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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19
ENTIRE
STOCK Al AUCTION.

gpHE Subscriber, latcn5ms 70 close b.H Gr#
- cry Business ~ lbs piara, have dr.sm '.d
70 sell at auction ON wednesday lHe 18Th ms all
their entire Stock Of Goods .mbra.a almost tg,.E
article IN that Inc aud IS as follow 10 part.
- hhds and 30 bbls 81 CfoE Porto ls,ro and =
o Susar
0bass Gtesu and lava Coffee
5 hhds best Rcia.hnr Moagses.
4 boxes Impud GunPowder ana io4ng TYSON
Teas,
40 Sacks Liverpool hlei salt.
l ten English Iron.
1000 ton Blsicrcd aud German Stfel
40 baes Shot assorted sizes.
10 kees Roecrs and pnpont's Powder
~ boxes Havana and other Scs7u.
Raisins, Cndlyo best spanish float
Madder Coppcras, Pepper Pmcnio.
Cinnamon Cloves. Sperm ana Sweet oil
Spirits Turp,nare. Epson and Gaubef Sats,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Shaving and Bar soap. Shoy#s Spades,
Trace and Halter CHAINS. Tea kellIc# and Geiiee
Mills,
1 very fine assortment Of Shoes aud fox ral
Ions old Madeira WIne extra quality. N a. b..
sides many other valuab, attic. not mentioned
fERMS-Sums under 500 cash 4loD oad
10. over $500, 100 day OYER 300 and not cAa'ed
IN 80, 6 months over $500 months credit MO
.he paper satisfactorily eadorscd.--1he 'aie
4 be conducted 10y John Z 4 Payno Auction
49,. HARRIS y MOON.
hnua-y l6 tbs
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NOTIEE.

x Ii persons indebted TO the subscrbcrup 10
~ the first day OF January, lS32 will please
'ome forward ard ryake immediate settlement A.
rs demands require II Any one at all acquainted
With his manner Of dong husinf S, must b. aware
that punetuality ON the pant OF his customers is m.
dispensably necessary to make things progress
smoothly. Therefore, the subscriber feels we'll
assured that no other notice viii he necessary, as
most Of his customers are very prompt
The subscriber takes THIS opportunity of arl,now-
Lodging to the public his gratitude for their very H.
beral patronage, aud h1pes still TO merit the slm4
81 He has now on hand beautiful assortment
Of supcrhne Cloths, Casslmarts, Ncstugs. Sc all
Vi which WIKI be sold extremely low for cash
JOHN u. SHELTON
Jan Is
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lR NElC " A II.

II HE subscriber has taken the Bel la''
Il at Nelson Court Hour, (Loshg5 o.
where he is now read 10 receive al per
Who may favor him ith der company, a0' p.
pledges himself to use every exerlon 70 g..
the most general satisf cliou.
HiS house IS situated near the Cuur'ii"1
and IS large and commodious His stab.t ,, .
orck, and calculated - hold from forty 10 y !
hsrscs ,-this is likewise peutIfuIIy supp.
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the az,
ON OF good aud Ia htul Servants, he ha'"'
h''aSsli vii en,tie nm 10 patronage. -.
hst'gE c. H. G4.ol
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puncinal attention 20 tts customers. IT, b.
on hand = general s,gply 81 s'dflrr,, cersl.'.
.ug of 5a1di,s, BrdIes, NaruesI's. Joatb,
G.g jersey and Wagon Harness, &c. tog't'-
~ win small fss9rIwent at Dry Goods,
CIuc,rlef, Gc. f'T 'nn Trc"mu odai'ue Of tlpse
who trade 81 III him-all OF Witch " 10 old
low Tor cash. or IN eirhangs hr County Pro
duce. lumber Plank or good herds, OF 10
puucrual customers on o liberal ct'dr,
T.. .uLscribsr has on hand and lrr sale
nrH Paunrl Gig. second handed Gig and
Carriage. md supply of Plank scanlilfg aid
1Imhff--ali OF winch " II be sold 10" for mo
uc,. Also several II ouses on the ~ FOR Rent.
] az terms, apply 10 kO u. hkA1.
y B.--One or NO Bows, ofgood no,as ard
n moderate knslr,h Educat,or. from j. - II
wears oil az. would be iakru a. Appr"rts.s 10
TIE @atd.ng, aud To ne advanced aud quilted
iot tu.urrss LtueIalt. Il. IL q.
Nuv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-19
" 0ollen Goods.

ID Z uR stock of Hoe,Irn Good, is this time
w very complete. ciug suitable Cloth
ing ior IN md uui hpoI servants. Usving hecn
purchased one mouth late, than usua', We nre
enabled Ia ohr' them AT pr,ccs that wul satJsfy
tie flHn'rr aud Iown Cu>tomtr.-C uuntry
Mrrrhon sand Prdlars are particularly invited
ioT thtIT Own interest
NJ NEE, ROBINSON & ca.
Nv 10 I,
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WV hNnchhnrS .NiNs.

a RE no" ready for the RECEPTION at he
<E.A new crop Of Wheat. Our f,,od. and lhe
l3rmers generally are. respectfully, r,qpe.,pd
10 sec Us belure disposlng at theI crops, u, we
are disposed 10 uHhe such CHS is vii be
saGs 'actory 10 tbrw.
JOHN 4 {. l.. LYNCH
/. :. Weave about erecuae = Lumber House
ga uain sfreet. neal tn IL on llotef, loztlet,-
cepjIan OF Nhrat-whcb VII obyiats che in
Convenience Md sancl'm,s Iliicu!9 ofg,alny
10 the mtll VIII Il.
.Iure 81. e
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l4angllUrncs Mills

In the corporu'ioa of Lyachbwg,
70 Ill he in readiness lor the reception
w Of Wheat by tae 2olh OF July We
wi give the highest ctsh mice for wArtt. or
'fp,ele'fad, a barrel # SUI e,noe ilan 10 pas
tn ehmood INSPECTION. tor e"tn i've aud d
halt sa-hss.
laa>r bids are situated on the bunk Of
rh,k Wa d, C''.H, iu,l hbosr thc lol Bula,.
IN rioeh hrHug rls.enii,, MI ,dlnt ~ hoa,,
d'lnr.Dns and re- ieHR ih,1 T. ads ~ IN door.
Of t'c Nil, ard burg not very dlstanl from
tn business par o. town frmrrs can w1Ih
on much Inconvenience aud delay attrnd to
the discharge uI thrlf wig .ous,
W soIi,,t al interview VIII = E." grr,s an
g. = Of Wheat, rttorr Ia, tnHkr ,iIspo,
OF ~ NJ Z II =. INNuDURNE
y, Il. Ssr,sot, charged with the delivery
q What will bn promptly attended TO- and dis.
missed with all possible despatch.
NJ. Il II. :. l..
Jul, II. Is
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g y. q. .3.ES-f >. & i :

FEViiE Subscribers respectfully irform VI
K hiends and customers. he, IN nHh1
iwl"e ana receiving iror 'heiG Dniti,~a 3D.
factories good supply o! ,ae and no t"..
Bar""or's, with a uu,nD,r ii o'her aauia-'5.
such A. Glgs, Solekys. Bugh!s, Ne, ;e.s' .
newly cn,'trnc'ej Caniasp-sul.abts az 81.
Convenient 'or Family use. which ttr9 t'.
Tor 'aie n The lo@r.t prices Aus rei-"n w.t.
'ng an article in Garir Inc ., busiacss "od." -
"etiEo call al Ihe,r oil staud, aeaf lie now
end OF main-street, Lynchburg, "hffe W.
tan srlcct nom great variety ol Carriage.
u All orders for Carriages from any
OF The Country will be thankfully reetht5'.
neatly executed " ilh dt patch.
u Repairing doae Al the shortest ratc'
H.R. BEACH = t..
Inne % W's
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A TEACHER WANTED.

n YOUNG Man wei qualified to teach IL,
sS-s English branches Of Edo.rooo, and Tho
Latin Language, VIII find employment IN that IA
pa ~, by applying al tbs Oi5ce
IAN .
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10. TIa u NAya
SADDKFR,

SEiFELS truly ,ba nk III
iof the libtTai pr
"A hich las been 81 tdsd
him ~ lls iinp Of business,
iys ll5etal rli.lir god
tskrs TINS opI oriunl'
sn'Ieu fiiiIrs phirans.'
ard promises On III par
IL Ed esyoI To mrTii o. -
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DIX. j. 4. NOYALL

70 EsPECTFuLLY tenders his pref sslonal
ID services to ule r'heh.tanls q Lynetbarg.-
fIis Office Is IN the rear Of the shop OF / & J. I
oyaI
Dec ! Is
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IGS received from Ne" nrk, Padded
~ ph'a and lHcbmond general assortment
winch thet ute, 10 Physicians, Mercl u's and
the public generally among which Tue lol-
loving errrries
Epson and GiaUaer salts Rhnbarh, Genlian
Peruvian Bark, Sqnills, Gamphor, Fios. Su,.
rhur, do.Chamomile, do. Beuzoru, Cantharides,
Castle soap, best Windsor do. in cakes, Phos-
rha1e Of ION, Carbonate do, frrcip. Carh do.
CaNcnne Pepper, Pnlv. Charcoal. Gum Aiofs.
Eum Arabic, Eum Oplum, Gum k,uo Castor
Oh. Barguady Pu,h, Plastrrs Of all descrip-
tons, Qnn1nc, eulphae Morphia, Acetate do,
liyd. Potass, Iodine. Oil of Black Pepper Black
uNsde oi Mercury. Prepared all, Eat Colo,
cyuth' do. Rhapany, do. Belladuna, Blue Mass
talcnrd Magnesia, Lump do. Bnrax refined
and crude, Carbonate Ammonia. Bermuda Ar
oN Root, o e. Rn,rS, Conserve Roses, Ipecac,
JAlap, Calnnlel, Fluid Ext. Sar.aparils do
Vrr"orl, Chloride Of Lime Sal Eratus, Pear
Ashes, Mace Ginger. bleached y com, Ground
do. Mum IS, ClUv,s, Mace, CBssia Pepper,
JuJpbt as, Preston Salts, Aromatic pungrnt
do ktdder, Durable Ink, Bears Oh, M4cas
sar %, Is ack and Red iukpowder Sealing
Wax Ind Waters, Tooth brushes. hair do
shaving do, marking do, Camtrs Han pen
ell, sunH boxes, match box-s, Lmiard's
Ma ahoy snuff, Reeves water colors, glass
lamps lanin eia,ses, &c. &c.
u gearIai assortment OF Paints Oils j.
d. 5 ais.
rhy>.,jaes, merchants and the public gene
faliy are u,i.ee. - cell.
\. 3. Pa,tic tlar alteation paid 10 putting up
presupnons 10 IN. sleoAns and lamilies
O.lJn 81
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NOXACE.

n SHALL petition III next Gpnerai Assem-.
- bly, tor rerms ION 10 erecta FOL. Bridge
across S'aunton rver, from my land. in PutsyI.
wanna county, to an oIpsite point Ia Campbell,
at or near the Pocket Ford.
WILLIAM ". SMITH.
Oct. 10. Is
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Il ia Fire Insurance f'on,a,,.

- - IA any
|gsnfr otftt for IA St1ie 81 pi,gin,,
deo, 10 q. n. HHttt1 Richmond '''
JklliE 9uh-treeT Is dnIy authorized
"a ah"Ye COMPANY, as Iheif agent 10
SUI Pnhriss Of Insurance in town or g..
against loss " damage by tie, throupbon, -
STATE. NV
The rites Of premium will he mazda
those Of any o'har eooh Offices Be.i5.s I"
oIigina, capital 4 S2U0o0O, the oonnanv IN.
a latee surplus tnud, held IN reserve T.. ~.
lus-,s. 81 to premfti;.idr aad it,r.ltv
wh'ta tlalms are aGJp-ted AID paid. satisIsc,a."
references can be made III Tins CIV
Al applications post pad) directed +, 81.
agent, VII receive attention, rna the - ny
sary lorns Tor a survey viii be ,urp,,a,l
ttosr 1T n disiAnr" II requred.
The following kIuds of proacrfy may ),
snr.d: DN EIIiNG HUuSLS WARri,a,.
SIS, MILLS AND MACHINERY Nt.f
FAClOklE5. mud most uibpr bi.lIDINt.
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE ~ ~.
EUBNITLEE, BOOKS aud Wes,,rc An.
rel. md rtaer description ofncr.on,i -,
N.-ef"cks Of t'raln. Flour Cotton A..
tfIls. barns or maHuiact"ups. can al,,l.."
Safed. JOIN . LAY. l.f
Ina Insurance Ia
Richmond. Iug. l9 ISL
y RIVE ,uh,Irthpr, having tcru ~, a,tt,,
- lsed to receive aipatar.on, anJ n,...
4,
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IANlES RENAGH. q

r WISH TWO black Boys, as Strikers IN my
:! Shop II this place As nothing is done in the
Shop but Coach work ofthe b Subscription, owners
oboys designing to bind them out 10 trades, would
10 wei. carly - embrace this opportunity
LEROY 5lNlMS, AoT
De- DC
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IA VIII kOllIS. L. t
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Lyn,hbrs lOth Dec. 1881

Lyn.hh1rs. l0th Dec. 1881
The parties IN tins cause VIII take notice that
have appointed Friday the twentieth day Of lanaa-
ny next 10 commence the accounts directed Jy the
foregoing orde ole court on winch day, at the houi
otnlnc clock IN the ne.u'ng they are required Il
attend at my Office in THIS town with their accounts
vouchers and copies ofcougt papers, prepared fer
examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, c.
The defendants in the above cause will toic no.
tice that, at WHAT Amods house, in the COUNTY 9,
Campbell on the 18th day of January, 1882, We
shah proceed to take the uHdavits of Abner Early
Benjamin Hadcn, Henry Mooman, John Ar
mold, Watt Arnold and others TO be read before the
Commissioner and on the trial the above cause.
And from any cause said atidavts be not ia
ken OF completed on the above named dav, then
they vii be taken at the same place ON the day
Ii rcof,cr, and regularly continued from day to
ily til completed when and where YOU, the sad
defendants, may attend, ifyou think proper
JAMES SMILEY, Admir-, &c.
ELIZA WATSON, Adm'x. &c
Dec ~ wiw
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NOTICE.

TF2HE coparnership Of Powell Davies Is DIS.
- solved by mutual consent Those indebted f'f
medical services vii please to eio'a heir accounts
AIR J II Roberts Is hereby authorizes 10 grant re-
cciins fI- the SINE. POWELL
II / DAVIES
January i6
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6 Ioa's boaut'foi Bouue, H1bt CO.
tAtra do do
:. >o'es Ben Ribbons R,ch an l,aallat
tcIns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-13
SAVANNAH, June S.
q FL. l.aI Sca4ch Log Of EayaraIale a

SAVANNAH, June ~
On Friday last Scotch lass, of favorable ap-
pearance. ,l6 or l8 years of age. was discovered
on board of the ship Emperor. working with, and
in the same garb, as the sailors. Her story has ex-
cited considerable attention, and We have learntit
thus: Being unable to obtain employment in New
York, where she landed from Scotland, she procur-
ed seaman's dress, & shipped on board of the ship
Plato as Cabin boy. During the passage to this
port the mate beat some of the seamen, and the
cabin boy also twice. when the captain on arriv-
ing here, fearing they would desert, locked the
chests in the cabin, and the cabin boys being
found filled with women's gear. instead of sea-
mans buds. the owner was compelled to confess
the imposition, and was turned adrft on shore.
She afterwards (stll in male attire) agreed on
board the Emperor to work her passage to New
York, and she was actually engaged in the ardu-
Gus labor Of dischargng ballast, when the number
of persons whom rumor Of the mal-appropos
discovery on board the Plato, kept curiously gaz.
ing around the Emperor, attracted Capt FOy's
notice. and the cheat was again discovered and
confessed with tears and manifest distress. Capt
F. however humanely kept her on board, had her
properly apparreled, and means to convey her to
his family as domestic. The President of the
st. Andrew's Society. and other gentlemen OF
character have rendered any assistance to the girl
that she may want.
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PHILADELPHIA, June II.
APPROVED, May 25. 1882.

PHILADELPHIA, June ii.
By the proceedings Of the Northern Liberties
town meeting, 1t will be seen that the people OF
that district are not disposed to allow with Impu.
nity the outrages which have recently made It's
neaceful streets the scene OF continued and dis
graceful tumult. On Saturday morning, when
the people assembled at the appointed place and
hour to make applications for stock. they were
informed that the commissioners had taken the
remainder of the stock, amounting to near hfty
shares each. themselves. This improvement on
the preyious system excited among the citizens
the most violent feelings Of Indignation; and
when the commissioners, who had met al
o'clock, and concluded the work of self-appro-
priation before O'Clock, left the building, they
were saluted by groans and Kisses from the crowd:
The indignation of the community IS just and
we'll founded. We sincerely hope that it may
not be allowed to die away without leading to
some measure to prevent the repetition OF the
outrage so generally complained OF.
1t was currently rumored yesterday that the
committee to whom the matter was referred, had
reported in favor of the Grard Bank Commits
soners, and against the petitioners. Ii SO, the
governor, taking his message, as a guide, Will no
doubt grant the letters patent. and the bank Will
consequently 90 into operation. "Ihose whom
the gods intend to destroy, they first make mad"
Since writing the above, we learn from Harris.
burg that the select committee have reported
unanimously that the Girard Bank Commission
ers have not violated the charter, and the COM
mittee have been discharged from the further
consideration of the subject. :,
Thus the lawmakers themselves have decided
that then are responsible for all the outrages COM
United under the law.
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Blank Book ManufactOry.
n n0IIETASS

UNIFORMS the publc that he las returned to his old
stand, in the second story of the warehouse at the
south east corner of Prince and Fairfax Streets where
he intends keeping An assortment Of Blank Books OF
every description ordinarily used Having first rate
Ruling Machine, he is prepared to furnish Merchants
Account, Office, and Blank School Books at the short
est notice.
Book Binding of every description neatly and sub
stantiaIy executed, at Philadelphia retail prices.
june 6-eo2w
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An ACT to amend an act, entitled can Act to
enlarge the powers of the several corporations
of the District of COlumbia."
Be it enacted by The Senate and House Of Re-
presenfatires of The United States Of .4merica, IN
Con gress assembled, That the Corporation OF
Washington be, and it is hereby. empowered to
collect. annually, the tax at the rate of one per
centum and thirteen hundredths OF one per cent
um, on the assessed value of the real and per.
sonal estates within the City of Washington, as
sesscd and laid by the 5th section OF SAID act, or
any part thereof, for the purposes and OBJECTS
designated in said act, bv the same officers, pro-
cess and means by which said Corporation is now,
or may hereafter be, empowered to collect any
other taxes; and to pay over the SAID money
when So collected as aforesaid, to the treasury Of
the Uaited States, in the manner, and WITHIN the
times. prescribed by the acts to which this act IS
a supplement-; and that, in default made by the
said CORPORATION, either in collecting or paying
over az aforesaid. that then, and in such case,
the President of the United States may pro-
coed to exercise the powers reposed IN, and CON-
ferred on him. in and by the said filth section.
SEC. 9. find be IL further enacted. That the
Common Council of Alexandria shall have the
mower to appoint one or moro inspectors OF To-
bacco for the Town of Alexandria; and the said
[pspectors shall take an oath before Justice OF
the Peace of the County of Alexandria, or the
Mayor of the Corporation, for the faithful dis
charge of the duties of office Of Inspector, GER
tificate of which he shall return to the Clerk OF
the Common Council: And the said Common
Council shall have power to pass all needful laws
for the due and proper inspection of Tobacco,
and for regulating the conduct Of the said inspec-
tors: And the said Common Council shall have
power to remove. for just cause, any Inspector,
and appoint another in his place.
Sec. 8. find be ii further enacted, That this
act shall commence and be in force from the pas.
sage thereof.
APPROVED, May 25. 1882.
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We have been politely favored by Capt. Dan,
Of the brig Caravan, with Halifax papers to Il.
28th May.
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Published, daily (by EDGAR sNoWDEN,1 s soi f.
Town and thrice week for the Country on falriaA
street between King and Prince streets. nearly op
posi,e the Post Office. Day paper se Country pa pa
following rates. For square Of 10 lines, 'n ana s
osn;. for every subsequent insertion On ADVERTISE
.ss inserted once or t,rice ,oeek, Is per cent sd
i;,;onal No Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted fofless than 81. AN advernse
ments published in the Daily appear IN the O0uhuy
paper.
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ALEXANDRIA, Cd. C.)
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE u TO-,

The Alexandria Canal Bill was yesterday :,
the Senate, read third time and pAssr, "
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Idleness is not independence. man who
does not enough for society to repay ttor ITS adj.
vantages and protection. only lives privileged
beggar upon the aims of fortune.
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{ Etou, the Charleston Cour,sr. ]

AuDuBoN.--This distinguished Naturalist, with
his Assistants, has again returned in good health
to our city, after having been actively and sue
cessfuly engaged in exploring the Southern Coast,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-13
From The Norfolk Herald.

VAN buren, HoTEL.-A gentleman OF the
Van Buren, party, going to his once tue o'ner
mornip. was rather surprised at receiving the sa-
lu,ations of a flock of Martins, which were NIT
tering and chirping about his door; and while ne
was wondering as to the cause that might nave
procured him the honor of SO unlocked Tor Visit.
he perceived over the door a boz which formed
the dwelling of the little visitors, with the IN.
scription :. iMarfin IAN Buren, Hotel" inscribed
on it-some mischievous Barbour man having
hung it there during the night as ga sign
FIGARo IN NORFOLK.
ORANGE versus Hickory All those who 'ntend
to give their honest support to Jackson by 'o!-
inc for Van Buren, for Vice President, will signi-
fy it by carving Hickory stacks; and all those
who propose to support Virginia doctrines oy vo!.
inc for Barbour for the same office, will makeit
known BY carrying Orange canes. This VIII
save the trouble Of asking impertlnent questnons'
rive fear, If this distinction is to prevail, the
parties will require moderator IN GOOD earnest
Steamboat Disaster.-Thc Cincinnati COM
mercial Advertiser states that on the 2di'hstah''
at four O'Clock P. NJ tornado struck the steam
boat Hornet, Captain john Sullivan, OF Kama
,yba then on her way from Cincinnati to Kama
wha when she upset land from ten to fifteen persons
were drowned, amoug them Capt. Sullivan, John
Johnson, pilot, the chambermaid Of the boat; Mr..
Garrett Of Greenupsburg, and Mr. Duvail pas
senger; names of the others not known at pre-
sent. The Hornet was left bottom up, near
vanceburg, and will be total loss: Capt En
bree Of the Guayandotte, took off some OF the
Messengers about an hour and half after the ac-
eident happened.
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COMMUNICATED. j

l. Kings, 81 CHI. 10 And the word OF tue
Lord came unto Elijah the Tishbite saying, Arse,
90 down to meet Ahab, king OF lzrael: Behold
he is in the vineyard oil Naboth, whittier ne mas
gone down to possess it. And thou shalt speak
unto him thus-Has thou killed and also taken
possession? In the place where dogs licked the
blood Of Nabo,h, shall dogs lick thy blood. even
thine. And as for Jezebel thy wife, who caused
the mobiles to take the life of Natoth, and give
thee his portion. thus saith the Lord, by his SER
want Elijah, sin the portion of Jezreel shall dogs
eat the flesh of Jezebel. "-And they went to
bury her, and found no more than the skull and
feet, and the palms of her hands"
I have been sick, Mr.. Snowden,. for some
weeks, and, as has been the custom of my life on
such occasions, have sought to support my spl-
rits by devoting much of my time to overlooking
that most valuable instructor, the Bible. Cali II
inspiration or call thy any other name. it is the
best moral instructor that is now knosn to man.
Young men may deride it, and W,se ones may
scott; but make them sick-exhaust their animal
sp;rits-and what then becomes of their boosted
intellectual power? have made the above eY,
tract, believing that, " as the world ways 1t Is
worthy. to be put up in every church in Christen,
dom. Envy. contrivance, and violence, enter
into most of the offences of civilized life .
If you think this worthy Of insertion, you have
# A SICK MAN.
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MUSEUM
Open dai'yfeo ON 10 to IL, NJ. and from to 5, N
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Battle Ground for salc.-The plantation no,
New Orleans. on which the celebrated R,,,, :,
the 9Th of January, 1915, was fought, Ia, h..
divided into town lots, and was TO have been Ell,
at auction in New Orleans on the Goth ul, !,
is expected to prove healthy AMI pea.au, Sun
mer retreat for the inhabitants Of the CITY r.
new town is to bear the name of TrsaiN,,
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Would it not be good to paint upon the mar
ket walls. that in the portion OF Naoo'h the
dogs licked the blood Of King Ahab the spoiler"