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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

Eagle FIghi.-Ws learn that an eagle
was shot on Bergen Hill, N. ]. while flying
over the sportsman's head with pig in his
talOnS. He was brought down by a wound
in his wing. He fOaghl two dogs for an
hour, and drove them OF severely wounded.
He was finally captured by throwing sheet
over him.-.NeEv Era.
It is bettsrto dwell in forest haunted by
tigers and lions the trees our habitatiOnS,
flowers. fruits, water for fOOd, the grass for q
bed, and the bark Of trees for garments,
than live among relations after the loss Of
wealth.-B.
The mind is dePraved by the society Of
the low; riSeth to equality with equals. and
to distinction with the distinguished.-b.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
JOHN Il. CORES

SO1N - OO1S1A6
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services
10, to his friends and the public as agent
for the sale Of Cotton and the purchase Of
goods in the city Of Mobile.
July 1s, 44-t.l-d.M
The Flag of Union, Ala. Beacon, Voice
Of SumPser, 0emoplis Herald, Selma Free
Press, C2dawba Democrat, Hayneville OBJ
server Montgomery Advertiser. Wetump-
ka Sentinel, I'alladega Register, and Colum-
lbs Miss. Argus; win please insert the a.
bove until the first day Of March 1883, and
forward their bills to Mobile for payment.
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ioHN ALFORD.
p0H1RR SHOT.

4 PERiOR article Of Eden PARK
E stortine posgtler IN eanniSsers, ESQ FFF
Dabci,,'s do. il kegs, Buck. Turkey, and
Squirrel Shea. Percussion caps &c. Apply
= S 81 FIELDS
lsns 20, issT-lo.a
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
CLARK & CO.
Columbus, July 4, l8s7-41-t-1st-d-J.

u The Montgomery Advertiser, Ala
bama Journal, Wetumpka Times, Flag Of
Commercial Register Of Mobile, and Mo-
bile Advertiser, Selma Free Press, Gains
vile Reporter, are requested to publish
abOve until the first Of January and for
ward their accounts to Mobile for collection.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

Notice.
TIME Partnership heretofore existing in
Il this city under the firm of BUILT,
SHIP, & CO., and in Natchez of Ship,
FERRIDAY & Co., was dissolved on the
I'd current by Limitation. All persons indebt
ed to, or having claims against either of these
will present them in New
Orleans, to Bennett, Ferridays & Co, and
in Natchez to w. & r. Ferriday & Co.,
who are duly authorised to receive and pay
the same.
The signatures Of the old establishments
will be used for the purposes of liquidation
only. by Henry L. Bennett, New Orl cans,
and VIM. Ferriday, Natchez. or their an-
thorised Attorneys.
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
Surviving FARMERS o fine firms o Built
Shihh, u Co., and &tihf, FerridGy, q
Co.
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
The business hitherto carried on by the
above, will be continued bv the subscribers,
in this city, under the firm of BENNETT,
FERRIDAYs, & Co., aud in Natchea, of w.
& r. FERR1DAY & Co. who have entered
into Partnership for that purpose.
HENRY L. BENNETT.
VIM. FERRIDAY,
ROBT. FERRIDAY,
JOS. c. FERRlDAY,
S. w. WA TIERS,
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

3 poor Democrats, however, put
nth in Mr.. Jefferson" Demo
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
JOSEPH ANSHUFZ.

CTRAYED, from the lsubscriber, living
- three miles west Of jamestown, Sumter
county, Ala. about the lst of May last,
two horses, one IS IA bay with scar on his
left eve i'd. and about seven years old, the
other is grey, nearly white. with his name
cot off, had bell on when he left. Also
two mare mules sone. is a sorrel with large
blaze in the face; the other is yellow pay
with 4 small star in the face, and.has glass
eyes, and IS branded on each hip and Shout
der, liberal reward for the above horses
and mules or any part Of them, delivered to
me-. OF secured, so. that can get them again;
or ] win be thankful for any Information
respecting them! -
~ The Southerf Argus: Columbus,
and the Star, Macon,, Mississippi. win IN
seFt The above for six weeks and forward
their accounts TO me for payment. ]. A,
Flag 81 fhe U4ion
lime ss.-ll.5s
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08
lust Received by S.B. SUN
q 5000 lbs White Lead in IS. so and
1OOlb Kegs.
NOTICE.


IN consequence Of the deGth Of
IL Mr.. Isaac M. Jones, the copartnership
between myself and :iim is dissolved. The
books and accounts of the late firm are in
the hands of Adm. Murdoch, who has been
appointed Administrator on the estate Of
Mr.. Jones, and who is, hereby. authorized
as my agent in the settlement of the concern.
All persons indebted will see the necessity
of settling their accounts without delay, and
those having claims will please present the
same for adjustment. The Furniture and
Cabinet business will be conducted hereafter
by me on my own account at the old stand
Of Dubree and Jones.
LEWIS DUBREE.
Columbus, July IL, 1887. 43tf
r OST:-Two notes of which, the follow
L. ing are copies, viz
Al, 1850 PIcKENs, Fcb'y 9th, 1887.
On or before the first day of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, We prom :
Use to pay to James L. Gay or order,
Twelve hundred & fifty dollars. with interest
from the first day Of January 1888, for value
received Of him this Eeb'y 8, 1887.
VIM. JACKSON,
Endorsed by } JOSEPH JACKSON.
James L. Gay, s VIM P. GILLESPIE,
TIL JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given to the community,
that the above described note, in whose
hands soeyer il may now be, is the property
Of James Gay, and must be paid to him "a
lone.
JAMES GAY.
Columbus, July 4. 1ss7-41-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-08

"HE Subscribers having enter.
Il ed into Co-partnership for the purpose
of conducting general
Grocery & Produce Business,
blended with the Receiving, Forwarding,
and Commission Business, under the Style
s.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-24

from bombardment; dock yards and naval arsen-
ais from destruction; 10 give shelter 10 u'eiehdh'
vessels in time OF war and 10 sing ships VI ".aA
er sauadrons when pressed BY superior ioIee' rof-
uhcations OF this description eannol DC 100 soon
completed aud armed, and placed IN eooui''oh u
the most perfect preparation. The abundant means
we now possess canno: be applied IN any manhei
more useful 10 the country aud when this Is uohS,
and our naval force suiheltntly strengthened anu
our militia armed, We need not tear thai any Va
ton will wantonly, insult US, or neediessly pro-
yoke Institutes We shall more certainly pre-
serve peace when ii is well understood that We are
prepared ior war
la presenting To you my fellow citizens, these
patting couns,ls, have brought before you The
leading principles upon which endeaNoftd 10 ad-
minister the Government the high Office Win
which YOU twice honored me. knowing that the
path OF freedom is continually beset by enemies,
who often assume the disguise OF friends, nave
devoted the last hours OF my public iiie 10 warn
YOU Of the dangers. The progress OF Ihe ,hi'eu
States under our tree aud happy institutions mas
surpassed the most sangulne hopes OF tie founders
OF the republic Our growth has been taP'u oe
yond all former example, IA numbers, IN "eahni
ln knowledge, and all the useful arts "hich oon.
tribute TO tue comforts and convenience OF hAh ;
aud from the earliest ages oi bstoty 10 the pteseh'
day, there never have been thirteen millions oi
people associated together IN Que political body
who enjoyed 50 much freedom aud happiness a.
the people Of these unil,d states, You have 10
longer any cau.e TO tear danger iron abroad !
your strength and power are We'll known through.
out the civilized world, as well az the high aud
gallant bearing OF your sous. II IL from within,
amoGc yourselves. from stupidity, tfOn corruption,
from disappointed ambition, snG lno'Ginate lhifst
Tor power, that factions viii Oe ofthed aud liberty
endangered. 1t Is agai 81 such designs, "haie',f
disguise the artots may assume. that YOU have ca
veciaily 10 guard yourselves. You have the high
est Of human trusts committed 10 your care. fto-
violence has sho~t cred on this favored land bles.
sings without nuHbel, aud has choseu ,ou as lhe
guardians OF freedom to preserve II tot the oeu'Ls
Of The human race. May lie, Who holds Ia his
hands Tho destiaics o. NATIONS, make yol worthy
o tie a,ors he has btsl4Sed, and enable you, win
pure hearts aud pure hands, and sseprss 'igs-
lance to guard aud deicut TO the end VI lime TIC
great charge he has comuilted 10 your keteping
VI, own race i nearly fun advanced age and
falling health warn me that before iong ! must
pass beyond the reach VI human events, and cease
TO feel the yictssttuces ot human atAus- thank
God that my lite has been spent IA land Of h6-
erty, and that he has given a heart T. love niy
country With the affection Of sou. Aud t.led
with gratitude iOs our constant aud unWaNtfing
kindaess | bid you last sud 4aeeltonair iAfcw ell
ANDREW JAO hSUN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

Tnbuetoo. Nj. Davidson is authorof Travels j,
Mexico. Egxp, and the Holy Land.
Tie Sultan IT is sud. while ON horseback, re-
Gently accosed b, Denlsc, who acclaimed against
his mpiety \ quarter Of an hour after, the bow.
string PM stop FOREVER IN his oioquence. The bo-
d, was given up. and ntmof circulated that
Miraculous light shonc around he inaryfcd
corpse.
ATTACHMENT OK \ RhTL RoAo.-fhe great con-
tractor for public works il London. Mr.. NJ lnosi,
has attached tie Whole Greenwich kul Road. IN
tufc>. carriages and all. He claims 10 receive from
the company thc nllIug amount of >1,ju00o0.
DEtkf TUT FoRarE ASp SwlNrffR.--lahr nanle
OF tbs iadN idaal huted last Wrck. tuin> out
Ia be J. \. Robertson. In 81. ho ogh up lis fe--
deuce Al Ilaud=btdzr, ue1r Chester. aud accession
ais went to Oxford whore hc iabk tie -ref Mn
ternt Arts. Subsequent, he married ,enng lady,
bN whom lac has child oil II months old, aud se Is
AGAIN pregnant IN the state OF Virginia.
Stoclpoo Adf.
TRhnE OF BiRmNGnAN.--A depurafian linm
Birmingham waited upon Lord Melbourne on Fri
lay. with memorial relative 10 the snddclly alter
ID and depressed state ol trade thai town aud the
nelahborbood The Reputation accompanied
hS several members oi Parliament.
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ELll.,ci n Il LcAef RaLaR

IHAkLtsTON, >. z. I ITII o
Tn Banks here. wien specie IS called tor re-
fuse To pay SILVER. aud turn out SosefcIgns. One OF
thcm hls an old luan with spectacle TO weigh each
one separately. at the rate OF 300 10 the houf
gentleman applied Tor gold to early with hun 10 Ncw
York wanting $500 To accommodate him. the old
man commenced counting and weighing the So'c-
feigus al I0o'eoch aud -mtnHed WY deliberately
until " O'Clock. When taking out about twenty dol
lars oftic amount, he very eoots showed all the
Other pieces weighed back among the pieces laid a
side as being deficient IN weight, requesting the gen
mornIna.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

IiirlS rpm TrauHera.-The New York Con,;a.
and Enquirer gives the following account viii, h W.
copy by way of caution: "
y very elegant exterior of a gentleman co,,;,.
from Washington e" day ago stated he was son, -
Lord H., and was coming TO New York TO recci,.
sum OF money from the British Consul. and ,,n,,,,.
ed OF fellow passenger to act as purser until he .
the Consul, which the gentleman kindly co,,,nlia,
with, stopped together at the Astor House ,a.,aI
some OF the best wines, and occupied double bcl,i
chamber; at six in the morning the Young selt.,nl
bed nobleman arose, examined the pocket book Of L
unsnspcctlng companion, aud modesty abs,ractcdGf
~ dollars from a considerable sum. Yesterday = az.
tlcman calling himself Lord A., called at our OH
in Wall street, to ask could he get cash for his Lll
with the GonSufs endorsement : being answered IN ill.,
Affirmative, he departed To draw the bills The ho,
dld not take On Monday last "A gentleman ul
was 10 have been married 10 the only daughter of
respectable family IN New Jersey referred IA ,I
Consul for his responsibility SO confidently fl, ,
length of tnn, that the parents did not doubt H..
hct-but 1t length they deemed it prudent IN v,
upon him on Sunday evening, when tn Then, .,to,,
lshiaent, Mr.. Buchanan -ncw Aolhiss of The non
tlcman. Mauy fraud have been praefiSed l., snsl
confident appeals. surely it would be- WISE to refer IN
the Consul WHO requests Us Ia say that if any hills
offered with LIS cndu. rneui, thcy are ior,e
rics.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

Sft SrsrrSr.-Cap'ain Mekown. Of tho IL.
lin9, winch 1f'ed at y" Orleans on the 3D. in~i
the Sea serpent: February 10, lat - 81 LAM. ~,
% v. at noon. saw something very slngula, -, =
water. about l00 feet from the shin and - :, .'
preached, discovered that it was a >tale H. 'l
which was shaped similar to thai OF living fish ai
MS body entirely round and OF the size Of ship,
four aud i've hundled feet long. The ,, u.,s ~, ="
ieclly calm and the whole ships company -! =,
nunber) had far yie,, OF this monster nr,I a., III
tor the space OF MALT an hour, when he ondI,,l, I
the ships his motions in doing which were slm,r =,
those OF series OF barrels at equal distances from,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

ri" oRtttSs, hpfli :.
We latr had another future tor large amount.
Tin stonn has not gel blown over. Report says that
the Lyffppol depulaiion has Obtained loan from
the Buh u England oi oie aud a hail millions sfer
linz. our9adIhen ofieplaciug It IN specie nom 4
meftcl III % day. II this be true, Nv lotA
VII be- let IN Il bad way. \ sudden dram at Ia,
moment would be sine TO suspend specie payments
ENehanee being Al IL books sqlay. On tie
ohr baud. some dstrust Is beginning 10 be lnaniics-
ted BY -omc OF the banks here towards each other
Ihe only way for The institutions OF tie city 10 keep
up confidence i Ia sustain each other and do the pa
per oil solvent people. 1t IL utterly IN vain 10 attempt
bolstcrng mp the monoposrs This they will find
Out II they persist Money is becoming more diff
Quito ge every day, and tins difficulty increases,
prices must SO dowa
NV oRLrA%s.-tnder date of April 10th we
ilase IN account OF the Sale, OF Cotton on SATURDAY.
the eth winch were rs follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

INn,cTMENT FOR TREAsoN.-Stephen Merritt,
'l''s flgh,' and Randall Irving, free persons of
color, have been indicted AT the Supe,nr Com, of
81 Augustine EAST Florda) for treason against the
n,ied States IN supplying the. Seminole Indians
"ith provisions and ammunition. They were ar
tagned and plead not guilty, and thcir ,rl was iHe
Tor Tie present term Of the collt:
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E.1SsEIO.l.SHEE T.S1'<.

have received my Spring assortment
of HATS. Among them is the much
admired SILK Hat, OF various shapes
Also BLACK and DIAN BEAVER: BIZ.
and DB. PLAIN, &c. &c. OF all tue variety OF fashions
to please the old and young.
They are handsome; good cheap. Please call
and examine JOHN q. MEEM.
Aprll 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

We lcaru tha Moucurc Robinson Esq, has just
effected sale Of thr stock Of The Reading and Ca
ta,sissa Rallzfoad Companies, in London, 10 the
amount ola |ajIEoe ot dol'ory. lie also obtained
loan Of anofllr, million upon the same stock
TPhii1d. E0qutrcr
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i hLTIMuRE.. ARD

BALTIMORE, \ ri II.
Mayor General Gaines left Baltimore this morning
III the steamboat line Cor Philadelphia He pro-
ceeds as far East New Haven where he has Il
son, al ale College. On his return hc will take
The Pennsylvania canal route to the W,st. to re
snme his command of the Western Departments
plfrp.
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s.s's .EE.RE' E,tIE.V.<fU'E
Spring supply of7soots and shoe,

Nph'~ oi"'h' Nfit' nhd S"tin shippers.
i'ln'h Nd moo"'" -rnl, rnFln uud lralh'r " 1hne
Slmy mal t-lmnnlle slipper OF tpuous pattern.
M- h-honoo md ptnslln, aud -cl slippers and Shor-
thlI'z shipper aud Shp, oi blu aud tuia4 roula. soue
NctN neat aud Wcb.
hrnemcn- inr and sroue Shr'. fhonoc~ and Enc Pump
al a variety OF patterns md mtma qualies.
GTniIcn'n.' ,"r, superior calf and "
A-o,hsl Root- oi eb'1p luatIes and oo4 such
u-sd los EnaIacels Farmer, Caua lnml4, o.. In.cI
aud =sWcd.
ANN present 'rnekof Shnr and noot inuIu,, iurc
particularly "a oticr am conhd'ntu Will a,c saii-tlr
uou 10 tho-c Who ma, houor with Ih.r custom.
JOHN q. MtsEN.
Am
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i,CCE SIGNI NJ

lhefe Is food tor reflection IN the following para
graph Zen years ago the individual WHO giycs no
en Ia his creditors 10 come and take what he hls to
sl'c' was poor man; but when properly hogan to
Use enormously nand about Buffalo. he commit nc
81 purchasing and selling lot, and real estate. and
came 10 hc considered when speculation aud prices
had eliminated 10 he HIGHEST polat. worth Half a
Million Of DolIas!l W. olnsrlc, heard him =. III
mated, by moderate aud c,n,Id Qual e.. at $500
COO But tlc Hubble has bufst, aal NOW. rr.a the
following Commentary
COME AND GET YOUR PAY.
sioHcy hfre nom, Int such rs / hare I gift a1-
Il H,t
believing that II VIII be necessary for me TO max
IN assignment Of my estate, and every interest con-
hected herewith, before the 18th DAY of April
next, Tor tie benefit of my creditors | feel a treat
anxiety to settle and arrange with rs many Of those
having demands against me rs possible before, thai
tilnc, as ! now have large amount of GOOD srclir-
Ties which can noW control, and noih.no can con-
tribute To my happiness more, (exccnt pa,ius the
GaS0 ihau 10 hand over what menus have 10 fhos,.
Honorable and 'ine men To whom | am So much in
deb'rd. want II strictly understood By those utter
estcd th't shah i'll all instances pa, IN Good ~ssuy
Ties, the fun amount OF debit interest and cost ,ntil
The utmost iarthmg is paid; and when all my ,c~t.
rites soGc If there be amy unpaid they have one
guarantee only lor the eventual PAYMENT of then de-
hlandsa M: hat have been acquainted With tn.
ba''nts' and glcat growth and prosperity Of this our
'lh' city, buffalo, Tor ) Years. can say that shall
consider II but the work oGj years to make ul the
balance "l my debts, II II does exceed the sum Of
S2'o ooo Courage, temperance industry and
honorable dealing, the capital have 10 dcpei,l un
on-and I'll Try il. >f,N+o.. p VIZ,
Buffalo, March y, ISL
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Also, 20 very large supply Of

ID URE fresh Medicines, oid Wines, all kinds
q Prime Braudies and Holland Gin,
Paints Dry and in oil and Fancy colors,
brushes, Narnishes. " alter and clyet colors,
Oils, Fancy aud Common Soap accry large supply
Periumery, splendid assortment,
India Rubber Shoes aad Aprons, assorted,
Surgeons and Dentists Instruments
Fancy Goods Cigars, Snutts Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco,
Garden and Flower Seeds, 5 pieces and Dye Suits all
kinds
Bottle, Vial and Demijohn Corks.
Pins, Knitting and Sewing Needles,
Glass and Earthen shop Furniture, all kinds. w..
DIR. McLANE'S u MR.. MARSIlALL'S 'o
muee or H0rm DcStoycrS.
Human aud Artificial Teeth,
Gall and Spurzlellu marked Heads,
Skeletons on wires aud in boxes,
Lemon, Ginger and Raspberry SyrupS, ~,
Numegs, powdered Tor taverns, boarding ho''
&c.
F2aid Extract Pink Root for destroying Wor"S' -
an the above with all other goods Oh hang, 'h
be sold ior as at any house in Virginia u, u, -,
whole or a part of the stock would BE- dispose' "
tery adyantageously to the purchaser. ,,,rs
Aprl Il t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

Mf. EnorAEp Po>roI, VIZ, on Friday last pre-
sened 10 the President, by the Secretary OF State, as
fnIey l;\ifaorImary aud Munster PIcnipoten;iary
Of his Majesty the King OF III. FGENen ncar tlis
Government. ffaoEf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

\ luMr OF Goho.--lt has boca calculated fllt If
the capital OF the United States Bank 90 nill.ons1
were IN one cubic bloch of gold ii would measure
on zach side about 1G4 mches and It's weight would
be upwards OF G} tons.
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COTTON MARKET INNArCurz.

cotton VIII not command money in Natccz at the present
h' at seaceh any price. a lot sold ON Thursday of
week at ID eenr ON credit OF nine months onds
o, cotton nave stood m streets day b d without heinz A.
hle to ind single cash purchaser.
Natrte- HeraM H,r,h -.
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" ''''i''' ~
toflGp oaRNc, NJ the Ba,hia.,toa Il, sg9or
NTN ORII.,Ns. Aufil 10Th
DE,GSla II have Just time as the mail closes IN a
few minues Ia s,> 10 You that SATURDAY wasthc lar
dest day ever hnnWnIn New Orleans. MOI a bank
bought IL bill 81 the North and There =. so ,onrI dis
ulst prtylhue that 10 oui-door busiGes, Is done IN
exchanges The news of the douas ri the United
State Baal vii produce 10 effect Of consequence
here. Noihne slort of the nlieI#o.if3an Of me (ny
crnncut aid lie throwing INTO market llra,,oI l5
,,i,r,del channels oi t)i, ,,,,,., -,c,,
could restore, es,. Gdanrr to- vol i. ,, -
not even H. and can II, any onod
Thu house Of BurI,nrr >t,uto,# 4 e. d,r.,g. -,
cotton and N ,=fcr, arm Inc. .,,,,, 49,. ; , -
loan ut half Il million from tho b,,l . -, i
world carry Them thnouob IN S,t.I t 10
eng efca quantity of cotton mo nra, =, 81
feet they went BY the boald.
What deductions will Won make when Won bea,
thai the very best cotton will uoi command I'm, ,h
more than lU cents 1hc,, very ro,fnrs Lay, had
advanced on thrln fully cent. ordinor, dcs,,}n
TONS viii not brlno t,nts. All nro,,c r
falling The Transactions of Fr,l,v and >.,,#,la,
are not worth recording. Fnielns are M. =, Inn
ments Of cotton are the methods now ,aoI,tc1 t,
mt To LIVERPOOL
The late eas .bour IN. Ncxe,,,s ,n,.,di,. ,,,o,
j. all a, IrIp,I 5 cot M, NJ, nm. en-, r,,,1, l
d.,trs. n,,,, It,,.,., 49, .5,' nv
~ 7" "e .''h o,'nao. Aol a word oi news
~ ~ -'''i'''''af idG'l & \ u, j.
~" uii ny III ia.
al
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Nv s vi Fed,

a \ Apprentice 10 the Printing Business. 1T Ibis
L a Oilr". one of cool moral character ouI,
Viii be taken.
April u I, if
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E'ttaa Iroma letter writea bg an iuirIseat oGeer RI h
.i,"2' "tied Foa bote, fFl1riltJ .tpra 3 1871
tfaral Jerap has sone 10 ruupn d> The second hri-
"ir accompany in 10 point on the c Hill slornueh about
seven miI'- from fampa. Tho indians coming m ,ors
low l. but 1herr lsno doubt tr -inrcrty TIGER
ttA party, consisting OF about Two hundred. have L,,n in
some day and Abraham AMY ed HIS cyenu. ruth NJ hSIrr
"'rt Alligator and Cloud, with fhcu propl-, have arrived
al Tampa liav.
We rNpgot tie Indian, will all be- embarked, before the md
OF tins monta and A the first of My hope to ,, ON faces
turned In stations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

Tn, Patterson y j Inteiraonee cf the 10th
ms, ,ss: ~ understand that 40 e,s han four cot
Ton manufactures in tlis town were compelled to
suspend operations. IN consequence OF the iailuie
Of an cAirasfe commission house III Philadelphia
List weea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24
The Harm anu EssU,,0.

Mra Ford will hcgn 10 give lessons tbs I,Hr in tin
course oi ate" DAYS and aso take rhnrcc thru
puplsior the PISA Terms, tor each instrument onc loa
4 lesson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-24

The Grippe" is said To prevail extensively both in
New York and New Orleans but some OF the papers
say that IN this country it is disease entirely conf
ned to the purse, and may therefore he called the
- Money Grippe aloe G0:efte.