles upon winch they
COMPROMISED, and upon which they consequently nei.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend Themselves IN ii sea-
OF every form and description. ncn inst operation Is TO
loosen from the eous Of the stomach md buHc The various
impurities mud eruities constantly settling around item, md
lons the small nle6s Other Medicines only partially
cleanse these aud leave such collected bend
produce hnlnnl cn~iycncss vii" all lis trn oieN or sud
d'n dnrrhTa, with is imminent dangers. This fact is well
known 10 all regular nununi.s Who examine the human
bowels after druh aud hence The pifHdtr oil those we'll IN
formed men quack Medicines Medicines prepaf-
ed aud hcraded TO TIE public by snomnt pefs ms The
cond effect OF the Lie Medicines is cleanse the kidney and
NE ihddef ana ny ll m'at me hFer nhd me ings, the
heathu action Of which entirely depends upon the regularity
Of the urinary organsfhe blood, which takes lis red color
from the agency o the liver and the lungs hole passes in
the hear, being thus purified by ten and hoHaed by
VEINS, reneNs every p"it OF the system, nnd huhPhnnty
mounts the banner 0 health in the blooming check.
Mo0ats Vegetable Life Medicines have becn thoroughly
tested ahd pronounce a sovereign remedy Tor DsptPsli
finlency, PuPalon OF the Heart Loss Appetite Heart
burn Restlcssn'ss ilomyer Anxiety Lngnor md Nelan
holy, CostIvencss, l)iariooa Cholera, Feves OF all
kinds ihenma>n, Govt Dfopsias of MI kinds GRAY
81, Worms Asthma aud Consumption, Scuvy, Ulcers.
lnvcerne Sores, Scorbnc Eruptions aud Bad Complex-
ions, Salt henm. Eryspea>, Common Colds and nlnenza,
and various other complaints which alel the human irane
In Fever aud Agne, particularly, tho t Medicines have
beenmss enineny successful much thai IN the te
unl Aguo districts, Ply siciuns almost universally pre-
scribe them.
An that lr Mofat requires ohs patients is be parc-
uor in taking the Lille Medicines strictly according 10 The di-
that he hmseflnoy say in ,hcir favor thai he hopes gain
credit Il. alone by lle Ies9lts eq far trial
nestle guide To heailhrhis huc pamphlet edited by w.
b. ao 375 broadway New York, has been published for
discns and viii be found highly interesting to persons seek
ing health Threats upon prevalent discusses aud the causes
thereof Price % ceuisior eby Mr. MolAts agents gen
These Valuable Medicines are for sale by
Dr. i j. j. r r. ROYAL, SI.ynchburg. Va.
c. I. ESTES, l.oynsslon, Nelson Co., Va
March 81 res
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23


lie is about SIX feet high, brown complexion, with
scar on the forehead, between the eytbtows--tle liz
le hnset on he left hand, appeais 10 have been bro
ken, is crooked and the knuchc swollcn--a scar on
he ou side OF s right leg about The of dollar
about forty yeais olage- had on when committed a
brown casihet 1tgtey casnet pantaloous, black vel
vet vest striped nsey white hat and laced shoes
The said Ned Butcher was found hiring hinse (
out IN the town OF Lynchburg as u sawyer, alleging
himself 10 be free, that le born fee the coun.
ty Of Dnwiddie. and exhibited badly executed free
pdtets, prupoding TO be issued by John G.. Crump,
as Clerk Of DnwiddIe County, which papers are be-
lIeyed TO be forged his free papers daedlhe lob
June, 1899, aud 6Ofh year OF Commonwea th.-rhe
owner IS hereby notified 10 come forward. prove hi,
proper pay all proper charges aud rewards and take
the SAID slave failure to do within 10 months
from :heex plrhtton If hS advertisements shall pro-
coed TO sell him according to law.
HENRY DUNNINGTON,
Sefgt. OF the Corpo. OF Lynchbufg.
March % m6w
o. The Richmond Wing viii publish the above
weekly for SIX weeks aud rnard IFS account To this
Office for paYmpnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
FEE PAPERS aOsT.

q BOU / three months ago. ] accidentally LOST
" my Ere Pape rs which were
granted Ia me by the Hastings Coun Tor the Corpo
ration Of Lynchburg The Papers were il a chest
on board OF boat yng II the WHAT. In conse-
q6ence OF high tide IN the river, The boat was oye-.
turned aud the chest with lis contents was entirely
lost. 1t my Intention 10 apply said cour, for
renewal Of The papers, WILLIAM FIELDS.
Il free u colour.
March % l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

| @The friends Of Temperance, will hold eet
y the Methodist Episcopal Church, 90 Wednes
y, evening the 25lh INST. commencing at half
,a O'Clock. Rev. W. A. Smith will deliver
+ address, and other speeches are expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

NJ. The reader is referred TO tie fst page for the
: Y, of Potehdt0n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Review oil the tyncisburs Market,
coRRrcrEp MuNTnih
RICHARD TxEEE-eomrnisa Merchant.
Extreme lrees If passed Tobacco, 81 - to 7 30
Lugs. as 10 quality : % To ) 90
We are opening from so 10 100 hhds. per week F.;
both qualify and ptices improving.