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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
POETRY.
PRIZE ADDRESS

GhILts AbphtSa#
Spoken by Mrs. Hill, atthc oneninr of m
Baltimore Theatre and Circus, on Thursday III
10Th Of September, 1899.
0biiDioa here unfoldg her dasky wing,
Andffom the past illustrious spirits spring
! The grave gives back its dead-the sea il
prey,
Snatchca in the hour Of storm from life away
/ They cDae they come the ,yrant and the
slave.
Old Kings and Princes leave the shadow,
grave,
Mount gorgeous thrones, again for empire war
And drive through smoking plains tue victoi !
car
Immortal deeds will glorious heroes rise
And Virtue wends with Genius from the skies
EarlI's faded erss wapetes back with years,
And Re,ro,pection's eye is FLIED " iih tears
" The worlds stage" eternal Shakespeare
cries,
Here tyrants fall and loftier spirits rise
Before the gaze. Times glowing pageanls
roll,
Lucreiia shrinks, and Bru,us fires he soul,
The bloody pass where Greca's noblcst fell.
The victors shout, the patriots dying knel,
The blood stained banner and the broken
shield,
By Genius magic wand ave here revealed
7bn I'll &c Z.
Fame's brightest chiId--Romes loftestsacri.
fee.
Proud Caesars form leans Ger The immortal
pile.
And Gears reeking wounds are fresh the
while,
The noble Roman stabs his virgin child,
And sweet Virginia dies, rat undsfied,
These are the Dramas piciure.-,hi, the shrine
Where gifted spirits Too the immortal Mn.
IN tireIe,s wing young Geoir, here snail soar,
And Fsncy's realms aud Natures depths e,
plore,
Bring wrcaths from mountain heights anI o.
cean caves,
from fallen ianes and nnrecorded grave
'unge with spirits flight beyond the sky
.nd tell of glittering isles tina, Goat on high.
To rouse the mind from Superstition : drea",
snwrap the soul aud witch with Honour's
theme,
70 picture Vice a monster dark and dire,
And show how high may Virtues sons aspire
10 liz among the stars the patriots name
And give his deeds to everlasting fame
To win from gentle natures tears or praise,
4 nd show devoted II t.----'--
I . tea Oh man what no should be, and 10 dwell
A mooe ,he old philosophers, and tell
How wisdom Frightened and how yalour
strove.
Even whoa the God Of worlds was hailed as
Jove,
These are the Dramas ends-if these are welb
Give us your ears--the rest your hearts must
tell
Beauty and Youth shall oft assemble here,
And the bright eye be dimmed with many
tear;
The virgin heart shall shrink, her cheek grow
pale,
AS sorrow here unfolds its piteous tale,
But Virtue still shall triumph. Wee despair,
As god ike Justice dfags it from its lair
Here Age shall ponder as the scenes float by,
Aud dream of earlier hours with musing eye
Shall mark the feeble form yield up It's breath,
Then turn within aud mediate Of death
Here all shall learn from records OF the past,
That life is brief--that beauty cannot last,
That honor's boon is TO the noblest given,
That Virtue only shall survive in Heaven.
Here all shall mark the change from age TO
age,
And all shall CLEAN moral from The stage
We learn that the author is Robert Morris,
ESQ. OfPhiladelphia.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
Aug II
MEM ANNAN AA4o.

TENHF subscriber has iost received an add
tionai supply Of Staple and Fancy Goods
from the North, which makes his stock very
slmpete, and which he is determined to sell
very low for cash Among other Goods Just re-
,eiyed, are the following, viz
ancy London plaid Prints
Beugal stripes aud ether fancy Calicoe5
P,uS and blue striped FioreniIne, for panu,,
looms
French Drilling do 20
Black PrunellaT, a superior article for Gentle
mems coats
tigona Cashmere do do do
Super blk Bon,bazeile for do do do
Jaconet, Cambria, Book, and other Musilns, We
ry cheap
Cotton and silk Hose
a few doz handsome gauze Hdkfs.
DO do Ladies llorseslAa Gloves, Oghtes
colors)
Do 4pleces Irish Linen
DO Very best Company Flag Hdkf5.
Thread aud Cotton Floss
Brazilian tuck and side Combs
4 few bales 4 brown Domestcs, rs usual cery
low
"A Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in few day - ~ sup. n
Orleans Sugars. Mol8. Dc 49, hugar
Coffee
Spun and Spinning Cotton
HENRY ALLISON.
p. s. The attestion OF those who want good
aud cheap cloths, is invited TO view the snbt
scribrrs-Among which, is one piece of mos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered We
ry cheap at $l5-Also, one end superb black,
extra fine and well finished Together with
some beautiful colors for Frocks. H. A.
| am offering my stock Of Shoes, ehich is &c.
neral, at a very small advance, with the inteu-
lion of dec lining Except in very limited way)
the Shoe business. Those who want will find
il to their interest to call on Fl A.
NAV 81. tsSO
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SCORING PEACH TREES,

Mr.. Grand ThOrhun Last fall | ohseryc cd
that one oil nv hes aud largest peach nees APP
pearsd TO be dying. Aud I had fully determ-
ned to dig II up, snpposing IL to be past recove-
~. But being 10th to lose II, | spared II, nnd in
the latter part OF hovenber last scored IL on
three sides, cutting quite through The bark to
the solid wood down To the ROOT. On the Ian.
gcst limbs AS high as ! could reach, | cut one
score. Large quantities OF gum issued from the
Inoisnns duing the winter aud spIing which
carefully srfapcd on, after every heavy rain
NJ times nearly a half put from one tree Quite
early in ,he season | had the pleasure 10 see
evident signs ol resuscllation aud the tree be.
came loaded with blossoms, and has since Weld.
ed n handsome portion Of excellent fruit As
soon saw the eject of the scoring on this
tree, scored all my other peach trees, aud
also my plum trees. From this think the
fall scoring is preferable. fetihe trees which
| scored the lastspring have borne better than
at any iIme heretofore. Now whether my sue.
cess is owing Ia the favorable season, or 10 the
scoring, am not yet fully COMPETENT 10 deter
mine. But ana strongly inclined 10 believe
that II is owing TO the latter. Conscious ofyour
anxiety to promote useful and valuable improve
ner's. have taken the liberty 10 communicate
the ,oregoing. And remain with sentiments
of due =, speci yours faithfully.
THOMAS ST. RM.
Kip's Bay, SEPTEMBER, 7, 1899.
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The Managers Of The Washington Monu.
ment, in the town of Baltimo. o, have selected
the 18Th Oct as the DAY for placing the Colos.
sal Statue OF Washington on the top Of the ca.
Iumn. II is the anniversary Of the surrender
OF CORVALLIS nj Yorktown. Five years ago, 1t
presented the memorable occasion for receiving
Lafayette iuto Virginia, on the heights Of York
town. What day (says the Baltimore Cbron-
iele) more proper than iis anniversary 20 com
pleie work intended 10 hand down 10 posteTi-
~ the fame Of him. undrr whose gallant auspis
ces this spleodld triumph was achlev ii? There
is none. II was on that dry that Washington
gave the finishing stroke 10 the arch of our pc
iiical freedom, aud lei us. 10 whom the honor
bolongs Of erecting the Grsi memorial worthy
OF his illustrinus deeds, on its recurrence, place
his statue upon the proud pIle destined for It's
reception Baltimore has been deoominated
the Monumental City, by way OF distinction.
on account OF the monuments which il has So
muniGcenliy erected. II may also be called
The Rail Road City from the Rail Roads.
which IL IS ereciing--or, II It pleases the reader
better. i, may be designated the Celebration CT
". None has had so MANY public opportunities
| OF showing its spirit in this way; and none has
ayailed itself of these occasions with more spir-
il. On the 4th July last, it had q splendid eel
ebraiiou on account oflaying the foundation OF
| the Ohio aud Baltimore Rail Road--and this
year is 10 be illustrated by three public festivals
the b July, the 18th September aud the
| 10Th Octobrr--ihe foundation of tie Susque-
hanna Rail Road, the Victory over the British.
aud the completion of the Washington Monu-
meat. lCompster.
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CNAMAlES n. .MOSSN
Al TORNE LdkK.

HHAS taken the Office, lately occupied by
Mr.. Pegram. just in the rear of Mr.. Hol
lls' Grocery. He will practise in the coun-
ty and Superior Courts Of Campbell and Bed
ford, ani in the several Courts OF Lynchbor2
lie promises the srictest attention to the duties
Of his profession.
Sent : w4w
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yet II is hoped that what has been said will oh.
via'e The necessity of repetition ,n any future
case
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" OFFICE THE BEE,

Arrived here, on Thursday last, Schooner
Galga. from Havana. O days. with The span.
ish Colonel Don Manuel Garcia Munes with
instructions for The Spanish Battalion encamp-
ed near our City, in order that they will be
ready TO embark as soon rs the vessel Of war
and the transports (Which sailed from Havana
will arrive at the Balise. They received or
ders 10 join the troops al Iampico.
" We have been informed that four thousand
troops were daily expected at Havana from
Cadiz.
" The Galga met ut sea- the Spanish Frigatc
Lealad. with few transports, going from lam
pco 10 Havana, 10 announce the surrender oi
mat place. aud take some more troops.
"Our city is always unhralthy--lhe yellow
feyeris ravaging our population 40 TO 100
per week"
These recruits from Havana will probably
be long enough IN iT0HgiilH rs = letter from
that place states, that the soldiers are 10 60 10
Havana IN merchant vessels from the coans OF
Spain, (from Cadlt, Barcelona, COrunna, &c. }
each ship being obliged to take oul about one
man 20 each 3 or tons.
The great exprdtioa is principally got up
BY the Spanish EIies from MEXICO, and sem
| out NJ their expense--bui Gen Wives has re-
fused the service Of all the Spanish Officers who
were expected from Mexico, with very few ex
| ceptons.
Letters from Tampico, received at N Or
leans state positively Iha, Gen Santa Anna ha,
left La Vera Cruz with 5000 troops to NEE
the enemy--ihar 5000 more would Join hin
from San LUIS, Rio Verde, &c.--and that tn
troops under Col. Lagarze, who had returne
from Tampico (eslimsted by some at 1000 o.
the approach OF the Spanisrds, had fallen BAG
upon Altamire and Psnaeo.-But not u wor
oil single Mexican soldier having gone over {
the Spaniards.
In addition to the preceding statements, "
q have received by yesterdays Northern mai
e the following articles, which are very inausl
cious to the Spanish Army:
- The Schooner Splendid. Capt Clarke, a
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TERMS.

.. mar aan1n, payable III aivance.-No sub
~ Fh N ps ,,crIysd for less time than SIX months
'P,en aneY will be discontinued Out q, the discretion
aal no PS l,par.1 until all arrearagss are paid.
o .1yertisencnts will be inserted at 80 cents per
" - Inc fret tiIne and 81 i2 cents for each
las'e w Those from a distance must be paid aor
- ,bslr Insertion, the payment assumed by
I piTr'g responsible personin ishehburs.
- f,,,cery orders not exceeding two squaresare IN
serted for sir dOiars' a.,
a ar they will not be attended To.
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ID OW,I SIIDs
IWELFrnOf aEPIEMRER.


The anniversary of The Bate Of Baltimore
was celebrated on Saturday by military
parade III winch onr citizen soldiers were jniu-
ed by the Junipr Alfillefhls f Philadelphia
under comnsnd oi Cap'aln Baker; the MOI.
folk Independent Volunteers commanded by
Captain Capron; the Norfolk Junior Volun-
tecrs, Captain Gibbons the Portsmouth Volun.
teer Rnemen, Captain Young and the Ports
mouth Light Infantry Grnys, Captain Watts
The Philadelphia corps arrived late on Friday
night, they were received on the steambont
wharf by Captain Iiickman's COMPANY Of in
fsntry, aud escorted 10 their quarters ut the
Fountain Inn. The Korf,lk companies, 10
ihe number oil about Two mud I'd men, mi
we'd nj noon on Saturday IN the steamboat
Columbus her appear nee ~ line along
the entire extent of the upper deck of the
boat WAS very han isomc, aud as thy nparea
the wharf they were greeted with repeated
cheers from the assernb ed crowds On land
ing they were received IN handsome style by
u detachment olfpu~ companies OF the L,ght
In the m6d'ynmf rni' 'lhe "6I ME BrIe}tua hca.
been formed b, Genel oil Stenard in Euiaw street
with ils richt resting on Baltimore street,
waiting this arrival vi the visiting Cumpanies
The Junior Ariei,sts FIRST reached tho ground,
and having been received with appropriate
military hnnets. took their station "A, he righi
OF the line. The escort Of Major Medtari,
with che Norfolk and Portsmouth Volunteers
soon after appeared, whea the latter we're slso
received with due military honors and occu
pied their post IL line al the lefl of the Pbila.
dolphin company. u is no more than due 10
tho visiting corps To say that ~ they passed
along the line they exhibited an elegant aud
marlihl appearance. aud that their movements
were marked with precision and corret,6esI
which reflected he greatest credit on bo'h
officers and men. The entire line was Soon
after wheeled mo onnn, aud after marching
through several streets arrived at the CHy
Hotel, where, IT passed ia review before Major
General Macomb. whose head quarters are
TOW there. llNs Brigade was then Dismissed,
aud III the evening The guests, by invitation %
the manager, were present At the performance
IN the New Theatre and Circus At night tins
three Museums were handsomely iliuminss
ted IN honour Of the occasion
Bat. Amcr.
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No;ice to Contractors !

s,fLeB proposals will be received ~ The
President and Directors OF the l ny T.9a[G
s5 2,g ill., Terry in the town Of Liberty, Bed
q az, G eg""s l on he twenty 6oh day Of August
l a,i heinz beins the second oay oflhe Court OF said
nay for the ooesruc.i,'" Of from one 'to to two ~,
..@a Of Of Liberty, westwardy, A hoard of D'
..s,or. will aaend at Liberty on he day above
,osn1oaed and will furnish to those wishing 10
sonlgac; a particular description Of the MANN" ' .,
N ybich the road is TO be CONSTRUCTED, a.'u VI
f5l arms Of the contract.
By order ofthe Board Of Director5
JOHN M. GORDON, Clerk.
n The Lexington Inteigencer is requested
10 pnbldh this for weeks aud forward stheir
sccouat 10 this office for payment.
luIy >.
POSTPONEM ENT.
Tie above Is postponed Until the Bedford
October Court.
JOHN Nj. GORDON, Clerk.
Aug II ,4mO.
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SlfIDr9Sa

NfOW opening great variety Of oNoffo'
III viz. Maccoboy, Rappee, Na'che'oches
Scotch, Irish, Hardham's No. 9, Dicks Mar
Unique, Msccobo,, Eclipse. Snuff and Eclipse
Rsppee, &c. Howell DAflE9'
Iuls 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24


Probability orhe etimction q Egypi.--if we
return TO the va ey OF The Nile of Egypt, we
shall see at tins moment the process gong on
by which the lower part of the Niger, or the
Nile OF Bournou, has been choked up md OBJ
liberated by the Invasion Of the great Sahara,
under the name OF The Deser Of Blmah aud
Libya Thus has been rubbed out from the
face of The earth river which had once its CT
ties its says, lis warrIOrs its works OF arts and
its inundaions, like the classic Nile but which
SO existed IN DAYS Of which we have scarcely n
record In the same way shall perish the Mic
of Egypt aud its valley its pyramids, its tenn
pies aud its cities the Delta shall become u
pash OF qulcksand--a second Syrlis and the
Nile shail cease to exist from the lower cataract
downwards FIR this is about the measure or
he ght OF the giant principle oil destruction
treading on the Egyptian valley, and which Is
advancing from the LbyaD Desert, backed by
other deserts whose names aud number we do
not even know, but which we have endeaVoTed
TO elias, under the illdefnrd denomination Of
Sahara advancing | repeat, 10 The annihIla'
ton Of Egypt and her glorles, with the silence
but with The cert ainiv loo, of all devouIing time
There is something quite appalling IN the bare
contemplation OF TINS exoTabie onward march
of wholesale death TO kingdoms, 10 mighty rV-
ers, and 10 nations the more so, when we re-
feet that the destruction must. from its nature,
be no, only complete, but ETERNAL Il SIR X
/ DonkiRs Dissertation on The Course Of he Nj
ger.
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American Piaaks-Cobhett has imported
into England from the United State, aqnanihy
OF American pt1sks for the purpose Of sh' wing
the English planters of forest trees. the vast
size aud properties of American trees, OF which
thpv form a part
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Kips Bay, SEPTEMBER, 7, 1899


The following eloquent and ju5t encomium
on one of our mos distinguished fellow conhy
trymen, DIR. ChaOn'ng, is taken from speech
delivered by Dr. Bowrlng NJ an annivefsar
meeting held at finsbury Chape !, London
june 10Th.
" In come xion with oar progress and our
history in America, ! cannot lsaId DR.. B ]
avoid referring TO that splendid weier md
high-soulcd man, whose services To Literature
has been of the highest order, mud whose Gu
resr was marked by series Of pure and beau
tiful triumphs, neither he unveiled the gentle
the generous, the judicIons Fenelon 10 The
stronger admiration and more correct est
male of mankind. or elevated yet higher our
Milton, our own English poct-him whose
him him W ;he mind of Charming most resembles
pat; "s'
Who had a voice whose sound was like the SEES,
Pnre "a tho naked heaven.
But most ofall, an Fl st OF ALL do honour
DIR. Claiming, for delhroning from the affect
tons ot men that modern COnque ror, the my f.
teIions but magnificent deusI u oil whose name
look upon rs the fruitful source OF erroi
and nf miseIy-that man whose history Is ont
oil usurpatlon aud vIolence-the warrior-the
aggressor--of whom poor but energetic poe
has most truly said,
He built on muhtudmous graves
tyrahrs power, aud sought to bind with cords
Thought-for she tapped him with hor wing Of word
Which agltatcth nations"
For this good deed as a Christian and a
lover Of peace, for this especially. ! thank ID
Charming lie has atlacted successfully "a isllh
cy, of all iallacies the most pernicons, and II
wanted vigorous arm like his, To smile 50
huge an IDOL
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COMMUNICATIONS.
CONVENTION.


At a meeting of Nom Freeholde.s and Free
holders, friendly to their rights, held at Halifax
Courthouse, the Goth day OF March, 1929, Maj.
Jno S. Lewellin was called to the Chair and Thos.
ii. Averett appointed Secretary.
Thos. J. Green, Esq. after having explained the
objects of the meeting, moved the appointment OF
Committee, to report Preamble & Resolutions,
expressive of those objects: Whereupon the fol-
loving gentlemen were appointed as the said
Committee, viz: Thos. ]. Green, Thos johnson,
jeffrey ID. Palmer, Thompson Baker, Paul Tay-
lor, Daniel l.. Dunscomb, and Thos. II. Averett-
who, after having retired for short time made the
following Report, which was adopted with but one
dissenting voice
We, portion Of the Citizens Of the County of
Halifax, have assembled for the purpose of
sorting our rights as freemen, and Of protesting
Against what we conceive to be violation of those
rights.
Our Revolutionary Fathers declared, " Tbatall
power Is vested in, and consequently derived from
the People" We claim TO be considered part Of
This People. They Furthermore declared, that
whenever any government shall be found made
quate or contrary TO the purposes for which il
created, i" a majority Of The Community, hath
an indubitable, unalienable, and indefeasble
right to reform, alter abolish it," We claim to
be considered part of this 4" Community" to
whom belongs this " indubitable, unalienable,
Ind indefcasible right" and we never, until late
ly, supposed that any attempt would DO made 10
prevent the exercise of IL. But the attempt has
been made The law ~ organize a Conyentio n ,
passed az the iast session oil the Legislature has
declared, that none but qualified Freeholdcrs
shall have voice in reforming, altering or aboi-
ishing the fundamental law Of the land and in
. fcts heavy penalties on the officers conducting
elections, for receiving the votes Of any others
This is, In fact, declaring, that one half (perhaps
less) Of the freemen Of the State shall enter into
compact, affecting the rights aud liberties OF the
whole, without consulting the other half We
conceive this 10 be an usurpaiion, TO which the
people ought not to submit.
II has been said, that the Legislature could not
cous,itutionally permit any but Freeholders 10
vote for members 10 the Convention. The Con
stitution provides, a" that the Right OF Suffrage, ia
the election Of members to both Houses (of9s.
scmoiyD shall remain as at present exercised -
but the right OF voting for Delegates TO q Con-
tenfion' IS entirely different matter, and be-
longs,o every free Citizen in Die Community
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OFFICIAL PAPERS.

The Treasury Department has notified, that the
q" Editors OF newspapers who have TRANSMITTED,
their papers to the Treasury Department, will
please to forward their accounts to the first OF Nav
next, and to observe, that after that time no paper
will be paid for wiihoutsa special subscription"
This is correct MIR KenddIi's Uhc 4h Audi
tor's) letter is also an excellent sample-Hc noti-
FEES that at least 20 newspapers have been sent 10
his Office, which must be discontinued; and tina,
no letters or papers 10 he sent under frank TO
his office, which do not relate TO its duties. He
speaks OF various packets, which had been thus
ranked addressed to his predecessor which Mr.
*. had returned TO The Post Ofice-Tbis too is
eorreci-and MIR X. properly and forcibly speaks
OF the pride which he should take In cooperating
with the President in his plans OF Reform.
Another OF the papers which has einanated
from tile new Cabinet, is excelIently written-apd
in very fine spiit--We Recommend i, %
those critics, who have dwe1t so much on the
melancholy fate Of the "Sx MiIitsmen,"-Mr.
Binns cannot strike coffin hand bill on this occa
slon'-Jhe following article is from the ~ Y.
Com. Advertiser:
IAN order from the Adu,ant Generals Office re-
cites the proceedings cf Court Martial conyen-
cd at Jefferson Bsrrack on the 2sth Deeembe,
last, at which JpHliam Huston or Tdrf. of the 6,h
Regiment OF Infantry, arraigned and tried
The hrst charge against him was for deserfiop
from Jefferson Barracks in April last; the second
for re-enlisting at Na'chez in the following Nav.
and receiving part OF the bounty. while deserter
the third for deserving in Jupe from the post al
Natchez. To all three the prisoner pleaded gull.
", and was sentenced 10 he shot. The following
Is the order from the Department:
WAR DEPARTnENr, 18th March, 1920.
d" The proceedings OF General Court Martial
Capt Is. Riley Presidency in the case Of William
huston, alas william Hatt private of the Unite.
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MARRIED. On WsdnesJsy the tfih vii. ~ tho Re-.
Mr. Whter, Thomas Rau'ias merchant Of pspye Va.
10 Miss Eneiis D. dsushtss Of Mai William Hsushtou Of
COMMUNICATED
Davtd Jenss Of the staEs drivers the Riehusopd
LyDehbarg line, departed tbs life at Lsnshosnss T.ve,
Cumberland county the 2sth nit from vioienG sseh ~
Group AZ rurnor busy IN Circulating the Small To, ia
county, the Proprietor Of The above place takes hs
portuny Of infer ming the public, that Nr Joues did vet 10
with the Small Pos.
prEDloo "Wednesday the fsth u sfsr few hour. II
tess, board the Sehr Sea GULL from York River
THIS hsrhor Mr. Eersrty Broads, u King Queen county
he has Lett vile and relatives his
[.E5rjoik Beacon.
-, On Yesterday, Hr.Wr Nsnls, Of the late firm,
VIM. Esais 90. this eity sIs friends are requested 20
attend he fansral 10 oeieei morning from the seeG,c
Of mr. b. W. Wslths, main without further n.Se