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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-21
TO LET.

no LET,
.qnd possession giren Immediately.
~ THE House in Broad street, lately
m1H occupied by DIR. JoHN =. MANN,
uV6 dec.-The Garden attached to the
House, is extensive, and in good or
der.-Tho House Lot and Garden together, occu-
py about I of an Acre. There is a convenient
wood shed, and various other out-buildings. and
also good well Of water.-1hs tenant Of the
House will have the use Of the Farm yard aJioin-
ing tho House lot in common with the occupan,
Of the Farm. The House will he put in good or
dor, and M II residence for a eenteel family, the
situation is in all respects highly eligible. The
House is now open for the examination of those
wishing TO hire il. For further information, ap-
ply TO either Of the subscribers.
u, 5. DRowN,
BENJAMIN FINcU,
FRANCIS LAwToN,
Dec II,
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.and possession gircn Immediately.
4A TIE lower part Of House
fsSUlR consisting Of FIVE rooms, in John
Es!. street on the Hill. For particu-
-S lars enquire of Mary NJ. Seattle,
,n the premises. zap. ~.
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And the insultcd people Of this republic
are, it is plain, but waiting for the propi,ious
moment to arrive, when they may prove 10
the insultcrs that their will is paramount,
and that their ability 10 execute is resist
less.
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May 81,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
From the sashr,ii. ,pa,o. Der. 3

FATAL AFFRAY AT COLUMBiA-Io,..
iIgence reached this city yesterday of the death of
Richard Ii. Hays. Esq. Attorney a, Law of Coum.
bis and of Oliver b. Hays, Esq. Of this city, IN
street reneounter in Columbia with Mr.. William
Polk of Manry. brother Of the Hon. James X. Polk
The parties met on the Public square about4 O'Clock
on Monday evening. each armed with pistols. and ex
changed Shots almost simultaneously. buck sbot
from Poks pistol piercing the brain of his i'll fa,.d
antagonist. Hays lived through Monday night, bur
expired AT early hour yesterday morning.
The circumstances wheel led TO this rash and mel .
ancholy meeting are, understand. as follows: On
Friday a difficulty originating in jest occurred be-
tween the parties the table Of the Columbia Inn-
Hays having nnintenlionaly, aud IN sportive re-
mark, wounded the feelings OF Polk slight alterca
lion ensued, hieh ended in the 'ender Of an apollo
ey ffom H. Whether II was accepted or not, we can
say but infer notas Polk proceeded the sam.
evening 10 Hays office, and airer calling him ou
inflicted personal chastiSement with whip. Here
the affair terminated On Friday. On Monday evening
the parties again the street and with the fatal
result just mentioned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Tie sCENEs oF SATURDAY.
iIARsIsBuHa. Dec. 6, ]


The town Is IN a great measure restored 10 ouiei,
although tie bulles and rowdtes that composed tie
mob have mol BY any means entirely disappeared.
II Is thought by many that large number oil lhem
are conccaed The fagerns about tie suburbs ol the
town. and holding themselves IN readiness 10 be cal
led upon any moment their leaders may deem II ad-
ysabie TO recommenee operations.
The Senate unable To ioifn quorum yester-
d1y. aud the Van Buren, portion OF the House only
met 10 adjourn. not pretending 10 do any business.
The Senate to-day, however, WIS enabled To hold a
session, every member being present, except Mr..
Pentose. Speaker, and Mr.. Miller OF Tie cry; the
latter gentleman oeing prevented from attending by
disposition The only business done was the uuau-
imous adoption oil resolution, calling upon the
Secretary of State for all The of the late cleo
ton bis possession, aud tue passage o the usual
resolution To supply the members with newspapers,
pay their postage DC.
Petitions awefe presented and received, cohtesting
tie election oil Mess $. Wagner aud Hanna OF the
county, aud Mr. Bell Of Chester. aud Monday nexl
fixed upon lor the appointment OF the committees.
All the gentlemen present who are contesling tue
seats oil others, were admitted TO seafs within the
bar oil The chamber, until Their cases should be dec
jed upon. Messrs. Wagner aud Hanna presented a
JOINT petlon. requesting To be excused fpm voting
taking any part IN the proceedings OF the Senate
until the right their should be decded by the
Senate.
his maenanimons and liberal course ON the part
Vi illtse gentlemen has been nlghly applau0ed by
Their friends here, and should entltlc them 10 the re
speci oil their enemies. II was thought Mr.. Bell oil
Chester, would have felt himself called upon 10
pursue The same course, but as yet he has
proper 10 do The difficulties that resulted rom
the organization oil the House, regret 10 say are as
ar from beng adjusted as
There have been several attempts made to effect
compromise, But yet all have laed, and see no
mn,e pfoepect now oil coming amlcabIe under
standing than there first Our friends appear,
almost to man, determined to INSIST upon then
branch beng recognised as the leguImale House
aud the an Buren, men seem rs unanimous re-
curing theirs 10 be and how any thing like ii salts
factory arrangement can be brought about underthis
state of things, confess Lam IA loss To know.
Tuesday next beng fixed upon by law for open
my AID publishing the Official returns OF the late
Cover ofs election, and the the amendments
In the Constitution. will without doubt, be II day o
considerable excitement. II II passes over without
any breaches Of the peace, shall be happy.
The State Treasurer made hIs report To-day TO the
Van Buren, House. and alter II read, they wen
lnto domination oil Candidates Tor the |. $. Senate
alter which they aJouined until Monday, at ten o.
4 eli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
rnE LArE pEn11IArIoNs

We are enabled To add a curious circumstance as
between Mr.. Price aud Mr.. Swatwoui There is no
doab that Mr.. Swatlwouts deialcalions were known
weeks before the election. We ourselves had an in
tnaiien OF the fact and gave htn upon the sulect
to friend IN Wall street, before the mountainous
were made. Ii was The policy of the government,
however. 10 keep the delinquency secre, until after
the election lest the Sub Treasury scheme should lie
Jeoptfded by The explosion.
That Nj. Swart"ouI, however had been advised
OF the detection OF his delaca ons, long before the
govern rent officers admit their knowledge of the
Tact, there - tndubable proof Neiy after the
bursting OF the bubble. Mr.. Price received letter
from Mr.. S"af;wout in which The latter expressed
surprise, that there was dealcaton in his money
matters with HE Treasury. He then proceeded 10
inform Mr.. Price that he had negotiateI sale of hi,
Mary land properly, or part thereof for three hun
died and my thousand pounds sterling and IN re.
terence 10 his alleged delalcaiun, remarked 10 Mr.
i'fiee that II would be very unwse Tor the govern
n'tni TO make a str upon the subject at present.
lhal an aeeni was coming from England, to ex-
anime The coal lands for Tie sale OF whle he was then
ht Soiting-and that's soon as the bar ain conc
eluded he oud be able to pay over to the govern
l'eht million OF dollars THIS admission, taken
IN eenneAlon with his surprise expressed IN the be-
ginning ~ lie letter, that there any delalcalion
Is quite eartuus.l
In consersaton between Mr.. Price, aud frlead
upon liIe SUBJECT II was suggested. that perhaps ii
would be The wiser course for the government to keep
Tue matter hushed up for the present. and await tie
'esnlt Oh owaflwonts negotiations. 1t was also sug-
sesieh that Mr. Price would do well to proceed to
W ashInsion, and arrange the matter according 10
.nr. S"artwout's desire To this suggestion. iha,
Tie default might be kept from the know &c of the
pubic, II tile deficiency should be made good, Mr.
Prce ieplied-"but there's the stain -
Nctc York Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
NEw ORLEANS, DEC. d,

The steam packet Cuba, arrived last evening from
Galveston, which place she left on the LIST ins,an,
She reports, on her trip from this port, having
fallen in with the wreck oIthe steamer Motto wben
distant from Galveston about 80 miles. Ga board or
tile NJ were nineteen persons, four of whom wa,a
killed by the bursting of one of the boilers and othe
wounded man died in the boat that conveyed
him TO shore. and the captain not expected In
recover. Much suffering was experienced by those
who escaped, from lack Of water and provisions
Several Of The citizens of Texas, captured by III.
Comanches, near Bexar, are stated TO have return
ed To the settlements on the Colorado. The, were
treated with great Kindness by the Indians and
number OF warriors sent 10 escort them home
The settlements about Bastfop in thriving
condition, and the corn crop abundant-lhey have
not been visited by hostile Indians for a length of
time. The small parties that have visited the
Coloradoes, are SAID have manifested friendly dis
poson-and even the surveyors engaged in sur.
vcyng in the lrdian country suffered 10 moestaton
\ letter from Gonzales. published in the Houston
telegraph gives widely different account from tho
orpe oing, as il states that the deprcdatons upon
property and the murder Of the citizens by the In.
dans had increased 10 an alarming and rishtful
IenI. and that If Congress did provide for their
safety but consequence would result" the
blood, exlerminarion ofeyery man, woman and child
on the western hnntier,"
A ship. two briggs and three armed schooners have
been contracted for IT Baltimore, or The Texannavy-
the former carry ls guns and the brigs 10 each
The contractor, Mr.. Dawson, has ship laden
with merchandise, now on her way from England To
Galveston, which is TO take in cargo OF cotton on
her retufn. Other shipments OF this article are ex-
pected promptly TO follow, 10 be made drectto Eu-
rope.
The Indian forces in the west, are stated to have
been dispersed by Gen. Ruks's army. Two settlers
captured their plautatalons by party of MeAl-
| cans were basey murdered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR, DATED

llARRIsBuRG, Dec. 8, 1888.
There was Il quorum ot members Of the Senate
to-day IN attendance. Perhaps all the embers
were there with the exception of Mr.. Penrose, the
Speaker II is sill unsafe Ion him 10 20 out.-A-
mother gentleman was undoubtedly mlstook for Inn
last night, and fred nj with a pistol. have II
from the gcntlelnan himself. aud give hls name
not only because he IS one Of the most respectable
ltntlemen of the luletior, whose word OF honor Will
not be doubted, but because the matter III undoubt-
edls be pubic and IN lie priuls.
It's A. q. Eye. Esq. OF Carlisle. He says him
sell with another gentleman were fired III on by
apefson al about perch distant UNNAMED. When
they turned round, the assassin running.
They had not before seen him. Fortunately neither
OF iiem were injured. MI l.. IN size is not unlike
Mr.. Penrosc.
1t was business day in the Senate. Mr.. Fraley
(cH) offered resolution thai the committee uuder
the law relative TO contested elections be named on
Monday, in the case otthe Third DISTINCT cuinuosed
OF The counties Of Montgomery, Chester aud Dela-
ware Agreed 10.
MI 10 gers offered one of the same TENOR relatiye
10 the second Dstfict, composed oil Phllldelplia
county, which was also asreed TO.
MI. Pearson Offered refer the returns
from the + shlh District to a COMMITTEE OF Eve.
which was llId ON the tlbie.
Mr. Fraley teiyi also offered one inviting all those
geniiemen conlestng seats 10 be aud appear within
the bar oil The Senate, which WAS agreed to-
a ,e.olallon was nassea MEM cnN. calling upon
Tie Secrelar, Ton all the pape.s in ms possession
l4tNe to the election of Senators the present year.
Annual report OF the State Treasurer WIS received
Nj. Skunk WAS announced as the Clerk of the H.
OF Il, aud he Land on the Clerks table papci, which
wis received aud announced to the Senate by Nh
Srohm, as paper pHfPoriing 10 be from the House
oil Representatives. II contained nominations ioi L
5. Senator, election Tuesday. Some dozen
names were in II, but mol among them the name of
Samuel Mexican.
The,e was not a quorum OF the House of Repre-
sentatiycs.
1t Is understood that warrants have been issued a.
eainsl several of the mobies aud that they are now
among the missing. But large majority of the
picked hnlies from the County are still here prow-
ling about. We look for another int esi0g day ON
Monday.
HARRisBuRG, Dee. 6.
The Senate aud both divisions OF the lower House
usfsaeted business peaceably yescfdey. The pros
pecis OF compromise fade away as time progresses
flarRisRuRG, Saturday night, II O'Clock.
Armed forces from the ciiy of Philadelpha have
possession OF the Capitol OF the State. Two com
panies have already arrived, and five more are OK
reeted before morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
WOODB0URNE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

YNl1E FIRST SESSION FOR 1889. will com.
mence on the lst DAY OF January next. and CON
time usual, five months. The course of studies
aud p,ices for Boarding and Tuition. will cor tinue
as at present, viz: For Boarding, including lodging,
washing aud diet. eight dollars per month for u,-
ton IN the Elementary branches of English 81 50
per month; for Arithmetic, English Grammar. &C.
ograrhy, use of the Globes and History. 81 90 per
month; Tor Tuition in the Latin. Greek or Ffench
Languages, or Mathematics SO 90 per month
Al present, the subscriber only accommodate
about ten boys with boarding, of ages exceeding
Is years, in consequence of bis daughters being
about to open School for females but respectable
boarding may be obttined at other families in the
nelghbothood sufficiently convenient the School,
and the Subscriber himself proposes enlargng his
building during the year, to afford conye-
nient accommodation. Timely application is recon-
inended 10 those who intend to enter children
wards, as several OF the places already engaged,
Pupils cannot be tai en- for shorter time than the
session. Application to the subscriber, directed to
Green Hill Post Office Campbell county, will meet
with prompt attention. SAMUEL L. MILLER.
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). ,,obai,Js met OIL Monday aud with the Ct,

House,. probably me, OIL Monday aud with the civ
arm strengthened by he military, II IS probable
they we're not moesied by the rioters. To-day the
official returns Of The yoe for Governor, and for and
,g,,nstthe Amendments to the Constitution, are
BE- opened and published IN the Senate. And fih's
das and Yesterday have passed of quieily, is pro
liable tia, things may become permanently quiet.
The rioters dispensing mob Of ioaieis and dem
agogues, eith the Committee OF Safety, &c disap,
neaI,nq il Is not probable hal the two branches OF
tie House World be long in hitting upon the means
Of union wien all would be we'll II lie Amend
menis 10 tie Constitution lave been carried. Gov
ernor Ritner will remain Ia office Ill the nrd Iues-
iay IN January. Ii The old Constitution should re-
man IN lofce General Porter will be naugnraIed on
the lind Tuesday in December, which will be tbs
10y Mpeh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

Custom uorsf pffaL6ATIos
A message feeeiYed from the President ri the
[ 6 relative 10 the d.fseation OF the late collector
Of Ses York.
Mr.. GAMBRE LENG moved thai SO much Of
the message as relates delacaiions be referred
10 select Cammitrr. and thai much M relates
10 tie Modification OF the revenue Laws, with view
10 greaief Accountability. be referred 10 the Com
mIffee of Wass aud Mrans Mr.. Cambfeleng said
sas due TO the House thai lac should that IN
making THIS motion, lac bad wish TO be placed on
tho Select Committee proposed, and would prefer
thai tbs ,Dpounal duty should be assigned to other
hands bls own duies. as Charmsn OF the Com
miltee II Wass aud Means. beng very laboroos.
Nf. MERCER moved the posiponement oil the
consideration 81 this communication TIL tomorrow,
aud lllai II be printed Agreed 10.
VIVA snrE fLItTIoSs.
TIE House fook up the resolution heretofore oil
f,Ted by Mr. DROMGODBE. directing that all q
leeiions he hereafter be made rira tocc, IN this
House.
After considerable debate the resolution agreed
20, yeas l26.rass -.
Alr SHERROD WILLIAMS submitted res
olulion amending the rule Just adopted 81 TO ap-
ply IL only 10 the election oil the officers oil this
House.
The use Of the Hall Of Representatives grant
ed TO the Colonization Society for Tuesday evening
the lfh
The llouse adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

Rail Roads. Mr.. Elmore has reduced into the
House of Representatives of South Carolina, "A
Bill, to incorporate Company for the construction
OF Raj! load. tom the termination of the Raleigh
Rail Road Company, on the North Carolina Line
Ia form a junction with the Louisville Cincinnati,
and Charleston Rail Road at Columbian
An application has been made 10 the North Caro-
lima Legislature by the Raleigh and Custom Ral
Road Tor an lncteise ofle capital stock to $1,000
600 and for the aid Of the S ate IN the completion Of
the enterprise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
Clereldnd fOhioJ Ltetigencer, ertra, an
: aate December 6, 10 O'Clock. Il. N.
IMPORTANT-IF TRUE.

Hosflaies Commenced IN the JPest-Fort Maiden IN
possession Of The Pahtots--l75 persons taken prs-
0Hers.
The way bill from the west this morning contains
the important announcement that the Patriots had
taken Fort Maiden with one hundred and seventy
i've prisoners 1t Is represented that there was i'm
ntense slaughter on both sides.
A gentleman who cane III the western stage ron-
htns, IN measure the above intelligence. Before
leaving Toledo, information had been received at that
place, stating that the Patriots had crossed over at
the fYer 81 Clalf, and on Sunday night took pos
session OF The Fort. The burning of some OF Tie
Houses was the signal for The commencement of
hosiies when the descent upon the Town was
MADE, while portion Of the loyasts were engae-
cd IN eStlngulshing the flames. Our informant
states there WIS great destruction among the red Goa,
negroes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
THE CANAL,

- NE water IS Coming in The Canal gradually,
"lth view to cautious test of the banks The
Directors yesterday made visit along the l,ue.-Ws
Ptesume they will give official notice whenever il 10
ready Tor the Boats, IN order that no disappont
'hent may be incurred. IL no accident hapnen all
VIII be floating by the middle of the nsuipg week
R,ct-ord TFtig, De- II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, December II.
RIGHTS OF TIE SOUTH.


Mr.. AllERIoN fose and askedlease 10 submit
the following resolutions:
Res1irf8 thai fIlts Government IL A Government
Of l1milcd powers aud that by the Constitution Of
the unlled States Congress has no jurisdiction
whatever the institution OF slavery IN he several
States Il the Confedetary
E,qoir,{# Tint The nrlili6ns Ia, the nb,,,,,o, re-
SLAYER, IN tho DIsniot OF Columbia and the ret,,ln
res OF the I'D States aud l5sinst the removal of
slaves f,o, one San, IN ano,l,r, arc mar, of, l,n
t one,,t,ons SET On ont Ia a1re, The ,nst,tnt,on nj
- u -, :, - - - .i',
dts,,ay ,h., ,s,I,n,,on ,,,l,n ,be,, INNS
R,se{re3 ,rb,t Conatcss has no ,,ubt IN do ,b,,
n5,,eqtlx which !, Cannot do d,,ec,ly and ,ba, lie
,,,a,t, az ,b. s,t,,, ~ .la,.,y -, 10 n,,,i,, ~
's','3' " NV 7',l - 7''5 :" nv '''s",e' ~
,'','''''' - '',e a. ''e means 'o" WI"
'he Wv u "'s1'ps o' ''e''''"'pg 'ha' ''s'i'iu-
,,,l -, ,i f,a,s,,,,,,7,, -, ,,,,,,,,,i, =,
In ae,e 60, ,aaoh ~
INC tlghls o. me 9iates "lte.en' 'no oleaeh OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
DK. ii. ~. GILLIAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.

TAKES This occasion 10 inform the public that
i he has removed his Office next door above The
Auction room Of Col Charles Phelps, and directly
opposite to Ii. j. Richards's Hardware Store, where
ne can at any tinle be found ready to perform the
uut'es OF his profession,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

ne Court Martial al Kingston, Upper Canada
have commenced the ttal OF The prisoners taken at
Prescott The Commando, Col Van Schultz
pleaded guilty, but handed in paper stating the rea
sons Tor his going to Canada. Two New Workers
~, naa been tired on the lst inst. aud found guilty
nc ,ooft was proceeding to the remainder, which
would probablybe found guilty.. it was supnosed a
snal' number would suffer death Immediately. and
lhat me remainder would be respcd I'll they heard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

Jacksonville Florida, paper states that he ftmi.
~ OF Mf. Tennis. eleven number. residing up
on Nv River were all butchered nv the Indians on
the nlgih OF the 23d ut On hearing report ola
rife, the falher ran from The house, and was shot
down; ihc Indians then rushed up, and despatched
the rest with tonlahawks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17
EsspAEsEkBNs.,

The subscriber hereby lnotms his friends and
the public, that lac proposes opening Private Board
Ing House, AT ms residence on main street, shorl
distance above the Union Hotel on the ii,st OF Janu-
AIRY neNi; when he will be prepared acenmmo-
date about ten Day BoardsfA good style and Oh
reasonable terms. For farther particulars, apply to
the subscriber. :. ID. TOMPklNS.
NuV
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DonTsrgC saTELLs.a.NOE
Fros nc philadelphia. iaquirer Deeeaber 10.
lNTEP s.IING FROM HARRISRIRG.

.rhe military under command o. General Patier-
son. arrived IN Harrisburg. at about O'Clock
Saturday evening. aud according 10 information
eeised at the Merchants Exchange. they were mel
b, about 900 troops. chiefly from Carlisle aud the
ueighboflraod. Things IN general more tan
HARRISBURG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

MISS SARAH p. MILLER proposes SUIT
vi centy encouraged, to open small Ss,td.
for females, al Woolbourne, in Putsylvana. H,y;,.
gone through an extensive course Of study, with her
father. including, besides the higher branches Of
English, the Latin Greek and French Languages
and some branches olthe Mathematics and having
afterwards attended the Rev. MI. Smiths School at
Lynohburg. first student ard then as an assistant,
with the full appreciation of Mr.. Smith, and having
also taught year in Mr.. ohm Coles's family, of Pitt
sylyahia, II the satisfaction OF her employers, she
hauers herself that she shall be able 10 NEE the ex
pactallons OF any who may enrust their daughter
or wards 10 her care. The borders will lodge in
the same house with her, aud he under her or her
ters' constant supervision The house heretofore
ciPled by her father rs School house, being in tho
corner oil The yard, will be erctusieety appropriated
TO her and her pupils and will thus obviate any OBJ
lection that might be urged TO promscuous School.
as die only necessary intercourse with the rest oil
The family will be that at meal times. The price for
Boarding and Tuition, aud the commencement and
length OF the Session will correspond in all respects
with that other fathers, above detailed. Her au-
dress IS Green Hill Post Office, Campbell
November 90 wiw If
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EFOs. Rent.

fE,HE TENEMENT al present occupied by
l. the subscriber. lnmeuiato possession will be
gwen. JAMES WARWICK.
Dec. l3 81 #
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EafpOllEcl.s Wanted.

| WILL GIVE liberal hire for few able bodied
i NEGROES lor year ls3o.--l wish also to hire
some BOY \ say iIom IL to Is seals old.
JAMES DOLAN.
Dec. -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-17

The correspondent Of The New York Journal of
Commerce states that Col. ToTTEN has been
ordered 10 Washington, to take charge OF the En-
glneer Department.