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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
y1yRUsT SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of Died

vNyRUST SALE OF LAND.--By virtue OF a Deed
x oil Trust executed by Jefferson Trce TO the
subscribers, bearing date the Both day of January,
1928 for purposes therein mentioned, shall, on
Tuesday, The fourteenth day Of September nert, at ~
O'clock II fair, II not, the fair day, proceed sell
the premises, 10 the highest bidder, the said Trces
ioterest 10 the TRACT or LIND, on Fork Creek,
near Yanceyvilie, in Louisa County on which his IA
Their james Trice, deceased, hvedsaid Trice's inter
beirg Lots No. l, q a. and TO- according TO plat
and survey made by DAvi Rithardso6, the 22d Janus
ry, 1929 under the direction of Commissioners ap
pointed by Louisa Court, TO divide said Land. All Of
which will fully appear, reference bling had 70
The aforesaid plat, fled in the office of the Clerk Of said
County, copy thereof in the hands Of the subscTi.
befs
Twelve months credit viii be allowed the purchaser
or purchsefs his heir giving bond or bonds with
approved security, and deed deeds OF trust on the
land, 10 secure the payment
JOHN GARTH. }r,o.,.o.
JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. ( ''u'uees'
N r. The above.mend land Is upon ~, line run.
ming sou,bwardly from the rich Gold Mines in Spousyl-
vsn onwhich line gold has been found ponts:
some Of the examinations recently made within few
miles Of The above Tract, have resulted in the dcoye.
W Of Cold; Others in progress by experienced
rniners in the immediate ncghhofhood, with conf
dent expectations their part Of full success; and II IL
understood TO be the general op MON Of the neightors
that il Gold Is TO be found in the neghborhood hs a.
bove land promises most certain success.
Aogust IT, 2o-tds III. Jr. '''"s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07
KEN KY.

We extract the following from the Harrodsburg (KyO
Cenrsl Wachtower. IL nails two Coalition iaIseboods
The Counter
The Olive Branch and Other Federal papers havs
endeavored ioinduce the impression abroad that Mr.
Iompkns, one NJ our representatives. from this county
was not good Jackson This 10 only intended 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

SPANlSH HIDES.-Just received and ter sale 500
- Spanish Hides. JOHN POE s. BROTHERS.
N. B.-Skir,ing, Harness, Brittle, and Upper Lea
ther, finished, in the rough state will be received in
payment at the market price, for Spanish Hides
Aug 81. 33-9 POE s. BROTHERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

YHNWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--Wi!l
n he given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOX TO me at my farm the Piping
Tree, King William County, or for securing him in JAIL
or otherwise, that get him agan.He ran off about
the 10Th March, and wore away large brim wool hat,
mixed yarn coat, and white yarn pan;aloons. He is
supposed to be about 30 years old about feet inches
high, of dark complexion, and staumers little.
THOS. CARTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

$500 SOL 20
Thus disposed Of nv corruption and abuse in r
Adams officers, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND ONE
DOLLARS Of the peoples money, given him 10 pre-.
serve and enlarge orr glorious little Navy.
Was not necessary to change our rulers
TU s. Tel.
THE "DIPLOMATIC" ADMINISTRATIONS AND
THE WEST INDIA TRADE.
The parisans OF The Coalition administration e CLAY
ard Adams, morbidy sensitive the subee, Of lie
skill In that very mysterious seieee called diploma.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

their accounts.
They are DESTROYS of closing their business as early
as possible aud it is hoped this notice will the inn
mediate attention Of those concerned.
July 81. 23-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

MOTlCE.-Persons Indebted to the tim OF Kyle &
IN Cochran, requested TO forward aud settle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court Of
IL Chancery Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the coNn'y OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse,
tanning 1870 acres, which laid off into four lots, and
viii he cold joiatIy or ssveray.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county OF Goochldnd
on ths waters OF Little Byrd Creek. containing 537
acres-adjoining the Lands Of Mr.. J. w. Payne aud
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goocbland Land by Mr.. Payne
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
me near Hanover Courthouse.
VIM. F. wICKHAM,
SurvvingTrustee OF the Estate Of San'l Gis,, dec.
Aug. l3. EST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

FANO me St0chhOiders " the RiUanna Navigation
a Company AT meeting OF the President aud
Board OF Dreciofs Of the Rvanna Navigation Comp,-
NY held at EverettesVille the % Of August 1880
Ii was Resolved by the said President and majority of
the IL rcctors, That general meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Rvanna Navigation Company be APP
pointed TO be held at Charlottesville on Monday the
4h day OF October next and that months notice Of
ms meeting be given in the Enquirer, published
Richmond, and in The Virginia Advocate published at
ChaTlt that the Stockholders be urged TO
give their attendance, az matters OF great moment de.
mand their serious a'teptionand that il be notified 10
the Stockholders that if the weather should prove nm
favorable on the day appointed. ihat the meeting will
be held on the next fair day. HUGH NELSON,
:, =, r. X. N. G..
JAS. CLARKE, Directors
JNo. p SAMPSON.
Sent 3 ,1,Ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-07

We this week copy from the Richmond Enquirer an
editorial note, in aIusion TO certain letter received
ron gentleman in this STATE which was that "wben
brought to the tes the Presidents views upon the sub
ject Of internal if provemenis, would be found TO be
decdediy popular in this State"
The American, the mouth piece Of Mr.. Clay in Gin
einna, not even keeping good friend Of the Ca.
zsiie akes this insinuaion sincerely 10 hoart Tho
Editor says, " the correspondent Of the Enauirar is
most assuredy In great erforand he ventures 10 put
his negative 10 the whole assertion in upouaIiheJ
terms We meet that negative unqual6edIy. The
veto is popular here The people say they approve Il
highly, and they will continue TO cay 30, 20 long AZ the
grating sound OF fardtton, TAXATION, TAXATION,
for Kentucky road, shall be sounded in their ears
Mr.. Clay cannot ride bis iavorite hobby over the
neck' Of The Ohio farmers. His fine spun eoJ-,oeb ia
TOO easily penetrated We will look our o,on roads
and make what new have the means 10 do az
a State. Let others do the same.
Sinie BnLleiin. Ohm
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Pampatke, X. William, july 81. 23-ti "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
ITEMS.

The " Horkiss' CAS- a new party in politics
is called IA New York, winch has lately ariseu,
and promises 10 be quite formidable not only IN
that State hut else" here) LACEY held II meeting
IN Troy IN y They resolved to throw aside
all former party animOsy and hard feelings ,ot
Whale name or nature, ami no longer 10
submit 10 the diCtation of intriguing aud cor
rupt politicians, who swallow up in lhrir love
of wealth aud self aggrandl zement all regard
for their country, aud their couutry's glory.
How do the Buckas ani Tamudnytes like
these " sgnSI'
U. S. Troops have marched INTO the Chero.
kee Nation TO remove the inlrndprs from tue
Gold Mines. Wonder il LHcLs Sam is doing
this 10 benefit the indians, or with an eye 10 his
reVersIonary interest in the Mines, when The
Cherokces shall be driven across the Msss.
Sippl
The Convention Of indemnity, in relation
10 the claims OF ciuzrn OF the CHned STATE.
upon be government OF Denmark, which was
sanctioned by the Senate a few DAYS ago, pro
yides for the payment Of $3.50, co. 10 be al.
ioited among the rightfuI claimants III con.
formity to the decision OF the Board Of Amefi'
can Commissioners, WHICH is 10 aoid lis sessions
at Washington.
II Sstated hat Ire was formed almost every
nigh week before last in Quebec and its Vi
Clnity.--On the night of the 29lh ult. in Alba
ny, the thermometer stood at 3 deg. below tree
zlng pon'.
A writer in the Rochester ~. " Daily ad.
vprliser attributes the late cold weather 10 the
spots and umbra on the suH surface. our
spois, he observps, were quite visible on the
morning oftbe % ult. DIR. HersChe made a
table OF the spotted years. aud found them the
greatest grain seasons in Europe b. there is no
doubt, says the writer, but the spots will have
favorable effect upon English grain in this
region ahungh unfay6rsble 10 Horticultural
productionsD AS from its forwsrdness and o1u-
rant growth there vas great danger Of exien.
siVe injury. The spots are easily dscetalhle
by a common telescope with colOIed eye glass
for several hnufs after sunrise.
Locusis have made their appearance in the
interior Of North Carolina, in greater numbers
than have ever before bean seen.
In case tried before the Circuit Court OF
the u. States, Sitting al Philadelphia, for the
Infringement of patent for the manufacture
of5ugar buiscuit and crackers, the plaintiffs
award Of damages was Sl2Uo.
The Natchez Galaxy says, seriously, that a
large Catfish was recently purchased from the
marker in that place. which on opening il. was
found 80 contain a small check bag, enclosing
Eve skier dollars.
The Hon Daniel Webster, duriag his so.
joufn in Baltimore, on his return home from
Washington was waited on by a number oil
cllizens, tes was also invited to partake Of a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
Theory and Practice of Music

HNiIE subscriber renrws his grateful ne
II acknowledgements TO his former patrons
aud his friends In Lynohbnre aud It's vicinity
and Informs them that bo olirIs 10 their CON-
sdcrntion aahl greater improvement III tho
AT of iDparilne IA knowledge 81 the Science OF
Music. lie therefore respectfully solioiis hoeA
who may wish To become his Puplls 10 maxi
application, prior 10 Hursdny neIt, Ms los
inSi. rs he will On thai day. have genera
meeting Uf his Scholars, Ito DO held IA the
basement story OF Mr.. Bowens resdenos,) iuf
the purpose of ezplsining The principle upon
which he intends TO instruct, and The arrange.
msnis thereof
II Is ImpIncticable To shy much on the sub.
jet in the cucnmsctihed limits Of an Hdver-
'lscmen' bur he confidently expects 10 give
thorough salisiuctions, by his verbal explanation
WHEN the meeting takes plncr,
lie daily expects come gpondd PIANOS and
NEW MUSIC from the North Orders for any
kind oi Musical Instrument or Music for Banda
&c. either foreign or domestic, will be prompt
ly attended 10.
u ! Pianos tuned aud repaired.
n. Is lie will be'prrpared a, nights to teach
young gentlemen on different inst fnn,enis and
Musical Bonus OF Societies instructed
JOHN A. SCONCtt.
Lynchbnfg. 7lh June, 1880. 2nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

uDuRSUANT TO a decree Of the Superior
n Court Of Chanoery, for the Richmond
District, pronounced AT the last term, In the
cause OF Cooke vs.. Bentley the undersigned Mar
shal of,he Lynehburg Chsncery District court,
will sell, on the premises, for cash, IN the
county of HALIFAX, on Tuesday, the sixth
Of Jniy, 1880, a tact Of land, supposed 10
contain between 7 and 800 acres. g. nj the
same lime, thirteen acres, adjoining the town
Of Benteyyile on StsuDlon river, in the county
Of lIailar
THOMAS. A. HoLC0MBE, Marshal.
June 8 idswir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

HEURSUANI 10 - decree - nc superior
a Court Of Chdneery. Tor the Isncnbntg
District pronounced on the i5ra day Of MAJ,
1880, in the cause of Garland H. Mitchell silf-
wing partner Of the firm OF YIN. y q. II
Mitchell, Plaintiffs. against Aancy Shields. De
PENDANT ; the undersigned Marshal oil ne sad
Court will sell, for cash, on the premises, ~
the county of Amherst, on Friday, the ON Of
July. 1890, Of fair, II not, HE negt fair day
thersher) tract Of land lying in SAID county,
Containing thee humid ed acres. more or less,
aud adjoining the lands OF II. Gentry. Joshua
Rucker, Richard Powell, dec. james Petite and
others. L. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal
June 10 iltds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

M o IlCE.-i hereby forwarn all persons
Aa from trading for or taking an assignment
OF bond given by me to Capt. James Martin,
due about Christmas next, for the sum of $50.
as tho contract for which the said bond was
obtained has nut been complied with.
L. KABLER
June 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

DIED, n his residence, IN Bedford county
or Luz Stay last, al an advanced ag'. and aeer
2 severe illness, Col JOHN WATTS, hero Of
The Revolution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

"a OIiCE.-Tha Subscriber being desirous
y Of removing 10 the west, now offers for
sale the valuable tract Of Land on which he
now resides. III the county Of Franklin, lying
on the min public road leading from Lynch
burg 20 Franklin court house. about miles
above Gteer's ford, on stanton River, con 9.
tanning bn3 acres. On snid tract there IS plan
latlon sn1iclen, 10 work OF hands TO advan
tage--a comfortable dwelling house with oiper
necessary out housrs---s Manufacturing Mil,
on y bold aud constant stream, working par
OF stones, with saw Mil aud Cotton G'n
annexed thereto. Also, large aud conVe-
nient Store House. in good order for The
reception Of Goods
thus tract ofLand aud its situation holds out
many advantages T. e. ~ n healthy country,
~ All rxcrlieut farming neighbnrhond, and
con cnirnt T. Inc l,nauoke Navigation, which
i4rapidly Improving aud WI no doubt, ~ n
tea Years lie made m safe aud convenient for
the tTauspo rtation OF produce as any RIVER III
Virginia II lsauexcellent stand for a coun-
try Sioir, wherra considerable stock Of goods
might br annually vend ID TO advantage. lhe
, subscrIbrr deems IT unnecessary 10 We i"T-
tier description of said Land presnminB any
person wishing 20 pu, chase viii view tor
ihemselves-sullite IL to say, mat | VII sell
Of the purchase money VIII be req Ired IN
hand. al the time OF giving possession, aud the
balance in |, ?, 3 aud years.
BERNARD HENDRICK.
June 10 wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

\HYIEES. For safe, an-assssilent sup
~ ply oil Wines, VIZ
Old Madeira superior
Old Port, do
Cistet. (several kinds) some very sup.
MaIaes kinds
Champaigb, superior, &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
NAV 90
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Bagwell, Smith and Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

SfAViNG tnken Samnel Hannah ms a part
tt ncS IN our concern IN Richmond the bus
sinrss IN future will be conducted under ths
firm of BaEwell, Smith aud Hannah, aud under
tho snpor'nendaoco and manas cement Of MI
Hannah, 10 person.
We shall continue our business here, and wi,
= future transact n Commission Business, and
respectfully tender our services 10 tho public 10
that capacity. Advances will he made on pro-
duce When placed ~ on, hands. II required.
SMITH, BAGWELL a. Co.
Feb. 6,nidg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
y. hatcher X N. ". Nasi

Commission Merchants,
EMIfLL 10 future sell Tobacco and all
w klnds Of Produce, On commission, md
are prepared 10 make lrbefal advance ments
They will also receive and ship produce Of ev-
cry description for a moderate compensation.
Iheif office Is KEEP, nj the GROCERY STORE
oil 20. Nash co. where they keep coustaft,
" an hand a general assortment OF GkOCE.
Wt5, comprising almost every article in their
lnr.
May u mwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SAILS.
Extreme prices OF passed obac-
co, from 81 Is 10 3 90
inferior to common, Q - 10 3 6o
Common 10 good, ! soto + 90
Good to fine, Il 90 To 8 90
Strip, 3 90 10 1 90
Refused y IS 10 2 -
Inspected the past week al hhJs, ni passed
tobacco % hhas. refused--tola sol
Our market conijHDes without much change
anG we fear hat there viii not he any impnr
tnnt change tins wear. We haze nt length
heard from the Ffrnaa t1uc0nrs-ihere WIS
ta&en $500 hhda AZ 10 70 ls5 francs The
average is 40 aaoes lower taah the pre-
ccdlDg wear W. have NOT the particulars OF
thus meeting, nor do We learn the quantity Of
tobacco offered aud me prospects for fine to-
hacco this year. W" cannot TEL, what effect will
be produced on M mathr'
Flour, - 90 u 3 70
Wheat Js 20 Oh
Corn -
Whiskey - p
Hemp, , - 10 4 ~
Bacon TO -
u We have IN stu .eN borre1s Fam.
~ Flour for sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
HIGHLY APPROVED
SCYTHE BLADES.

n HAVE for saIea large lot of Wheat and
y Grass Bi1iss, OF frs, rate quality, aud at
prices lower Than usual The attention ri The
public IS called to them. in time for the az.
preaching haryes'. JOHN j. PUhVio.
June 10 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
No COm0.aaii0a aad lrae Trade
Esrthenwarc and ooking Glas-
ses.
THOMAS J. BARROW g. Co.
Importers. 80 Wdtcr-street, New York.

Importers. 80 Water street, hsu York,
~ FFER For SALE 1000 Packages Ear.
~ thenware, Glass, China aud Looking
Glasses, comprising the most complete assorf.
msnt ever offered ia this market, aud which
WI be repacked TO the Country Merchant a,
the lowest prices. In consequence OF having
refused 10 JOIN the Combination Tor regulating
the prices OF Gtockety IN this city, W. have
been made the subjects OF q most imoierant
persecution, the object of which IL nothing less
than our entire rain and erpuisiOu from the
rade our characters have been A.snned as men
OF integrity, aud far dealing our ortdi, as
house OF responsibility impaached aud every
endeavor made 10 tuln IT,, add 10 crown the
whole our inporatlons through the regular
channels have been all stopped, Tn con,r-
guenea of threats thrown oot In the Manufac-
lures in EuGland) SO tina, VIC have been Obliged
10 employ Agents IN Liverpool to make gu,
purchases IN such manner thai our names
would not appear IN thu iransaet,on--a all the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for
our lmpofiauoos are denied To- Us, aud nothing
but cash IN Liverpusl vii Obtain for us our
needed supplies of ware.-Nt arc suffering
these hardships IN the cause Of The Merchant
aud onsumef oi this description of goods no
less ihnn our own aud To them AS our last fe.
sori wa come ior nd aud assistance so long as
WE are enabled To sustain ourselves against
more than forty men, who have combined 10
hrlng about our ruin IN this unheard OF manner
we vii continue to sill our goods free aud IN,
dependent al our own rates for Cash or dpprO'
we'd ciiB urcrpi1nres only
TnDS. J BARROW s. Co.
IS Waite, street, above Old slip.
june 10 w6w
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SURGEON DENTIST.

20 ESrECTFuLLY ,end-rs his respects 10
- the citizens Of Lynchbprg and fS vicinity.
aud takes III" opportunity Of informing them,
that he will be ready IN tend 10 the Dentist
business, on The b,h OF June. nj the Frnnklin
Hotel, where he will re,nain for q short time.
Ladies and Gentsmen waited upon III theft hon
ses. II requested.
June ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

The Sabsoriber having apieg
~ mined 10 discontinue business in thit
place, earnestly requests those indebted TO hin
(by bond or othetyise,) TO make immediate
payment TO Mr.. William Digges, who Is alona
authorised 10 settle the same aud those hng
,.g claims, will present them for adjustment.
All those indebted 10 tho concern OF s IL "
Allen a. Go. are requested 10 make immedin.s
payment rs longer Indulgence cannot be eT.
en-. h. w HEW SON.
Mays
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

e. We would call The attention Of our rrs-
GERS particularly such AS are dealers IN the
Northern markets, 10 the ADVERT. cement OF I.
J Barrow & Co in another column
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

NJ The disrepuiable character Of macy Of
the persons nominated to office by the Presi-
dent. is calculated to reflect deep disgrace up,
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u The Messase, signed Audrey Jackson,
accompanying the Veto upon lhe Ma,sylle
Road Bill, ii IS confidently said wa. written by
Attorney General Berrien. Public opinion has
heretofore been divided witt regard 10 its au.
thorship, between Van Buren, aud Kendall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

II II u slAtPd IN the NaIlOnaI TnieITIgehcer
thai the Post Office Department paid ia one in.
the expedition of one route only thirty minutes.
No wonder that Mir Barry had to invoke the
aid of lIercucs--or. in other words, to ask Of
Congress an appropriation Of nearly hun.
dreh thousand dollars.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
I'M rnr rnNPIrrr.

Tr ra~c. tbe erroneous Impressions which
s.4fr t. have obtained generally, with regard Co
rre late incidents on th- eastern stage .ne tnd il
I, l.-f..e Co the cuterpr>ng owners Ui the iui',
Isr Islye DO o.r stltcmeut 90 One iucts- as they
..-,', come to niv knowledge on the best aJ'h1u-
fv With regard to the first unfortunate occur
-sncc. which resulted IN the delth Of Nr. J)Sift
ru0LH ofCIlysyle, m event winch, on a'count
ortha MANY esrmIble qualities ot the deceased.
Inns. with rood cause, h.led 1Whoie neishoorhood
with rrcC-ua blame can bc attached io tie Own
.rS, or any otder person connected WIN lhe stage
...r The unfortunate result was 'hc consequence
of hs cap.ug trom the driver se''' ne was
..-.,,.,rf.I i1 dis act from the circumstance OF
.r,. ,rfb. horses becoming FESTIVE, 900 descending
his IIr r.u West Alexandria. and n opposition
-.. tI.s remrn,trauccs of Al,. Busr, tine agent OF
-r. l..a. Who was driving 40 tHe time. No other
...,i-. b-7-eucd and that there was no aciul
f-u5rr. WIS proved by ihe iac, that the team
.,s .faa7rI before the stage bad passed t'io spot
..l.r..5 a.. The stage or horses dbl Hot touch
Th.. occurred ON Sunday the 5lst October and
md, fl, recommendation liue of stlgts. Ga Tues
I.vtl. 2d yf November, as thc maH Team WIS
.-lymr Mrs Beck s. one Of the sing elIees o'''N'
ri, ,-.,l..It winch no one could toresee, ani u'
ordinary care prevent The horse attached To
tiis ..n-'1trar a fine spirited animal, became 1-
,,-r,-l ..ni Tan round turning the others, WIN
,I.. ..t,-e oil the road The stage upset on a
f,... ., sr-1,r aud manure, near the stable occu'
'.... I,, t1. stage concern. NJ injury occurred 'o
-l, messengers. excepting 90 one gentleman
NJ go,gs of Florence, (Alab1ma) who NJ Ihe
.;.., ,ys asleep. resting his head upon the strap
...t-. middle sent, and who was thrown as'ihS
,., ,,,,,',..rs of Inc coach Owing 90 his po-
.l., t,,.l.. aul ms bend being uncovered
b. received severe cut on MS neau, "'l'ol -
800. Sir Moore sent ont for INN as soou az
,..,l, ,,i attendance thought II prudent io'
..,.. ~, h., moved. Tie preferred remaining Who.'
ba ,,-,. uglI ; .rrday, when Mo Moor' as"u