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Eoi..-VI NO 1888
~. Eork q. xsalt1zn ore Jackets

kIACNETS FOR NEW Y0.,K-New L,ns-
L. To snIi punctnoliy every second MONDAY
during the season, Iuii or not iull.
ship Orleans, 500 Tons Capt 81 Sears,
Shin Alabama. Al. Do C. G. Berry.
Shin Arkansa, G27 do e S Dennis,
Shin toga, 5i3d do w Hathaway,
Shin Sshyil. $40 do ID Jackson,
Sim K.utuctv Gos do Bunker.
Tha above ship. are of the first class, copPereo'
and copper ASHAMED, ard having been built IN view
York cxt ressly for the trace, taey are OF iight
draft of water and almost invariably cross the bar
without a1y detention. The commanders arc men
OF great experience, and the ships viii ways be
oWed up md Down the Mississippi BY steamboa's'
They have handsome furnished accommooa'lonSs
and stores of the best DESCRIPTION will always DO
furnish d. The cabin passage ia $50 without
wine or liquor, and there is no liquor iurnished 10
the officers crew. For freight or passage apply
on board, to II e AMES, 4s Camp 81.
The ships are not accountable for brsakage OF
glass, hollow ware, marble granite, coopeEage OF
TN, of iron steel, responsible Tor any
package parcel unless regular bill of iadlng
is executed therefor al tho ofiico of the eists.
novel,
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n ~ IL ~
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF

n EN ORLEANS AND BALilMORE Lin Il Cf
PACKETS.
This line will CONSIST. of the following vessels,
Which have been built purchased expressly for
lbe trade viz:
Snip seaman, Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, - Nckerson,
Trad Ferry, new - Stevens,
Solomon oL!tus, Latham,
Brig Architect @ Gray.
These vessels are OF the first class, have hand.
furnished accommodations, and are of light
druit OF water as TO admit of their receiving and
'lsch"rglng their caryo"s in Baltimore at tie city.
freight viii be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
OF James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssls. CLARKE & KELLOGG, at Baltimore;
expenses goods shipped wi" be advanced when
required. Ft.e price of passage fixed at $50,
ample stores OF the b st qnnEty will be provided.
Steam up aud down the Mississippi will be taken
on all occasions.
Fur freight Or passage, apply 20
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov27 % Bienyile 81. .
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ROWLAND TONIC MIXTURE,

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err II ms brHh SHOWN ana apr c,a'e"' N'''a"}
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ELnnInA RolLrE EnR NEW YORK.

" Travellers DESTROYS Of taking the Florida route,
via Pensacola, The North, informed that frs
boats will constantly from Mobile IL Pensacola,
leaving Mot and Pensacola uther day after the
list of May. Coed st,ges will always he provided ny
the subscriber 10 be in a1incss take passenger. roa
aiohile ia ense tho failure of the boats
NB AnNOI.D.
Tho searlos' Ch-rorGa, 'ssyes Mobile for Pep.a.
.o'a ~ NJ = isb sSiy
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New YoHx,l7,h tugust. - Q

SIR: Ia con'eq cnce II .c4di,g e rmtary ''f',
have zen T. .unlrl, " les, wit. iMlGe~'m r
TEA years. tor the las three lr"S my Suit''n-s lm'"
h'rninsupp'rt DIE. hay II r''r,' I'ny 'crm >
h.naii5 | d Sai1rd f rvrr obJ,inn; any reruu e,h
ri, f. nAs + i cd myself - ia IN i hopers de- pan
| vas p.r+.raI i h. ~ NY remt> " L.. 'hrfne'h :
nyspcprir iixir. | have now finished Tia tontti bot
tIr ul kiuw not how 10 express MY mrs ION OF IT.
wo .l,rtl sirties and lh mmlce II pcrolnli III
restoring IN slu.at he tth winch u4hi lost iii-
eyer ,e4d me hat -. d N n bottles aud exec
nv thank in In. blessings you have 'nedny re-
storing ne 10 p,.ie&t health.
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PENSACOLA MANSION EEOUs

r. tilN PENSACOLA.
VIE Suhscrer aVi ~ purchased the lease snd fist
n niuteol TINS wuIi known astab(I Slnent, from Nj
Taylor, the tate proprietor will be ready ese,e VI.
tiers by the lst u Apil next
Numerous and cosby improvements will be found
the arrangements OF Mansion House. New a. Il
more cOnmU,tiOuS hing houses will be built and
warm 1h~ will be prov Ided AT all hours. A sta! 10
Tiers for horses aud carriages. RI rate horses aud
carriages will also tie Kept for hire moderate pricrs
aud Sall and raw boats with persons manage them
Tor tn OF vl~rrs billiards aud Other amusements
rsHny found at Watering places, will also be furnished
IL ii 81 conducted 10 .tertere with the rumtor
and quiet OF the hoardgrS The wines and liquors will
he OF the best quany, and 10 ensure ull supply of
cr cargo has already breu ordered, which will arrive
about the lat OF Nav.
Mr. Frederick barnard who formerly kept so popular
hotel nj Washing ton cIly, will cUndact This io ell for
the proprietor, ~ao it'll such aid confidently assures
tue sTitrS OF last year aud his friends generally that
they will reraiVe every possible attention; and thereby
! expects to give gen raj satisfaction
J he local advantages OF III house too we'll
known 10 need lrngt ened description k.re. The
facts tint Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Government; the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad
ron Tie snlnN OF lis Climate refreshed constantly du-
/ ting the mouths b. the coolest ree1es from
'te Gul The beauty Of the bay and the ueghbouring
island aud rivers; the ahuniH and delicacy OF the
i Ia with winch the waters abound; and lis proximity
Il the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the prs-
ference all other places in these lattudes ia
healthy and delightful summer retreat.
First rate hoas will Tu between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and ill at al times he allie 10 take the
f.uHI Ia. ScS Orleans Loats.
NIB ARNOLD.
reusacn:a, Feb. 18th 1888,
u, G~ndemen wishing TO engage rooms for their
umit>, can address the PROPRIETOR at Pensacola, or
Mr. SeweIl Taylor, tho torme' proprietor, New Or
leans.
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tOOFEKS IAST
( GONE As f~tND--hy Copper sequel to 'tloma-
I ward Bound
he Lily; anew novel. in vols
NaIoIr ,.emors, on the Evenings at CanbaccreS,
IL > vutuurS.
Miss Niliord'= Country Sto'i $.
ieu.r Pill rim, by De. ,i.d, in : vols.
Yankee ,otIons, in vol. ~
y,onmuas She suouId be, by the Rev. II Wins"w.
PHYSICIANS Manual, hy Robert Nlrun; ami 9th !
io.clties T. JOHN e X 90,
nova cor 81 ChuIe- Il tnnmoa i
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TUFDFGH IN FIVE A%D HALf DAYS,
From Mobile (AinhHra) to Angft>ta .G"-'l
Y FAM : Mobile cvcIN other da' itlnlG ,la'cN o
{ the arrival of the MAJ. from Ne" Orleans, per tHt
sreImbom ENElI>r, iIlakrl, coaches 'o 'euSac Il
steamboats, pcr cus;co i'a,, 81 Rosa sound ana Chnc
tH.acl,c RI cr and ay) to Ced4r Blu, coaches enc'
Aiariann-, CiuilaloCrhcr, (ttHrncli, Mount Yer
non, li.nbl !lge, fud,Non; llaMk'nsSlle and Louis
viie to Nugusia \ passenger llli" has seat al Nc.
hiic is in no h;us -r ct heiug thrown oul or losis h :
pre-. hy oner conflicting Interests as The FiOk
ia LIME. is nut ONT concern, and under one COS TIC
iiirDich0ul and RELY WITH CERTAINTY up h!2
arv: al augusta III time specified, through ali Wealth
rI and at season, unless most unforeseen cata5-
tOphc should The Great New i!ilcars Ma;
is c,ricdiy this route. The Agents for accom-, i2dA
,iou Teams, Coaches ard Drivers not surpassed
the soHtheim country.
The smoo hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
.s,n2 water nav ,a,on, the time and accommodation
afford the Traveller speed, cer'tnt con oi, aud plea
lm VARIETY; connected rs with the RAD Road
Charleston. $ c. and the packets To New Nsrk.
iiGl c-rs can rca i, New Work from View Orleans
LESS InAN II nAyS+-N ashtrgtm city in II.
FROM Cha,tnhooc'.ye, Florida, have Branc
jra via Q.linc> and Tallahassee, ST MARKS, hor
post coaches, also Branches from llRakinsvili-
Ml!c,IseviIlc and oue to \iacon light two o.
coaches. SiOGk Tons Is co.
Ai-, Inn
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LOUISIANA INSTIrII f


'SN'ilS ln<tin IN tor the erurH ,lr q mt g.
'n'n. Aili - INTO 0perntio on litn t.5 Of 'ri
Der, N the ha~rmaIt tory { tn, Nrii list Church
rn of ;nr"I tr't an. Pow, as ind r tse di ecDi IA
ct The nirrs'ln'l win his nrrlpeI tic chIu of
athe as = III 'evefn Ole rs "i ,hc N rib aui who
is Grr'a he % oae OF the most cpraied uuivcrsc
oi uropp.
he course of stu H. 10 he pnr-uel in this seminary
WA ne cnmprclrnirl Tn { i Alng d.rs on, wa:
l. Tie q lgll4' de'irt n'mt cm'rlcng all The
ale'IeS OF thoraugh and acconp Ish}d i.ngli h ed
uctttiuu
: The classic department, co nprchrnlng the
latin and tirrrh languages
The !erarrurni modem languages in which
Will b't'ngln the French, spa fish and German Ian
guIgP2.
l. The mnthen lie and phi osophi al depart >cnt
go nprchenint ALGERIA, ''crme ~, the tNu irignun
'Hrlr- with th'r prJerira application to Smvr> ,
Navigation, N~l0np ny, sc. Natural PHI los ply u.I
Che "isrrv us,r,trl by nnprop iatr rxperime rs.
j T !yruinG Glasses IL the Modern angutses viii
be iUrincd and at ended To On tllr st )cror!r
] i,DDERNANN, A VI.
REFERENCES:
GIBSON tsQ,
Rev rr4,iI'nr SIAN EON, Louisiana CoIegr,
ar<sun.
Urr LrZ&NREHG.
|. c DliN Az Es,,
J NJ ,IpI.SpN $50, New Orleans
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: ARBLE CHIMNEY rIFCE W.nrrou

srARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
re GustomirnnSe street, opposite the pos,ntlic".
The subscribers are now Receiving from their fac
tories in New York, aud viii keep constantly on
hand i general assortment II Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuprrlur Workmanship. and of the latest patterns,
made Of the best Egyptiau, Italian, IRISH and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
GrAyc Stones, Included an! plain stills and lintols,
marble acings hcnrlls aud boundary stone. plaster
OF PARIS. Konrn x Hydraulic Cement aud Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment OF
brass mounted aud pluin Crates and Eussia Iron
Crates of the newest aud most approved patterns.
Lettering done il the urt,cst manner and at the
shortest notice. they have first rate workmeE te
set the above work
ir5 LANES KAHN 4 STROUD
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T Sanford Esq, Mir c Culun,, r McAlpin, ESQ.,, Ii.
kibby, in Mob lie; I 1'oy ior, P P Rea, Esq, in Men
Drleans.
S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the hove hotel Is placed Geo Whiman's
ollice, i ST Charles Exch lnsr.
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lFcrHy PressWe The ler+ilne ,"Trrr to abide
Y.y the lave con ition4 as Tar as they applicable
weekly papers. ,,,,,
(Signedb A Is. LAW Ih W.,
SCI W subscriptions are Ia ken tor lie than months
Letters lnuSt, ia iii Gases, he posi- paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

ltcaunot bo denied that the institution has already
done much IN the advancement ot tue farming inter
est IN this neghbnrhood. II has improved the soil
and the means OF tiilng has added 10 the do
lnrste comforts Of ii. members. II should herel orc
he conducted wuhspnt--and as there is strength N
nnithnde, oil counsel again solicit all the mem
hersol the Executive Boardto attend the time above
stated.
Comnitee.-odin G. Clay. President; Elijah
Fletcher, Benjamn Wlgginton. Tho NJ. Bondnrant,
Henry ). Lanshorne, William Owens, John NJ.
Warwick, John Early, Nalh. J. Mauson Robert w.
Wuicts. Champc Carter. James A. Mefiwcther.
John Thurman, Annon Hancock. John G.. Mecm.
Bcnl Wilkes. George Markham. Jehn Williams,
Richard Perkins, Charles IL. Lynch. Henry Latham,
DR. David rattcson. Charles II. Mnorman. Mau-
rice I.anghornc, Jr.. Maurice II. Garland, Paschal
Buinrd aud James w. Ma,gan.
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Oct. lS
81 l. r.

ON The l3Ih day Of November 1888, there viii
~ be sold upon the premises at public auction,
a tract OF land, containing about 1870 Acres, more
or less The Tract lies al accent 10 the lands OF
Stephen Martin, Gideon Turner and OILERS, on
the waters Of Goose Creek in the county OF Bedford
and is a part Of the Tract OF Land on which John
CLytor resided at the time OF his death. The part
to be now sold is the portion allotted 10 Sam Clay
tor in the DIVISION OF the real estate OF SAID John
Clayton, decd
And on the l7rh day of the month, the
House and Lot, in the town of Lynchburg imned-
ately acros, the alley l,om the Washington Hotel,
will be old at public auction. The sale will be
made in front Of the building.
The sales will be made III pursuance OF decree OF
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law add Chancery
for the town of Lynehburg, made at the May term
1897. in the case Of Pelicoas &c. Us Clayton and
others.
TlnMs-One & two years credit, in equal amounts
the purchaser purchasers giving bonds and Sc
curitv and the title retained until the inll amount
thercofls paid Off and sal SIZED -
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Serg't and Commissioner.
r., "a ids
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~ Counies remain 10 be heard from. which will
probably increase this mso,i,y to 5000. For Con
gross, as FAR as heard from, Wings and II Loco
Foeos ATE elected. This Toes not include tho Sd
DISTINCT IN which although Naylo, (Whg) received
40 majority ever the "tory" lusersoll the oerlih-
cate OF election has been gwen TO the latter by tho
Judges oi Election 10 to Z consequence of allegcd
fraud in OF the election districts. This dcci-
sion had created great excitement, and meeting OF
the citizens OF tho Northern Liberties had been cal
led " to express then sentiments upon this high.
handed outrage"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

South Caroiiaa-rhe Washington Chronicle
'h'nhs 'hat the sudden conversion of tins State from
lhe most butter opponent TO the most ardent support
ct oil the Administration, is an illustration of the
true sublime! II IL were So then indeed would
1t be true that there is but step from the sublime
to the ridiculous. The Chronicle adds. that tho
friends OF MI Clay 4" dare not insult the people of
south Carolina by openly protesting their prefer
cnce Tor man, who declared IN the Senate with IN
sultng arrogance, that he inte,lered only to save
them from the gallows ."-Thcy think it more noble.
we suppose, III support him who ,hreatend to hang
them upon the gallows, as traitors aud ielons,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

The whole State Rights Tickets UNDOuBT-
EDLl ELECTED by majo,tes ranging from $50
to ls00 votes
In the Legislature the State Rights party will prob
ably have majority OF TWO in tho Senate and
FOU X IN the House of Representatives. Thus will
our triumph be fall aud perfect. Every thing ~
carricd-the whole Congressional Delegation and
both branches olihc State Legislature.
Let tins result teach Mr.. Van Buren, how little
strength Mr.. Calhoun is likely to carry 10 his aid
while it teaches Mr.. Calhoun himself how slender is
his hope OF uniting tho South IN favor Of ms
allies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

o. pr. Claiming, the big gun of the Northern
literali, invited attend Garrsons Peace Con-
ycnton held in Boston. a few weeks since, for The
purpose Of protesting agant every thing like violence
even in repeng the wrong doer, or in vlndcai'ne
truth and Justice. The Doctor expresses us ueep
interest in the subject, the more because he says
he has .never been able to meet the objections
which, lie against any and every exposition OF IT. mat
he has seen. " My adherence Of violence (he adds')
inclnes me TO literal construction OF the Christian
precepts but this cannot reconcile with the duty oil
government TO apply force to the protection OF rights
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on a
w credit If SIX months, at the late residence Of
Beverly Davies deed IN thccounty Of Amherst. on
the nh day of November next, all tho pcrishable
property OF SAID deceased, consisting Of STOCK Of
every KIND excepting Hogs, Iiousehod aud Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Utensils. Crop OF Corn and
Fodder, Oats and Rye, &c. The purchasers will be
required to give bouls with approved security.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES, Admir-.
OF Beverly Davies, decd
tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
COMMUNICATE Ed.
IDMMU
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

f. . 'INIRDff1
The Executive Committee Of this institution are
eornestlu sotcjied to meet, the counting room OF
the Vmginan Office, GU Thursday the 18th inst. a
II O'Clock. The day OF the Annual Show and
Meeting of the Society is now near at hand; and III
consequence Of he small number OF members present
at former meetings VI the Executive board no prepa-
ration has vel been made ot II. Indeed, IT sng
pe,trd At The last meeting, that, like of The
Northern Societies, our Annual Show be postpon-
edto another year This proposition was made I'M
der the discuuraeng circumstances OF the seasor-
vet we believe il has met with the decided dlsappro-
baton of many members OF the Society who expect
and are already prepared to exhibit Stock, Domes-
tic Manufactures aud other articles for premium.
It. then can have Show, it is necessary TO pre-
pare Tor il Immediately.
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say that us II is the hand uaid Of Enterprise 50 IS
the offspring of Freedom. IL is always most active
where industry best projected, as il i. always least
'sio'e "hefe the fruits OF the peoples abo, are at
Tue mercy oil desrot. We therefore are opposed to
NEIGHBOURS remedy, Tor the effects which it
viii produce fr the "sphit of gain" be crush
ed IT. will only be because the energies of the peo-
pie will be palsied by financial revolution, winch
VIII be as destructive the combined horrors of war;
pes''ience aud Mountaineering all the energies of
our people and making them fl, subjects of Turk
ish despoism