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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-29
Tobacco LAND near Lynchburg
for Sale.

NV ILL be offered for sale on the premises on
w Wednesday the 4th day of February next,
TRACT of LAND, containing Cos acres, sit.
uated on the waters of Beaver Creek, in the
county Of Campbell, on both sides of the Main
Road leading from Campbell Courthouse to
Lynchburg 7 miles from Lynchburg and 5 from
the Courthouse and adjoining The Lands of Nh.
James Glass, Capt. Perrow, Doctor Stevens, Col
Wyllie, Mr. John Murrell, and others. This land
lies generally well, is conveniently watered, ALL or
nearly all unclenred, heavily timbcred with valua-
bic timber, and much the larger part of it is excel
lent Tobacco Land, with about 70 acres of Greek
Bottom. There is Mill site upon the Creek,
which affords ,oierabe supply of water The
quality of this Land, its nearness to Lynchburg,
(ofprdng aready market, comparatively without
expense for all its producs,) and other advnnra.
ges, make it, in the opinion OF the subscriber, really
valuable. lie earnestly invites all persons wish
ing to purchase Lands, to examine this tract pre-.
vlous TO the day Of sale. The subscriber will be in
the neishborhood of the Land on Wednesday or
Thursday next, 18th or 18th January, and on
Monday and Tuesday previous 10 the sOle and
will show II TO any person who wishes H. Some
of the gentlemen who live adjoining will have no
doubt, show tie Land in NY absence. Further
particulars and terms, (Which will be liberal, made
known on the day of sale.
CHARLES II, LYNCH,
Elk of Anselm Lynch dec
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- 10 NewarA.

y AN AWAY from the subscribe some time
~ IN July last, a e.ro woman named RA.
CtiEL-a large black NO nan, about 40 years old
clothing mol now Iecollected. She has very plea
SAINT .ounienanee, and quite mild when spoken to.
She has lived IN the neighborbood Of Lynebburg
for several years, and understand she was raised
near Fredericksburg, Va. l will give the above
reward # she taken out OF the county and delv-
cred to me- Ten dollars ftakcn in the county, with
all reasonable charges If brought home.
LUKE WADE.
Botetouri, Jan. ~ Is
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Winter Goods.
JAN. IL

VHNtlE subscribers have on hand a larg c assort-
- men the following Winter Goods, VIZ.
"a & A Plain and Plaid Linseys Cheap
Sd American kerscys
Low priced Salinetts
Point and Dufiil Blankets
Rose and Whitney DO
Wilson's and Gandys Napt Cottons
All of which they are determined to sell cheap.
Those wishing TO purchase will find it to their in
terest to examine their goods before buying.
FRANKLIN, HUNT, & Co.
Opposite the Virgin an Office
Dec IL ia
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Dec. III
New Dry Goods.

HNtlE subscriber has just opened a, his Store,
n large and fashionable assortment of Dry Goods
of superior quality. Among them are
| Green, brown, purple, cinnamon and cold Pro d,
Swiss Silks
Cord Gro de Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian Silks and rich black figured Silks
Sd and "a French and English Merinos
Sd and ga black and cold Circassians
Ladies red and black Merino Shawls
Ladies Merino and Thbet Hdkfs
Barge, Gouze and other Fancy Hdkfs.
A few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
| do do do Chlmazets
| White aad colored Satins
| White and cold Italian Grapes
| Florences
Lace, Lace Edging and lnscrtings
| Bobnet and Grecian Quillings
Cambria Edgngs, Wors,ed Edgings
Ladies and Gents Gloves
| Rich open work Silk Hose
Plain black and white Silk Hose
| Worsted and Coton Hosiery
| Tinse Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons
general assortment Calicos
Green, white and black Wells, &c &c
ALSO,
A sup. lot blue, black and fancy cold Cjo,bs
Blue, black and fancy Cassmeres and Saine,ts
Red, white and green Flannels
Plaids and Bombazetts
Lnscys, kerseys and other coarse Goods for Ne.
groes
Bed Tickngs, Apron and Counterpart Check,
ID, and 81 brown and bleached Sbi,,;n,s and
Sheetings
Damask Diaper and Table Cloths
Iollanet Swansdown and other Vestings
Rose, Whitney, London Duffel and poini PI.nks,s
The above, and variety of others suitable to the
season, daily expected, which recommend to the
public at unusual low prices. Dealers will please
cell and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar.
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
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DURsUANT 10 the provisions of a deed of

DURSUANT 10 the provisions of a deed OF
Il trust executed TO rne, by Hugh Mongomere
and Ann J. his wife, bearing date on the 3ist OF
May, 1881, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court Of Campbell, and for the pur-
poses in said deed mentioned, shall, on the 10th
day of February next, il fair, if no, the next fair
day, on the premises, proceed to sell, by way OF
public auction to the highest bidder, n tract Of
Land situate m the county of Campbell, on both
sides of the mountain fork OF Fishing Creek, con.
tanning % acres, 3 FOODS and 80 26 poles. This
tract OF Land lies contiguous to the town OF Lynch
burg, being distant not more than two miles, and
well worthy the attention Of those disposed TO
purchase n handsome lille Farm near the town.
Acting as trustee, shall convey to the purchaser
s1ch title only is vested in me by the deed aiore-
said That title however, il is believed IS unques-
tonable terms will be liberal, and partlcu-
aFy made known on the day of sale.
J. WILLS.
jan 10, 1888 tds
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Dr. MarcinkOWski's
Balsamic Pills, for Debilitatcd Fc-
males.

Medicine confidently offered to he public as one
lron. ncAtca radical and permanent cure can
be obtained.
HliESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood from
- those distractions incident TO Debtated Fe-
maids, thoey restore free circulation reform the IT.
regular operations of the sanguiierous system, and
rectify the dlsordered functions The PROPRIETOR
confidence in the virtues of this Innocent end active
preparation, is founded on the most decided estimo
ny from many who have experienced its efficacy.
lie can assure the public, that when the Balsamic
Pills regularly taken according TO the directions
accompanying them, they fail not to revive and re-
establish the desired healthy habits, and to restore
TO the pallli counenarce the pleasing glow of
health and good spirits
Married Ladies will find these Pills equally ser.
viceable, except IN cases of pregnancy, when they
must not be taken, They may be used with adj
vantage by either man woman, in all cases of
hypochondriac. hysteric vapourlsh disorders, in
hectic consumptlve or dyspeptic affections In all
cases of this description, these Pills revive, purify
and invigorate the disordered system.
N. BIO prevent counterfeit, the proprietor has
his name written on the labels accompanying the
walls, without which mono will be genuine.
For sale by r. STABLER, Druggist,
Lynchburg, Va.
Oct9 w4m%
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ViRGiNiA.-it Rules held IN IN, ,,e,k.o a;c. If III.
county court Of Amherst ON nIoud, ~ tho "A inv of
November, lS3i.--Rchard S Ellis pnT ,;nst ' rSnnJ
,ah sheriff Of Amherst county, aud as snch admit Of
m"n, v IRE Sen dec Anderson Ware John Ware IT, Or
Ware and p, y, ny W. MS wife, VIM. Ware, Dabncy
~ ,r refer t. Camden, Defis.-In Cbancery
~ nc uc'endans Anderson Ware, John Ware Dalncy
pearnprc ~ W. camden, not having entered their ap-
scmbIv a.. gwen security according o the ne, Of A..
@ .nn rules of this Court, aud il appearing by
cnmny evidence that they are not inhabitants Of tins
- 1,ner"h that tho said defendants Andersen Ware
,u,",r w w. pabney Ware Peter g. Camden 10
mex, TO answerthe bill the pontiG and Thar copy Of
n;,n r De forthwith inserted in the Lyme burg Virgil
front "o ,"o months successfully, and posted at the
' uoof OF tue cour house in said comfy
Sopy-Teste.
Dec OnERi liNSLtl In -
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NEMOVNI..

JOHNS has removed to the Store
-AA' lately occupied by F. S. Miller & Co. two
coors below his former stand, and near the corner
OF the cross street leading 10 Friends Warehouse
where he invites his customers and the public gen
orally to examine his present stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods. He assures them that re will sell at
prices below his former rates. Those DESTROYS OF
purchasing will certainly find it to their interest to
call.
Jan. Il
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% Cents Reward.

NOh experimenting aud delivering 10 me in
Il bediord county, an Apprentice, a black bow
by the name OF ALFRED PIERCE about II or IL
years OF age. The said boy absconded ON the o5tb
u'y OF December last. All and every person ale
'o'"a'hea II ON ha'oo''ne or hiring the said boy
under The penalty of the law
JOEL WRIGHT.
Jan. o. o,
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HNcslOn >an\es

@ D. tuesday, night the 9th, ] shall resume ~,
night Auctions, and regularly continue ,ben
every Tuesday and Friday nights iurioo tho Ia"
ana Winter months. My stock will be- sn,t u.
VIII SUIT the season and sold in small lots A.
cav sales viii be every Wednesday 4, II o,ola.y
OF groceries, Furniture, &c. &c. Fsyors fran, ~.
country are particularly nyaed as NV sales w;,
be regular. CHARLES PIE, ne '''S VIII
Sept g. 1854 1''e
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REMOVAL.

VIE subscribers have removed their establish
49, ment to tie house lately occupied by MIR. n
vun's, next door TO Mr.. John R. D. Payne, and
Immediately opposite to the Farmers Bank. where
ey o"er Tor sale, for cash. or barter for Country
pI JUooe, large O. general assortment Of GROCE.
,h.i- ona DoMEsIlC GOODS. They invite
.nd 'ormer friends and the public generally to call
whsro ''"" u. 'ne'r STOCK before purchasing else.
"here' as they arc determined to sell a, . vorv
small advance on cost. 'o'y
Jan. IL on.
Ct
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VIE subscribers will in future keep good as
sortment of Ropes, Twnes, Mattresses &c. a,
the Store Room occupied by Mr.. A. Garrett, near
the marke, house, and Immediately opposite the
Store of MIR. John J. Purvis, where great induce
mcnts will be offered to purchasers. either whole.
sale or retail ECuOLS & CUNDIFF
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Ok.
$50 REV ANN.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, residing il,
~ Lynchbnrg, Va. about tho ION Of the pres.
ent month, two Negro Men, CHARLES aud
WILLIAM, the FIRST aged about %, and the last
about 20. These negroes IRE bt others aud both
very bright mulnttoes-indeeJ, Charles might al.
most pass hImse'f Tor n white man-Wili,m is ra.
iher darker, and al this time is laborine under an
injury on The wrist. occasoncd by spanning so
that when lie leh. he had his arm in n sling Wi.
liam "a rather the larger, being about 8 feet or
III inches high, tolerably stout-Charles rather
smaller in shture-W liam has n fall bnshy head
OF har-Charlcs hair is rather straight, lookin p
more likes white mans. These negroes were
raised in Alhemarle. aud beIoosed formerly 10
Col - jordan, Of that county, by whom they
were sold TO The father Of the subscriber. Geo.
W'll'ums, in the year 1890. Il is supposed they
may be somewhere lurking Ia that county, or in
hockb'idge. where they have rela ions, and are
well acquainted. The sub. criber will give tho A.
bovereward OF 500 for The apprehension of both
aud 30 securing them. that sbe again gets posses
sion OF ihem-or 1925 for the apprehension and
securing OF either one OF them. They had mn
"hen they let, here. common jeans clothes and
white hnts-Wllliam was seen curing tho p,esen,
week III Rocsbridge, in the neighborhood of Mr..
Samuel Kcnwick. CHRISIIANA TODD
u Tho ChaIlo'tesviIle Advocate Lexinp,o,
Union and Sia"nton Spectator will please publ isb
TIE above weekly for four weeks.
Jan. % >,
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WIS IS TO give notice that all the Bonds md
Il Accounts tina, are due the subscribers. tina,
are not paid by the first day of March next,
will be ndscrimlnatey given up to officers for col.
lection, without regard TO age, size or condition.
CHESLEY CUNDlFF & co.
Janl "a
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t'or sale, at reduced prices
Jan. l2

L"n'es Eur Cap sand Neck Tppc,s
Misses Guitars and German Flutes
a philadelphia Piano. Forte, well tuned md
handsomely finished, in which borca;n
may be had
Brussels Carpcting, at New York prices
Scotch and American do
School Medals neat and appropriate
Mob and Closet Locks, very cheap
Patent Smith Bellows, at 1913 each
Mantle Glasses and Chinese Shades
Plated and Bronze Candlcsiicks- MANY
other desirable Goods
HENRY BROWN, JR.
Opposite the Banks
Jan. IL :.
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New Fall g. Winter Goods.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT,

nPPOSJTE the Market House, have the plea
u sure of announcing 10 their friends and TIE
public, that they have received Their enitfs s'oeH
of Fall and Winter Goods, making moc" Tue
largest assortment which they have ever hso Tue
pleasure OF opening. Without entering into detail,
III be sp cieni 10 say that their stock comprises
almost every article that is desirable in the Dry
Goods, Hardware, aud Grocery line Beng seiec
ed, principally for Cash, by one OF ibe Partners,
IN Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. 'hey
will say to their friends, that every iDducemenf IN
the way Of quality, style, and price, will be offered
them for . continuance Of their favors. Attention
is invited particularly to the following articles
Clothes aud CassimeIes, Of every shade and
quality.
Stripe. Point, and London Dunel Blankets.
A large and complete assortment oil Rose do.
very heavy.
Mackinaw do, a new and most desirable articl for
family beds.
large and desirable assor ment Of Negor
clothing. such as Nspt Cotons, coarse Csssinetis,
green, gray and white Kerssys, mix, army Cloths
&c, together with Sd, a. and 4 Linseys Of very
desirable colors and pstterns-3-4 and A Red
Blue, Brown, and White do. &c. &c. &c.
Also, complete assortment, Of silk goods.
" d" Fancy tlandker-
chiefs OF new styles. Cambrcs. Calicue., Muslins,
C,rcassians Of all colors and widths, Bombazines
French and English, Challeys Of the most desira
bic patterns aud shades, English and French Ma
rinos, Figured Circassians Of superior quality, and
many other desi able articles tor the Ladies, to
which we particularly invite their a,tenlion-such
as Boonets Of the latest styles, Ribbons, Belts
Gloves, Hosiery, embracing a complete assor men,
OF Silk, Cotton, Wortied, and Merino, toge, he,
with Laces, Edgings, Quling,, Bob,ne,tes. Gre.
caneites, figured and PLAIN, with a variety Of ohel
articles in their line which they are determined I,
sell low for cash.
ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
Nov. 3. a.
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MACK EON HIRE.

Vile subscriber has neatly finished lIac
u with good and gentle horses, and tn, driver
experienced, steady AMI obl'ging, which be had
ut the shortest notice. JOHN Il. HUNT
Jon. ID Ct
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SHOES & HATS.

- ''hHO ES n IfATS,
USI received, direct from Mapuf,r,,; =,
tne highest standing. 20 cases of fine fashion
eo'e o'ack Hats, and IL cases of fine Shoes. ma
H'"s !" complete assortment both for Ladies and
Nov.3. ~ HLL'Oil
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10 Contractors.

w ILL be let, to the lowest bidder, by the IN
dersgned Commissioners. at the late rest
dence OF Mrs Mary Ryan, in the county of Bed
,"ru' about eleven miles norm west of The court
mousse on Friday the Both inst. the opening com,
p'e"on OF so much of the road lately established ard
'oco'eo' commencing at Jones' Mill, and running
across the Little Maintain by Mrs. Rynn's, SO as
70 "'erseo' the new road beyond Goose Greek as
may 'nen De determined upon by the Commission
ers. CONDITIONS made known a, tho time above
pecfed.-Persons wishing to undertake such q
JOB, are requested to attend.
WILLIAM R. JONES' 70
WILLIAM. GOGGIN, 7
ROBERT c. MITCHELL,
Bedford, Jan. Is, 1885. wv
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WILLIAM II. HARDY.
PEDIGREE.

VlRGINIAN is n line sorrei, nearly 16 hands
high, and for symmetry OF form aud power Of
muscle, is surpassed by no horse in This Stale-iie
viii be II years old this spring-he 60, by Old
Vrg'nian-h by Old Sir Archy; Vmginan's dam
by Old Shylock, he was got by the imported Bed
ford, his dam by the impo, ted Doomed hi, gan.
dam by the imported ST. George, hisg e eraudam
by the imported Fearnough' his G. e. grandam hy
the imported Jolly Roger, and came out OF an n
ported mare; Vireioian's grandam by Cellar, his
e. grandam by Spad'll, his g.g. grandam by Old
Jupiter.
II will be seen by the above Pedigree, thai no
morse or the continent has superior pretensions TO
blood both ior speed and bottom. He " as rain.
ed the Fall after he was ihree years old, aud run
two races In the county Of Fauquier, and never
lost heat. He afterwards got badly foun dcred,
which prevented his being trained any more.
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ANS COYNON MARIN

. ohN j. PURVIS has now on hand, and in
tonus keeping constantly, supply of spun
Coi loN, from the Lymehduyg Facioyv. # is
hfS' rate article, and needs only 10 be tried, 10 be
approved of.
Jan. 10 .a,
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Dec,
Great Sale of Land, Negroes, &c.

Ofeat Oalc OF Land, Negroes, &c,
- virtue OF n deed of trust, executed To the
- subscriber by Col. John p. Gray. bearing
date the 10Th day of October, 1884, and of record il,
the Clerks Office Of Bedford county court | shall
by direction oil the persons for whose benefit the
deed was made.on Thursday the 18th day of Feb
ruaiy next, on the premises, within one mila of
the town of Liberty, proceed to SELL to the highest
bidder, twouacts of Land, containing ios eiher 600
acres, more or less, adjoining each other The Land
lies adjacent to the town of Liberty, o. the Turn
pike road, and adjoins the Lands of John w.
1olt ana Others ono of which was purchased bv
SAID John +. G,ay, of the estate of James C. Sep-
toe, and the other Of james Irvine. Also, at the
same time and place, will sell, to the hi ghcs, bid
der, the following Slaves, to wit Big Charles.
Elic, Lewis, Eady, Rachael, Rice, Little Charles,
Alien, Pauna, Ned, Amy and her two children
biiy ana Edmund, Peter, Cupit and Harriet, ard
any increase of the Female Slaves.-Also, all his
The sad Grays, Horses, stock Of Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep, with all his Farming Utensils, two SITS Of
Blacksmith's Tools, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and oil the crop of Tobacco, Grain. &C.
of every description. Selling as trustee, | shall
convey no other title than the one vested in mo
TERMS.-A credit Of l. 2 and veors will he
gwen, the purchasers giving bond with annrovcd
security and deed of trust on II Land to secure
the purchase money.
II The sale of the per sonal propertv will com
mence at the Home House and ali persons des;.
rous to SEQ the property before the day of sale will
apply to Col Gray.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee
IN. b-Thc creditors of John p. Grav ore here
oy requested TO come forward and exhibi, their
CLAIMS. InW,,,r ,"e'f
Dec. IL ~"
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The beautiful and high blooded Horse
VIRGINIAN,
Mx.9A W'..:... .: :: at n 'Hs ;q s:~.
M1E rvs; So a"Sr miles" of L'1e''y

son will commence the lst of March and e1pirt
the LIST of July To he let TO mares a, the rehnr
price OF 8 the single leap to be laid al the time
the service is rendered$ 10 the season. 10 he paid
on or before the expiration of the season--.nsu,-
ance for 1925. 10 be paid as soon as the mare i,
discovered to be in foa or in any way changed
and 90 cents TO the groom in every instance. Ev
cry attention will be paid TO mares sent to Virgi
Man, bu, will not be responsible tor accidents CT %.
cspes. Good aud extensive pasturage tor mares
from distance grats--Maies can be fed on rea
sOnahle 10 rms nv Tho ia
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CERTIFICATE.

ms IS 10 certify that trained the sorre horse
Vrg'nian, the property OF Joshua HARDY, the Fall
alter he was three years old made a II iAl Of his
speed on the Winchester course, which WA,
thought by the best Judges be the fastest m,lr ev
er run over that course. run Vrgnan at salem
III the county ofFauGnier hich race he won With
great ease at two heats beating Mr.. Marshalrs
horse by Richmond, Mr. Smiths hay colt by Chi.
ton, and Mr.. unerback's, by Potomac. run him
the second OF November, al Salem, The best ,hrpe
IN hse which race he Won via, ease az ,hr ee heat.
uiven under my hand the ION Of December 1877
WM. &. HOUSE.
Dec. M
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4 Hed'e'ne confidently offered to The public as one
lron. aoAtca a radical and permanent cure can
be obtdiaed
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ROBERT TINSLEY, Ck
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Jan.2 o.
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Groceries, Provisions,
&c. &c.


'E'He subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his Store on Broad-street, near the E.
riscopal Curch, an assortment of Groce-
ries, such as teas, coffee, loaf and brown
augar, melasses, rye and indian, meal, p-
lotbread, crackers, cheese, butter, SAIL
fish, rice, salt heef and pork, lard, choco-
late, apples, raisins, spices of all kinds,
chewing and smoking tobacco, segars,
vinegar, cider, lamp oil, potatoes, onions,
beets, turnips, pickles, wooden ware
crockcry, quiils and paper, pins, cotton
thread, soap, nuts Of different kinds, curry
combs, hiuges, hooks and staples, herring
sword fish, -four, SC. &c.
WANTED, in exchange for the above,
butter, cheese, potatoes, meal, apples,
eggs, or CASH.
Aug. %. S. S. SWASEY.
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AN EXPENSIVE NAME.

Mr. Prince a respectable citizen Of
Boston, was recently journeying on the
continent Of Europe. Before visiting
Germany, az customary, among tourists,
he provided himself with q passport in
which his name and residence were in
scribed, James Prince, Of Boston, and set
out in plain unpretending style in compa-
ny with another American gentlemnn.-
At the first town where the travellers
stopped they were received in stately
form by guard Of honor and with grand
salute for which they we're presented with
a bill Of a hundred norins. At q second
and third town they were received in the
same style of costly magnihceRce. The
two Americans finding that at the rate
things were going, their cash would be
exhausted before they arrived at the cen
,re of the first circle, enquired of the host
| if private gentlemen like themselves could
not pass through the German towns with
out 80 much ostentation and expense
The host informed them that they could,
if they pleased travel incog., but then said
he, bowing obsequiously to Mr. Prince,
"it will be necessary for his Highnc.- tc
take his title out Of the passports" Th.