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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24
WEDNESDAY,, NAY 16.

As soon as the journal Of proceedings was read,
Nh. WRIGHT, from the Committee OF Finance,
make Il report, IN answer to Mr.. CIay's Currency
Resolution pollotring the constitutional aid Of the
Government to the Banks III their Efforts to resume
specie payments The report Of Nh. Wright was
read by himself, the Chairman occupy my the chair
of the Secretary Of the Senate, beginning his read
my at twelve O'Clock aud without Interruption con-
tinulng until a quarter 10 three.
The Report Is made rather IN the 'orm Of speech.
1t gives a detailed history Of the financial acts OF the
Government from It's formation to the present time.
1t defends the Treasury Cucular and the promi-
uent dncirInes and polcy OF the administrations
The Report will u lptise those who have expected
kind and concllIatory aid l,onl the Government ia
the present condition OF affairs, but will prove ac-
ceptable to that portion OF the AinlnIs ration IA
vorable 10 divorcing the Government from the
Banks, &c.
After Mr.. Wright had concluded, the report was
ordered TO be printed.
MrALLEN moved the printing of 10000 extra
copies OF HE report. The Number named seemed
TO surprise some Of the Senators.
Mr.. NORRIS rose aud sad if ho could recall
some Of the expenses oflhc administration, ne woult
vote for printing hagi a m'ijoH of copies. lie woul,
move for. tic printing OF 53,O00 copies.
Nh. CLAY made sumo few remarks as TO the ir
regularity OF the proceeding, OF discussing a question
OF printing before dlsrosing Of the resolution ac
companying the reporI, OF hHtns A day ion its con
sIdel1uon.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First JUDICIAL district


rHvHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, observation-disclosures
William Mackey having purchased at a sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter described has applied the clerk of is
court ia whose office the deed of sale recorded
the 9Th day Of Mai, A. ID. 1888, for monition or ad
versement in conformity to Of the Legislature of
the State Of Lou,i ina, entitled San act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers at judicial sales ap
proved the 10th day OF March, 1884.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
heen hereby cited and admonished in the name OF
the State of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
the property hereinafter described in consequence of any
nfomatv in the order, decree or OF the court
under which the sale made. any lregularity or
llegality in the appraisemens and advertisements, in
time Of sale, fer other defect whatso-
ever; to show cause, within thirty days tnom the day
this monton is first inserted in the public papers, why
the sale made should not BIZ confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property was sold BY the Sheriff of the par
ish aoresad on the 23d day of April, A. D. 1888, by
virtue of decree of this cout rendered on the Sd day
of March, A: ID: 1885, in suit entitled William Macksy
VS.. ,amue Bell No. 1885 of the docketof this court,
at which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $4,000, cash
Description Of Property as given in Inc Judicial Con
veyance, VIZ:
A certain lot Of ground together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon situated in the parish
of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa Paul and Delord Streets designated by the Nc
9, on plan drawnby C. F. Zinpel Deputy Surveyor
General on the 10th December, 1884 and deposited al
plan No TO- in the book plans OF Felix Grma, notar,
public Said lot measures 20 feet ii inches front Ell
New Levee street, IS feet in depth the side adjoining
lot Ne and so feet inches aud lines in depth on thu
side adjoining the property now or lately belonging Il
| N ioodae and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
here it fronts alley Of three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 4, 5, 81, and 9.
Clerks ot6ce, II >, May, 1898; ,,,,,,
| milo u w EVILS dep tlerk,
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA-First Judicial.


ys,uE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all when
n these Presents shall come Greeting- Whereas,
james Barnes Dgss having purchased at sale made by
the sheriff OF the parish oil Orleans the property here
matter described, has applied to the clerk Oh 's eou.
in whose Office the deed of sale recorded on the sd
cs,v of April A. ID. 1883, fora monon or advertise
nent in conformity net of the Legislature OF the
State of !ousian entitled IAN act Tor the further asst
rance of titles 10 purchasers Al Judicial saes approved
,|le 10Th day of March, 1854.
NOW, therefore, know We aud all presons interested
REIN are hereby cited and admoshc,' in the tame OF
The STATE of aui sya, and OF the First Judicial District
Court Mlo up an, right title or CLAIM IN aud to
the property hereinafter described, in consequence ct any
inf rnaty in the order decree or judgment OF the court
ruder which the sale made, lregularity or
Illegally in the appriseerts and advertisements, in
time o., manner OF sale, fol ANY other dec" wiatso-
ever: to how cause, within thirty days from the day TINS
motion is first inserted in the public papers, why the
sale so made should be confirmed and honolosaed
The said property sold by the Sheriff OF the ai,sl
aoresA lid on the 5olh day OF March, A. ID 1885, by VIZ
tue of decree of this court rendered on the 2oth day OF
January, A. y. 1888, in a suit entitled James barnes
rws VS.. Rufus Greec, No 1871 OF the docket OF ms
Court at which, sale said James Barnes Dggs became
the purchaser for the price of twenty thousand dol
prescription OF property given in the judicial Con-
ye>auce,
Acer,au piece of properly or parcel OF groundtoSe'her
with all the buildings aud improvements hercon, rights
privileges Sfs. acknowledging, in any wise ai-
pertaining situate in auboug Anunci lion, above thus
cit, and measuring in English measure, three hundred
and tly-sX feet and tour eigssi an inch front on the
uuhlic road on New levce st three hundred and sixty
enc feet SIX inches aud tou-egb,hs of an inch front on
Celeste two hundred and fifty five feet nine inches and
two-eeh,ls of an inch on line fronting on Old LeVee
street until i, strikes the boundary line OF Laurent Mil
Audons property the of Old Levee and Nans
street; there forming a right angle, and extending
eighty feet and .hree inches decpalong The boundary
line of said Millaldons property parallel TO Celeste
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06
DIR w. EVANS CAMoMlLE PILLS.

DIR w. EVANS CAMONiLE l0II'''
fEIHIS highly valuable medicine may be hsd wnos'
L sale and retail at New York prices, OF kkEs q
DLANGE 10 Camp street. H.
1t is confidently recommended for the following ds
eases Dyspepsia in all its fo bilious and iVer az
ictlons in every stage and degree; female scknrss'
more particularly the Incident to nothers' MUIR
albus, fever and ague, ncipent constm ptlens OF a
cliues whether of the liver or lungs hea iache or
ness, loss of appetite nervous tremors, nebfa'ni
derium tremens, spasnodc affection of all kinds fheu
m,tism, whether chroiic in4ammatory; nervous "
bilious esers, OF every variety; scrofua, snlt fheu
and all botshes bad humors, and impure compile
of the skin; stessuess night and daily lrritaoiy
aud melancholy; the summer complaint, and cholera
ulorbs or arrhea in grown pers MS; worms ana nata
lency with bad BREATH chlorosis anu ptations OF e
heart and head changes of female constitution and Io
inpaire and dsorganized constitutions in either sex
which have not been permanently relieved by any otaer
medicines A single trial of DIR w Evans' medicines IN
any of these cases. will produce such effects as Will m
dictate their incompatible superiority and induce such
use of them as will insure speedy and nnquesoha
BILE cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates ofcures will be shown, as from
the length of the catalogue it is impossible 10 give he,
publicity through the medium OF a newspaper. On Dr
Evans catalogue there upwards OF 900! cases.
and in this city refer to many persons VINO nave
been relieved and in instances entirely cured OF
long standing Diseases by DR. Evans Canon lie Fills.
an Inn
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voL.-yI No 1871
THE Fl. DRlDA STAG IL CaDAs.M
ANN -f-EtFtirI
STA IsOAT LINE
6GT~e ktss EGzs

THROUGH IN FIVE AND HAEF DAYS.
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta (GcoJ
II bAVES Mobile every other da, Immediately aftef
Il the arrival of the mail from New Orleans per the
steamboat EMELISE, to Blskey coaches 10 Pensacok
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay St Rosa sound and Chloe
taiach,e River and Bay 10 Cedar Rhl coaches themes
wa Mm.aln1 Chatn1,occhee, (formerly Mount Yer
non, cambridge, Pinderton; Hawkiusyile ard Louis
wie to Augusta passenger taking his seat at Mo-
Dale Is In no danger of being thrown losing his
preference by other conflicting iatepests, the FLORl-
LA LINE Is but one concern, and usider cobtr0
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon has
arrival at Augusta in time specified through all wealth.
er and at any season. unless most anforesees caas
trophe should occur. The Great New Orleans Mai
rs carried by this route The Agents for accomn,oda-
.ion eams' Coaches and Drivers are not ssspassed
the southern country
he smooth, hard, natural roads, qhe safe and inter
estmg water navigation, the time and accommodation
AFFORD the traveller speed, certainty comfort and Meas
ing variety connected as were with Che Rail Road
o'ia1estoh, b Z. and the packets to New Yerk.
travellers can reach New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II Observation-Disclosures city in 12
From Chattahocchee, Florida, we have Rr.us
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks. Inn
post coaches, also tive Branches from HawkjnsyifIs
one to illedserille and one to Macon light two bors
coaches STCu,K,i,nSc ss A
AUGUSTA Goth JAN 1885 o'
Office at Mansion House Mobile
"Distalce, New Orleans 10 Mobile $50 n;,s
Mobile to Augusta, $40
augusta to Charleston, 1856
~. charleston TO hew York, $50 $50
lime, New OrIean to Mosile, % bopr.
Mobile to Augusta 1872 .s
Augusta to Charleston. 70 ..
Charleston to View York, s6 e5a
Waking i6s miles pet day Oh miles per hour inclu
sive Of all stop'ages. nov ~
n H. beg leave TO interim the pablic that m.
bridges over the ChalanooeAe swamp and Hard ,.iof
creek hayeJnst been completed ,y the general govern
men 'he MY obstacles operating against this safe and
speedy route are thus happily rumoved and have he
pleasure oflearng from travellers tia, tsa ohs vac
ses drivers and Dads are o. the first orders and an ~ ths
water route from Pensacola 10 Cedar Bluff it il admit
ted by all who have passed through It to be SURPASSED
~ novelties beauty and safety. The bridges through
"eolsla nave also bsenreparetl. NJ RAKER
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HAIR WAR n.
" MAGAZINE STREET.
NEW-DRI,EdNS

N-ohi1EANS.
oSLfn hNEIlLE, u Co.-Iinp0rters of Fore;ea
~ and Domestic Hardware are receiy;ne fr,n, I "
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the Mannc
tnltrs, an extensive assortment of Fancy and Hsart
itnfdware comprising every article in the line ,vbsR
they offer low. -''e "htcH
Country Merchants and othars are invited IN call md
examine their stock which consists, in part, of table.
butchers pocket, sadlers and straw knives na,eJ "a
frtuna tea spoons needles, pins hooks AT eyes sho-
ania and japuned ware brushes, blank books and M.
ner looking glasses, dnrls vices screw plates hand
sitdge and nail hammers smiths bellows, American and
English blister cast, shear, German and crowley steel
plough mouds trace. and log chain, weeding Jsns,
lana and grubbing hoes Mattocks pick axes. corn ma
grass scythes, Collins Kings and Simmons chonn;na
cards, coffee and corn mills ,pl.pes and nI.; 'e "oo
els gauges, locks, sud- irons, hooks and r W..
pistols, shot, powder and liz uor tluks,per
powder. tea, fish, brass and bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and pad ocks, bride
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

n ARBLE CHIMNEY PIFCE WAsEHousa,
Customhonse street. opposite the post, Office,
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories IN New York, and will krep constantly ON
hand general assortment IF Marble Mantle p;sc.s
efsuperior workmanship, and of rho latest nn,srns
made of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain stills and TrteIs
marble tacings bearths and boundary stone master
OF Paris, Roman u Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
brass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
"fa'es OF the newest ana most approved patterns.
Le,tering done in the neatest manner and :, ~
shortest notice. They have first rate workanen to
set the above work.
jos JAMES KAHN & STRprn
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Packels.]
~ ~ IN ~

1879 $3.50 1.a1Ag - 4sAhlg
rNIIt ships composing this Line Will sail from New
L O,leans and New York every other Monday
commencing on the Doth november, and to insure the
srictest punctuaity in the tme of sailing the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship Yaz0o Captain FrnSk to leave ON the 10Th nov.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer to leave on the 4th
December.
Slip Huntspi7e Captain Eldridger leave on the
18th Decemb
Ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhouse, to leave on the
Ist Jan nary.
Shin MIS- uss,ppi Captain Davis to leave the 18th
January.
o. The above ships are all new of The first class,
cnppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tors
buren are of light draughl of water, being built i'll
New York expressly for the trade The price OF pas
sage fixed al one hundred dollars Their cabins are
fitted upon the most improved and convenient plan and
flushed in and elegant style. Ample stores OF
the first quality will be provided, and every regard mad
the comfort and satisfaction OF passengers VINO
will please take notice that berth can be secured I'M
til paid tor at the Office of the cons gnces.
These packets are commanded by Captains well eX-
perienced in the trade, who will give every attention,
and exert themselves to accommodate. I hey will nj
all times be towed up and down The Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the strictcs punctuny observed III
the time of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not be responsible tor
aEv let en- parcel or package sent by rput on bond OF
them unless regular bill OF ading be signed therefore
at the counting house of the agents or owners. Fer
n BEIN s. A COHEN;
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DAINTS. OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES. &c.-.nst

DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-,ust
landing from ship Constitution, and for sae-ylz:
10000 fest of glass, best quality from 8Xl0 I, 23X28
800 kegs white lead, pure; $50 do green paint, in %
libr kegs; "a doz Japanedtns for lhuge
26 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes. also ofOoO0 and
Uoo do; leases green POWDER superior article
do do III cans large assortment of sash tools OF every
size and quality; sable pencils for artists; flat marking
brushes for merchants; artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted with all necessary brushes;
artists tools, &c.
Flake and lemnitr white; GO packs gold leaf; white
and yellow wax; gum arabic and large and choice
sormen of paints dry colors OIL turpentinc varnish,
No. for SALE Wholesale and retail, the lowest prices,
by MONDELLI,
a28 So Camp at.
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NEW MILSIl,

9r is tho Hour, Is she not passing fair Oh this is
4 Love; Nothing: H,ppy Land, My Switzer Homs;
Italy, Bcauteous Land; Fell not nv of broken Vows;
love to dwell in the bosons Tell; We shall meet no
Mare; Come, . Come; Castines gaily Sounding;
Age Of Ipda RHbber; Day is closing DER the Biow;
ghe low,n Bride; Ny light Brga 'tine; oh do not
say Farewell: Jenny james; rhe Young Widow; Song
Of the Fishers Wife, Rep"e.m love lovers Eve
Shall va ever m .et again; When evening bells are
Ginning; Sing hay. for the Bottle; Aguni bon Ia Ri
chess; ia S,fn,nly, lair varieh) by Bellin SILL so
Gr tv o'r me Stealing, arranged by Crerney ts'o-
tie air fro Al opera La Zlira, varied bv Hunten Beau
ti.. of the celebrated opera La Norma, by Bellina;
Tnree avprs airs from the opera Pnrtani, arranged
far the Flute aul Piano. Vivi II from Anna B"enr
arranged f,rthe Flute and Piano; iAvitaon la walls
bv G. 4 Van WeI,er; Fr.weil Waltz by l. Meignan,
Duke of Rr,chs;alts Waltz, by Stran', Robin Waltz;
Cel..es Favorts Dance; sci of Cotllion' from
AXE OS IRA eli lie Macon. For sale nt
B CASEN'S
Piano Forte and Music store.
;nr90 10 camp street
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EIAi DE LA LOtISIANE-Cour din Premier n;s
trct Judicure.
| 'ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, A ions rem, NM
= = res pfesenes ecncernent, Salnt-Aterdn ana
nil'I nacheV ny"n nehete uEe vente fate par
Ia snen de la parolsse d'Ofeans la proprete eianra,
decrte, esl addresse CRETE de cse Cour M, la da
vene tut enreglsiree lie Define jour de Mai de pannse
1000 pour IN avs commencement acte de la Legis
azure DE Fiat de Ia Louisiane, intitule "Acte pour
contrmer las titles acquerers aux yentes ind;;
hfes sppfou'e lie 10 Mars 1884. Qu'I soit connn Oh
toes personres ineessees sonr par ces soma
mees au nom de Etut de la Louisiana et de In t,nnr d
Premier >'tiet Jnilciare, qui pounaien avoir drot
la pfopretc ci-apres leclitc en- consequence DIM 10
iau de orme dams rordre lie clecrsr on lie iugemst 40
IN conr en- vertu duque la etc fate on dc tou,e
irregulane Gu il,egate dams destination Paws on IL
lelS el le MODE DE la rsnte nu poue une aute cause
que conaue, de fare vor dams rente ours amer AZ ~
publication de avis pourauyi la yonte aims; Ct
seraii pas conirmee ct hoinoognee ~ az
La dIte propriete iu vendue par lie Sheriff sus.d, Ia
25elne Jour dAVrilde annee 1888, en- vertu dsn DE-.
cret de cette rendu lie 3eime de Mars do -, IN ~
l858, dals Paaire de William blackev VS. Sam,'ai
Bell, No. l5''35 du docket de cette Co1r nnmsisn
Veh'e lie DIT William Alackey, s'est rendu acoperenr
pour lie plix de $4,000 compliant
pesefiloh de la Proprieie dapres Ia transfer Judici-
are, Sayor:
I'm cer+an lot lie Ierre v commits tons Len
et amellofauons, sitne en- la pdroisse d'Oea4s dan
Ilet borue par les de la Nouyee Levee, Lonisn
Paul and Deord. d"signe par lie M d'apres un plnn
| dresse par Z Zinpe Depuie Vnyer General IL IS
Dccembre 1884, depose en- retude de Felix 2,;ms
notaire public, plan No IL lie dit lot der ar
mestrant vinet pieds, pouces face Ia r1p Ne =
Nonveiie Levee soixan,e quize pieds proondeur d
cote Gun tonche lie LOT No o. ct qnafre silgt pieds semi
punces ct quatre ieues profondeur an rS,s a.;
toucht la proprtte apresent, GU derniere mnt
Goodall ayant tlix neuf ,,iecs onzs nnnee
de large dams la rolopdeur il fat lace upe allss
! Nos As, &, Z, anu 8. wv ''''-
| Bur au du Or
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HUMPHREYS FOREIGN TOUR. &c
CREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE and BELGIUM,
u short Tour in lS35-Ry Hemsn Humphrey,
D. D., President of Amherst College, in vols.
THIS Works Of AIRS. SherTood.-belng the only
comrlete and uniform edition ever published in ,hc
Ini,, States vol. Is. Just received aud for sale by
WINNIE AN,
- Cosaer Clap Nae RIO. streets.
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opID. ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.

IT. Travellers tesiruus Of taking the Florida ronie
via Pensacola ta the North informed that frs rate
boats will constantly run from Mobile t. Pensacola,
leaving Mobile and Pensacola every other day after the
list of Nav. Coed stages will always be provided ny
the subscriber TO be in readiness 10 take passengers from
Mobile in case of the failure of the boat5
NIB ARNOLD.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile for Pensa-
colin twice week feb % ly
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

NJ AS found fifty mes!ro the Ballze ntne month
w of July,a large launch, English bniltl copper
fastened, and has been coppered she is % feet long,
and eight feet beam; and has Leen sloop rgsed as
there are iron straps forward for rigging. Whoever re-
cognscs said launch, will please call at No 70 Old
| ave. o. I
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NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
rHNHE subscriber having purchased the lease snd tnr
NJ nitIre0 of this well known establishments from MI
TAYLOR the late proprietor will be ready to rec GIVE Vs.
tiers by the LIST OF April next.
Numerous and costly improvements Will be found m
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more comnOdious bathing houses will be built, and
warm tbs will be provided at all hours. stable
will he attached to the house, with good accommodn,
tons for horses and carriages tnsl rate horses ana
carriages will also be kept for hire ut moderate prices;
and sail and row boats with pers"ns 10 manage them
for the use of vsltcrs. Billiards and oIhe amusemeis
usually found watering places will also be furnished,
and conducted not TO interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the boarders. The wines and liquors will
be of the best quality, and to ensure u supply OF
ice cargo has already Deeu ordered WHICH Will arrive
about the LIST OF May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will condac this ho ell Tor
the proprietor who with such aid, confidently assures
the vsilers of last year. and his friends generally, that
they will receive every possible attention; ana thereby
expects To give genaral sallsaCt lon.
The local advantages OF this house are too TFell
known to need a leng'. cned description here The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station OF the
Government; the general rendezvous OF Tie h' squad
rom the s:ubiiy OF its climate refreshed constantly du-
ting tie summer months by the coolest ree@es from
rle Gulf the beauty of the bay and the neghbourns
islands and rivers the abundance and dellcacy OF the
ish with winch the waters abound; and lis proximity
to the hest Southern markets, give Pensacola The pre-
ference over all other places in these iautudes as
| healthy and delightful summer retreht
First rate boats will run hetween Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will at all times be allie take the passengers
| from the New Orleans bouts.
NIB ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1898.
| NJ Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms Tor then
families, can address the proprietor, AT Pensacola Oh
MIR Sewell T Taylor, the former proprietor, at sew or
| leans.