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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

p, is tlsr, t,i..e 1.-THE Circuit safcn-
l on fs Il Law arr Caaaeesy t5f bedford County, tae
l.tdsv Of N1seun. +, lsii. Mia
W I'm Bul.gti, '-'.-..3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-25

lRlNlA At rules held in the clerks office OF tn. cir
it.n superior court o law and chanccry ior bedford
~, thi lrh d,,, oil October, lSI7:
ehatd Freeman, Pl ainta
against
William O Hunt AID Lucy his wife, aud John r. Stcpi.s
lDcielNlalls
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The Defendants, Robert H. n Saunders James f. Bou'
din and Manla his wife, David s. Snider John J. Snee
and iliam Snder not having entered their apptara
ana gwen security according TO the OF Assembly ana m
rules OF tins court aud IT appearing by satisfactory t'"
that they are not inhabitants of this ComnonW ealth II
ordered that they do appear at tho Clerks office III,
'fnuh superior Court ol Law and Chancery, Tor beoo
county, al rules 10 be held therein, the first MONDAY
January next, and the Plaintiffs bill and that UNI
der be inserted IN some new paper published in the
lYnchbfg Tor two months sueee sslvely, and posted ,I
front duof OF the Court House al this some 'o
dav. \ Cop,-lcste
oct. 2i-w2m JOS WILSON, I'm
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.NOIIC.
4 IL those indehtedto the late Concerns of Rserts
N \ Lee and Lee 4 Roberts. are earnestly request
ed 10 come forward and pay their notes aud aecouns.as
very important that the buSines should becoSed ung
indulgence will not be gwen. LEE y ROBERTS.
March Its
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GgaHst

,:.,zz4r Cali Ba.,i,,aia f. ssr1res and hpmsn G
tt i,,- a Ainaan llaurork. -. Micalah Ia
VI. - ii Item, Blos,a IT, s-eI JalnJ Par' aid NJ
80 -. per#,5rd Z. ii,aHfa All &c lis VII, An
- - ,,.i= =, has owl, rIgat J53ia II Hancock. Abra-
bsg, shelton ard N,fy his wi,. Zachary W leat az
NsrtL, ms wiz Samuel Hancock, ffnes H. llAnc"ck
nrI r IIslessa and l.ury Iianspk, IT, iast infants
1ier u ,s. AZ, b. \ g lianc5s, then s'naF'i'a AID
4 Nl.tU Iiel''4aS4it'3
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IL IIANcEnY.

Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor TIN
county OF Nelson, Monday, the 18th OF October, 1917
Peasant Mitchell, P.ailtih
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1RGINlA ;-Atmes held in the clerk, office o, tn. cir
isnt superior court OF law and chanccry, Tor bedford
~, tbs lth day OF October, 1917
ehaid Freeman, Pl anth
William O Hunt AID Lucy his wife, aud John r Scpi..
Defendants,
IN CH,NcEny.
Tho defendants, William O. Hurt and Lucy his vile not
atg entered their appearance and gwen security
ng IL the az OF Ascnb, and the rules OF this
APPEARING m tIsiatoly evidence that they not inab
ns oil tins commonwealth 1t Is ordered that they do APP
pear at the clerks oe of the sid circuit superior
law and chanccry Ion Bedford county, al rules /. be h.N
therein, on Tie hrst Monday January and
plaintiffs bill, and that tbs order be inserted in
paper pub sied in the tounoi Iyncbre Tor two months
suceessvk and posted al the front door o the house
OF this county on some court day
Acory-Testc,
Oct, 2l-v2m JOS. WILSON, CIR
Nln,n\lA--N tut5s held III CerN's Ohce oil IL.
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor tin
county of Nelson, Monday the It'll OF October S47:
Pleasant MITCHELL Plaitin
against
John /. Mitchell. William H. Mitchell, Calvin w. Jobs
aud Mary Ann his vile, John Glover and uliann III,
wife, Robert Mitchell. Samuel Nj. Garland Edward ,
'aoeil and Robert II. Nhttfs N, defendants,
In Cn>NctRY.
The Defendants Edward \ Cabe not hav wing entered HI,
appearance and given security according tothc Of Assem-
bly, and the Of this Cot and appearing b, sai,l,c
tor, =, tlcnrt that he is not an mhabiant of tIs Comn
wtalth II ordered THAT the said Defendant do appcst
here the first Monday III January next and
bin o the Plaintiff, aud that copy OF this order be
Iynchbnrg, Tor two mln'hs,uccessively, and posted
front door o the Court honse Of this county
Copy-Eeste,
Oct. WIN HOWELL l.. BROWN, OK.
/ rules holden GlclA's ofre Of the Circuit Snp.
~ Court OF Law and Chancery, the county p.
'ek at the court House thceo the LIST Monday in
Ihr, 1877
Isaac Adams, Plaintiff,
d-OlII
John F. hinsey, and Massey his wife, Nancy Price, John
u. Chatham, Crawford Turner, Abram slap es Archibald
stuart, q lark Penn, and Thomas J Penn, Defendants
~ GA Gerry.
The Defendants John + Rinsey and Massey his we and
Nancy Prire having entered hc appearance and gwen
security according To the OF Assembly and the rul DIS
Court and appearing by satisfactory dence Il at they
NOT inhabitants OF this Commonwe alth, the ton Of The
Plaintiff hy counsel Il ordered that the SAID Deendan,
do appear here the Isl Monday in December mex
the Plaintiffs bill and that copy OF this order he
forthwith published in the l.tnchburg Nirgnian.
months successfully, and posted the door OF the Cout
House OF tins county ,on some Court day.
Copy-Tese.
Oct li-NSm SAN1 G.. STAPLES, CIk
4 l.l3
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", ~" >3e'a,'r.sr o Il ,t,st l1.lt,-s. de-, Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

A stated session Of this body wa. held ye''er

.t.,ad session of this body was held yesler'
d,y A. the usual hour-pHuiP s,hufitE Esq IN
the Char.
The Secretary read communication So0o
MED By and descriptive OF singular variety " 'N'
t.to-ths Ash saf Lady niger. The specimens ''"'
were Les. in sire than a very small pule's ees-"Sfe
80, -, ~. Iab Apr lA.t in rich earth without ma
nure asd were dug on July n II f" proo'0'e '"''
with manure they will attain 10 larger dineh'''"'
There were also read extracts from some Pe''''
ics relative o. the cultivation OF Flax 90 TINS same
subject Mr. Parker. In his excellent NnrAu'e oi n'
Journey acros. the Rocky Mountains from me hi''''
sipp 10 the Pacific says F4r ss sPonisne'H' p'oo'e
ton OF this country. 10 everything except tns' -
perennial n, resembles the Flax cultivated In the un"o
state,-tha stalk the howl the seed the blue ho"e''
closed In the daytime and open 10 the evening ana
morning The Indians use Il In making ''Hf's 'f''
Fields OF this Flax might be managed oy the nu'O'nD
man IN the same - meadows or nay H"ou'u
need To moved Ike grass for the roots are 100 A &c
and run too deep in the earth % be pulled IN nAe man
ner a. ours and advantage that this would NAYS -
that there would b saving OF blowing and sowing
This particular spontaneous growth occurred on
branch Of Lewis snake River OF ihe Co'umo'A -
Whether ,hi, Rocky Mountain Flax will prove a. near
Areiaf0n 70 our common variety Nti n'H''' " $500
v.r.y II 4. certainly unlike three other specie.
of native wild Flax before discovered In the Oni'eo
State. Some Of the former mentioned Rocky Noun
tain variety is now growing in The garden ofhs Vene'
sble Alexander Walsh.
Mr. Josiah Gregg presented. by letter an fis'o'
rum Of M,risa7 PlGru with seeds and mnersl'-a'o
gether several hundred specimens Thanks were au'l
rendered % the donor.
The Secretary read a long extract from SUI
longer Essay in an Edinburgh Philosophical Journal w
substance Of which s thus After various CROWNS "a
ancient resi rsaor,i-the trees Of onges, HE preV
over all other.-snnAs adapted to all these ehan
some species d.appesring before cultivation snd o'ner
increasing with il
Some desul,ory conversation occurred alter the read
ing Of the foregoing and some other documenm-ho"
belt. the latter comprise the SiH Of the former
Adjourned until a fortnight hence-suolect Uooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

~ The Washington Uai01. Of Monday eveains
thus speaks Of affairs in Mexico Gen. Scot, il
would seem, is for marching upon the Capitol
but Commissioner Trist thinks best FIRST 10 have
chance Go- the display Of his diplomatic sbilitie.
We have letter from Vera Cruz. dated the lea
July addressed this city Il states that Gen Pierce
would leave Vera Cruz on that evening forsisr
merchant had Informed tine writer that an express bad
lust arrived bot hsd lost every letter on the wsy vh
the exception of small from Pueba- dated the Ia
inst which states that Gen Scott has now ii 900 nn
.,th him that Torne u At San Martin and that Go
scot, 10 for pushing the city, bat Ar Tris, ~,
posed 20 wait until he has seen the Comrn'ssioe,rs
hout 100 troops OF Losians volunteers came into he
civ on the evening Of the 18th from the camp, 10 y,
n.,n which makes shout 500 effective men but ve
dsiy hope says the writer 10 receive more The city
1. not near 90 siekly II was and IL thought We 81.
80 Nm, I,,,Je more this sssson Tn. Collector has pad
over for the train between $4,000 and sVVV 10 cash
and :, "a, drsfss on Puebls from his department
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Two ,es Of furnsce bars within the short space u
10, bours The.e bars were the same that bad oeen
In uss during the whole voyage from New 9t. Ano
,ernsio.d .nprriy untnuched unit. tn DAY 81 .- u
Son,h.-,,,or The Committee cypress their undihn,
I.bad cond fence 10 Capt HeViu and h' no" 90 ~
thew AID that a. proof Of feir eonhdrnee 70
snops the other passengers capt Hewitt onrfra ~
80 n.edis,.lT the passage money Il al "ho might
BE- d.po.-d 70 l-sve and only two persons ei' lne
s.L but not on account Of her return he co'iu.o
neced with the ship and Of three or Tour dnrfeh ns
,ion. Mr. Norton Of Yale College. New Haven. ".
Chrirman The Warrington ieit Southampton
clock P N en- Tharsday last the 18th INST
The foreign malls which have arrived IN 70 "n o-uNJ
have not broushi sny important Intelligence .s,-.
The commercial rooms have not oeen :. "" .eo
This afternoon they usually are The ~ean-I
dsy and 10 day has been rather cold and gloomy pre-
ssntins wide contrast 70 the very hot weather Of '
week 90, ,.,, -.,,,-, o,
London. from the Isle Of Wight on "Wednesday 20 pro
rogue Parliament IN person Your very oodi 'er't r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04
CITY ITEMS.

DEATHS At The AIMS .HorsE.-Dr Reese con-
duct of the Health Department Of the City Aims House
having been the subject OF reiterated and most malignant
~ baseless assaults In The Globe he has been impelled
IN reiute them in the following letter TO which the Com
missioner of the Aims House. (M G. Leonard Loco
FocoA appended bis own certificate of s entire correct
ness which waS suppressed by The Globe Instead
thereof the Editor OF The Globe endeavors 10 impugn
the accuracy Of Dr. RS statement by such devices as
this lie psrades let Of al the briais from the dead
house at Bellevue including those OF bodies sent tniiner
f,r lnerment by thu Coroner and those from lAe rem
tertiary, Lunauc Hospital, sc. which very naturally
make total in zine weeks ovceedng by ITO Or IL
statement of deaths in the Aims House aud i.s Hospital
On this the sstute Globe talks of Dr. RS being sad
calculator descants on his in figures, remsrka
bls diference' SC Sc-But We need waste no more
words on this foolery Hsrcis Or. Recess statement
RELIEVE HosFrrAL. July 30 lei7.
DR. Reese took charge the estab shmeut on the @uh
of Nav and frat report of the statistics OF the ho'P
l was required on the 2s,h Tor the week ending on
tbs, day. and was as olloHs. viz
Remaining the 2lst of May .---..-.-.-,5g psHeh's
Admissions during the week ----------4v'
Total ................-....----ll3 I
OF whom there mad died ..--.--.------. -
Been discharged. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Remaining in Hospital ......-..-... sy3
Being an ncress. OF l63 tor the week
such was the state OF things when the ne" Resident
,ay.iri,n took charge Al that time there we're nearly
sses of ship fever in the Hospital and Increasing AZ
q srage of60 new admissions every day most OF mem
d,rc, from ship board and In advanced Stages OF e us
e..s,nd snl worse, they were in msny Instances re-
d,ed y stary alton and hardship to the verge oi DEAN
mai from the suffering by the fever Never were more
upfavorabie cases admitted 10 any Hospital, nor wa
there ever stronger appeal made % the sympathies
humanity for relief than was presented by these naples
victims of the m5inei of famine and pestienie
In surveying the condition OF the patients one nuh1iee
,sf..fa yertof tho few
svnut,ms were 50 urgent and alarming that the prog
ns was most unfsvoreie could any hope a. iecos
erv be nationally INDUCED Many OF them hsd oeeoin'
victims of eryspelss superadded TO the deiiium sn'
stuuor Characteristic OF the fever while other compca
lions no less dangerous and fatal we're seen IN eseJ
direction In not be surprising. therefore 'ua'
A few weeks thereafter the mortality reported ~ wa
fearful extent AZ the following reports vii snow VIZ
''"' T., ,,a ,yss. ending lime 4 mill deaths
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Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


Phil ADELrHA. Aug ls'7.
We have nothing 70 disturb the monotony Of
City life IN Midsummer We do hear through the pa
pers tina, the rowdies Of Loco POGO Moysmensing are
.u engaged in scenes OF rspine and murder but 'h1
a,.,rc, 1. a. far removed from Philadelphia " Il Is
from New York excep, regards the accident OF 'oea
ton. nisaspo, set spart and eOnsecrsted BY Loco
Foco.n for try,ps experiments In and upon We sbsn
one OF these days have report puousned 70 snow oos
few avs are necessary. how much relsNed tne Nin o.
civ il authority may be and how u answers 70 hsve a.
Inromp.tsnt Mazstrscy chosen BY party votes h take
charge of a municipality. In the mean ume the huen
and Bouncers the Ringslet hosrers snd ine h's COR
,nue their experiments The last was made upon y
official parsonage tsis may pets"'eo )" 'Hn1'e me
magistrates 10 Interfere .,,
Tha weather s ehghtful thu cool weather at week
broushi ,one from the Capes but they are al On 'esa
xeo, the editors prison keepers aud hoiei ho'b VIC
are dxtres Could paper be edited ON ihe prince
pies OF perpstetic philosophy .,-. -,
we ,red 10 get up regatta here Yesterday ou The
weather calm az an Infants sum. vi " s3 os'ue
the comparison there was DOT ore1n 'ne oiue wave
~ curl and consequenually 40 Mrs hs-pfop n'gtt
sv there was not much racing and the boat supposed
~ be tErs Black Sluggsrd" took the parse
Op- market generally has been very lnsnlnss D.
- - prsad.tuns have been almost without inquiry
Pennsvlvapla Flour IL held NJ 50 without ssles he
stock entirely too Ugh, % admt OF sny "V' ~'.n' e'
expor, Sales II $50 ools esern "ei .'s'' - "
Wheat Ia nominal at i20ca l25c for good red grn os
beep dull II opened at - cts but holders h,efSHi
would hsvo taken 20 OF y cts Il buyers could have
been obtained. Corn Meal opened at - - hye tasi
no,hins doing Oats selling Vt g and - cts. Coros
has been in inquiry today but most Of the heavy had
/ ere have withdrawn their stocks from the marie,
Provisions are duler than they were before the ann
- ,hs .,ssmer II possible no, operation 10 reported
pie lead ia held higher whsky p cts In bbs sa.e'
/ 10000 lbs Wool At 30 TO SO cts.
The stock Board to-day was hrm snd generally im.
Eiyg BOARD aud A6cr-l90 Lehish int Oh - Mech
RI ~ LOCO Texas Treas Nt' o3, ~ 100 rem .
-, 81 l.ehigh NJ Loan. % IS Lehigh Loan " se
- so MT. IA 80 Read, 81. 10 Merch and Ma lu
Bk Pit,sburg 50. ,o,.o,ooc a.e.
10 lo2 l25 Girard IS, l9t 1900 susq Can hd' 90 y
sO6 state So sos 5000 DO b5 SOL 600 state o. Dis ~
Sooo do nv sOt, 1000 Read Mort b, -.
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,,x po,L,. Three Millions.

La Pafra contains q letter from Havana under
date of July &c, which says that Col Polk has en-
trusted the expenditure Of the famous Three MI
lions to Gen. Campbell. United States Consul |"
Havana and that he has employed the money
in buying up Arists Ampudis' Almonte' CahsnNo.
Reion and others of the same kidney ou' '"s'
Bssade. Gomez de Ia Cortins. Lomosrdini anu
two or three other Mexican gentlemen were DOT 70
be had. According to the writer the conditions
are that the parties who finger the cash 'hsii 90
their hes, 70 help our Government out ofthe hobole
it is 10, by terminating the War on terms winch 1t
can accept
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.


In. wsis El,ssoro Of the state OF Sewiork are re-
40 me-, in their Assembly Districts for the pur-
- =, eseo.ss oee Delegate In each Of said Districts,
,..u.,tvv,y. 70 mee, in STATE CONVENTION At
sv..s-,s ON WEDNESDAY, the Sixth q OcroBrH next
A., ,ss vurpc.e Of nominating Candidates for the oce'
=, Ss,sr, q Ssais Cosrelsr, An0raey Getral Treas
~ Saas E<sissr sad SrrsyOr. Canal co~''i'''o"e'
s.l E.ySesw' ef Ssis Pvtsos' and TO transact such
e,ser eu,.ness as may be deemed expedient
,ouS aCuOOi. CRAFT LEGRAND y CANNON
tsuss uoRNER HENRY Z BAYNOR
iANss KIDD CHAs p KIRKLAND
iaxes = rHAYER SETH c. HAWLEf
Aa.us,q i.s1 STATE Central Co,sntftee.
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~ The call from the proper quarter tor the
asxt Who STATE NosiSArfsG CosvrsTIoS viii
Of course attract the earnest attention OF our Cit
gene As the selection by Assembly Districts Is
novel. and there is probably no corresponding Or
SANITATION in many Districts it behoves the Coun-
~ Committee, TO take early and effective action in
the premises by designating the ratio Of represen
ts,ion with the tine and place OF holding the DIS
the, Nominating Conventions The ensuing hiee-
TOMS one Of no ordinary importance and 1t Is essen
sisl that the truest snd soundest men be selected
=, Delegates to the State Convention Its meeting
i. We, distant but the subject cannot too early en-
gage the attention ofthe People
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

cu,Svsr rrSx 1t must be borne IN mind by clu
e nat mi. 10 the day liked for an exhibition OF The Ct.
nese gou. festival IN he nor ~ their Jo'h o. 1901 AZ
Innk IN nstng preparations for he ceremony ard odsI
s~et f,r II To AXE pace. Meats q various sinc'-n
idny In terrer aud poodle beef dressed n every
,.y Of .ye snd divorced with .pices The odor q ~hsh
,.o,yd s,ton.h Vhiie men, were dressed and 90 led
.n,,.r whether the sus OF his -ofshiper are Tor.
ysn or NOT n the Idol eats hey are not iorRiysh-h
he DO not they II will he curious snd amusing 10
deciding among themselves whether tho Idol 10 hspPy Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

LouIsrASA.--The DAILY National says Col
GARRETT OF Ouachita who was recently noml
mated the Wing candidate OF the Fourth District
declines the nomination owing to his previous pro
fcssonal engagements rendering Il Impossible or
him u canvass the District. Cox care" was wa,
nominated without his knowledge and he would
not have permitted ms name % have been ofonsh,
before tbs Convention under any circumstances u
tn do We uresume that General Decouet viii
now be the candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

CHoLss IsfASrUs The alarming rsvages hat m'
compliant has made among children during the past two
weeks must convince every one q ths importance o.
some radical cure In Of this kind. Wughfs Indian
Tsgeta5s Syrup md P,Hs have gained we-de.ervedes
lsbhiy Thousands bear testimony to their ekcsJ
10 extreme cases Of cholera nsnnm cholera morbus sud
dysenrry. This medicine operates quickly and ehec'u'
ally upon the bowels, al the sans time, removing he
cause Of the shove Geeses and restoring the system 70
slate Of sound health Wughti laddA btgeilbe Pub az
and Improve dgeslon thereby not only purifying"
blood but entirely preventing al attach. OF Summer Con
plains. Nsw-York Office, 28s 6reenvch-st.
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Bueiucss Notices.

"THrsg - NO sUcH woso ]" f,iL.'-R'e 's'"u'-i"
proprietor Of the Richeieu Gold Pea having male sS'f
ave asngem.ni.for sopplng desler' with his sd"r''
pen which at - will wrts better and last longer n'n
those sold by Others D. are INV prepared 10 hey~
country orders TO any extent Thse pens together WIZ
those Of a u well known makers are for sale hyB Wan
son 4 Co IS Wi'lial 81 door beios Wai.t snd W
J. Y SAVAGE % FalsoasL God pens 's'allsa Al Is
cents, 81 81 So 81 rs 81 and the genuine Levi BoNs'
pens at So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04
Bold pers carefully repaired.

GolD PESs--It is now a settled point that the bet
assortment of gold pens to be found In this eoun,I
that kept by J. W. GRsAroS & Co. II codArst Th'J
have some thirty different kinds embracing evcry'bi's
known In the shape of gold pens and as their prices ."
uniform and from so to IS cents less than 'hO'' o.
sny other house purchasers OF these articles ei'ha
wholesale or retail will save money by dealing VIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

Fr,.r oF Lanterns This Is ceremony never see1 10
perf-eon yet Of Cnra where !, naive ard " ne
manor born Butt may be- seen on Thursday nish %
hoasd he Chinese Jnuk from lha Castle Garden Were
ia mOored al Herr Cines benent hert Cno-' 'fe h',
egs,t and Classical dance upon the rope seen and
in sddiuon 20 performances IN which Geo i,odef va"
John Dnnn Sc SC assist You viii see ne ersrd Ch-
nese fUumirafion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

LAKE IrncA--It Is stated that Mr.. schoolcrait
willie on an expedition 10 ascertain the true source OF
the Mississippi came 10 lake Ia which he could nDd no
inlet and from the Lsn words verds (trath) and e1pa'
bead strangely compounded the name iiascs. Tbs
word has doubtless passed Tor sood Indian and sur
vves the explanation 10 likely TO puzzle the future stu
dent Of names will also the name Of ona Of our kss,
cru ivers P'scaioqsa. Indian name ssniiyips h,h
water which 10 slso properly compounded name Of the
aamn imnnrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

" The L sSas and children who are snsious 70 see
thai Balloon Panorama, and witness NE o'nef perform
,uces Al m. American Museum. will have an opportunity
TAI, snsrucoa At 81 o'csccs aud this evening = when
sso other perform ss pses by the keaneesc 'ess
Modsl ofIhe Chloe.s Juns, the hvins osns ovsss nc
may he seen n All hours