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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

Kot1N 4. CoORk has n.sss 90 arrsnee.
e ns~as witt Ne fsnsber gDWss p fsOl5kE.
sd kis IN PHILIP p cuJKE. by ehIsh sli<y
Aase uafgrtkatA. With tis ers-aerl(tnn. q eis.,.
Ne eaenIsh.d lsfsfrsslaesl hssis.rua T'krt ,Sill
esrrially Ealeed q ~ pr.7.felfos, pnd yi.srvsa
~ We Clsaasess ssstA u vseallaa-a ts1t - fIse
eNsiaees % shish A. eas ~ Isearr ~ osv stiua-
flha- J. =. fosEt sp1paerssa nfsss,t ssss tsrrinr
TvEnas, u egsirr 80 ~ Gasl dlatr. eltisa ~ =
ESaeh 81 his eselsess - pnsliosr WA siev
v CA9ga kas sesass ~ fsrn " aspp,.ss.,s a. 9el.-
shssfsy. Wtpsl,rsssf. lnss -. sssS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13
Arftsse .FsGersoss. EassssI
ron Sam

TN ccnseqfonee % TIE purchaser failing
- 70 comply With the terms. or sale, Tho
s1oseTtbcr eguin oifrrs. q private ssis,
his RARuslyins about midway between
Chsrisstcwd end Shsphsrdsto~n, consnlninK
lao scres of 6fst-rsis LAND. isfsrior 90
none - yirEissa. TIE fnprovsnsnts con-
siss Of . iargs Bsiek t~osssofy Dssliink
Hossss5 Bhees. House, Barn, Sisbiing. and
even eseessafy out bnildine. oil new sBd Of
she Ftfy eestdsseription. TIE farm h weiI
wa1ered The tabd h IN the Gness STATE Of
-e,f'iivasion. end V weli eel In timothy and
eia<sf Tsr9s made kaown on application
sosEra y. ABEIL:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

WM0C13n A asBh ssr.s. llsllg if,su1
81 febiI 3 ss1s. i,tf O. tsesz 3
tsnzsf 81 lafieg freaig.
9 irr -, = Asft - A'I se1I q y setcess.
~ Az FaafTf - tss Nv ~ -
eeaf tet4ss, 81 ae4n ~ aa&sz se<f S
tt4 Is44I. - ~ tE3 4|F4 1EEE-I
Nlpa tnEEE a .t% N9f 81
$500 ~ lSa Ss 4t -
1,rist va - ssIl ~ e,1 - - ~.
1s aNA l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

AS rsessssd his ofIics % ne room lately
NM eecupie1 ~ hobart Wofthinkson, Pea.
- = Ceesmissioncr's ocice, oser ne Hsrkei
lioase, ChssisntowH, where ~ may aIvays he
found exespt whsn absent On prufsssiosnI bs,-
siBess. In sddiiioa 10 lhs ecurts q IelEsrson.
kc-s - wiz practice n Ne courts % De csan-
y q Clnrka- ~ usfaniisrink psssevesunes
n asseniioa b al business eatiustsa 90 his
care. h kopes and axperts 20 prosa hia.sls
worthy Of Tho eapfdencs and pafrnhsx. AZ the
ssnsroas snd eaiightsnsd pssp's wi|sm he
pr6poses 20 serve.
-Ckaflesiowa. Anrii 6. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

44 aebeeglhePa uik - Rest tttIf
~ Dwailiez Hoses = aeash aear d
- = l1r<8 EoeEea, eaz1 Nt1k Sc rat1e..
eee F@eA soe0, ase 9assss fepo, go 3
E alIc1es. A ensN ~ Enst rsf'nN srse
= e2ha3 81 weeit ~ 80 lssrs 81 lsn
s&eH Eessslrr = s. - sises ~
40 aNnEneHrl
sf essa - lsss.--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

-, XUA (1II. ~
AuIcee ne 49, - h.v, .a,,.ss
|ths ncvsI shs;sclss n ~ .;~:1;-s<
voe,1 - : $500 ,.,;,,S 80 .f~s-:-:
oerhans. 4. - r,sr,,;,,;c..s 800 5rs.s-.s
-. - n. 49, -. 49, Co., a.--;s1-.
/ a. vouth - ~ 'shst -. - -!S
md thevs -. ( -. 80 A. - -
seduclivs inllusnrs wh;eS . So. - 4
cards pressct. nav y. .aj.a ~.
lursmsns a. oss., 49, s-,sSt
alton ~ III cr;rr;riss - -. 80 -
b6etvS n = nof r~r.,v ~ $780, 80
thai money q h.,.,as5 - E,s.r-~
s.sked k.5 d,,,ts.~ s,,s:..s
oroise;ss sli ~ 49, rss... 80
"a prsS;e,r,. Ess.- .ss..S..s
muse nens. II mi. d..rr;rs;c- 80 -,
couode ana eorr,,nt Iii sh,s ras.s.
r;tl,;,, a. ,,-.,;,sss a s----r ~, |.
BEHOLD M. vcnr~ $500 49, ~. -
pestucu. vs,e ~ rss.;s,E- l.:.s.s....
eceao- sale sa,.h inio ,ss ~ rr,s5
flushed Win hoos. az h,ovsJ nm r;,h
eurios;tv and e.rerness :. vo,,a - -.
exner;encrd h. ueycs;ess $780, .,e;
cieni 10 exei,e eyerv ps..;oo ssa = ~.
mia, &c ~. t..s.. ,,5 49, - -, ~.
MEASURE ne - hrou,bt 4. ~. .a.;;. - .
table-he ,stss h;s ses, ..d shs n.,s;,
zion wall Which ..osre,ss S;,srs e.,
vice. = broken down. Ess;e;o. 49,
aIlur;n0 In i,s spoe,rane. .hs.,se,. -.
10 fhe souI and sn;,;s &c 49,. -.
duped md deluded bv NJ. c,,nns n,o,.
he. ere Ionv heeornss in;s;s,sa - mi
The morbid ana ae.,rvr,;vs ,,.;nc;r,..
Of the oame,ter IA. s,,enas - ,b.s
esil them,elyes1 having acro,n Il; ~
their f;rst nurpo.e temn,,nr lin !.
NAV cow d,a;n liz, ~ -
h 4 st.,e cf 3a.ners,;or r. d.,.,c';rs'
,or,tr;e,. hi los, f,r,rrs-.h. h...a,..
-splunoex derner and ae.n.-. "a -.
come. noss isvolyed - az ,ar,s. =,
ruin.
That hear, onc. ar, ..,, ~ 49,,
manly lvirtae. Il Gallon, snd unws,,ns,,
by the least raw ~ pe,es !, has. sTh.
deponsac passions Of envy and ;ss,o.ss
rnnhle and rae. !. NJ. d:.or5.r.A 80.
ten: the mid and ebeerfuI ,emns, !.
NOE changed. 20 the morose e. iure. n
dsspa;y.
That eeniua thar oase rn.rtl.A ,,s,h
such . brilliancv and beaaiv and wa.
calculated 20 sdorn and aAd lus,r. -
The FORUM or The bar. L now enerv.,ed
and DESTROYED BY the debanebrd r,rr,fl;.
eacy of the, gaming table.
Yes. such K the melsneholv and an.
ful effects ar niav unor "a huc.,
heart; il po.sons every ssnIiment d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13
1M1WWA1e


Saddle ~ Esssrnees .gf4 Eer,
EsREcFaDfs.s .pn,susr<s 4. 81 = ;s..t,
= = see eusioa -, itst ~ he f~n.,tst & n,
SAGE q ~ t1s1i rs5sif eppositses8p Bsek
shers - n prspsyrf d aflsf6 - lke ei,a.
aebts ~ ~ ific,sss go 49, tstlio rsnssallS
- usaab 80 gotliinUss b .hfes - hs6a
.Fssd,.na&a se4h ~ estf5 srsffssisos = 3.
iiae, 80 efii asts % ststF 81 lks shafies.
nas<R. - rstsfns ~ ssatslnl faasts ~
~ ileerat teffassake besEnnsa aer.s his-
siefs' ~ eoo,@eh, esnenl ~ chs9ses,s =.
SO rlrsess tissteif shsg anthis& ,ksa -
a4elIdf - ~ psst - sehtag 80 kasf.fs1s
iies ~ 80 she'mes fessf ~ eilA osis
s.llss,astne. ,sasss a.. 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

W Rs DIXON Vii open school o. ths
4t1 frst Moa.lay A April. Cor ths instruc-
ton " Children N the several branches com
monty taught IN scbooiss = her forms wiil be
moderate. Nlrs Rssksfk viii give lessons b
Music, III her hipther's rrsidenes, or el,S-
where, a. may suit th.se who win favor her
with employment in thai way.
The situation Il particularly favorable and
desirable Tor . school. being suficien,ly con-
rsnieat 70 -ile town. retired and hsaithy.
Ohsriestown, March 30. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

VHNiiR Saw 3stI.L. nv G1.lsNE s0DEk
~ 80 twa LOTS, sessaeien - enmer.
Dg8negs - sss e.eBaaseah RtSef
~. Wtiiiam tstti1, Niit aAs1 fhs sfss
F7epsef - 49, 1Ftosa ele1lnr q ssstasss
- - a.. seskAs so'ss'p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

49, NATOTbxsids I'D nss P6sus.
E zs,s ~ NH esasisas - oIss
II % pssysssly sntli asia. d 5
tA1la silsssss ~ Jsssrsaa eeaasy,
scar ths suFnplhe Ssaalse from Chaslsstsmn
- Snithaeld. 40 GsFthsr deseFission i
eseDea EeepszerF, ~ shesD whe wish %
pnsehess can e6ii Ard ie6<a ssF ikamsslses
so11N MDEEn. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

q LIHE8T0NE eAhM. h h.fEalsi
n esantg. near re noalh e ias o..
gasa. espasiAias - seres. 1ha isa4 = y
Psotseliss gsaiffy. 49, ~ fapgesreeal.
ase ielsr.sls. aPpl1 =
- 4 iess. = $685.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

10 EA1eee - - mn TEA csarisr:. = -
sssIeel Z - 49, - bsswssa AdsqsG My
The tsllffsspnes NET h Shs bss.rcom
lef Ne Aolsl. smi1st = crowd u ppopls.
fssesmbled. Il would sppesr, 10 behold
Ilhs sxpessed souniei. Anery votds
veye exchangsd md thea The eensls-
man dsow their psstolSsne fred, q the
distance al three o. four psces. Mr..
Nsylos had two balls in his heart. and
IN lev minutss Wa dead enough
Mr.. Bronsugh had bulletin his groin
from Mr.. Nsflor's pistol. and another
from that Of : third party-some friend
q Mr. Nayior-end Tell. Mr.. NayIor
lived long enough 20 utter faint
Fbaxzs when told that bis snsaeonist
had fallen. and expired almost in the
act Of thus rejoicing in revenge
What . place Of excitsmeit this city
is--to:dsy 10 Sunday, and since have
been engaged In whiting this letter the
funeral Of Nsylor has been going on.
The Louisians Greys. . beautiful and
well drilled volunteer company, with a
finc band Of music, has been paradipe
under my window, Two sieamboats
are throwing OF noisy steam, Just ready
70 leave the Levee, loaded with people
for the races---whils all the Theatres.
as usual, are to be openrio-night. Mad.
Celesie Is playing at the ST. Charles,
and Mrs. Lewis and others at The Anne
rican. and splendid Italian opera
company opens tonight At the Theatre
d. OTieans- And thus We 90, hurry bur-
ly forward. In this world in miniature. |"
Mouth sag.-The editor or The
Olive Branch has received letter from
The Rev.. Robert White, which the
Rev. gentleman wrote with bis mouth.
MIR. White Was an officer in the u. s.
army during the last war. and 10 bat
lie he bad both arms shot of by cam
non ball Since then be has learned
to write by holding his pen with his
teeth. BY perseverance,. he has sue.
succeeded in what writing master
would cell n bold graceful hand.
A more remarkable exhibition Of
what may be done by ingenuity and
perseverance,, was to be seen, ten years
ago. and pefhspsis still 10 the streets
OF Paris. The exhibitor had also lost
both arms; bot, provided aith small
low table. . little bench, long pen
fastened 10 and protesting from his
breast. with curve downward, q num-
Der Of small squares Of paper, tidy
little wife 10 place lhesn orderly before
him, he produced pretty specimens Of
Penmanship. simply BY s.orsag hss Boz
dy in such q way as to make The pen
bear npon and traverse the slips, which
i did g RAPIDLY and 10 Is good effect a.
though by practised hand BY the
sale Of these specimens, the couple
gained very comfortable living
When il fained OF they had earned
enough Tor The day. the wife used to
fasten the table on her good mans
shoulders. herself taking charge Of the
bench, iakstand and papers. snd then
they would nsarch of together, seeas-
ingly ~ eontcnted and cheerful 90 IL
they bad thousands per snnun, and .
fHn allowance az arms besides.
TN y Eom. "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

WHUWARD = COuKR and PHILIP p.
~ c00kK ksviaR f'.st,s.l s.sI su.,.
nsxbs1a, w pgestisa n ne csasts e tAs 40
9'sseneeEg = fnspsssen 80 1kvTnnaas ssan-
~. \. p cEaEa nili, aanseesfr. ssi.ad sl.u
SsfEstsr Cssrse ~ CtsnKn SD itSapsnaa
Na4y hese Hsl,eFiikrn. gilh 49, nia $40 60.
nsFsllBn ~ tut,t 81 clAkr. d stlr,sl ss,.l 49,
n. hssihE.s n ~ asafs - Rrsdrrirk, Jsgers.sl
sd tismltItire eeuiltirs
) NFizsts rssr, {s.s Is. fesY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13
THURSDAY, s1oRNING, Arm. Is, 1887.

sunss he sslsen a II sssuaa sksn.
xe( IL ~ 1aneklefs ef onf c6ou-
~ drew lse6oos On ~ indassieus
nstsous - 10 pest Ths compon,o1s
|cf ~ men Who fouGbt tko eCttIse a
|eh9 Revolution wan inussd % hsrd-
|shiPs ed sceas1ssed - oncsasinR
to;! end - did they educate tbsss
dapghte1. Health, conlehtnenI hap.
pissss. cad piesty sfiisd around the
family altar. The damssl Who 6pder-
stood most thoroughly snd aeonomi-
calIy The mansge9sns Of domestic mat
terS. and sho We not afraid 10 pot her
banda into awash-tnb, Tor fear Of de-
slroying thsir elasticity and dimnine
their Snowy whitsness. vss' sought by
the young men OF those dsys-ss 81
companions, for Iife--but nowadays
iolearn the mysteries OF the honsehofd.
would make our fair ones FAINT away:
and 10 labor. comss NOT into the code
Of modenf gentiIisyi
80 60 -. n
oUR SAVIOUR ----s...--
The following Z hIstosicsi eyidsncs that
our Saviour pss not even Of The swsrlhy CO.
'icur Of the Asissica u b ihe copy Of letter.
presented b. tise ehz5ssisn fathers, which vas
ssnt By Pabiius Lsntuius, = governor Of Jodea,
20 The Ssnsts Of Rome, resp<cfiae ths person
and actions Of Jesus Christ, which serves ~
strong testimony and evidence ~ 10 tho com
plexion snd appearance Of our Lords person.
The suthcn;ieity Of thc ancient Manuscripts,
from which u 10 translated, h founded on ths
best authority. Titerius Caesar wss then En-
Psror, and caused The extraordinary ipteiii-
gsaec contained IN this letter 10 Be published
throughout all the Roman provinces.
There appeared in these. our days.
man OF great virture, named Jesus
Christ, who is yet living amongst us,
Add Of The Gepiiles. il accepted rs q
prophet Of Truth. but by his own dis
cipIes called the Son of God. he
raiseth the dead, and cureth Altman.
ner ofdisease. Aman ofs,ature, some
what tall. and comedy, with very re-
rerend eounienance, such n the be-
holders may both love and fear: his
hair Is the scolor Of q fIhert full ripe,
and plain. almost down to-his ears, but
from his ears downward some what
carled, more orieat Of color. cad wav-
ing about his shoulders. In the midst
OF his head goeih seam or partition
OF his hair. AFTER the manner ofthe Ma.
zarises; his forehead very plaia and
smooth; his face without spot or .wnn-
kie. beautiful with comsly red; his nose
aud mouth so formed ~ nothing can be
reprehended; his beard omewhat thick,
agreeably in color to the hair Of his head
not Of any great length, but forked in
the midst; Ct an innocent mature look;
his eyes grey, clear and quick. In
reproving be Is terrible, in admonish-
ing. courteous and fair spoken; pleasant
IA speech, mixed with gravity. IL can
not be remembered that any have seen
him laugh. but many have seen him
weep. in proportion Of body, vel
shaped and straiSht; in speaking. very
temperate. modest, and wise. "A man
Of Singular beaaty, surprising the chill
dren Of mem" -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

hiss iAxs.H. HecKvlrm advertise, hsrseiI
ready 70 Fsceiss proposals. foF rAatFimony. Ia
ths SAi. River Journal. published a BoGIina
Greco, Missouri shs thns describes .hsssslf
Near sighssen years Of age, fsil
lcomplexscnr light cologed baif. blue
eyess eommon height, rather slender,
and > round face. / am by no means
.veallhy. though I have enough for !
comfortable sappors---a plain Enelish
educssion-quite . ~ieldy temper
and weil-dispessd towards most Young
men, tbongh I viii not cohdescend q
notice svry fcp, who may cell himseII
respectable.
"The gsnsieman that takes me I'll
any one 5oes) mus, have the lolIowilr
sdmiFable quslilies atisrhed 20 him.
va: Amid temper. . good feeling 20.
words the girla generally, and 81 IL "a.
yor Of The man he thinks best analified
foE the Presidency in l640. He raosl
also Be man that will enguard' BIN.
SELF whtn ia danger. and have pasiencs
vhen heis.d1vns.' =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

HE spbscFIbers respsetfali, iuform The
pnbils that an arFsngemsnf. hes beea
msde % faeiiitsts the assancemset OF the
pupils - seY.fsting TIE schooi iate two ss
Partaenis = CIsssscalana EnElish.
1tvms pr Sessipa ~ s eas;slAs
The usual Rngiish hranchss, Aio
Fof siihef Aalhematics, the Aneisnt or Mo-
dern Languages. % extFs charge of Is.
JOS. BOYDEHs
,. CHISHOLM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

Jfanan - twsniy. enc years Of ace
began 70 save g. . week, and pat Il "a
interest every year. BE would have a
thivty.one year, ofage $3.50 l5a. Ild.;
y fosty-one GS7l l7s. 7ad.; q Efly-oee
E135 lis. litd.; a sixty-one III. aa9
81. I'D, n seventy-one, 81 90 4ld.
When we loak At these Sums. and when
We think bow much Temptation and
evil might Be avoided N the ses Of saw.
Tag Them, s6d bow much good man
ia humble circumsiances nav % Tor
Bis family - shes@ sans. We cshnoi
help wandering that there ase not more
savers 81 -. q week. fis Who tsyes
this sem mpy rot only pay his own
wy, hni he may help ibe al.licied sad
subscribe to.sndons benevolent socie.
ilss. IL sboli. BE- nay show mefey 10
lbeusauds 10 fAn world, sad he aag
help them e. their ssg % bsiler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-13

p4rsaelessspf 7lsusf The hirsh. A.,
20 Csll, he foppdsF ~ phrenoloery. -.
csiebrsied IL New -Xogk. ~ 4 d,nner.
a anmbsf ~ s6mirs6is. iossts were
dFnak. sad tuope thess Ne gsllAwina
vhieh rssV - ed. is painf ~ 80.
lenee. q - e "a ksps
~Dy Nr. HsibsA Tkm es,s~,.
sees phlfe $50 pisee - nssa - ~
ksea efest siliaol sssaiia;1;rs a,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11

4, RICHARDS, Tobacco and Snuff maaui'c-
y ;urer, No. 277, Camp street, New=Orlehns.
wishes 10 inform his friends ami tile public in general,
that lie is now prepared to furnish, any ll''g, in tie
above business AM, has constantly for ME tic following
articles:
SNUFFS.
Rose, German Rappee.
AIac.,hoy, English Phi :"R'sent,
American Itappee; Natchiio has,
Initiated, AnclicaI gcn,leman's,
Beiy,,unot, Dunkent ltappee,
l'isl, l,lacksuarsl, 81. Omar,
C,,,,,coa, Paris,
Pure Spanish, Half coarse ltaplee,
Scotch, and genuine tooth powder.
TOBACCO.
Fin. cut chewing, sweet secuted or plain.
Fine cut smoking, of various qualities.
| l,ib-iout Virginia, Spanish, &c.
The above articles nil warranted asg d, lfna STU
pcrior to any thing of the kind imported, and will be
furnished 10 dealers Oh the most liberal terms may
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
=-----------------------
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS
SADDLE & HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
No. 30, CORNER CrsmMneIsE AND CnARTEEs SITS:
FHNlE Subscribers are receiving by the packets
T. and other late arrivals from New York, in addition
to their former stock, large and arsomc assortment
OF Smlleiy, making their supply for the ample
an" complete comprising every kind and quality OF
article in their line, among whi.l.
Ladies' and Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
!:emlcman's do plain, Spanish and Creole,
lioys do do do.
BrSlcs, bri,lle Filings ane martinsalcs.
Saddle bugs, double and single,
N;liccs and medical bags,
Brussels and Valencia carpet do.
Worsted sirt's and sursinsles,
Worse,l and sti4,inng webb.
Satllle-tiees AZ, srup feathers,
Holsters and pistol belts,
Best iron framed leather trunks, OF assorted sizes,
Brass nail boot top do do TO
Coach, gig and crop whips,
Ladies and Getlelsen' stwiy do,
Plated, brass and Jal,ancd co,cl, harness,
DO do 10 gig do,
DO do do baro,clc do,
Cart brccching, collars, bri.lles and lines.
Hook and Chain la.ncs,
Ca harness complete.
Skirting, harness and bahl leather,
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sleep and hog skins,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together wla large assortment of plated, brass am,
steel bride bits, curb cllans srups, sI,s &c OF
Il. "ir importation Also, sOo poughs. Of Kings
b,ar OF assorte, Sizes jus, received from the ma,nic-
tory at nied Conn. all OF whictley olcrat wholesale
and retail ut the lowest prices and on terms TO SUI,
customers
They will also Continue to receive thrsus tie year
by the packets Ilon New York, rcs supplies Of goods
OF every description in their line Of business.
md SN, 'rH, HUBBARD & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
THE FLORIDA STAGE e1,.e..
STEs nj BOAT LINN
kaf~z1 kztSf@zs kfS1s

$50. kazzS -zz sasslS go
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALE DAYS
From Mobile (Alabama) to Aususta,
n EANES Mobile every other da, immr,, s,S'1 eo)
IL the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans am
steamboat EMELNE, to Blakely, coaches In d. per Tie
steamboats, per Pensacola hay, St Rosa sound mn, uask
tahace Ii'cr and Bay) to Cedar Bluff, coaei"s Ghoe
via Marianna, Chaialooclce, tformeriv NV, u,eta
non,) cambridge, Pinder,on; Hawkinsville "% Ven
vile, to Augusta. passenger taking his s"s Louis
bile is in no danger VI being thrown out or lo .he
preference by other conflicting interests ms III. ~ he hh
DA LINE is but one concern, and under one 'n ~
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY nv, w td
arrival at Augusta in time specified ,hrorrh all oh M
er aud ut any season, unless some most ,ntnrs "ea
t,ophe should occur. The Great New Orlcsea e aa
is carried by this route The Agents for ac.a' Aia
the southern country. l"''eu
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe mil =.
esting water navigation, the time ant, accomn,o 'ef
afford the traveller speed, certainty, comfort. and
ing yariey connected as ii were with,lc ail R,"es
Charleston, S. e. and the steam pyckc,e IL m h,aa
travellers can rea ii New York from New H ne, lsr
LESS THAN II nArs"-Washngton city in 10 ''"'' y
From Chatahoociec, Florida, we h,,a u.
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks
post coaches, also two branches from Hnwkn,"';G1s '
one to Alc@se,ie, and one to Macon, light two "
coaches. STOCK'rONS 81 'of'
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1885. ~
Office II, Mansion House, Mobile,
"Distance, New Orleans to Mobile, Iso
Mobile to Augusta, 5ia I"
Augusta to Charleston. ia "a
Charleston TO New York, gso--,ss
Time, New Orleans to Mobile, % hons
Mobile TO Augusta, 100 a
Augusta to Charleston 70 :,
Charleston to New York, H. 90
Making l6s miles per day. or miles per hour, 1I
siyc OF I'LL soprages na,,n ''
N. Is. beg leave TO INTERN the public ,L,, 4.
bridges over the Chatahooche swamp apd IIaT ih M
creek haze just been completed the general ro,s'
ment he only obs,nccs OF Grating asaiisl this ssr ,i
speed, ioutr) are thus happily removed; ,+M la, ".
pleasure oflca'ing from travellers thai the eoaelrsLor.
drivers aud roads Of the first order; am, AS IN ~.
water route from Pensacola to Cedar Bluff i, is ,Im,
ted y all who have passed through lite he unssp,ss
in novelties beauty and safety. The bridges ,lua,sI
Georgia have also been repaired J NJ G. BAKER I"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-11
NEW FURNITURE WARE HOUsi


FENHE subscribers open ne n complete lsSort-
Il ment elegant and useful furniture. viii h they
have just received by arrival of ships Surutogu Ar
kansas and Mississippi, from New York, consisting in
pat OF side boards OF various atterns, with egyptian
and Italian marbl tops tables of every escrip
ton and quality, wnnrobes of varou patterns, secrc-
tary and book cases, ladies' French toilet tal :, tot
lett bureaus IreciHn dining PembrokeS card and In
dies work tahes, pine do. also, few pair siIeuoarIs
with Egyptian marble tops, and bepn,itnl ar
Gle.
\ complete assortment Of sofas.
4 large and compct assortment of mahogany mn
pie, rosewood, fancy and common ehnirs .aIlogmnv
rocking do covered with plush, pain and figured hair
cioth together with complete ass rtmcnt Of such ar
Giles are usually fund in such establishment, the
whee of whio will bs sold Oh reasonable terms for a
proved paper or cash.
The public respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc the :eck,
NIB Goods packed at short notice in good order fnr
shipping. fI2 CHGRhNr Il co
nRY GOODS-i0 cases fnncy colorrJ doo,es,;I
- prints; 10 bales Trenton improved ticknes: 10
bales Oxford A. tickings; eases blue Ptsburg cords
ease heavy black carFcting landing from barInc Jo
s'phne and for salchy TCCASH & "a.
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