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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06
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T 'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA ,o,s .s,x u,,.
HA ces pr ettntes concelr,ent Saut - ,endn ~
James Barnes Diggs, ayat aclee une pente t,a ,or
e oherit de Ia arosse Otleans Ia prppriete c;.n,ss
ueerle est adtesse au Grefa de cee 0ou. Gu la die
Nthte tut enregistree lie cine Jour dSAvr;i q I,as
1883, pour un avis contormemeilt un ar,. :, !. 49,
atue lie lEtat de la Louisiana intit,e Afte nonr
confef les tes acqueieuls aux vents udieares.,,
approuSe lie ~ Mars 1924. Quill soft coaHu. ct tours
lersonnes Interesses bar ees rrpsant.s s,h -.
nom de lEtat be la Louisiana ct de Ia Cnns H., 1850;
District Juicaire, qui pou1pent ayoir tro, Ia nros
lrlete t-apres decrte, consequence dun daf.t ~,
lorme dsas porire lie dec,t lie Judgement de ID eo,,r
en- vertu dquel la vente etc taite o., da to,ta s,
larite on tgalue dams destination pvs on 10
ie mode &c la vente, pour altre cause ouel,nnp
dc fare voir, dams trente jours taier te h unEf;an
de eete avis, pourIuo la ans fate us seat ma
confrmeee tfiomologtite ~
La dne propriee flt ventltle mar le Sb.,;f ,,s Ia g.
~ elhe Jour de Mars lie l.nnG 1881 en- yeun ds, ,
We ce!e Co Iehuu IL "a cine de Janyier de annl 1ssa
NaS in'a,re de James Barnes Digs vs. Rufus Gre.ne
Nv" ou Docket de eelte Cour, laquelie venlt
sest re''uu acldeleur pour IL prix de yi,r, r;n H.
piastres. " s' ''aq mice
Description de la Proprie,d de apres lie transfer 1a;.
=, care, Savor.
oh certain moroccan de ttrre avec toutes les .;.s
ell ameoratiohs qu' s., t,euven ainsi oui les a;, at
privileges etc aril%ren,nt Dune inaniore oneI 49, ~
s'tue a' la'lSoon'E Ahnoncatia,. mes,rsns foas,rs
angiaise ros cent cinquant six peds eli o,a,rs
un pouie rare au Ciiemln publiquee esu ia ,ne de
ytlasi
2qare hn'iemes fare la rue Celes,e snx 'a a po,;ss
aname elnq ples ne" poueest deA hu,remes sur u,e
Msne ,aet IA rue de la Neilie Le,ee. asqu pper Ia
ligne hih''rophed de aprop,Tete de Laurent Miuando
ieneo'ynure DIES rues Veile Leste, ct dies Nopnes d
ID tornan I'm angle drot seten,fant ana,rsy;a ae
ENG P,eds ct tois pouces rronstc.r Ia limo ia T.
gne limitophe tie IL prop,ete du dit n;IlaU,,s NC IN
hllei Ia rue Ceeste'e Ia iormant w angle ,roi. ct
attendant lie so'Hane lreis ieds ouze pouces ct tros
en't.em"s sur la ligne lini,rpphe de Ia nro;s,s ds
de LOUIS Dede, parallel la velle leyee de ID
n,@t u, anre angle 'roi! ct setrnaan, de quarane
ne"x rleus SEPT roueet ct el"q uilemes SUI, Ia Lyme
l'mrophe de la propriete tu dir ne,I6 ,mp,lej 10
rue Celeste dea torment I'm anre angle rnt el e,en.
nn. De cen, vns' sept pets dix pouces 9, qua,re hui
;enes sur la ligne limitophe de Ia promlete din ii,
Dede parallel a" cl'enmpubque sur Ia rue de Ia Nom
se,le Lesse ct soxan'e se'ze pie's quap pouces ct
goa''e huenes face Ia rue des Nonnes conolmemen
a"n plan dresse par ]. Pile Voyer dc la Vile, Ie osd
Janver 1852 annexe ace rssse par deyant onis
Ia"e no'a'ie public, lie 90 lanvier 1859. Temoin
hon. A. M Buchanan, Juge lie Ia Cour Susdite se "a
A>'' 'H ., p lie BLANC.
~ Dep. Grefisr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

TCPPERAS-2U bbls, in store, tor sale by
" G DORSEY,
ICES A New Levee
- UGAR-s0 hhds, prime article, for sale by
- G DORSEY;
je26 Al New Levee
WOORK-l0O bbls Ness, Prime and other descriniion
u Far sale ky STETSON g. AVERY
iaas
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

References.
r Sanford, Esa, MIR Culiunl, B McAlpin, Esq, 1t
Kibbv, in Mob lie; S Il Taylor, p lea, Esq in Ne'
Orleans.
PS-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the above hotel, is placed ut Geo Whitmans
Office 81 ST Charles Exchange.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

SUGARS hIds, prime article, tor sale lly
- u. DORSEY,
,eo9 A New i.eveP
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

Il was weak enough to read the mass OF alsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con
tempt.
Haa known lasleveninS OF me great importance OF
what differently: but let that pass will. however
compliment his of the Journal for his sagarity
to employ the former knight mot of the garter of the
may kill two birds with one stone, i. e. to patch the
holes that may be in his natural or political garments
and it may Judge from that excellent paper the Ad
vertiser, DIR. Ships master is, politically, in
need ofhis services.
When any circumstance occurs, whether domestically
politically, which requires blister whether his
own nose or on the reputation of those who do hap
to please him, beng unlike him. (which must be /
great misfortune then it is he rings his BELL whcn
after all is nothing more than if it was sounding brass
or tinkIing cymba yet, to view it thus--Dr. Bell
looks well; but with an NJ ID. A. s. S. after it, appears
magnificent!
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

SCALE OF PRICES-Dou GINS.
For double Gin Of 80 saws more on each
cylinder, making 60 saws IN the stand,
with feeder, bmds, &c. at IS per saw, $500 N
For double Gin OF 60 sa VS. m cylinder,
o. 100 saws in the stand, feeders, &c.
Sc per saw, or 100 on
For do. of AZ saws do or 3 saws ina
stand, at 81 25 per saw, 500 on
For do. of ~ SAWS do. or ~ saws in
sland, e, ST. 80 per saw, Or 900 y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-06

STAT T. VI LOUISIANA.
DARISH COURT. for the Parish and CITY of New
IL Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles Maurian,
Judge. Jane 1lth 1888 No. 0,984.-Jacques Potter
VS.. his creditors.-Upen reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Cont
that the creditors of the nsovent de show cause IN open
court on Saturda, the 9TH day of july 1885, why he
should not be discharged according to law; and in the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty are stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, June II, 1898.
iel4 2aw ARMAND FITOr, Clerk.
UNTAT DE LA LOuiSlANE.-Con de parolsse
az pour la parossse eli la vile de la Nouvelle Or
leans Present hon. Charles Maurian. juge, JUN
1838-No. lO,984.-Jacques Potter contre SEES cream
cerA-Sur lecture ct enregsnenent de la petition Ell
la schedule dams aaire II est decrre par la "oul
que les crtanciers de fare saver leurs raj
sons en- cour ouvert Sauedi de Juliet, 838, pourquo
il serait point dech ge conformement la lo ct en-
attendant outes poursutes contre personne on ses
propriees sont arretees.
Bureau de grefier Nouvelle Orleans II JUN. 1888.
iel4 2aw ARMAND PITOF, Greffier.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
SHIP NDLERY.


A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"a and for sale by ZlNA HY DE s. Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORD9GE, Manila and
Tarred, from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang retail.
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS of all sizes, warranted.
CHAIN CABLES, Sheets and Ties of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and war;
ranled for two years; Also English Chains. Boil 4.
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Mails, with
other Castings of all descriptions.
W;ndlsss .Nscks and Capsfan Spindies.
ZINC SHEATHLNG NAILS, new and appre.
pirate article
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser al his place of busi
ness, direct from the manufactory free Of expense
to him, aud at tho nlanufaetor's lowest prices
Bath Jan, 80, 1888.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
Vegetable syrup
For FEMALES, en- enciente.


The most safe and ef'ectual remedy for lessenint
The pains and su1erngs attendant on p@Tf@r'e"
women. that his ever been discovered.
When taken by Ladies two or three weeks be-
fore confinement, il relieves the mother ofat least
one half the pain and suffering usually experienced
on those occasions :,
The most delicate female, may use IT without tho
least fear ofiniurv to Ierselfor offspring.
This medicine has been prepared by The proprie-
tor for three or four years 1T has been used by
,nnnv Ladies, and in instance has it been known
to fail of afiording the relief for which is recon-
mended. He now offers it under full conviction
of its utilitv and is willing 10 submit II to the pub
lie to be approved rejected upon ITS own merits,
Directions for using it, &c, are briefly stated N
n small pamphlet that accompanies each bottle; N
which are certificates from Physicians, who have
prescribed it, and other Gentlemen whose wives
have used it,
Hallowell, Me.
To whom orders NAV be addressed
1t is also for sale by j. E. Ladd, Druggist, 9,igus-
ia; A. Carter, Druggist, Portland; 5 w. Bates;
Norridgewock; Doct J. A. Berry, Saco; 1eo' W.
Holden, Druggist, Bangor; and N. Weld, Bath =,
Bath .4uo Both. =
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
WATASTA!

A N milan Remedy for Consumption, Splitting OF
IA Blood, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, Whoopmg Cough,
and diseases of the Lungs generally.
One of the most valuable compounds yet prepar-
ed for the ncipient stages of Consumption and for the
removal of diseases of the lungs generally also for
scrofula, is the jVGtdsiG
note from Rev. J. Spauding, Secretary Of the
Western Education Society, was received by the pro
pretor Of the Waasa, certifying IFS happy effect IN
of severe cough attended with pain in the side and
breast aud threatening end in consumption On us
ing the above medicine, the cough and pain lave dlsap
FN''''' s, Sirne ned ''' w. ]. SPAULDING.
The following in letter to the proprieor is from
medical gentleman of,extensive practice in New York,
and who has for wear past had disease Of the lungs,
accompanied with hemunhage;
81 have prescribed the Watasa in many cases with
success and of this am confident, that the medicine is
panied with disease Of the Lungs. 1t has been Of great
service 10 me- and believe, without it, should now
be confined in my room.'' A. SPAULDING, NJ. d.
Another has been received from physician Of Alassa-
chuses:
Dear SRI am obliged to to you for the recipe for
making your "Watasia F." From my Knowledge of the
medicinal properties of each article in the compound,
was induced to try for Astalc cough and olstrc'ed
respiration with which had been atlict more than
three years have taken nearly one bottle MY cough
has subsidized respiration Tree and easy, an can ~"
! saw feel eolirelyweu !. BARROWS, NJ. ID.
will relate two or three facts taken from the diary
of IA Physician. March, 1858, was cal ed TO visit a
child of ~ F.. "A. Had whoopng cough; third week
of its progress paroxsms severe and daily increasing III
severity. Knowing the component parts o. the WA
tasa' and Judging that two articles IN the com
pound wee indicated, and believing that compounded as
they were they would be efficient than II gwen a.
lone. was induced to prescribe small teaspoon
n four times day. The cough was at once palliated
declined and ceased entirely in about Two weeks.
Case second-child offs b., offs. Protracted hoop
ing Cough months standing; about IL paroxisms IN
ri hours, coughing and whoorng violent vomiting loss
of appetite, emaciaton, seepIessness, &C. Prescribed
tWatasia' with the confident expectation that 1t would
afford relief at the end of week learned that the pa
tient was decidedly better. In about two weeks the DC
lighted father called my house, reported his enid well
and desired bottle of Waasia for his neigbor, afl'c
ed with cough.
Case Sd. A young called at my house almost
Lreaihess and wheespg with Asthma and desired BOT
tie of Watasi remarkng that lie had been necessarily
almost an hour walking mile, and that II he could
receive as much benefit from the ''Watasia AS had nl'
neighbor lie would vaue line dollar. In two or three
weeks he called and very CHEEKY said, 81 have
walked all the way from c. +. at ordinary pace, anl
| feel no Inconvenience. want bottle for hir s.
nv neighbor, who also has the Asthma"
JOHN WILKINSON.
| Ruth Julv 26h 1883 il
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
SAMUEL CROWELL,
T A | 0 R

EETOULD inform the Inhabitants OF Bath and
Wv vicniythat he has taken shop in "m
NJ Rnser y new Brick block on front Street where
he intends carrying on the tailoring bnsl ness in
all its branches and pes to merit share OF tie
p.iblic patronage. All! those laNoring him with
their custom may depead on having thcir wcrk cx'
cu,ed in the most fashionable style and war; ani' d
to fit Uniforms made with ncatness and disnaicli.
Cutting done 10 order nj short notlco.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
Collectors Notice.

NJOTICE is hereby given to the nonresident
lY prsprietors of land in the in the town OF bow
dom, County of Lincoln, and State OF Maine, that
the following land in said town have been taxed for
town and County taxes in the bills commlied 10
mefor collection for the year 1896 and 1887 us fol-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

.4nd unless said Taxes with all necessary inter.
vening charges shall be paid to me at my dwelling
house in Bowdon. before the time Of sale so much
of the above described real estato as will pay tho
same will be sold at public anction at The dwelling
house ofJohn R. Buker, in Bowdoin, on Saturday
the 9Th day Of December next at Two Of the cl, Elk
in the afternoon.
JOSEPH BRlRY, Collector
B,wtoin, Nav 1st 1893 90
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
FoRRATu. GARDINER AND HAL
IOWELI.

LII w EALs
rw@ ~ The new, elegant and fast sailing
aata,-z=T=1N steamboat G. VANDERBILT, An
drew Brown MASTER will caye sJ Boston h FR ut
end of T wharf every TUESDAY and fiNi'A I
AFTERNOON, at o'clock. ,,aN
Returning Gwill leave Bath , every MON \.
clock.
fCorr;aqas win be in readiness arrival of the
C. Vanderbilt at Halowell to convey passengers to
All Banl, Bills, Specie and Baggage of every des-
erlption, will be received only upon. me express
conditions that it be entirely at the FISK OF lis o"-
ner. nooo
FARE-Halowell TO b ston $?00
Bath to Boston Lev
Hallowel or Gardiner 10 Bath 75cts.
N.B. al persons are forbid trusting any one on
account of the above boat or owners.
s. ANDERSON, Bath.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
WASHINGTON. Feb. lst.--Nighs,

The Sub- Treasury Bill came up at one o'clock Mr. Webster upon the floor. Mir. Webster begun thus:- Let the Government take of its business, and let the people take of theirs " Let the Govern ofthemselves!" These iltbodng and onincus wprds, continued Mr. Webster have been uttered in the hear. ing ofthe Senate by the honorable Senator, Mr. Wright h apShsPPg phs Msssse Special Session-of the Message at this Seesion-of the Snb- Treasury Bill at the last Session, and of tho Sub Treasury Bill at the Special Session.
 conditioned things ifihe Administration had leff thinaa es they, were What wcGld not have been the con. dition then l might ask7 That Adminis,raiiOn prom ing and legisatins, egisIating and experimenting, they threw the country into ruin and disaster. Thus driving tho people and the business of the country, they now propose to extrcatO the people and thons
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18th, 1888.
 An amusing discussion, brief and pointed, took place m the Senate Chamber yesterday. MT. Clay introduced an amendment to the Pre-emption Bill. based upon a recommenda- tion in the Presidents Message, that the right fpre-emption should not be granted to set tiers upon the unconveyed public lands after December, and that all who took possession without authority should be considered in- | truders.
 Mir. Clay called upon the Administration Senators to support his amendment as re. commendation made by the President, and begged the Administration Senators not to oppose 1t, for in so doing they opposed the Executive himself and surely, gentlemen, said Mir. C., you will not be so disloyal or leave your Executive to be supported by me.
 Mir. Buchanan said, in hearing tho Senator from Kentucky thus read from the Presi. dents message, and thus support his message he began to be suspicious that
 MT. Clay-you ought to have been suspi. cious long ago.
 Mr. Buchanan.-I am suspicious when sec the Executive thus commended by the senator from Kentucky. l am afraid of [ bargain or a coalition, and therefore to be upon the safe side, and away from Executive influence, shall oppose both the recommen dalton ot the President of the United State. ana me amendment of the Senator from Kentucky.
 Mir. Ciay.-Sir, said he, addressing him self to the Vice President, am sorry the President has no better friends--but fo LkTee Msisutes-not moment more-I will b, m Administration man, and. detend&he Ex ecutive in his recommendation. I Mr. Buchanan. in good huulor, insisted that it looked like coalition. ',
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

tive to justify statesmen in doing it. am in- formed, and do not doubt the fact, that it has been within the power of the administra. tion. at any moment, to secure peace, by al. lowing these Indians to spend their exister ce. and to dwndle into nothing, in the land where God placed them. It ought to have been done; and then the white race, destined to exterminate the rcd, could have acquired the territory inch by inch, as 1t was wanted. But this obvious policy has been disregarded. The late and present President have deter. mlned that the Indians shall remove, and go .ney must, although it costs this nation mil. Aon aiter million to accomplish it.
 MT: Chairman, the whole conduct of this Florlda war has, in my opinion, violated the plainest dictates of good sense, as taught by she history oi the past. You have embodied large armies at vast expense, and sent them into wilderness to hunt Indians. before knowing where they were located. or where they were to be found. The idea of fight;no few struggling Indians, secreting them selves in swamps and hammocks, by an mn wieldy army, is preposterous. Do you sup pose that tho Scminoles are silly enough |, come out from their hiding places, and |, meet your thousands with their hundreds il open fight? Do yousuppose they will sense lessly expose themselves to the artillery c your scientific engineers, or the swords o your cavalry in open ground And yet yo' have conducted the war by sending large ar mics into Florida, as if you believed the In dians would consent to face these armies ant be shot down! The foolish falconer who eends the eagle forth to attack tomtit in 6 brush heap. exhibits parallel case Sir, ir tho management of the Indian war the in. struction furnished by the early history oi Kentucky has been overlooked ordiarcgard.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

QSO0 nEwAuD--C.9sSs srsCisIC nLx
VDVV TUNE vorth ere Of 0osorrh0a, 0lssta, GHfas
lures ssd analogous compssse the gsnernta
0 all remedies discovered es The above complaints n h
II the certain.
II mahss speedy ssd permanent cure, without the ess
regard Diet drink exposure or change spplIeaiss
business. -.
We give No long quaekh atoms asceiv, ~
rrlai~ ,bs medicine pesk itself m a.. sh.u
srrsl Cor IL object Is 70 notify where ess be hsd
ssd that tie proprietor challenges single Gee q ~
go, ssororhoea be brought In which the nixsre IN -
esset = rspd cure, under forfeiture Of ESQ.
sis & disease that unfortunately psrvpdes IN rs.hs n
.vy- high, ow, rich and peor arporis al and sipSIe
ybey presented with remedy bv which thev e..
time possible.
Furtberse dsessecsnnetse esssraeesHs a.se efAe M,
tureistster a. nighton going 10 bed who's en- sscd.
Itspuupn bottles with fuIl dreetsss scssmpssyisg
bottle ore wesh which Eessraih csrss.
ycr sale oaly 1t pr VIM. NJ Minor. srsg aeve, Me- -
Broadway corner OF Dey (rrsnhkr Hcvse) New xesks
Esd a. jones Hutehissos conner Of cbessss m "a
rhilsdslphaA supsns-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

Yesterday afternoon, fore sndsn Schooner ,..a.a -
between Romer and the East Bssh Two ma,
ers we're along side. taxing ou,,he cargo. "s"'
The steam ship Natcher bssee & r N.,ek..
orsas'on the sh ss having bees obliged 70 m, ina. Kew
asuppy q coal, where she rs~aised dsy. she
len here on the 18th u consequently she w. a m.los
the passage 10 New Orleans
FORSTER OF the ship st. Mary bound 70 Nev Orleans
has oeen Dangerously IA all The WOW sse s.s rv $40 Hsvs.s
nope rsarce from Liverpool touched Duieh Island
next morning for BALTIMORE. $50 "
The schr dmondsor s Baltimore, I'M reports
on tne leh the schr vandss Rowan from Mobile
nossos, and TOOK OF the from board, sn sick
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20
new YORK HERA Id
SHIPPIN q l. 5 L.

rox,na week ending August IS, 1898.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-20

354 Icing 10 10 ~ ~ ''o hco, LIST inst lat
gu Bias, from Philadelphia for do, do. do
65 i3w. ."'o 'A'eo 0sn nsl-iat 81 <6 ~,
Tsm.sg eng ~ ssp Gladiator from London Tor NYert.
rresaest- OF ssem, from HAVE for sesson
70 81. '' 'o' Dos'en, Asg. =, lot - 10, ion
m La"'r Of NYors I'm Liverpool 10 10, . u.s. ,o "a
Mesn I'm New Orleans New York. lat 5, 81, o. z,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
y T. w BIO Ok =

w + HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large as
W sortmcnt OF elegant new publications, in The
various banchcs OF literature, wv: Cuyier's Animal
Kingdom; Lyclfs and ComStocl's Geology: DE
LA bechc's Geological Manual; Manual of Classic
al Literature Slsmondl's FAN of the Roman En-
pfc; Ncbuhr's Rome Whcaton's lntcrnatienol
Law; Hartford Convention; Fisher on the Vine
Mrs Sigoufncy's Letters; Methodist HYMNS and
Prayer Books, all sizes, and yery fine: Wvefly
Novels, p Vols; Davy Dumps; Sketches in
Pans Egypt Arabia Perrca and the Holy Land ;
Celestial Scenery OF the Heavens by Ihos. Dick ;
Abbotts Way to do Good; Young Mans and Dung
l.adys Library; Young Wne's Book; Young
Husbands Book; Gen. McComb's Tactirs; Mrs.
barbauid's Lessons; Ciatk's Commentaries ON the
New Testament; Bincys Travels IN Europe ;
Chhlque Medicalc, by Andral Lady Blcssinyton's ,
Complete Works Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assortments OF English. Greek, La
TN and French School Books and Stationary nt
every description wholesale retail, at low prices
our stock Is now the most complete ever offered
nth'' Market and we particularly invite the lca,linc
community Ia all aud examine tot themselves
MARTIN \ + ATuAN.
In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
iNNCisHuRG, july ,>,
THE ANNIVERSARY

be o!nd Anniversary OF our National 1n,..
dence was COMMUNICATED yesterday will, IN,
ceremonies. Wv USUAL
At O'Clock the interesting Sabbath Sc,,a.,
cess'on marched through the principal .,,,a,y pro
VI. l.. Church, where, after PRAYERS l.. :, '"c
Mcssrs kirkpatrick and McGwiuan. and :. ''s'
the children and choir, very n,cres,nr ,ns ny
was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Docrcn ''''
At ii O'Clock, the civil and military ,roooa.:
.''''' '"e headef and Orator 10 the NJ. f. Chu,,l
\ suitable prayer having been offered to the Tb,o,.
=, '''ee ny Tie hev. a. b. Smith, Capt James Il
''.o" 'e'' 'le Declaration Of Independence. p,,c,
Ut" ny appropriate remarks. He was Gllowca h.,
III Jas shelton, Esq. ina glowing and eIoou,n,
o'"'on Different parties then retired 10 ,b,,
se''f'' o'"'ng p'aces-and the day was closed =, !,
"'' "shcfed ln' with the peal oil cannon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

a tORSETs.-A handsome assortment of Cor
y sets, FROM celebrated mandatory, TO, sale by
TURNER \ BlKWELI..
]uur - n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05
WESTERN HEMP,

= Vs) LBS. clean Hemp, fine article. for
=, AeA~~ sIle low. by GEO. BAGBI.
Juncsef~e n If