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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25


v1iRdi MAI Rules held IN til, Clerk. o,ir. Of I'M
tirchh superior Court Of Inv and Chnicrrx o, ul
Lord county, me st day Of July le.IJ II>a,Io, M
widow and rchet of james Mar, dec Robert She,,, 49,,
Matilda his WIFI late Matilda Mar, Nilhnn s,u ~
Elizabeth ms " Ne, iaiS Elil,'oth Marr Ju.4n M.
Jane Mar, MARY T. Mar l,3lc x. Mar, lhoo#
Wainwright aud Sarah his Nllr, Lie %utui Mar, An
hrose Mar, Ambrose Mar and Caroline his vi
aud + abecs X. Mari, which SAID Frances j. an iI#
under - years Of age, who sues lay her fiieud
zabeth Mari, Plti> ~ aust Alexander Mari su,nI.
utln'r of James Mari, dee, Al tirr u. MItr
said Jane, Mar, John Jane, NJ aud : ph, y
Welt infant Slicn aud heirs al ,..n al Sophia No.
dee, David Jones Anthou, kucker, ENir al Amheass
Kuekcr, dec ttuaud huchc,. A"hfhsc /. Eiel4,
MAJ roers, Richard Iiol>oni il. ka" i,9 Raj " ~
a. Hardy, EN'or Of joseph is4dt Il e. Ritati H. an
James y. " ats, WIN. ~. Saunders, WI. Vi a.up A.
ch.ll. Milkcr.or, Nichuias w. Du ~ and l.In "
IIul Ia or OF Thomas '. Joncs, dec. Def In On
The defendants Alexander Marr Alexander T. Murrqp5
Ra"lcy Rather, not having entered ,heir appear4ir, m
given sccutnV according to the net Of Assembly aud Tia
rules 81 this court and II appearing 10y ,uli,,t lury e
ience that they not Inhabitants o This Cummouu c,p
1t is ordered that they do appear herc htst "a,
The term. and answer the bill ofte Pani sud ft
this order be inserted IN the i.yuchbup Nnria Tor ~
months successfully aud posted the d. u ofte
court no Sc Of this county, On some court day.
coPs-Tesc, JOS. WILSON, CB.
July ~ WIN.
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Wool Carding in l.ynchburg.

YEyliE public arc by informed, tina, the above
q business Is now going on in the same place,
near tho Horse ford, under the superintendent OF
Mr Anderson pauctt who think Will give gen
era satisfaction for he has new cards Of the best
ality well put on, and dressed up in the best
manner and makes nice rolls. We grease this yenr
with lard. whi,h does not stain the wool. We
card tot 81 cents per To- giving the privilege to
bring one TO- larl to 10 lbs of wool but when you
do not we viii charge 81 pr. lb. OF lard. Try and
bring IN eal!y, that we may get through before cold
weather or " shall have use oil. shall attend
occasionally, and assist IN having i, done well
WILLIAM THURMAN
Rolls viii be hep. for sale at the machine, at
Thurman and Schooliiclds, at Sally Thurman s.,
at New l.ondrn and at Pa.tonsburg
expect TO buy wool.
june l., Is
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EBihdlNIA-at rules held ia the Clerk's Office If Inc
trcut SnpoGor Court Of Law and filucery Tor
Wexford county,, II the 1t day of Iur, ls3}.-B.a't
iMIt' flti against th"nas i.nWry, john Lows. j..
and IL na> q. HensuI bells.-ln Ghlucere.
The defendant ThnuI, Lowry, mol having cr'efrt d.,
appearance and given security .ccpldiIr 10 ,e .t NJ
Assembly aud the rules of This enurt, uppcnH
't''ae"fy evidence that the s-ii Thomas low
lhhihliaht OF ms commonwealth l. e I'd
appear hei IN the hrs dat "fhe term, and
The plaintiff IN, aud that this urcr he inserted u te
tthclhurg Nhstnian for Two mo,tAs ely. ,i
posted At the front door Off court mouse OF ths au,
some court day.
copy-Tesic, JOS WILSON Elk.
july II ,ou
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.InlY Is

V&NilE Commonwealth OF Virginia, to the She
u riff Of Amhcrs, county, Greeting w here
as 10 an action of deb, lately depending in our
coun yCourl of Amherst county between Robert
l.. Shelton, plaintiff & Robert Camm 4 Robert l..
Coleman, who signs hlsnamc Ro. /. Coleman, defen-
dan,s, the said action o. debt far progressed
in that NJ rules held ia the Clicks .licc 9th said
C0urt,on the frs, Monday IN January, ls33, il was
ofderedthn Judgment be entered 10, the plaintiff
against the defendants Tor the debt md interest III
The declaration mentioned, and the costs aud tlc
s1h beng thus situated, the shld Robert T. Shelton
dag.cd his life in,csate,as II ~ said mud admin
lstratlon OF al and singular his goods, chntcs and
crods hath been IN dur Form committed 10 Samuel
II Shelton, his administrator ;NeserlHo.ss jndg
uient n tho aforesaid action still romans 10 be had
and whereas the sad Samuel IT, Shelton, admins.
lot as aforesaid hatt suppl'cattd, rs for proper
remedy We, therefore, Sslnc willing that ,lghl
and justice should he DONE commend YOU I'M, zen
make known 10 the said Robert Cnnm and Robert
l.. Coleman, that they be before the Justices of ou5
sand county Count OF amherst, at the court house
on the ID Mond1y IN August next, 10 shcw, IT any
thing iol themselves they have OF can say, Why
the action aforesaid should moi hc proceeded m tu
a final Judgment, according To the act OF The Gon
etal Assembly IN such cases made and provided
And have then there tins wit. w lincss, Robert
Iinscy Clcrk of our SAID Cour at the court house
the 10th day oil July, 1888, aud luhe jslh year Of
the Commonwealth. ROBERT TINSLEY
July IS 1t
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NOTICE.

n SHALL. oTer for sdla 70 tta ~, ..st bIjderup.
u ou the nronns $, and at UvHas House,
my tract of land in the counts "a amherst, edla.o.
ing The BodaIoe Spsings contain IN SCI acres. The
land is comfortably improved, with Dwelling
House and other oat Houses, and ~ wood fepo"
for acsop, and from its vicinity 10 the Springs
would make desirable family residence during
the summer season, and IS in every other respect
valuable, and should attract the attention 2ta pur-
chaser The sale " i'll be made on the 23rd day OF
August next Terms accommodating, and made
known on the day OF sale
JOHN w. YOUNG.
Juv % tbs
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Trust Sale Of Negroes.

NY virtue of a deed of r,ust, executed by A
IL Ias J. Walker to Samuel NJ, Garland, John
VI. O''y, Alexander 1ompkns and John f Lew
IS, bearing date on the Both day Of Apr,l, 1923, and
efrocofd n the county Court Of Ama.rs,, the sur
v,vlne trustees named IN said coed, viii, on the
1871 day ofAagps.. 1893 (barng the first day
OF Amherst county Cout, laelore the front door OF
the COURTHOUSE q. sail couaty. sell by way ofpub
lie .act'on, for cash u banner ot yauao.e Negroes
The ,SR1r.gIag Trustees
, Try IS tbs
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fEsw,NJ ~ Ing one mile and a half from
Campbell Courthouse, southeast,
..Ss.xzsxss>a.. cou, 81, lost a BAY MARE on the
18th ofJune last, some timc in the night, supposed
to be stolen, about feet or 9 inches high, FIVE
years old " it'll !iac white ON one of her hind
feet, with marks of the collar on each shoulder toll.
cradle long tail +; She trois well and PAGES lulc,
lat short She never MAS snoj behind ANY per.
son that viii deliver her To me, or give me such
information thai 81 her, and 9ceot the thief shall
be literally rewarded. JOHN w. KING.
July Is IT
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RACING.
First Fall Neefinr. fSS3-

>iiE Races over the Lynchburs Course wi.
commence on Tuesday, the eth day of Sep
TEMPER next Proprietor's purse $3.50. two mile
nea's-Jockey Club purse 500, 3 mile heats
Handy zap purse $500, mile heats, the bes, three
~ nSe The stakes to close the LIST of August A
io S, o'ehe' 10 close the LIST Of September There
VIII be days racing. Particulars as soon MS the
st axes closs. By order of the Club.
fs4..,. fS' OLIVER, Proprietor
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.Juneo7
Rogers, KetChum & GrOsvenOr,

Paterson " .Jersey or 60 UaH-S. " y.
nROP uEtOR5 OF the J iiers n Machine Fec
L btv aad '.odry, where are made all
kinds OF -. iSer. u,ed IN ib. Manufacture OF
Cotton. u y 1n! fi.x-Al kn's cf Ma shine
Cas,iags aud Castings 'o- Nil Gearing Also,
Raj Rpsd Car Whses, Boxes, a,les and Springs
furnishes nd hued IN The most complete U,anner.
u All orders addressed TO the Proprietors,
either at Paterson OF New York, " III bs prom pity
attended e, Gu
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NOTICE..

NSsLEY PADGETf having, Ivy dol dbl,
II Of record In the Corporation Court 81 Lynch.
burg, conveyed 10 tho undersigned suady pre- erty.
witt his debts aud account hooks in ratt foi the
purpose o. securing debt duo from said 1msicy
Padge,l TO Lindsey u Paiestt, d the town o.
Lynehburs ali persons indebted - ssid 1nsicy
Fadgci, nte hereby requested to make payment T.
the suhsertof without delay
g. y. EDWARDS, Trustee &c
July ~ =
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May 90

VIE Undersigned feels graceful for the patron
n as' heretofore extended to Inn as Commits
sion Merchant in tie sales of Tobacco. Flour SC
AS a member ofthe firm of Nowlin, Hunt q Co
he solIcts continuation of that patronage. and
pledges particular attention to all cons,ynmepts
made 10 that hrm. SAMUEL NOWLIN.
NAV % .
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Nh"INlA-At Rules ioldeDi tho clcra oiTc' 81 the
Nucut superior court of Law AID ChHHt,N a Nct-
sou County, on the first Monday in Inuc I,a anli
fHZger aid md Jane his wife. late J.e oiiey oahorc
ooicy and Polly his wife, late Polly lZgefaI, Joscph
fitzgerald, Edmund Fitzgerald, Nancy Fitzgerald. y.a3
Fitzgerald, James Is idee and Elizabeth hi. Mfr, irto
Elizabeth Coi1ry, Polly Bridge, Winn e. BriIat Id
mund Bri @pa,sw our Pddgei and Elizabeth hl, te
late Elizabeth Bridge, James BriIgr, IT. and Jesse Bril
Pis against Edmund L. Cotlev james Montgomery,
executors of iam Coiey, dec d. aud the said Edmund
+. Coiey and Jamrs Montgomery, trustees for Jane
fitzgerald and the csinac children of her body, ana
also as trustees fr Elizabeth Bulge and hc heir. OF
her body and William COfiey, Marsarct Monroe Eliza
BETH Coleman, Amy Coleman, Patsy Coleman, Poly
Coleman aud Lucy Coleman. children of Mildred Cole
man, deed. late Mildred Coifey, Mary Coaev rhomas
Hays and Winney his wife, Late Wilnev Coac, aud
Ffankey Coiey, Deli..-.n Chanccrv
The Defendants EilIhe Goon an, Amy Coleman Patsy
Coleman, Polly Coleman, Lucy Coleman Mar, Com,
Thomas Hays, not haviag catered his appearance and
eHrh security according toihe act ofAssenby and tho
rules this court and appearing by satisfactory ryi
dencc that they are not inhabitants of this country
1t is ordered tba: the said defendants do arrcar
ON the first day of September next and answer the
bill ofhe plaintiffs, and that copy OF This order be
forthwith inserted H. tie l., nchu,p Nirginau aneNs-
paferspubisied il the of ynclhure for tvs MONTH
snece sns!l to aid day aud another copy there
posted At the front door ofthe Cuurt-hnu>e Of COUNTY
Acopy-Teste, RIO. c. CUTLER, OK.
Juuc
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va. .MNl,NtAc\Ov\.

HNHE subs ,rbcrs hrve, in addition to their for
n nIcr establishments, lately commenced manu-
featuring Hats IN Il place, upon extensive
scale and will be ready 10 manufacture to o'de,,
under the immediate superintcndence Off. Rum.
bopsh, any kind or quality Of HATS that may
be wanting, They Aattcr themselves, from the
cXa,lente of their materials and workmanship, To
give their customers cutre salts They
likewise keep constantly on hand an extensive as
soltment of Northern made Hats, o. the best quail
iy. among them the hest Beaver Hats, made
by Clapp Coie.-Thcsc, with what they make
themselves. renders thcir assortment of all qualities
and various prices as complete any in this part
of the country. Country Merchants and those
wishing To purchase largely, invited 10 call and
examine their stock, Which viii be sold us low IT,,
they can be purchased in any market in this coun-
uy--All orders fom the country viii be punctnul.
y attended TO. DlNKLE & RUMDOUGH.
.luur 10 70
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70 Journey MEN Matters.

VENilE subscriber wishes 10 employ immediate.
N ly, TWO or THREE Jourueyneu Hatlers,
to whom constant employment VIII be etscn.
MERRY MAYNARD
near Nifeh, y {.
Ynfv ~ z,
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Valuable AanA xur sale.


"a l{SiROUo Exchanging my residence Offer
80 for sale, uI'on credit of !, > and 3 years,
III beautiful and valuable estate wheleon | now
hYe, situated in the county of Bedford, and lying
m'n"Aiat iy on one of the public roads Ieadie
teom lie former and 10 from the latter place, and
luffs,alng between 900 aud 1000 acres. All the
draJl. l,nd is IA GOOD state Of improvement well
w.tefcd ihe streams all neatly dlIehed aud mostly
set IN grass, the wood land of tobacco quality, and
The entire tract enclosed with good fence, On
TVS tract are new and extensive buildings a two
ste9y brick house with NIL necessary out houses for
"a - and &entec family well of fine water
Immediately az the door new barn 90 feet square
# the b. ST materials, and ofconvenient structure .
and young and thrifty apple orchard, between >
800 trees, and other select truIt Of various kinds
Attached to the premises, at one cad, is snug
sfisl alli Que story of rock, the other Of wood
with Good custom; at the opposite extremity, ON
the main road, is good hewed log house, story
and halt a wagon makers shop and black
smiths shop OF the same materials an excellent
stand for man wishing to engage IN public life
This tract could be conveniently divided into two
or more parts, giving Improvements. with due
proportion of wood land, 10 each.
ALSO, tract of mountain land, ! / miles from
my house about 400 acres, known by the name Of
the t. Rich Mountain lying remarkably level and
rich for mountain land, we'll adapted TO the glowth
of tobacco ahd grain, and particularly SO as
stock farm.
NEGROES would lie taken in paymen, for any
part OF the above property.
ROBERT c. STEPTOE.
Bedford, July s Is
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NO PUFF.
China, Glass and Earthenwalc.

y warranted al RtcamoHd qrdpieSaie priccS--dAv
aH,c'e i1h7td higher, The mp,sty 10 be fciHnicd.
Il HAVE now on hand large assortment of mr.
H. llces III the above line, mud expect by the first
arrival from Liverpool AZ additional supply, which
will complete the STOCK consisting ri the newest
articles and pal.erns. Merchants who will favor
me with call shah certainly find all that is pro-
missed above. my intention in opening III Lynch
burr was principally to do wholesale business
Merchants ~ ho now deal with me will please dis
aominaIe The truth Of the above promise. d.
JOSEPH y. EVANS.
Opposite the Post Office
Jaly II Is
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

a \ pursuance OF a decree of the County Court Of
VI Amherst, pronounced the 18th inst IN the Gus
Of Henry l.. Davies odm'f o. Thomas g Hobo
way dee. against MicuJah Camacp, and others,
shall proceed 10 st TO the highest bidder for cash
on the premises, on Friday tie 10Th day Of August
next, tic tract Or =. nj mentioned IN suid decree
tor the purposes therein specified The sid tisc
of Land is supposed to contain 300 acres. and Is
known by the name Of C..mdcns Cove, adjoining
the lands OF James Powell Et.ah Fletcher, and
others, and is now occupied by Marble Slime,
Those disposed TO purchase are invited 10 view the
premises. It's supposed about twolhrds of snti
tract is yet uneGared, and great part of it suiia-
bic for the culture OF tobacco.
LINDSEY MCDANIEL. Com.
July Is u6A
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NOTICE..

a IL persons indebted TO MS, either ly note OF
= - open account. are earnestly f~ldested 10 CONT
forward and settle their respective a'eauu's. q, -
lng necessary TO close the late business g., ',d l.
as possible. TtlEO RoBER TS3N, y 20.
LynchUurg, July LIST, 1888.
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E&I + shall continue the business at the old stand
w ofTheo. Robertson 4 Co, where viii al
ways he found large and well selec'ej ,ssWin'ert
ofllardWare and Cutlery - iho i,,au1. ,nf Gus.
toners of the late firm are assu,c tht We shait
conduct the business IN tho same aloe -, n,.nn.t a.
heretofore. therefore fcs"ee t.'l, .''c.t the
continuance Of thelr patronage.
HB 0iCHhNt < GO.
Tvnrhbry july IS 1883 Is
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FRENcH TREATY CLA.Ms.-The Board
of Commissioners, under the act of Con-
gress TO carry into effect the late Treaty
with France, having disposed OF all the
memorials before them, adjourned on
Saturday last to meet again on the Sd
Monday in October. The Board have
been, VIC understand, very laboriously
engaged, having acted upon more than
two thousand memorials. 1t may be in
teres,ing to those concerned, vino are at
distance, to know that those cases
which have been suspended on the ques-
tion Of salvage, have been daily examn-
ed; and after mature dclibcration, have
been ordered TO be received-known to
the claimants as No. 81; and likewise
those cases which were suspended on
the question Of compromise, were order
ed to be rcceived-knOwn as No a.
Washington Globe.
Office of the Board of Commissioners, ,
Under the French Convention, July I3, '3s.
The Board having considered and dis
posed Of all the memorials before it, pas
sed the following orders
lst. Ordered. That all persons !,av-
ing claims to be presented to this Board,
the memorials ofwhich, for some SUI
icient cause, have not been filed with
the Secretary, lii compliance with tic
previous Order Of the Board, or having
been filed, have not been received by
reason Of defects in the same, do file
memorials Of such claims, on or before
the third Monday Of October next, and
that each memorial so to be filed, be
properly verified, as heretofore ordered,
and DC accompanied by u distinct state
ment, properly verified, of the causes
which have prevented their being filed
in conformity with the previous orders Of
the Board.
Cd. Ordered, That all memorials here
after received shall DC set down for ex-
animation at the expiration of three
months from the date Of their reception
but if any claimant shall wish his memo
rial set down for examination at an ear
lier day, it may be done at any time up
on application made to the Board for
that purpose, and if any claimant can
shew good cause why his memorial shall
not then be sent down for examination,
further time will be allowed him, provi-
ded the time limited by law for the per-
formance OF the duties Of the Board shall
permit.
Sd. Ordered, That when the Board
shall adjourn, it will adjourn to meet a.
gain on the third Monday of October
next; at which time, it will proceed to
examine and decide upon such memorials
and proofs as shall have been set down
for final hearing.
by order Of the Board,
JOHN f.. Frost, Sec'ry.
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New YoRK, July 22d, 1888.


From Europe arrival ofthe new
Liverpool packet ship Virginia, Captain
Harris, from Liverpool, puts us in pos
session Of foreign adviccs eight days la
ter than before received. Our London
papers are to the seventh utimo incIu-
sive and Liverpool to the 9th. The
Iavre packet SulIy, also furnishes US
with our flies Of French papers to the 9th
ofJune.
The commercial intelligence is inter-
esting.--The advance in cotton, and the
amount sold at that advance, will give n
new impulse to business in this city.
There is little political news of mo-
ment; and the discussions in Parliament
on the colonial slavery question, and on
the question involved in a mott on of the
Duke of Wellington, relative to the ar-
fairs Of Portugal, are the matters of chief
interest in the English papers. Some
riotous proceedings in Ireland had oc-
Cured. In France an unwon,ed calm
existed. The affairs Of Holland and
Belginm,possess very little interest. Don
pedro's cause, at the latest accounts.
seemed to be losing ground.
Ihe important question relative TO the
renewal of the charter Of the Bank Of
England IS put to rest, by an arrange
ment having been entered into between
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the Wandering Boys. The house was
well filed Notwithstanding the unplea-
santness Of the weather.
Mr. J. Barnes takes benefit to-mor.
row evening. 1t will be seen that Mr..
j. Barnes has been re-engaged, and will
appear in the character of Lady Teazle
in the School for Scandal--(a part in
which she stands unrivalled )--also in
Zorilda in the popular piece Of Timoul
the Tartar. Mr. j. Barnes Plays the
part of Sir Peter Teazlc. A better Sc
lection, could not well have been made
The varying talents of these celebrated
performers wilfbe advantageousF exhi-
bited. We think we can 'Jortsee'' a
crowded house,
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struction, and in the qualifications, char
acter and activity OF teachers,-these
causes still exist. They act and will
continue to act, with undated energy.
Much has certainly been done towards
accomplishing the objects of the Insti-
tutc. The Society itselfhas unquestion-
ably done much The necessity of full
preparation for the business Of teaching
is every day more apparent and more
generally acknowledged. Young men
Of talents are looking forward to il, with
prediction, as their profession. De-
panments for the special preparation of
teachers are contemplated in several
Colleges, and in some already establish
ed.
The advantage and satisfaction of mu-
tual acquaintance among teachers from
various parts Of the country, have been
felt. The utility Of the Institute is re-
cognized in the existence OF the nume-
rous Societies with similar objects, which
have been formed since its organization
Mech yet remains to be done; and in
what way can the objects ofthe Institute
be better accomplished than by the ac-
tive and intelligent cooperation ofteach-
ers and the friends of Education? How
can they become acquainted with each
other and be made to perceive the ex-
celIcncies or deficiencies of systems and
methods, but by personal conference,
by meeting, and bringing together the
conclusions of observations and expe-
rience, e,-by feeling and communic ating
the sympathy ofcommon wants and co.n-
man pursuits9
To all interested in Education, espe-
cially to members Of school committees,
and to those already entered or about to
enter into the work Of instruction, the
meeting of the Institute presents an oc-
casion which ought not, without urgent
necessity, to be neglected.
by order of the Comm. of Arr.
G. DuRcIN, Recording Secretary.
Boston, July 10Th, 1888.
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Mr.. Websier:-Extract Of a letter to
the Editor of the Baltimore Patriot, da'
ted Bedford Springs, Pa. July llth, '33.
"Visiters begin to flock in here quite
fast. This morning we were all graft
fed with the arrival here of the Hon.
Daniel Webster, from Pittsburg As
soon as it was known he was here, pco-
pie noched in from all quarters to see
him; had old Jackson himself arrived,
the scene could not have been more en-
livening. To-day he dincd at the Springs
with about fifty ofthe visiters and num-
ber of the citizens of Bedford; and late
in the afternoon he took his departure !"