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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

l,hej BY that resolution. respecting petitions. DC
fore offering the resolutions OF The Massachusetts
Legislature, he wished 10 know whether resoiu-
ton Of the Legislature OF u State OF THIS Uhioni
were 10 be treated lih respect or contempt
Ga motion OF Nh, GRANrLAND,
Resoirod. That the President of the l. States be
requested lay before This House any cominunlea-
tons which ma, have been received by hfn OF by
the Secretary Of War. from tie Governors oil the
States of Georgia North Carolina, or Tennessee, Oh
the proposition oi John Ross aud his associates Tor
extending the time ot removing the Cherokee IN
dams itom those Siafrs.
Mr. kILGORE asked leave TO submit the follow
ing. but it was objected 10.
Rcgoired BH tic Senate ami Hoase d Reprtscntafttf&
oihe iait,d StatSCI dmerica IN Congress assem- bea,
That The operation Of - much Of the act OF June
Odd 1885, entitled " IN act To regulate the deposites
OF the pubic moneys. prohibits the receipt Oh ihe
notes OF bulls o specie paying banks which have IS
sued, since the 4th July 1886, notes OF bills OF less
denomination dian five dollars, be. and the same Is
hereby, suspended tor the period ftwo years
And BE- il d tier rcsoired That the operation OF the
second section oil the ACT Of Aprd II, 1s26, entitled
IAN act making appropriation TOT the payment oil the
Revolutionary and other pensions ol the |. States,
lor the yeat thousand eight bundled aud thirty
slA be- and Tie same IS hereby, suspended Tor the
period Of two years.
1he Senate did not SIT 10 day.
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NIL HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large as
w surtmeut Of elegant new publications., IN the
varous banches OF literature, VIZ: Cuyiet's Animal
Kingdoms; l.yclls aud ComstocNs Geology; DE
La BeChe's Geological Manual; Manual of Classic
al Literature Sismondls Fail Of the Roman Em-
pire; Nlcbnlr's Rome; Wheaton's International
Law Hartford Conventions; Fisher HE Vine
Mrs. Sigourney's Letters; Methodist Hymns aud
Prayer Books, all sizes, aud very fine; Wdvcrly
Novels, ~ Vols; Dayy Dumls; Sketches IN
Paris, Egypt, Arabia Pe'rea and the Holy Land 3;
Celestial Scenery of the Heavens by Thos Dick !;
Abbous Way to do Good; Young Mans and Young
Lady's Library; Young Wilp's Book; Young
Husbands Book; Gen. McCombs Tactjcs MIS-.
Barbauld's Lessons Ciark's Commentaries on the
New Testament; Bnglys Travels IN Europe :;
Ciinque Medlcac, by Andral; Lady BlesSiugton's
Complete Works Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assormeuts Of English, Greek, La
tin and French School Books and Stationary Of
every description, Wholesale Of retail, at low prices
Our stock is now the most complete ever offered
in this Market, and particularly invite the reading
community 10 call and examine for themselves.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
May , is
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VuENrb-EsFE GpSEfs IS.
SECOND SESSION.
Correspondence If 1ie Bdiflm0rc Pdttiot
WAsuISeroS, June :, 1873

! WAsnINeToS June >. 1893.
! The Senate adjourned yesterday until Tuesday
morning, for the purpose rf giving the officers an
opportunity ol placing the Chamber on the summer
tabli,hucnt--taktug up the carpets with tie ae
cunulated dust Of itw eYemonth- putting down silaw
matiine.--clean lpg and ,rurllatiHr. Sc. dc.
The House spent eail! the mholc oil this day in
the consi ciailon Of bills for the relief oil Revou-
uonmy tiimauis. The members who attended,
aud remained al ihcr posts. performed an excellent
DAYS noik--baHius mafured and ordered 10 thlrd
reading an intense number OF bills Of the character
have mentioned.
The following report received from the Sec
reaty Of State on the subject OF Hc annexation n
Tctas.
10 The President IF tie taited States:
The Secretary o. State, TO whom WIS referred
the resolution Of The House of Representatives Of the
25th insi.. requesting the President communicate
10 the House, not incompatible with tie public IN
tcrrss, any corfrs ponaenoe not heretofore commu-
ntcated. between tbs Government aud that OF the
Republic OF Texas, and alsO with the Government Of
amy other country, relating To the annexation Of the
sad Republic Of Texas 10 the United States, aud 10
inform The House whether the application oi the said
Government OF Texas 10 the United States, for ad-
mlulsson to tins Union, has been Withdraw has tie
houof to report 10 the President that all the CORES
poudence between this Government aud that Of
Texas, respecting the annexation ftat Republic 10
The laed States, has been already Communicated To
lf lIouAc al At lfstldlNts, ana tldl tile PROPOSE
ton Of ann, Natlon, made ly The Texan Governments
having been disposed Of in that correspondence, has
rot befn slace deemed within the control Of the
United States
No correspondence upon the subject Of such an
ncXatlon has taken place between tins Government
aud that Of any other county
Allmhch lsfespcc0nly submitted
JOHN FORSYTH.
Ths WAS referred TO the committee on Foreign
alldrs.
Thr Secretary Of War transmitted commurlca-
non containing the following Information IN relation
to the valuation OF Improvements, and the amounts
paid thereon, under the Cherokee Treaty Of s35.
l. That the Improvements valued under the Cher
oh treaty oils3j amount to about one n.lllion of
dollars.
The amount OF money paid lor such improve
mruts Is not III all eases 10 be ascerained These
with Other allowances Tor spnliaons ferries, etc
constituted the credits to individual Indians; debts
aud other claims all wed by the board are charged
against thcm. and hc balance only paid. if any 70
mains. 1t is e~tlmaledtha the payments equal eight
huudred thousand dollars.
Tins document was Laid on the table.
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From The Giobe, J anc &.

Mr. Wright, from the COMMITTEE on Finance, re-
ported III the Senate to-day the bill from the House,
making appropriations for the suppression of Indian
hosthes and gave notice that he should move Ion
IFS consideration tomorrow. tcso uiion was offer
ed by Nh. Lyon, (which lies until to-
nonow) asking information from the Secretary
OF War, IN relation to certain proceedings on the
northern frontier. A bill was reported by Mr.. Ben
ton from the Commilee on Military Affairs, autho-
rHIng the President to accept the services of volnn-
tcers. A reso ation was offered by Mr.. Webster
winch also lies over until tomorrow, calling on the
Secretary of the Treasury for copies of orders di-
tccuonsto collectors slnce the passage OF the JOINT
resolution in leiltlou TO the money be received in
ayment Of public dues. Numelous.Dlls wee consd
cIed aud disposed of.
Ia The llonse Of Representatives, the bill to esiab-
lish the Territorial Government OF Iowa. was, aitei
much debate, passed by vote OF 2ls yeas TO i
nays.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

macy But It Will be impossible TO soneea, this ...
from the public They cannot fail to see ,h..
triumph of Wing principles is Identified with H.. ,'e
''onai prosperity. Mems minds, unsba,llsa :.
party Ties, are already beginning to perceive ~,
knowledge this truth Il vain W III be Tho ae
leaders of'lle party again to hoodwinh them f'
,"e" o''''oid INTO error aud ruin-chasins piIJss
butterflies aud falling at every step into boo. s''
quasm'res' and led at least 10 the very yerce or
preeipce' trom plunging over Which they b,yo
but barely saved. The people will ,rus, no ,a.s
10 such blind guides, waving their iga,s f,,,,.'
ches IN the air but they will follow tbose ..c'
'rnsty leaders, who make the Constitution ''u
aud who follow IN the luminous footsteps Of w.
fathers and founders of the Republic. u wa
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CONGRES SIONAL,

The business t1rsactedln the Senate day Was
not Of much general interest resolution was of
feredb by MI Mons, and ordered to be printed, for an
adjournment on the second Monday of July, unili
the second Monday in November. The bill from
the House for the ciel Of the hers Of Robert Full
ton, VAS reported by the Committee on Claims, With
notice oi motion to the move its ndt finite post
ponen cnt when 1t SHAH come up for considerations
\ report also made FROM the Committee on ln-
dian Affairs. 10 which referred the Presidents
message oitAe 2lst of May, in relation the Chefo-
kce Indians. Numerous bills were disposed Of
hone oil them oil general Importance.
Giobe of .NoRaay nigM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

I v tiruCus's Almond Lotion,
Champagne Wine, Key, Poeahontas, Tarapn
and ohcl EYonle br nls,
lava and other SeSaIs, part very old aud supe-
lut
Branlics and Holland Gin, none better
Walnuts Fllbeus, Palm Nuts etc.
Madeira, white and red ClAret, white aud red Bar
gundy Saulrne, gold, pale and brown Sheny Mus
cacl, Old Hook and other Wines, IN casks and bot
tics.
Friction and Lucilct Matches, III quantities. to suit
purchasers,
Cheese, a choice Cmy article,
GARDEN and Flower Seed assorted,
peTinmoly Medicines, Surgeon, and Dentists
Instruments, Pants, Oils, Glass, etc, tine supply oil
each,
Suuns and Chewing Tobacco,
Guns aud Pistols,
Knitting anl Sewing Needles and Pins,
Leaon Synp, Acd, Salt and Juice OF do,
Preserves, Pickles and Teas; several kinds OF
each,
Soda, Sellitz, Ginger Beer, Saratoga, Lemon
adr &c. Powders
Raspberry aud Ginger Syrup
Writing aud Post Office Paper,
Saratoga aud Seidlllz Water IN bottles; the Pa
tent Medicines.
Waters, LAX Powder, Sealing WAN, Liquid AID In
dcble LAX,
NIolnS, Flutes, Chronetls Flies, etc. y loliu ant
Guitm Strings.
Salad aud Sweet OIL fresh and finest quality,
Cotdlals, assorted, direct Importation and fines
quality
Mustard, French, English and Anicric5n
Raz7rs, Straps aud Homes,
Salt Pctrc, Alum, Btmstone, Coppcras, Madder
Ginger. Pepper, Asplce, Mace, Cloves, Nutmegs
numouieJlls, Mater, Fancy aud Velvet Coots,
fine supply o each,
Accordnus and AecordiOn Instructors,
Pepper Sauce, Jams aud Jelnes,
Watch Oh,
Brushes and Narnshes, all kinds in use,
Cinnamon, Jews Hnns, Pocket, Fine and ORES
sing Combs,
llar, Skin and Complexion, several very fine AZ
tcles for EACH
Tou, Codlsioot, Arnmatic Ginger, llorchound
Masnesla, Peppermint, Bathpipe and Other Lo1en
yes,
Coughs, Colds, Consumptions, &c, several valua
bic remedies,
Teeth and Gums for each several esteemed appli
catiolls,--with great many other Goods, Tor sal
by Howell DAVIES.
June d. II Is
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MONEY WANTED.

A LII persons indebted to us are requested TO
IN come forward and pay their accounts and all
those to whom indebted will bring in their &C
counts for settlement. Immediate attention to the
above is desired as our present business is shortly 10
be closed II. b. RICHARDS, " Co.
March | II L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

TIE New ofleans True American OF tue 18th alt.
saws" The weather as been cold t1rse two l'asl
da,sas we commonly experience II IN the months
| OF November or February. Wooen clothes, fires
and bI,nL cts are quite comfortable Such onscason-
able temperature has never before been known IN
Louisiana"
Snow fell in cdiord County, Pcnns, wanna on the
Goth u. 10 the depth of ten inches.
4 MIS-. Link. wife oil Mr.. Link. al Jefferson oonn-
/ ~ Va. was crushed 10 DEATH few days SINCE n
! Ilafper's Ferry. between two Rail Road Cars
She vas on aytsi, the rotd fot tic first mc 10 see
The prospect for peaches in New Jersey. so cele-
brlcd ior them, said to be better than for many
years
The United States Gazette, contains the following
queer alveIiisemeut-"A legitimate gent lem1n
wishing 10 retire. would be wiling TO b come the SOU
OF person having no male offspring
.Snbterraaean 1fareliag -The liue Of railway be
tween LYONS aud ST. Etenne, the largest manulae
uripg lown.and the richest coal dstrc, III rance rs
oul, 81 miles IN lcngtb yet, such Is The nneVcnness
OF the county, and great has bern The anxiety oil
the Engineers TO preserve complete level pos
Sbe that thcrr are actually no less than fceniy tan
Reis between the Two termIni. One OF them Is i
mile in length. while another, which Is bali mlle
Long Is carried under the bed u i rNer, which cross
tue hnc.
A Compau, i in course Of formation III London
Tor the purpose OF running coaches aud wagons by
steam ordinary turnpike roads.
yne KiBe afiRc ighapifees Tile law Of Tie Ash
aItees ALLOWS heir sovereign to posses; 1888 wiVes
HIS beiBs the precise mystical number on which the
property of the nation depends.
Cost Of Egyaiiy.-'rhe royal plate at Windsor Il
krpi ia one toietably sized loom and an adjoining
closet and valued al ono million strca huadfCd ana
fjtg thousand yeUadS stefiHg. There Is one gold
service formed for George ", to dine one huudfcd
aud thnty guests peacock ol precious stones, va
a l#4Fa lt.4,I In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
CO-PAFeTNEEsSHlIp.
PURIFY & HFcLAUGIaLIV.

TbV Fth AT StfcHI, NV OTk,
NFFER tor sale, on liberal terms, large and
" desirable assortment of Brush, French, and
Italian Dry Goods, particularly adapted TO the
southern market. Merchants visiting New orb
ue especially invited to examine their stock.
view lolk, Navel 4Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
GGWMANBOLTING CLOTHS.

HAVE On hand FULL ASSORTMENT of the
i celebrated Anchor brand Boiling Cloths, which
will sell as low as they can be purchased in the
State. JOHN G. MEEM.
Jnne lV if
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4 I As on hand isrse assortment of Tin Ware.
Il Il which he will sell very low. Merchants
who deal in Ibis article, will do well to call on
him, he warrants his work be as well executed
as At any other establishment in the State
He has also hand, and is prepared make Stills.
Kettles, and every Kind of Ware in his business
House Covering and Spouting with Tin or Copper
on the most approved plan, and low prices.
O. STOVES, oidliierent kinds and sizes
February 10 VISIT
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EE.NGEEEsgEsG
- NV a "a ED a Ia =.

E4Nolt all sans Of money current in Virginia, not
d less han five nor exceeding two thousand dollar
IN amount, which may be received on depositc Ger
rtlca,es Will be issued hi nding fully and clletuay
all the funds aud property of this institution, for the
payment thereof when demanded, upon ten daNs
notice, with interest thereon, al he rate of five pc,
cchtum per ammunition any time not exceeding twelve
months, aud if not demanded within that time viii
be entitled to five and hafper centum, upon no.
tee having been given rs aforesaid.
Like certificates will be issued for all depositcs
exceeding III amount two thousand dollars which
viii be redeemed in weekly ustamcnts Of two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest as aforesaid
upon ten DAYS notice being gwen prior to the
withdrawal oil the first insalmcnt; but whe never the
directors dcemt proper to DO 50. they will pay the
entire amount of the certificate upon that notice
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday at g O'clock p. NJ. at the
office of the institution
JEHu WILLIAMS, President:
WILSON i. BRYANT. Treasurer:
GEORGE BAGBY, Secretary.
Howell Lewis, james C. Hunt,
Jno. Il. Hum, Andrew c. Elliott,
Christopher McIver, Wm. VI. Davis,
]. 9. Shachlclord, Andrew kiuneir,
Thos @. AGREE, Directors
April w;}m if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

Sub Treasurer c02--Alien IIutchens, Receiver
Of the Iona Land Office, Michigan, 3" following III
the footsteps" of his "iIlustnous predecessors
who have ptered the public money, aud absconded.
has after ieatherins his nest, the tune of 100000
fled to parts unknown; 10 be succeeded by some
other blood -suckcr, who viii probably wind up his
career by similar delinquency.
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PROSPECTOS,


THE subscriber proposes to publish, in the be-
ginning of the ensuing winter, Condensation Of
the twenty volumes of the Old and Now Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, be comprised in four
volumes, 8vo., according to the model OF Peters
Condensed Reports.
This work is now in preparation by ]. Burton
Harrison, Esq. of this city, assisted by William F.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by Il
distinguished retired Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and by one of tho sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more ne
cessary as tie original is voIunnous expensive
and scarce. An increasing curiosity too is mani
fest il, the other States of tho Union in reference
to the peculiar Jurisprudence OF Louisiana; and the
circumstance OF the numerous principles here de.
cided in tho adjustment of conflicts of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adjudged cases Of prime uti-
ltv TO the urists of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our Codes
and thus there is great demand for tho Louisiana
decisions from a fresh quarter
Convenient notes. indicating the parallel cases
decided in louisiana, and occasionally those in the
more authoritative forums of the other States will
he added to each
The work will form four volumes, royal octave
and viii be delivered, bound, to subscribers at Sc
per vol; in case it shoil be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub
scribors will DO 81 per vol.
S5u5scri rtions received by
WIN McKEAN,
les cor Camp and Common sis.
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NEW EDITION or TIE CJVTl, CODE or
- yOyIc,5,.,
IOi"1''"|'
Il has been Tor time made kaown 10 the pubic
\ that the subscribers engaged in preparing iar
tlc press edition of the Louisiana Civil Code
they were, rom the first, OF the great difficulty
and responsibility attending the publication st the work
and il was not wlthon great hesitation that they con
sentcd TO the undertaking But the present edition
amounting to bout three thousand copies and which
had cost tine State more than thirty thousand dollars
was entirely out OF print. For more than two years
past the usual pce Of the work has been from thirty
to fifty dollars. =.
1t lisa sssteuf of written rides which so iipedates
operates upon every Individual of the state Interested
elthef IN asrchture or commerce and which governs
tle disposition OF so much property coming to 10 IRON
4her states, that-uhl he alnoS other treatise upon
law--it is as much the textbook aud manual OF the
merchant aud the planter, Is OF tile private gentle
man and the professional adEoc te.
I. lhe lawyers OF he u,"hi states, and in fact OF al
those states I}on the Ono and ds 7Hept RIVERS wheel
ma mart Tor Their produce m h"'isrna, have Ire
qurht necessity Of reference TO tn code, and make 1t if
nii'penSabie requisite 10 Their ':nries; and IN The
city o! New Orleans Tie hook - as sure to IL found II
tue merchant counting raom us upon he desk Of Tie
ldge or The table OF the attorney 1t is not surprising
therefore that the first edition OF the work quick
" disposed OF; and although mere reprint of it would
III some measure supply the public necessity yet il
would be imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with reer to the Reports and Statute in order tc
EN- race the numerou' amendments which have h"en
maze by the 1t glSHtrt, and 'ia important DECISIONS
MI 1tE.E.a I,tAt,
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EEARDTY ARE.
% MAGAZINE STREET.
MEIL obi Il A Az.

hooti y hNt.IILE, II Co.-importers of Foreign
- and Domestic Hardware are RECEIVING from, r,'
rope and the Atlantic Cities direct from the Manuf.e-
tnrers en- extensive assortment of Fancy and Heavx
HARDWARE comprising every article in the line WHICH
they offer low. "'''sA
Country Merchants and others are invited TO call and
examine their stock which consists in pau of table
butchers pocket, saddlers and knives plated and
brana tea spoons, needles, pins hooks and eyes, sho-
tona and npaned ware brushes, blank books and m,
per looking glasses, anvis, vices, screw plates hand
st'dge and mail hammers smiths bellows American and
English blister, east shear, German and crowley Steel
ploIgh nouids trace, and log CHAIN weediug Lou;a
ianii and grubbng hoes Mattocks, pick axes. corn and
grass scythes, Collins Kings and Simmons chonn;nr
axes, wrought horse and cut nails, cetton and WOO
cards. colee and corn mills plsnes and plain WI
els, gSuges, locks, sad, irons, hooks and h
pistols, shot, powder and liquor taks, per
powder TEA fish, brass aid bell Metal
knob chest, trunk and pad ocks bride
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VoL.-VI No 1853
THE e.. oKftyA STAGE COACH
Sr'TAF lsCAT LINE
E s:l=--=.,=5 {s.l s. t. tsl

$500 lsCAT LINE
Eigsl-z tat s.sls tsss~s
s3iszsi1s 1919. 4-.ss2.ss,
THROUGH IN FIVE AND 4 HALF DAMS, &,
From Mobile (Aiahana) TO Augusta tacoE
cav 81 Mobile eScry other ds. Immediately attek
4 the arrival Vi the mail from New Orleans, per the
steamboat EMrLirE, i5aAely, to Pensacol,
steamboats, er PetSuo's si, S, Rosa sound and Choe.
.'ae.'e isi'vr and b,y) 10 Cedar B, coaches themes
VIA Mariana, GtStLt,iocctee, formerly Mount Yer
non btnhI h'se, ina'elSon; iaTk nsSille and Louis
'e, To Augusta passenger taki,i,, his seat ut Mo-
he Is IN no dansc" u lelIg thrown out or losing hIa
pre- erence by otter conflicting iteresis, as the FLOk5-
"a LINZ rs att ont CONCERN, and under one col tres
thr1urhoa a'i hay rely WITH CERTAINTY upon has
arrivals Augusta " time Specified, through all wealth.
iE'lihe slio''ld occur. file Great New Orleans Aaib
Is carTedty this rome The Agents for accoinnoda-
Hon, Teams, Coaches pnd Drivers surpassed
TIC so,iteu, cUHiIlry.
ne smooth, hard natural roads, the safe and inter
es"E wafer navigation ehe ae and accommodation,
aloid Tic Traveller speed ser,an, comfort, and pleas
.iS variety; connected as we're with the Rail eoa,l TO
Ci"ulcs'hl, y L. and tie yeam packets TO New Ysrk,
Travellers ran rea n New fVr, from New Orleans,
LEss rHAs IL GAYs"-N sshisgton city ia ~.
From Chatr,huoehee, Florida, we have Bran:
'"nt wa 3"ilc. and Tallahassee, to st Marks !.t
post eoaehes, also two branches iro,a Eawkinsv;
one 10 diiledSese, and one TO Macon, light tvs '.
cla,Ctes STNSk 'i'D%S s,
AuGvsrA, ooh Jan. 1885.
| ntfice al Mansion House Mobile {
'Iiist.ttsv, New Orleans to Mobile i50Im
Mobile to AIp,sis $40
Augusta TO Charleston lGe
tsri-Stan 10 New York, gsl
| Time, New Orieaa to iiosiie,
Mobile to Augusta, ~.
| Augusta To Clmr-e>tnnA L.
Charleston to New York s,-
Making l6S miles lc, day On miles per ho4,r, in j..
sNe Of all sop,@ges, movie
\. Is. beg leave 10 inform the puhlc that II,
bridges over Che Chsfaaooahe swamp AID Hand Labor
creek have JUS been completed ty the sener over,
ment, Qic niy obstacles Operating against this afe and
speed. route ale thus happily renewed; aud tA,e the
pleasure ofe.rng from Jewellers than the cosche hor
SIS, 'rSera@nd Dads Of the first order; AM, as |. The
water route from teiisacoA to Cedar Bluff is admit.
ted by all WHO have passed through it to be su,1asss,
~ novelties beauty a'i safety. The bridges tlrous
,,eorsia have also heenrelAi1.tA. J NJ c nAKER y