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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-29
435 ACRES.

considerable portion OF which is rich
bottom Land, suitable for Hemp, Tobsc-
co, or Grain. This is a very desirable
Tract of LA ND. situated ID miles S. w.
tfom Liberty, and we'll worthy of the at
'ent'on OF those wishing 10 purchase, in
very healthy and respectable section.
water OF the finest quality together with
small creek running for more than a
mile through 1t. upon which The rich
bottom Land is situated. The Mill
Tract is miles S. w. from Liberty, in
very Populous. wealthy and respectable
neiehborhood, and contains som.
$50 ACRES OF LAND.
with Manufacturing MILL Sc by 56
feet in length. with pair ofMill Stones,
: OF which are 5 feet French Burr, with
every essential fxtur. necessary for ma.
king first rate Family Flour, and on a
never failing stream attached to the
Mill is gu excellent Saw Mill, the whole
OF which establishment is very substan.
tally and decentiy finished. and is not
surpassed BY any establishment Of the
KIND, in The upper country; the whole
now IN operation, with dwelling and
every necessary clubhouse for family pur.
poses. Such property is rarely found in
market, and nothing but an anxious de.
sire to wind Up my Bedford affairs, and
remove permanently to kanawha, would
now induce me to Pot them in market
Some other tracts ofIsDd, containing be.
tween
= ana 800 acres each,
and lying off from The above, are also for
sale. Persons wishing to purchase are
most respectfully solicited to call and rx-
anime the property, and any further in.
formation viii be given on application
TO me personally or by letter TO Dickin-
sons Store P. o., Bedford County Va,
Apply TO
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Jr.
Oct Is, I83S-6w
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-29
JOHN o. LAY.
Rcelt at Richn,n

fioS. X. BRACE,
frsssdenf A1na Insurance Companv.
IHh subscriber intending for the fu-
ture to devote his undivided attention to
the subject Of Insurance, thinks it proper
to add, that EVERY loss which has oc-
cured during his agency OF the Etpa
tOhcc. for the lsst Is years, has been
Literally adjusted and settled by him. to
the satisfaction Of the parties Insured.
JOHN Q. LAY,
0sent dCtna Insurance C,mpanv.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-11-29
5000 REV ARD.

RAN AWAY from
the subscriber about the
18th OF November last, u
negro boy named WILL
LIAM. generally called
Will. he is 5 feet 10 i-S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
Imrortant from Nevv-Orlea aus.

We have received by express mail the Message OF
Governor White of Louisiana, vetoing the Bank BILL
Ii has produced great political and commercial excite
nent in Neworleans The following are the chief pas
sages of this interesting document =
/ object TO il 1.-The Bill on several grounds
1st Recause regard it unjust and hostile IN It's
tendency the true interests ei the people oi Aous
81 Because il Is rreconcila5le with the Constitution
of Louisiana 80,
Sd Because it Is repu gnan the Constitution OF the
Uated States.
There are sixteen Incorporated banks in this city,
having an aggregate capital paid up Of more than
thirty nine millions of dollars To each of these insti-
tations certain specified privileges were assigned by
their respective charters and certain ana du
ties mposed The PRONUNCIATION of the law creating
them the highest possible pledge OF the state 10
the werd that all who chose TO adventure funds In
the scheme should be secured in all It's Proered imnn
mites during the term, subject to no conditions or re-
strctons other than those defined IN the acis OF ncopo
ration. On this pghtei iaith OF the state these thr
fy.nne milons ofcapital have been advanced Inc Dill
proposes remodel the charters, by changing es-
sentialy the of the contracts and aordgng IN
very material degree the rights and privileges oil the
stockholders The revolution Is intended TO De radi-
cal one The laid the very foot OF the tree I'M
der which they reposed in ancied security Inc inno
walton begins with the Directors Henceferth they are
longer to be chosen according to the compact In
these agents qualifications are exacted ana unwoat
ed restrictions prescribed in the mode and manner ef
for Director citizenship and certain vested inter-
in the institution that is be the owner ola given
number Of shares This bill superadds that he shall
have been for five years resident OF the Stae OF Lou
isana Whereinustce policy supposed to lind their
in this regulation am unable to conceive
BY the laws of Louisiana citizenship with all Its iran
chises is acquired by one year residence.
The probation of one year bestows on the American
citizen all political capacity in Louisiana He may be
then made Judge and pronounce on the late OF a
bank he is eligible the Office of Governor, he may
even become Legislator, and create banks, but ne
cannot, by this bill, be Director IN one Nay ne
may according TO the bill, have been four years
bank maker before he is competent 10 be bank Di
rector.
Whence this lavshness Of political franchise, and
thi, chariness of peeuniary privilege Why extend
10 men full participation Of all our civic franchises
and at the same time, deny them all share in the
administration Of money and that money too. not
ours but their ownl There are reasons, no doubt,
why persons should for a time be circumscribed as
10 political privileges, but there can be none tor de-
privng them Of the control Of their own pecuniary IN
terests.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

$500 THHFExwAMR. c.Sa sr.cIsIc NIX
lures snd analogous compasu oS The Of
The Gonorrhos disgusting, coalsissas ss1 ssneyne
and lsioo well known to require any s1p,ansdes quit
be got bu has been difficult gst clear Of nv
companion that hut few admire although seems 70 very
soetous Of admiration per ':des x ranks OF society I
oppSeso%e IL ss and So distressing and q
ten fatal It's consequences, disease the FOR
50 unfortunate as 10 The eompsat he oo~
fashionable advice first deprive bmse OF
exercise has tendeRcy to aggravate difficulty ans
confne himseits MS ROOM He then be Sed esehea
kept constantly sick with doses Of enec purged de
prvcd oa articles OF food and usual drink order 10 hresi
mixtures Irritating injections lotions. onmeBs and Tome nts
tier. Every day SEINE new change must be made, unit, =
months wilma structure disease Of PROSTATE gland
swelled esticles chronic Inflammation OF the mucus mem
as long as he lives and from the frs
anexPosure that exces the riacue Of all around him.
that completely ebvates all these difficulties makesa rap
and cure without the least regard to diet drink
The remedy unparalleled in power 1t has the specific
property of earely neuirazng the poison suppesna
all symptoms of the complaint sometimes in twea,yfour
Much experience aarge number OF and extensive os
ssrvaton has proved nconuoverby, superior efficacy IL
vaiion alone proprietor chalen sngle case o.
effect rapid cure; under forfeiture of $500.
presented to tho public for their benefit they saa
much in need oft and is hoped they will make proper
whnis remeay persons themselves witnoDt the
least change of diet changeia application TO
sness These considerations sufficiently great TO be of
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that is OF the least injury
the constitution Gallons OF might be taken but no barn
would follow,
Further the disease cannot conraced dsse of the Mir
trre is taken at mghton going TO bed when exposed
Ii is put up in bottles, with full directions accompanying II
AT ST. bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
Many cured in two days.
For sale only by MlnorN Gamble 1873 sroadway corner
pey Dr. GuioN, of Grand and Bowery; NJ C
slocum, corner OF Broadway ard Duane street, B. D.
Sands, 100 Fulton ST. OF william, New-lors Jones
Hutchinson, of Chesnut SeveBih ST. Philadelphia.
NJ. B. Call for Cross Specific Mixture Tbe proprietor
signature and number of residence the label Of each
bottle. j6-SmS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

Scsrsxsros ny Svspsspss.--A yonng gentle
man named Jordon fell in love with Young lady
in Laarens street las, simmer, she hep, his compe-
ny 90 SIX weeks back when she cut his acquan snce
Sor that Of smarter beau; he asked the reason she
said his coat was TOO shabby he had no employment,
wins, ives worse than that, he had no money; and
what vas worse than ALL he had ne credit with tai.
Tor 30 Ne stole piece Of cloth 10 get sut made
soH IL. lie ives detected and plsced IN drancc.
10 avoid Disgrace. he hung himself up in his cell with
his suspender; he was nearly dead when Gu, down ;
che del Of his heart went to see him. end promised
- marry him IL he lived he recovered amazingly
fast from that unoment
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

GREAT FIRE AT CIscIsSATL-About 4 O'Clock yes
serdsy sfernoon FIRE broke in the smoke house
attached 20 the large Pork House OF Messrs. Schooey
* Recder-situated on Sycamore street the Canal
Besides the house occupied by aessrs. Schooley Il
Reeder. tho adjoining one, occupied by Haishorn x
Child wss also totally destroyed The loss in pork,
lard bacon &c is estimated at rising 100000 besides
the buildings and other property The FIRE still "a
gine when paper went,o press We have not lean
ed whether there any insurance-Gsstts, March 8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

Coon SATIRE.--We have lots OF Doctors. pgarlicks,
quacksavers and other charlatans in New York whose
presumption is only paralleled by their ignorance, and
the gullibily Of those who duped BY them Their
title of doctor is the best ofthe joke Inthe York Herald
Of the 2Tth January, perceive advertisement OF
one Doctor Horn professor Of the Of curing smoky
chmneys who dscourses most learncdy Of the utility
and convenience Of his arrangements.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

IH.ENCH LANGUAG E-ORAL SYSTEM.-The
Subscribers Evening Glass, from half past to half
o'clock Tuesday Thursday and Saturday which
To begin the 9Th inst and postponed, will positively
commence next Thursday 22d inst The gentlemen subscr
bers and Hose who be disposed joo the class
ques,ed to be present a, the time appointed.
f22Hr J. MANESCA 20Reed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

~ The Union Bank OF New-oreans has instituted
actions against Number Of persons whose engagements
Law over at that establishment This has occasioned
much dissatisfaction; in many cases the obi saens
were amply secured. There is talk ofretallaon and
requiring immediate payment in specie Of the notes Of
the Union Bank in which event, for every suit II
brought. fifty would be brought against it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

Covrr or SESSIONS. The case OF the Bambers
csmss UP for argument, and probably for final oeci-
SION today II is expected that Governor Msrcy's
order wal be received TO revoke his warrant which
ordered them TO be gwen up and directing them 70 be
released. r vr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

IL ICE. FLOUH AND CNKOLINA HOWINY
II The following Grocers be depended selling
genuine Rice Flour Carolina Honiny, and superior Head
Rice, the New York Rice Mill Others deal
ing AT M who will agree sell any other articles
obtained there, mill articles
this list by leaving their address the Agen,
the Mill, corner OF Jefferson and South SITS.
r. L. Bogart, ITO East broadway, cor. Rutgerss
Chester briggs, 65l Broadway, cor. An,ity 81.
Sturges Archer, 23 Canal, cor. Church St
Staples, Chase Ford, 1872 Bowery.
:. w. Burning, 500 Pearl, and $50 Grand s.
George A. JARVIS, 142 Gr and st.
X. Knapp, sos Houston Lawrence ST.
Jacob Perkins 14l Bowery.
Il. Rich Il Brother, &c Bowery.
Vim. Simpson. lI9 East Broadway cor. Pike A
A. Curtiss l. Co. 389 Bowery. i5a-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

PxsALr CosPosiToRs.-lt appears that il is usual
In the Boston printing Offices employ female. as com
posors An sheet entitled the Bodkin has been
started by combination Of printers 10 rioicule the
practice. TO have all the trade 10 themselves
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

NJ The brother the murdered Cilley. Mr.. Joseph
Cilley, Is wing candidate for senatorial district in
New Hampshire and has a fai- prospect Of success.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

UJ Mr.. William M. Price has been re appointed by
the President United States Attorney for the Southern
district OF New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
U. s. SNIP INDEPENDENCE,


Rio de Jdneiro, Jan 10, 1898.
NV last letter dated ffsm SPithead came very ear
the other day Of converting Captain Jack N. into
roaring Bull Of BasaH. The paper received while
he dining at Mr. Burkhead's Ii was Immediately
despatched 10 him by Midshpman Henry. Mr.. II. be-
ing confused, handed il Mr.. Il. who. spying the
letter, exclaimed immediately, why Jack my old boy.
here is one Of Mr.. Benefits amusing papers. with a
letter from your ship, dated at Spithcad" Read il
out" said the csrtain. When this done impu-
dent rascal said the hero. "Goon-excelent," said
the tlades and there quite contention among
them as TO which should be allowed to take the Herald
home this, however, was settled. by their retiring
the drawing room, where they commenced AT the
nepccmcnt, and read il through
After the ladies had gone, the captain said, retire
Mr.. Henry-but stop. SIR go on board, and tell MIR.
Pope to send Mr.. Greon and the carpenters mate on
shore with his square and rule that may prove the
company that the letter contains an internal ambiguous
lie"
watches pulling him since. He looks like
piece or old junk than any thing else. He says that
you a thick headed scotchman, and no gentleman
and be damned 20 you He swears that he Will write
immediately to Dick Jehnssns family and obtain per.
rnissisn TO return home.
A reward Of ten gallons OF rum 10 now offered for the
writer OF these letters and he has been knswn 10 look
into . lady private journal. he would scruple
break the seal Of this should he spy 1t in the letter
beg. rte .e
Lieutenant N 10 in devil Of pc, about my noticing
MS yellow ph1 so often and has drank nothing but
mile tea ever since. Charley Armstrong and Lieut.. IT.
say that the three Jolly Brewers that they got
so funny and the twojolly boas PIN pam poo has
been ordered 10 the brgasne Dolphin with our second
master the latter to make for sou of my Lord
| John Rodgers Poor B we miss him 90 much
he was he life and soul Of mess Little Jack has
very small hasds they the admiration o all the
ladies e Wrapping. One in particular csugh, hold or
his lilly white paw, escaimng, My dear how small
your hand Is do come and play at cards with TO-
| night"
Yesterday the ysung Prince de Joinvle third son TO
the King Of the French arrived in the Hercules OF 100
guns. Soch firing never heard before The English
Freach Portuguese and Yankees, all ssuted him Lit
tie Jack at first that he would not salute hs as
he nothing Than lieutenant; but as soon
Bull fred. he Sung out-"Mr. Pope. you are always
last in-6rc why dont you fret We will be les, 10
Good Gsd, FIRE load twcntyore guns and keep them
princd and tell ell the qsarermasters and twenty.
one midshipmen 10 heep bright look upon the In.
elsh sirsl Send for Mr.. Davis call away the gig
must 70 on board and pay NY respects the Prince
kne v him a. Frspce-be is devsh fine fellow; his
fasse~ Invited me dine with himI had the pleasure
10 swp with the Queca."
| The Prince las 10 take sqsint at the
emperors ss,er She il said 10 be clever wench just
J budding into wonsnhood
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

W Some idea Of the revenue Of English country
squres may be formed from the fact that Mr. Foley o.
worocstersAre. lately sold his msnsica and estate Of
Whitley Court TO Lord Ward Cor fs9o. ooo-eqsa TO
&f450.o0o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

III The London Marnine Post pur its pages inmours-
ing the occasion Of announcing the death Of Lord FL
don.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

pnn our E~r.i~g Edaac. OF yesterday.l


ny No News from any quarter this morning. Little
is doing in Albany Washingion-every BODY seems
10 be waiting for result Of the next eeston in this
city.
The Legislative committee appointed to examine the
charges of the Board of Trade, against the Phenix
Bank-opened their sessions today, at the City Hotel.
This promises 10 be interesting inquiry We shall
give full reports in morning paper-the first day
proceedings tomorrow.
The public meeting the duel, will be held this at
ternoon o'cock-a full of which, will alse
be given tomorrow morning
The spring has now set in-the weather is balmy-
Broadway lovey-and the large edition OF the Herald
all sold out this morning before o'clock. Ihus
90.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13
E,s !, WI, nr !. ., s.,. z

xxTIIv,IA msBUaGH FIRE 1NsUhANCE
wv COMPANY AGs NJ v-No. ~ Wall ~ up stairs q.
recy opposite the Mrrchsa,s Exchange and c.menv ecu
piea nv TIE Traders Issu,s CoNpsny-The C'mrsny
having established Agency s the above place snei 70 ~
their fellow c,ens tbrougb VI he Urneo ss,ss %
favorable terpas any similar insiut IN ue Guy Ibe
capital stock having heen paid r and VET ~
mortgage public rely that s losses snssanea ~ the
Company, will be adjusted with fsrne@ and nversv s"e
prompuy paid.
psprCTops.
Edmuus Vrc~s p,e.,,ert jeremiah Jshrson,
John MorrcIi, stephen - Msstsrs,
I~ruei Rc hsrdxop WIN. r. Powers,
WIN spesy Charles q. Hs~Ay
George strong ateptrr Storm,
Henry Y. Robertson. John skiinsn
CHRISTIAN ZABRTsKIE,
Vice rreside~t and Agent
WASHINGTON POST Secretary j@
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

.I A. ,fs. cs
continues make against loss aad damage by Fire
and Inland Navigation .
Micah Bsidwis .'e"' cornelins W. Lawrence.
Caleb O. Hslstead, Joseph Otis,
Esi.h Tayyor, Nm wv. Sln Todd
yehis Jaeger, Meigs ID Benjsnin,
John d. Wolfe john Morrison,
s.L Wosley, John Rankin,
j2s LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary.
OEELSE OF THE WAs Sill NC r On Marine xsI =
Wa. sA an ese,ion for Drec,ers hea Al The Office Of the
men sgy elected for Ea s R.S.on
John Thorne, TT. Nissan,
james N. Cobb, Isaac Newton,
James q n i sossr,. Dr. in inns SEYMOUR sT1sasd'
G c's1, M EsS'ngsr' AZ S S,.p,i
r. H. winsow, John " Greenfield,
CIV. Riggs William 3. Bend,
And At meeting Of the Board, Gilbert Allen, ESQ. was
eoanimouy reelected President and James Lawson ESQ
US rs r'e'"eA- yB MONIES. Secretary.
TEFFERsOn INSURANCE. COMPANr-
nv consues to insure against damage by bud.
ing goods merchandise geaeraly also vessels
cseoes against loss OF damage by inland sasgatoa on "
favorable tc mas as any other once.
John n Dawson. Moses Tucker,
II.
Edward ID. Howell, DR.. David HoRes,
Tbowson Price. J. N. Ransom
John Horss. PR B. r. Robson
Arson Baker, "ph DRAKE,
John G. Merritt, STEPHEN Lyon,
Alex Maaerton, Saleh - runs,
Fra.cs sage Ssml. Upderhdl
T.w. TM0RNK, President
GEO. 7. HOPE. Secretary jas
FAST RIVER FIRE IssURAnCE Cor
II PANYNo4z ilisr St next Do south Ut Wall street,
opposite the exchange continues 10 insure against
loss damage by FIRE, all houses and other bundines,
and upon goods and sercbasdirc
DIRECTORS.
James Nc Brid., Joseph Kernochos,
Jrhn ucorbeaa james Bowen,
John r. Peters, yohn nronWer,
~ n win ans John Wilson,
Thomas Suhorn, hnbert Tyson,
Henry w Illss Charles Oakley,
Wm Ma,deylILe N. N. O~Cood,
CampbrIl p WHIT Abncr weymsn,
Rob.rt q Dio. George Coggeshsl,
Hamilton Murray. Themss N, smith,
'o'" y '"'A~ VIM VAUDEVILLE Presden,
Gs.snLIMAN, Secretary. j25
NEW YORK CITY MILLs-Tbe proprietor hs-
~ vnr received full supply enabled to offer
and families the following srces fresh dressed and ma
ured daily
it Hesd Rice This article the best tina, can be dressed
"a Prime pire which Is the reyt quslity IN Head
Sd Broken Rice, and small Rice which are very cheap
and wholesome food being only about hall the price o. whole
Also Ground &C. or lice Flour This article of the
greatest usures this country produces-drecons Tor coon.
son,b C,rp,ns "sr,,ts W Heminy, manufactured from
TIE hest Flint Corn-slso, Corn Fcu and Meal Of the dine
kinds. - y, ,y,, x,,.s,,
from the hest Western wheat The above articles Will be sold
in quantities 10 suit purchasers a,
Orders part Of the city y eounry WIN De prompt
VorL Rice Min corner Jefferson and south @ " len with
wv mEssRs GEORGE BARRELL CO.
,,o I'm wall and Front sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

nh. CHEfsltE,s sshlNsENI rlLLs.-
Lar efectuslcure for obstinate dischsrses from uriasry
canal whites suppression and az female co:
loss OF command Of bladder, they completely In
diseases Of the Kidney sadd.r csd pros,r.,e s.st hey
sale and retail by A. B. D. SANDS ie s.lton 81 core,
Brosdwsy; cor walker ana sro.swsy Nones Ga Broad
tross and Pearl cor. Bowery and Walker cor
.paop cor Houston ssd Boweyy end burner. ~ ,
Avenue.
by sandsS shaw. &C, &c., dn-ims
nR. JOHN sON Is ce-su,ea cenfdestlsIiy At nh. aeee
- No Duane street, etwees Chatham William sss on
strcurss sepa Weakness ssd the sua.rous diseases ana
lag from veperss poison Improper tres~es Dr. Jobnsoa
engages remove any recent Affections 10 two three days
the Of facilitating irudcous medicine or prevsr.
toe rom business Persons enustng themselves Jahs
the most aggravated Scroplous Sores ega
Nc speedily hesed Strangers would well by giving DR.
the OF the foregoing d,sea s. which hss never sl
ed whrn used within hours amer exposure Let
trs post paid srd enclosing ARE have the necessary me-
Attendance from A. NJ To nj ght Jehrsos has
psAoui from 10 Chambersstreet. f2i-lUs
THE cInWvsrIL1soRnERss TrSE At LnsT
The celebrated Dr. POETTs Gono~rb~s E<sccscr never
,ss w any csse The directions periect fsy sns 49,.
SIRE e1re v%Ps% snS ss
this assr has wonderfully decreased sisoe The nueascsa
For ale BY A. D. D. sssds, zee rul.n street. syne's
cor. Bowery and waMers, ~ Nopes go Brosdwsy, sd
'. sornri. IS en- svsSs.. Price 81 l2slm.
NJ. hOBEETs, roc. MANt.FHIENn-
and hpu,s~s bs hrpak ohdreW, vsccinn-
ton ssr the Gov roa have hhsrss banned ne shn
% The Faculty. r1l
NATHAN q. oRAHAN. Drpesis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-13

vNsNsWp-A ssried prsctcsl ferns,r, with = tew
w grown children, other Amerssn English scoschur
devssndnr h busipss " ~ We branches to ske che for
share ~ 80 scrrs, n the pro-
.ucve PARTS eftbe NJ New vot esssl In juuen
with me North River Apply With coed revcnses w letter
n. IS lower post e&ce. jeeodlms
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

W\l1E public are respectfully informed
n that a new line of four horse Post
Conches is now running regular between
Jackson and Lexington Mi This new
line is established in ordcrio connect with
the fremont line stages from Manches-
ter to Nashville Tennessee. Passengers
therefore travelling from the northern part
of the State TO jackson, or from jackson to
the north, will find a pleasant and expedi-
'ions mode Of travelling as the coaches
and horses are entirely new, with careful
and experienced drivers. Passengers on
this line will always have preference in
the Vicksburg line of stages at Jackson,
which now connects with the Rail Road
al Big Black Depot. They will also have
the preference at Jackson in the Grand
Gulf stages, which are now in complete
operation. Every attention will be shown
to travellers inthe above line.
L. SIMS, Agent.
Lexington (MD Dec. 8, 1888 At
0-The Nashville Banner will publish
the above tri weekly for one month, Re-
publican Holly Springs and Memphis Ga.
zette one month. and forward their ace
counts TO this office for payment.