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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
WARDS OFFICE
Lottery and Exchange Ofhce,
.Another Richmond IN the Field"

NWTM. DiGGES, Successor TO B. w. Hew.
w son, Lvnchburg. Va.) has opened a
Lottery aud Exchange Office in tue house
formerly occupied by Mr.. B. w. Hewson,
where he will constantly keep for safe Tickets
in most of the legally authorized Lotteries in
the Uoned Ststes.--Ths former customers Of
+" Fortunes Collage" aud all who wish 10 catch
money AS i, dies, are invited To seud thtir
orders for Ilckets--they wall be attended TO
punciually. He is animated with the pleasing
hope that" Madame Fortunes smiles may
always attend his customers aud crown tt,elr
adventures with stiUery successful commence
the new business ne submits the following
handsome scheme TO adventurers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
COMdUNICArIOS-f'or the v.rg.al an.
ADVERTISEMENT
For the honor of he town Of Luucbbu, q

For The honor Of the toon Of Lynchburg.
TINS IS to inform the public thai gentleman
OF long standing, study, observation and expe-
rience, hath been employed for several wears in
making collections of facts. relating TO the cor,
duct OF ladies, div,nes, physicians, lawyers
merchants, traders and others, containing an
historical accoun, Of the most remsrkabla cor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

Besides 4ls 3OS, 2OS, los, NC. &c.
Tickets S4-tiayes S2-QusrIers 81,
For sale at the 0fIice Of WN. DIGGLS,
Successor to 3. w Hew,on,
LYnchbu,g, Va
Where all orders from the con.try, (post
psid.) will meet with due atIenliou-and The
cash paid al sight for all prizes.
IL Notes on the Banks Of North Carolina
South Carolina Georgia, and all other Nor.
tharn Notes taken at discount.
Aug II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
MUSICAL PRODIGY.

lhe Boston Parrot says, Mr.. Il. NraupneF,
.ar many years worthy and respectable in.
habltant of our city and well known profess
'nr OF music, has little daughter sir aud
nay years old, who il she had been born in
Europe, "onld have become ere this, the theme
oil general wonder and admiration. We use
the language ola writer in the Palladium to
s1press what we know to be true of this inter
esing chhd. She not ouy evinces mechanical
sklIi ny executing with her little fingers inca
pa0le OF spanning an ocisye] some of the most
con plieaied passages Of the great masters, but
exhibits more extraordinary intellectual ow.
ers. IN showing her profound acq ain'ance
"'n every elementary principle OF the science
nsolf. We have been absolutely amazed at
'he facility with which the juvenile progldy
can not only manage tue keys OF piano forte,
performing in any acquired key, but readily
sowing, as IT were by ntuiiion, the most inlri-
cafe Questions relating TO the theory OF music
"a science 10 comprehend the abstruse rrinci
pies oil which, requires considerable ntn;ai ef.
iort, even in adults.
NO extraordinary means have been used In
'ouuce ms skill; II arose from the propensity
~ me little girl, encouraged by the fondness of
"et 'a'her, an enthusiasts; IA his profession.
~ IS t" be hoped that an opportunity may be
"ho1ded 10 The public OF Judging for themselves
ny introducing her performances at some con-
[ ~ Phil. Gdsehe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

paprmsme.er STOOD al i02 10 the shade. From
~ MarliasyiIie we lean that showers had All
>, dnrinr the week preceding the i7'h jay
:. several parts of Auakspss, eut that ihes
,..ers mol abundant. 10 the whole district ~
Ve,n,Ilion the crops had been very materially
,ainfed b, the prevailing dry weather. Inc
,'isn,st,ons of iae Teche below Frankl'n' have
Suffered Iess than The other parts OF ihe coun-
,,v. moath previous the planters were IN
h,gh spi,i,s-bu, they 10" calculate 'ns Pr
anc, Of the season viii not exceed 'oeia o'e
average crop. A gentleman residing 10 'ne
lover part of the VermiIlioa, writes nus
/" This day (Jaly l6.) will make 81 days ."a'
there has been no ram here, or 10 tue ,"'''e
date neighborhood. Nearly every thing IS
burnt up, and crops will fall short OF all former
expectations" At Baton Rouge hey nau q
sprinhle of rain about the middle OF July The
arongh, was e.cessise--the crops Of corn were
nar,lally losr. and The sugar canes had begun
10 suffer. having been without ram tor si1
weeks. =" We learn says b. X. paper OF
the I7th, that throughout the State The crops
are equally suffering"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

Wea India Traae.-So much has been said
abou, the loss OF the West India Trade by the
late administration, that many very honest.
aud some very intelligent people sincerely be
lieve that our commerce with the Islands has
absolutely sustained great injury. The fact,
however, is otherwise. The West Indians are
obliged TO take our lumber, -four DC. &c. aud
consequently il the direct trade be stopped by
the closing of the ports, they obtain them by n
more circuitous channel The price oft the ar
tlcles TO be sure, is thus enhanced but the
loss OF course falls on the consumer, and not
on the exporter. The following liable Of the
exports from this country for the years 1920
and 1929, in the former Of which the plrts
we're open, and III the latter closed will show
that the trade has suffered no diminution and
thar, Of cours., all the noise made about 1t By
the Jacksonians 10 a palty party trick:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

NIOTlCE.-Found on my plantation, about
4 We la st oil June. Sorrel Mare, which !
formerly owned. The owner by paying the
expenses, may get her by applying TO the SUB
scrber, living in Bedford County, near Clay S
Mill. JOSHUA RUCkER.
Aug. %. ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

The acquiltai Of Rufus X. Anderson. Ia Zen.
nessee, who was arraigned for the murder Of
his brother IN law, Thomas = faul, several
months ugo. The parties had never seen rsth
other, although thus nearly allied, until tbs
LAY OF their renconne-a reneont,e which Sss
sought ny Anderson, who, IN consequence Of
some family dispute. declared his intention o
take the lie OF Isul, and actually travelled n
considerable distance To find him They were
both men ofs,audiug -.Anderson being, al the
tune OF The murder. a Senator in the Leg stature
OF Alabama, and Taula lawyer of some emf.
nence ~ Tennessee. We recolleci well. thai
the cireum naces. as stated al the ime of the
eifrhy, portrayed onse of MS g" wiliul. deiiber.
ate and premed,iated killing rs was eve'
brought within the coguizance Of court oil
justice. Yet, by some means or other. Ander.
son has been aoqudted-adding one more to
the iuuumefable instances 10 record, that laws
were made only ior gnas aud tlies-your wasps
aud horne,s are too strong to be sniangled in
the meshcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

I'D okSUANI 10 u decree Of The Superior
- Cour' ofChancery for The Lyuchburg
D's'rief, pronounced on The 18th day of Nav
1850, IN The cause Of King vs.. Perkins, the uns
dcTsig0ed Marshal of the sad court will sell
10 'he highest bidder. tor cash, on the premi-
SEES, on Friday the 24,h September, 1880, (if
iah' II nof, The next far day ihcrealtfD a
tract oil land, IN the county ol Campbell, con.
tanning 500 IA acres, aud adjoining the lands
OF Mootmdn, Wade, Preston, snd others.
IHO5. A. HOLCOMBE, Mar.
Aug. % ,rds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

SNfOTiCE.-The Amherst Mills are full OF
AJ Wheat; no more can be received al
present. may receive again IN two weeks
but notice will De given in this paper.
JOHN WARWICK.
Aug. %. y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
MDWcAgIOW.

Tg'HE next session of my School Will com.
4 mence or Monday, September h. shall
be assisted by Mrs. Cole. J. COLE
Aug. % Htoo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

AM Office Having sold my stock in Irsde.
Al together with all my inierest in the
Lyochbuig Shoe Store, 10 Hubbard d. Gard
ner, all persons to whom am inds btrd will
present their claims to M. w. Da, eaport, Tor
payment. and all those Indebted to me will
please make aynIentpo him. who is authorised
10 receive The same. h. +. GARDNER.
Aug. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
A SWALI 0AIN
FROM
MADAM FORTUNE.
Drawn numbers in the New York Consolide
ted Lottery, Extra Class. No. 20, fpr 1890

Drawn numbers in the New York Consolide.
ted Lottery. Extra Class. No. 20, for 1880.
o al ~ 80 10 ~ 81 81
Nos. Is 20 prize Of 900 dsllags was sold
at Diggss' Office in N whole tckeI.-Th,s small
sum Is merely intended by the Old Lndv as
market money. and is ciyeun,sinniial spideuee
tina, she will unite her purse strings shortly and
shell out The Sinner, most pro fusely With this
hope call wnhou, delay and try your luck IN
The Dismal swamp Lottery, No. II, CAPITAL
$4,000, the drawing Of which will be recr,y.
ed on Tuesday nefi--and New York Consolids
ted Lottery, Extra class No. q. Three Can.
'ials OF $l0 900 each-drawng will be receiv.
ed on Thursday.
Coll this very day at DIGGES OFFICE,
.. L,nchburg. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

Public Erecuiioa,-We had occasion, in
our last paper, TO express our conviction that
Public Executions ought in future 10 be AVOID.
ell and, from the expressions OF public opin,
ion which we have since heard we have little
doubt that we spoke the decided sentiments Of
a ma ority Of the community. II any man
doubt that toe barbaroas speciacles should he
abolished, we may safely venture the assertion
witness an exhibition The sort. IL, then &,
public opinion be adverse to the execution OF
mnlefHctors IN public. may we not reasonably
hope that our. criminal code will soon undergo
an alteration in this particular We do not
believe ,hat maiorty OF the people are yet in
favor Of abosIing the puniShmeni of death
altogether-Dut we do believe that we should
hear very few dissenting voices TO a PROPOSE
ton thai offenders hereafter adudged u die,
should explate their crimes wnhin the walls oil
the prison, attended only by The officers OF
justice. and their relig ous advisers.
Touching this subject, We find the suhjoned
psragrs ph in the ChdritSioWn (Va.) Free Pres,
The editor is speaking Of the expected execu-
ton, in that place of Cox, the murderer of
Col. Dunn, on the 29lh Of this month";
We would add few remarks upon public
executions, it we fhuughI any thing that could
be said would be lIectual.-Perbaps on the
present occasion il is enough 10 say, that We
have strong doubts OF the tupediency of such
And yvsiitntIf .tnttiuU tn
tia, point, will take the liberty TO remark, that
we depiore the existence of that feeling OF Gu.
riosIty, which can draw thousands from home
aud business, regardless of toll and heat, aud
dust and distance. TO watch The convuslve sg-
on les aud dreadful grapliugS ot gully soul.
doomed to a premature separation from ais frall
earthly tenement"
Our State government is about to go into
could wish that among the first Laws passed by
the neat Legislature may be one, reforming the
mode OF executing offenders, even should IL be
deemed necessary and eIpedient, still 10 sd.
here TO the punishment OF death.
Uncertainty of the LnU.-We believe that
legal decisions are attended with almost as
much uncertainty in criminal as they are in civil
csses-or. il there be any thing like certainty
in them, it is the uniform Condemnation of the
defenceless guilty. and almost as uniform ac-
qu,al of the wealthy and influential, whether
guilty or innocent. Shakespeare spoke from
an intimate knowledge Of human nature, when
he said,
:" Plate sin with goid the spear Of Justice
Harmless breaks clolle 1t in rags, pigmy straw
4" Doth pierce it,"
We have been led to make these remarks by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
[Littic Falls Gdsetie.

Good. The editor Of the Hudson Gazette
had marriage forwarded TO him bearing the
appearance oil the truth D.; he published il. The
sequel. however, proved that no such knot had
been tied : aud further, that The groom spoken
OF was white man, but the bride Of - dmgy
hue. The author was compelled TO pay $l5
for the imposition, and attach his name to II
libel. This was good only the fine was not
heavy enough. His name should be published,
that II might have attached to it the detesta,Ion
winch such species Of low yillainy requires.
PoughkeepSie Tel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
fOld Dominion.

Oneida ". Y Coaference.-The venerable
and ps eemed Bishop Heddlng, pie ided over
TINS assemblage, which consisted oil more than
1915 Methods, ministers and closed hsrmo-
NOUS week session at Utica, on the 2lst ul'. A
mong the various business transacted by the
conference, two resolutions of very general IN
,erest were passed, viz, 20 promote the estsb-
lishmenl of temperance Societies throughout It's
jurisdiction, and requiring every preacher to
use his influence to effect this object, and TO
discourage, asiar as may he, the practice OF
dressing III black, aud other unnecessary ex-
tpenses Vi mJdrnlns apparei.
Little Fails Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

kusuS NGtare.--A negro woman, belonging
10 Mrs. Isabella Waugh, of Amher., county,
'a,t week gave birth 10 lid, which survived
but short time, having four distinct eyes, two
noses, four ears, two mouths aud two chins.
Two OF the eyes we're in the forehead forming
an eIac, circle with The Other two the two
noses were on each cheek Two of the ears
we're hide higher than the others, and little
farther back The two mouths were separated
on The INSIDE, but not on the outsde--ihere
were nesby appearances Of teeth ia both
mouths.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

omiuggtng.-A new KIND of smuggling has
"'",V been set on foot by the British, namely,
''"u'"g their perishing paupers TO tins coun-
~ several cases Of the kind have been no
eeu ou'lng the Summer, in the seaboard ma
1'S' aud the Albany Daily Advertiser con.
aus another. Witness the annexed affidavit.
.gJbo. Niles Register.
'11Oany county, IS. John Warren beiug duly
~ ~ sass that he was born in Frazenfeld.
9unpN' hnsland-that he is "a wears of age,
saaa' &c 'A"'en IN the city of New York about
,,n en weeks ago that lie came 10 this coun.
'" 'ae ship Brunswick, and sailed from
n 1sGH'"; That his passage was paid BY the
ra,'ln oihcers Of the parish to which he be-.
Ag9eu' We the parish Of Shelfanger. Norfolk
ts LAS a wife aud Que child, and received from
parish hcer seo shnlings sterling Tor each
"'' '"'h'iy' IN addition to bis nassape-,ba,a
acr I 10 u people frsm The same parish 10
M w" ne NJ, belonged were sen, over in the same
,a,rd "e'e we're about 200 passengers ON
ls, ma oi N ship, the greater par of whose
. ra'1u were paddy the parish officers. Thai
ib,ss "a'"ea III the city of E.w YORK two or
gaid ~ uNys' and 'hea came to this civ. and
Al. "'a passage out of The money given him
e A'''ea--ihst he is sick a1d agable 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

VIE business will be con,iga ed under the
x superintendance of NJ. ". Dapenport.
who will dispose Of the stock Of Goods on ,ba
most reasonable terms.
HUBBARD & GARDNER. 6
Aug. %. a,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

u hogshead Of Tobacco was sold IN
this place on "wednesday last for $40 % eta
per hundred Il was made IN Haiils. count
aud was one OF crop OF four hogsbeads,
which averaged 81 81 cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
THE wEATHEh-rHE CROPS.


p,y,rsbure lug. l4.--fhe weather IN this
Immediate vicinity continues distressinsly dry
mud the crop OF corn, in many places. has been
a. compleiely burnt up, as TO be past recovery
(snever favorable The weather may prove To
be during the balance OF the season. Inc COT
Inn we learn, has not sustained any serious
f,;nrv and the farmers anticipate, without an
..rly frost. a tolerable crop. Every thing
alse. however, of the growth OF the heid, the
.srdeu and the orchard, exhibits melancholy
1roof vi the parching heat oil tue weather, anu
she deletelious effects of the drought. Every
species OF fruit brought 10 our market, Is insi-
pid and tasteless +; the peaches especially. but
fnr the name had as well remain and wither
,non the trees, for they csnnot ripen, their
iaices having been literally dried W. Now
and then iolerabe melon is seen, bu, those
sho bty have 30 pay Tor them. But the gar
d,us appear TO feel the combined effects OF the
hot weather aud the drought most sensbly.
cabbage IS not 10 be had and the stunted
greens can scarcely be made palatsble by all
the arts of cookery. The potatoes, OF all Tho
vegetables brought TO market, are alone tolera-
BILE We i've beets, but they are tough aud
insipd !: and The young corn would seem TO
rsuuire a set of extra grinders, fore i, eau be
reduced TO IA proper stale for the stomach.
This is picture OF our Immediate neighbor-
hood and our marker out we are glau 10 near
that it will not apply universally to this section
OF country. In some places, the rains have
been abundant, and the crops promising. A
part OF Sussex, which was formerly considered
the granary Of Petersburg, has been highly
favored with seasonable weather. The upper
end oil Surry, about Cabin Point, portion of
GreensvlIe &c. have been blessed " it'll cupions
showers and, TO those who have been ,pecially
favored the growing crops promise an alum
lance and to spare.
Upon tie whole, we discover no serious de;-
poudence at the prospect before us. The last
Fear's crop of corn was abundant, almost be-
ond example, much OF which we imagn yet
remains on hand The crop of wheat, now
coming 10 market, never Was eIcelled, enher
10 quantity or quality. With The residue OF
these two crops, aud what will be made from
ths growing Gro Of corn, with the whole u
niipd States 10 look IN case OF emergency, we
should manifest spirit OF thankfulncss, rather
liam Of dependency, under the circumstances
in which we are placed. We may calculate too
sanguinry. but we do not from preSen, ap.
gearances, anticipate that the. price oi cora eau
eEoeed 50 during the next year.
Old Dominion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

IT The controversy with respect 10 the
authorship Of janus Is renewed IN the papers.
II Is now coniended. with some show Of plao e.
sibiIity, that Lord Temple IS the man. Bn, the
Editor of the Maryland Advocate says, he mas
" not the shadow OF doubt thai John Horne
Tooke IS the author which oil course settles
the question The said Ed,or beiog jackson
man, aud there ore Inlalible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
10000 Grand Capital.
Fortunes COttage" stu atiuc.
Dis Mal swamp Aottery.
LII 90 .nna

CLTCD 1'O. =, ] Ut oOU.
10 be drawn in the city of Richmond, on Fri
day the 20h day oil August, 1880.
go Nam6crS-g draUn B0tIots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

Us On Mr.. Gays arrival at Lawrenceborg,
(lndIana,) he was met by number of the eitl-
rens. lie partook ofn public dinner, and the
complimentary toast usual to the guest on such
OCCASIONS Was prttsced 10y loug aud eloquent
address from MIR. lest one OF the members Of
Congress from that state. Mr.. Clay replied
IN speech OF about two hours in length. No
report oi itls given III the papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

ries that the idea Of nnllifyiog law OF the
General Government was inyented in thu, hot.
bed oiiaciion We wish tue Southern Multi
fyrrs, much Joy OF the company in VII ieh they
are found. But 10 the extract Gov. Gore
says
Whether the militia, the peculiar force of
the several states, aud thai which ~ 10 defend
every night aud puser which they possess. is
cailedioI by the United States, acc ofang TO the
provisions which they mad., IN delegat,ng 10
the federal governmentils powers, must be
question beiueen TACO sorertlgn aud independent
governments i. aud on uiieh there Is no TRIBUNAL
authorized 10 Judge betpeea them. Aud u the
governors OF the several states should surrender
the militia 10 the United States, AZ a case not
auth orised by the constitution. hey would be.
tray tue irusl confined 10 them by the people oil
their respective states"
~ Commenting on the statements of one
offs contemporaries. the N. Y. Courier break
on, into the following passionate exclamation;
-" They know (ibor staiemenis) 10 be false
aye. ialSe-rnd thu, they hiik so, we verify
believe" Really II would he marvellous
lfihey did not think TINT 10 be false. which
they kR0lo To be so--would II tot, Lieutenant /?
--d,SSet-
Promotion !--Leutenant James Watson
Webb, Editor OF the New York Courier, TO be
Lieuenan, Colonel commandnnl OF the lIlh
regiment New York State Artillery! jackson
Editors are lucky dogs. Offices, civil aud mi
liary. are sui showered upon them in profu
sion, Notwithstanding the opposition OF Messrs.
TazwelI, Tyler, lrodelI and Smith OF the Sc
nate--dnd Mr.. Rie4ie Of HE Enquirer!
u The little Jackson paper 10 Salisbury is
IN great rage with us. but really we cannot
feciprOcate The feeling. tie says of US. tho,
weafe " OF Adams reminisceuce," chow ee-
CANT D-that" we could not be hired TO tell the
truth" Chow decent D--thai we are " bough,
up by Clay (how veraclous D-and nnnily
that we are " Yankees" chow criminal. even
il 1t we're true, , Inc dogs,ar ragged nbou,
the lime the Salisbury man wrote. aud his in.
sane wrath must ,heTeloi be excused. We use
such small game " for our mirth, when they arc
waspish."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Enquirer OF the 26 h uli. has brought to NV nm
lice the Observations OF "Fa,r-play on my own which
appeared in the Richmopd Euquirer of The 2ih Aug
am unior unaely 'i'u'ted In having no copy Of III.
Communication. Hence, Icsn only deny any inleu,
20 msrepreseD ADD IA to "prevarica,ion" canmo.
but attribute the OF the expressYn 10
feet ignocence OF the author and imagination IN
the paper proceeded fom prese orposng, 1T no,
no tile source. This, you know, il not the O
hF' l"y'or, am az ignorant OF the Khan OF Tartary
Accident threw this letter in hands aud, ge
To say perhaps, did think gave lair iepresenta-
ton OF IT, The article written ourrenie cGldmiO.
ahd as erred, Or,m your not, Mr.. biur, I must
THINK so) have only say did not do II with ma
lice aiore though
The course have taken this subject, since 1877
you know how little could have seush; u wound
feelings, imPugn pitfh tism q esticn Intelligence
you must be aware aud will, ha doub b ar fse
wines.
viii add only, tina, wished to set the subject n
hoat. This may be proved by my previous Comnuni
cauon as 10 the II Ill Road between Ncrlok Fsyette
VILE &c SSc.-That am still convinced. that, it oil
tie charges on Produce sent even from s Louis arr
considered; il the Insutance Offices OF the u States
OF Great Britain, of Holland, aud OF France would ur-
nish list OF their Losses occasoneh by the passage
round The Point OF Florida they would lear me GU in
my idea.
The Liverpool and Manchester Rail Road and Ina,
from Baltimore TO Ohio, will prove that, in this
country, there isro comparison in their value, use
durability and cApabliy
POLITICAL ECONOMIST.
Nor fIHber |, 1880