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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
BEAUTIES oFTuE sOUTu WEST.

FlGHr.-A friend in Louisiana writes under
date OF the 3lst ult. that a fghttook place a few DAYS
ago ia Madison Parish. Go miles below Like Provi-
Jence. between a Mr.. Nevis and a Mr.. lllrner.
which terminated fatally. Tn Police jury had or
dercd aroad ON tie right bank of the Mississippi, and
ueighborug planters were out with then forces to o
pen IL. For some offence Nevis. the superintendent
of operations. dogged two OF lIarpef's negroes,
The next day the pttes met on horseback, when
IIafper dismouuted and proceeded to conshIu Ne.
wis lor the chasriscment inflicted ON the NEGROES.
Nevis Immediately drew a pistol and shot has assal-
AM dead on the spot. Both were gunileaen of the
HIGHEST rcspeclabiiy, L0iS. JDura.
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nd = ! - a5c ~ s, ,"' ,t'5crI,y and ;n,rnnn,
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' .'s t., La Il -, =. ! oaa't ~ In ,bn d.fendan,
rs,,I a. H. .a ul man. n,a,aI h,s ,Iyn,s,v and v,cs,In.
9uL H. 49, ,,a' i,", ,n,'li.d - =, ~ owner f., tho
- .9""'' 'u', ,n"' Iin1i,a,5i@aal Ishe, nc,nwb,io
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~ - "'n7 ~. ~ m. GL.,4r - r.,,isi Lan,, -, = =,
~ - fins,,.hiay ami IL ff. has sinro Lran
3 %.aa,,aJ oi2l'baS Waya, af IL. nl,.a honnn'
rr ,s.ned hIs wa,,nrt and s,a,ted off ,bfre of Inc
S6a,,fl,s dr,n,es IN rn,,nf of ,hr dri1oueul. Lni
the later. aael kecplng diem At bay Ill they found
If rmpo>slblc TO arrest him. Surrendered himself To
the Ml,Isuate. by whom he was bound over to the
nexf C,rcut Co1It. From the AI,yor.4 once. his
Honor anil the parties lillaanl proceeded u the tay-
c,n fn t,kc : dgnk bx way al e,a,,, hosIiirs. nm
the evil luucuonaly rclasedt 10 sign articles OF peace
by touching glasses with Buaht, wileleupon the
latter made furious assault upon linn, AID then
turaed aud logged" mlae host within an inch OF
ms life because hs IutcIicred. SATISFIED WIKI ms
da,'s work, Bright refined. Can we show any such
specimens OF claaily aud refinement IN kentucky !
ID.
ANOTIiER.-The Attakapas Gazette OF the
2Ita ult. says that a white mau and a slave ma med
Frank, belonging To Edward Ilebcit, IN that PARISH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

y TONTLAND TLNII NUg 7,
Sir-My aitcntion has been called to the pnbltca
ton in the last Spectator of a speech which pur-
ports To have been delivered by YOU Al a public NEE
ing Ia Birmingham. IN which You are reported 10
have usfl the following language III relation 10 my
self;
" believe their very Ambassador here is aslayc-
breeder, or one Of those bcInss who rear up slaves
Tor the purpose of tiliic. Is IT possible that Amer
Ica would send hero a man who trattlcs in
blood, and who is a disgrace 10 human nature -
desire 10 know from you wheth rrhls is acolrect
report OF what You SAID ON that occasion, aud with
lhat view address to YOU This communication
| am, SIT, very respectfully yont ob't servant,
A. STEVENSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

10 adfhi . statae nl'i.h VS. SAID to be The fresi
work of thai gleat sculptor, the House "o"'d la.
steps 10 induce e temporary Keeper 81 . ua'lai'at
ediffce to adm tic statues Of the ulustfions dead
Mr.. Lead, moecd that m humble address be rfe.5
scented tol,ef Nasty. paying hat her majesty ""si'
be grat ausl, pleased to ditoet that There be l''d 1ez
fore i.us Louise a "Rofuin Of the nanHes ol Pets"'s
WIZ, have been convicted in Upper Canada OF 'reat
> m. .,,isnrtson off,easor. or felony. since the Isl ol
. tober. Is37; tie value Of the personal properly
tie number Of acres Of real estate, the value OF 'ht
houses, building, and lands. II ANY, belonging TO su14
persons, forfeited to the Gown; the grams anu
sales, IT any, of such forfeited properly anu ,''''
t1fe names al the purchasers aud grantees OF such
proeeriy and estates. and tie value OF the PERSONAL
and real estate. 50 for'rited. retained by The 'fo"n ;
and The an oaaf or value Of real aud personal estate,
ifany. that has been granted by the Cto"ai /" Tue wa
ous. children 81 relatives 81 snch PERSONS anu IN
naucs Of such etdutccs.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
DFS$NIFKgD,Y.

,FNHN CO partnership formerly eXjsting between
Il Joseph A. Royal x Francis S. Miller, is DIS
rolyed by an agreement between the latter aud the
Executors OF J. A.. Royal, decd. The debts and
effects OF the concern are all transferred to Mr.. Nil.
Ter, who IS alone authorised to collect lem-AIl
persons having claims against lie fam, viii present
them to hun for payment.
- c. l.. MOSBI, Ex'rs. of
JAS, ROlALL, }J.A. Royal.
F.S. MILLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
POLAND.

Private letters from Warsaw dated 2etll nlumo re.
fer 10 an extraordinary conspiracy SAID 10 have oesh
detected IN the Polish eapi1l-(dcnonnced by the
French Government MS II WAS bclIeyedi-and To
which WIS attributed the numerous arrests winch
bad lately taken place IN Warsaw aud other paris "i
Poland. 1t was The intention ol tue onnsrItAtots' 4
mong whom were several Russian olheets' I" nlo"
upthc Emperofin the fortress ol Bola, Il sisit "hlell
aas the principal object Of hs journey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
DANIEL o'CONNELl..


80 PORTLAND. PLACE, AnG. II, iS57.
Sir,-l have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of yout note of last evening, in answer to the one
from myseltufthc preceding day.
Presnmlne HAT You intended your reply as a disa-
yowal Of The offensive expressions contained IN that
part oiyour reported speech Which had allusion to
myself, aud to which your attention was called, | am
satisfied with the answer YOU have given.
As an incorrect report of Your speech has been
made public through the press, beg to inform YOU
that | deem II due to myself that the correspondence
which has taken place should also be published.
| am, Sin, very respectfully, Your obedlcntse,yant
\. SrEN ENSON.
To d. O'Conncil, Esq &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
BOARD FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Ind obstruction ava Music,
ON PIANO FORTE ~ GIkE1p.

\ RS. JOHN TOMPkINS continues To teach
VI Music on the Piano FoRrE and GUITAR. She
also receives IN her family as boarders, Young La
dies, resortng TO Lynchburg Tor education. To
such, The sirictest attention shall be paid TO their
comfort. morals and manners.
Mrs, I. keeps constantly Pianos and Guitars for
sale 10 boarders the use OF Pianos and Guitars
Tor practice, GRATIS.
Sept. 10 wuOif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
LATEST FROM TENAS.

FROM ThE MEN ORLEANS BULLETIN, SEPT. II.
fthrHtE ITEMS FROM TrAAs.-The Columbia
arrived at IN lonf so laje on the evening btfore laSt
'hat tue mai was not distributed till the net morn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.

M II. HARVEY M:TSaaEla. we'll known
lVk as aPottrait X Landscape / aitter, viii, iof the
year now commencing, take charge ola Class OF
Drawing aud Painting. His skill as an ArtlstwlIl offer
to pupils desiring a real proficiency IN this accom-
plishment, advantages such as lew schools can be
stow. Price of Tuition, so dollars per annum.
WINTER UNIFoRM-DrrSs and Pclcriuc of bot
~tle-grcen tircassiau or Mcrlno, with white PaEta-
lets, aud Aprons Of brown French Linen Bonnet
of Cane OF CHIP, Nuns pattern, tlimmed with CHM
son ltlbbon.
Payment for Board ESQ., and Tuition in the rcgu-
lar Studies ESQ will be expected IN advance. The
fees for Muse, Drawing, OF Ion otllef Studies, not a
pant OF the regular course, will be PAYABLE At the end
of each Session. EDW'D. WA. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
September II At II otis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
Vow rALL WtNFun VRADm.

These Goods were bought before the late great
advance in pieces, aud will bv sold al a small profit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

NNE ofus having lately visited the Northern
" Markets, we are prepared to offer on the FIRST
approach OF the Fdii season, a heavy supply OF all
ltIIClps upFpSS,ty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
ID. H. LYMAN

Slen of the Golden Noillr,
Banh Square, Lyuchbufg Va.
IN if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

August %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
MISC | | A N 60 U S +.
Bath. Nov 1898.

The Rev Mr. Mahon of Ohio, who is still
in jail in Kentucky on charge of assisting
slaves TO run away from their masters, has
written letter to Gov. Vance of Ohio ex-
onerating him from blame in consentng to
his arrest He closes as follows:
And now sir, as touching the merits of
fhe case, permit me, as Minister of the
Gospel ofour Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,
and as man responsible to God for all my
moral acts to assure you that am une-
quivocaly s. unquali6edly innocent touch
ing all things charged against me in the two
said indictments and further that have
not been in this county, (Mason,) neither
by myself nor agent, on any business. civil
or criminal. lawful, or unlawful for more
than nineteen years, and that have not,
within that time, sent any writing or print
ed document to any person or persons with
in county.
There was probably in this arrest one at
least of the most high-handed perjuries ever
committed, Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15


Jealousy and envy occasion in China as
in other countries, the most tragic scenes.
1t is by no means unfrequent 10 hear that a
woman newly married, disguised with her
husband, or in order to revenge herself for
some fancied OF real wrong, ends her life
and miseries together by swallowing opium.
Compulsory marriages, one of the great
evils of this country, often lead to the most
disastrous consequences and the wife,
from hatred other partner in life, commits
suicide to involve him in trouble, and subject
him to the clutches of the officers of govern
ment On the other hand, Chinese females
have been found capable of the most heroic
attachment. Of this we lately witnessed
an example worthy to be recorded. A
young woman, professed Roman Catho-
lie, had been married to man whose oc-
cupation obliged him to travel frequently.
They lived in perfect harmony for many
years, but her husband, being once dissat-
lsfied with her conduct, Suddenly left her.
She waited several years, hoping that he
would certainly return to his home, but she
waited in vain Her mother soothed her
SORROWS and dried her tears, but "hope de-
ferred maketh the heart sick land she f.
nally fell into languishing state, hut new
er betrayed the cause of her grief, only
sometimes she would start and exclam-
"Of what value is life to me? The best |
can possibly do is to put an end to my
self" Then she would again relapse into
state of quesence, and whilst counting
her beads, say, "Ah! he does not come
he never comes"
In this state she passed about year ard
a half in the house of her parents, who care
fully removed every weapon out of her
reach. In one unguarded moment, howev-
er, she snatched pointed instrument and
stabbed herselfin the throat. The husband
has not been heard of; but if this occur
renee reaches him, he will surely smite his
breast, and bewail his devoted wife. Be.
fore her insanity she was clearly indus
tri)us woman, but afterward she refused to
work, though she ate voraciously, and new
er moved from the spot where she sat, un-
less compelled. According to law, wife
has permission to marry again, if her hus-
band does not return after several years
absence. But of this indulgence but few
deserted wives avail themselves; they rath-
or suffer injustice from their legal protect
ors than become unfaithful to their ptighted
vows
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
ORIGINAL POETRY.
FOR the TELEGRAPH
THE INDIANS.
CROSSING THE MISSISSIPPI.

Roll onward, noble stream in granduer STILL
Father Of waters pour thy mighty flood
Thy tiibute-not the tiny forest rill-
Nor gentle stream meandring ,hro' the wood =
But the abundance Of the minging waters,
From distant mountains meeting-and art thou
Tho same thou vast, when dark warriors daughters
Steer'd the light skHf, or bath d the noble brow
In thy swift moving tide how like the spray
Thy waves dash to The shoe those tribes have pass d
away
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

ONE WAY TO EMPTY CART.---An honest
son of Erin, lately arrived at Baltimore,
was employed to drive dirt cart. Not
being an adept in the art and mystery Of
hauling dirt, he was wofully'perpleyed when
he wished to empty the cart, and after as
much manGuveling to get it into its proper
position, as would have snfficed to move a
seventy-four, he marched up to the horse s
head, seized the bride with a powerful
grasp! and sang ont with hearty good
will---''rare up, rare up" calculating, we
suppose, that the horse would elevate him
selffar enough to empty the cart!
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
No more upon thy shore the startled game,

No more upon thy shore the startled game.
Swift through the covert flies the swiler track
OF the free, tameless Indian No, there came
wantlerer from beyond the seas, who, back
20 his own sunny land, the tdings bore
Ola New World and men TO find a home
When the old world was home to them no msre,
In small and feeble hands did hiher GOMEZ
Till natures son By 'learnng's favord Child
From his own home is driven to The far western wild
They come upon the rivers brink, they pause-
Tow 'rds their once happy homes one look they cast
How in that happy moment, recollection draws
From her deep fount, the records Of the past
The past alone to them is fair and bright
Over their future prospect hang cloud,
] hro' which the star ofhope ems no light
In that one moment what hronging crowd
OF sweet and painful memories fill the mind
OF all they once enj"yed-of all they leave behind!
The we'll t'd fields -their bright and sunny homes
Their youthful scenes their fathers toibs, the,
And al that makes life pleasant now becomes
thing of yesterday. Doth man thus greve
His broiher2 All how truly was spoken,
The human heart above all things is vile!-
BY man, the dearest ties to life, are broken
Fen SIS a reed-yet but little while,
and he must yield to superior power
All what hath he to comfort him in that dread hour
Not long the victims Of oppression walt
Onward and hasten is the stern command,
Oh from the flashing eye what deadly hate
Peams darkly forth ! On many brow the hand
Of chill despair hath Sc; his cbangeess seal
But to the young softer mein grief wears
heir throbbing hearts their wrongs as keeny feel.
But they weep; 'they have not done with tears.
Who would not mingc tears with theirs, to think
he young SO deeply of the cup of bitterness must
drink
hey pass the and TO the distant west,
hey bend their weary footsteps-,here TO find
In the lone wilderness home, rest
But will it be like that they left behind?
o when the heart is forc'd to bid adieu
To all that gave it joy-to drain the cup
OF woe. must it not wish its journey thro';
And long to give its earthly being up
o him who gave it-when all hope hath fed
Who would not wish and pray TO rest among the dead
Fl.
Bath. Nov 1898.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

A scrap for Van Buren Economists
The American Almanac for 1889, contains
statement of the annual expenditures
exclusive of Public Debt,-lrom the COM
mencement of tho government to the 3lst
of Dec. 1887. BY which we learn that the
government spent more in 1887, than dur
ing any other gear and NINE MILLION more
than the during heaviest year of the last
war! The amount expended was $50, 1854,
745; and this too, by an administr ration that
is sustained by party that complained of
the profigacy of John Quincy Adams, dur
ing whose administration the expenditures
did not average for each year but about
$l3, 100000. Adv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

"Apples are now sent to England by the
steam ships at a handsome profit. In Lon
don they are called Yankees" and as ma
ny of them partly decay, the rotten part is
cut off and the remainder cried in the
streets under the name Of Rotten Yam
KEGS" The emphasis is placed on the last
syllable. Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

a han 1some gain for one year.-By a
comparative view in the Boston Atlas, of
the popular elections of 1887 and 1883 it
appears that the Wings have made net
gam of2l ,448 votes since last year. The
account from which the above result is
taken, embraces all the elections which
have taken place this year, in which there
has been any test of public sentiment.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15

Edward Card, Sen. recently deceased
of Logan county, Ky. by his will emancipa.
ted fifteen slaves, two of them uncondition.
ally, and the others on condition that they
en.igrated to Liberia and remained there
He left them $50 each to defray their ex'
penses to that country. They have deter
mined to go.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
BATH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1888

From the Canton Register we make the
following extracts, giving some view Of the
state of society in China:-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-15
VOL III.
TEE TELEGRAPH.
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EARLY MEDIUM
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Ruta Baga aud, various other 'Furnp Seed,
fiange Wulzel, Sugar, Long aud Tnrnip Beet
Seed
Rad,sh, Cucumber, Lettuce aud Celery Seed.
Asparagus, Carrot, X simblin Seed assorted with
full supply OF other Garden aud Flower Seeds.
Faction aud Lueler Matches, III quantities 10 suit
purchasers,
Phosphorus pocket Lights IN lin and lead Cases.
Stomach Pumps and Tubes, Udk's mprored Fc-
male Syringe.
Wate,, Nelvl, aud Fancy C.lors, very large sup
ply, NJ bic prices,
Medicines, Surgeons Instruments, obs, Dyest.gs.
Rfasbta, Furnishes. Pants,
Congress ot Saratoga Water, do Powders,
West India Sweet Meats, Ginons Rasins. Filberts,
Waluuls, pamnuls l'runes aud Grown-Nus.
pellume,s aud Fancy Soaisa splendid supply,
Wines III Bottles aud Casks, splendid supply
Bnndcs, Holland GIN, and Bordeaux Co'dials. y
splendid supp
Segats, Snuils, thewin- and smoking TOBACCO.
splendid supply,
Imperial, Gun Powder aud Black Tcas in large Or
,nal quantities,
Sew ing. knitting aud Darnng Needles,
Pms, Gancrs, Guerra Glasses, Patent Perian Pens,
Soda, Scidil, Ginserbecr, Lemonade, Rochelle
iowdcr,
Anu Dysrcptic aud An.iB.I,ous Pills all kinds in
use,
Picking and Preserving Materials, Pickles aud Pro.
serves assorted,
Alum, Ginger, Coppe,as Pepper, Aspce. Choco-
late.
Medicine chests and bottles for Medicine chests.
Black aud Red Liquid Ink and lux POW der,
hldclbIe Ink or 4 kinds
French, English aud American Chemicals,
Waters and Sealing wax, assorted,
Guns aud Pistols, part of the lol very finest quality,
EARENA Cologne genun', stands higher than
all others,
Window glass, Putty aud Sand paper,
Glazets patcat Diamonds,
Percussion Caps and Canister sporting Powder,
Vinegar, French, American aud Chinese Rouge fos
the complexion,
Ere ch aud American Mustard,
Castor Oil best quality by bottle, gallon or cash.
Sweet Oh by the bottle, gallon or dozen,
Liquorlce and Lquorice Root
Lemon Syrup, do acid juice and salt Of do
1874 boxes Beckwiih's An,i-Dyspeplic and Anti
bilious pills. at pROPRlETOR'S prices,
Glarionetts, Flies, etc. etc.
Ear 'frnmpets for deaf persons,
Cocoa Paste, prepared Cocoa Arrow root,
Pearl Sage and Tapioca patent Greats aud Barley,
Porcelain and Human Teeth,
Ginger aud Raspberry Syrups,
Thermometers assorted sizes, Scales and weights,
Moums,
PilI-tiles, Bolus knives,
Ok Gall for preserving eolors, Picture varns.
Watch and Clock oil, le-koy Medicine,
French Rob and Anti PhIem Elixir,
DIR. Roberts genuine Welob Medicamentum,
Canton Selves, Quils, Baitle-doors and Birds,
Trusscs improved kind beet IN use,
Skeletons and prepared objects,
Gall and Spefzhen marked Heads,
Lozenges, Medcated aud Common, great variety
Walls, Pint aud Quati bottles,
VIAL bottle and Demlj John Corks
Essential OILS, Pepper-Sance lnk-sand
Marshals aud Carpenters Medcines,a ull supply.
With great rdrieiy of other goods, which will be
offered at exceedingly t9 prices IN large snatl
quantities, very advantageous bargain would bs
given III the pioie OF half OF the stock in trade.
ilOWkI. DAVIES.
April IL III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between charlottesville. and lssch-
issOnd and Ercslcrick sburg.
Through in IA day speed and comfos,

PASSENGERS leaving Richmond ~ Frcdor
l irL>burg IN the RAILWAY CARS At 3 A.
NJ, reach Charlottesville the same day Al ~ =. T.
VI moie than half the way being b, the RAIL
ROA ID aud the resi- over road, naturally one OF
The very best 10, stages III middle Virginia. So that,
aided by trstiato teams, coaches, and drivers, pas
sengcis may IN good weather he ensured speed oi
s1r nudes an hour, without allowing tor stoppages.
They will moreover get from Richmond or Fred
cfcksburg 10 Charlottesville nt from 10 hours tss
time HareiiiHg Ihanh by any othct route with literally
NJ nieht ifareliiHo 10 interfere with sleeping hours
The RAILWAY CARS, fot ease, eonlolt and
.pac,oususss resemble the parlonr ol IN elegant no
tel moto dian any vehicle Ion land travelling
Sta,lng m Charlottesville all night aud I'LL after
breakfast, papsehgeis may tcn 80 uas 10 ''t'"'''"
and every Other day 10 L,nchhnte, IN coaches own
ed by the ptoprielols OF the iiall Road hne; the
only coaches on thoSe roads lh1m Siaurton, STA
GEES owned 10y the same rfoPi'rofs 'nn every "'hef
day Soulhwestwatdly, through Lexington, buchanan
Nc while others owned by Mess,S. Porter y i'el.
den, run IN like manner WcsIwatdlv, Ia e. Nando'ie.
From Charlottesville downwards. the sage sior tue
present will set ont At noon, dine II MIS-, tfatN ;,
aud reach the RMl-Ro,n Dtror 1t cnls bed.tnHe 4,
whence, setting oil athall past next morning pas
scngcrs get 10 Richmond by 10, \. NJ, and to Fed
etlchsborg aud the Potomac III time for the Railway
cars to Baltimore.
The old Mai LINE of~taGcs between Fred
ericksbutg aud Charlottesville, through Orange, viii
sllIl run ) times week.
FAnritcm Riclmon4 10 charlottesville S5i
Frcdg, 10 Charlottesville, ,hy ei'hct
iomr.) q
Ia gong upward, passengers viii require two
lodging.
Office al the EAalt llo1rL, tha,lottcsyle-A-
gent MI JonS NowLis.
Apnl 10 ON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-19

SPLENDID SCHEME.

Besides great humber OF $50 $50, $50. &c. &c.
NhoIe Tickets Sl0-halves Sj--qua';ers SO so.
l OF sale ma great variety OF choice numbers, at
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low citizens, ehecuully. willingly aud hccl, al
thoash CONTRARY 10 the wishes of many OF my friends
surrender all personal considerations. lor ihr good ut
the cause, Which has been, and may yet be dear te
many OF YOU. Thus much fellow citizens, have
deemed II necessary and night 10 say ioyou, AZ oider
that YOU may seethe reasons why have red The
canvass, and why nos, voluntarily mithdr." lron II.
our Fellows lti2rn.
HENRY II WILDWOOD.
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