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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
COMMUNICATED.


At regular meeting ofthc Common Council Of
l.ynchhurg al the Courthouse in sand town, on tri-
day evening the 17tlI August. 1885:
Present, Smithson Ii. Davis, Prcadcnt: Pete,
Dudley, John Hollns, Nathan b. Thurman, David
&. Murcii, Sampson Duguid and Jesse h. Pelry,
-HCWIerS.
The contingent accountot G. l.. LPckir. Police
Master, foi the quarter OF year ending 17lh Au-
gust, 1888, presented and being duly sworn to,
received, and, with the Treasutel's recent for
SOB 30, the balance due from him, were ordered To
be filed.
The Watering Committee this day made report
TO the Common Council of the annual expenses Of
the Water W orks &c, which, being read was re
ceWed, and ordered to be recorded, and the same
tSllows, III these words =
-" The Watering Committee. in obedience to "A
resolution OF the Common Council, passed last
meeting, requiring said committee to make detail
ed statement Of the expenses aud receipts OF said
Moths, beg leave to report, that The chargesto which
me work is subject amounts TO S37o per annum, VIZ
Interest on $50 600, $1,000 90
Superintendent W. Works, 400 90
One Labourer l5o 90
board, Clothing, &c. of Labourcr say, 100 90
o"hdfy b'achsmilh's Moik. yarn Tor pack
'ns' iaIlow, carriage, &c. &c. l25 90
S3,775 90
The receipts from the work amount to S3656 Is
GEMS and are constituted OF the following items, VIZ:
wafer rents s. 2j5 15
interest on pipe fixtures, &c. Al So
Me- nth' oil " alter to Messts. Langhorne's, $50 90
N''e' Lax 735 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
Another Fifteen Shilling Lottery!
LcfsbHrg .5rHdPnsU Ioffrru,

EXTRA CLASS, No. ., FOR 1883,
10 be drdHp N Richmond on Tharsday o3d Iugnsi,
1898, The Drdtcinp rW be rcccircl al THIS Office
ON SnLnl1lnl LLl oIL irsI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
IirainiU state L0IleI.y,

fo, the benefit OF the Mononga,a Acacalcuy,
CLASS No. 5, FOR 1883
IL he drdfn II Iierm3,id, on Saturday o5H Iapusl,
le5s. Il = Dra"'ng WH be recetcd al MS Office
on Tocsdag, The 2sH inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

Hut man, s,o,ia'rl and learttaJ with man,
Nv regal warrant se ulned he bond
! r mttrest -akc, or >Narsins intn claus
Rrnath one head Tor purposes af wa tur int,rssl)
tn lowers selected from the p'st, aud bound
Mud bundled elnsr to ill snnne crow lr, vase.
ia,eS rapidly, nn1, hN compression married,
Contracts detrment not to hc endured
ltaNriE.
lESSkS. EbIHORS-AS The ffcedam al IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

Merchants are requested to call and examine
iock, lhere is no mstake IN lhe same belng the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

Aug. 80.
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Aug. 20.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Tor arrearages payable through the office of the
Second Auditor, twelve hundred dollars.
For arreaTages payable through the office of the
Third Auditor, three thousand dollars.
For taxes on the PaSsyunk arsenal, near Philadel-
phIa, for the year eighteen hundred and thriy-sev-
en- and eighteen hundred and thirty eight fourteen
hundred and fifty dollars.
For contingencies OF the army, five thousand dol
ArS.
For paying the balance due the heirs Of William
Meldrum, one of the commissioners for surveying
and marking the road from La P'aIsauce Bay 10
Chicago, two hundred and sixty eight dollars and
tny-lyc cents.
For paying Adam Eckielt for fine gold aud 9th
eIeNPenSeS incurred by him in preparing nine med
ais ordered by Congress for various distinguished
officers one thousand and eight dollars and eighty
six cents.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker q The House Of Representatives.
RH. NJ, JOHNSON,
Use President Of The United States
and President Of The Senate.
Approved, April 9th, 1883.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19


The most lnAag actions that affect mans credit
are 10 be regarded. The sound Of your hammer
at five in the morning, or nine atnight, heard by
CREDITOR makes him easy six months longer but Il
he sees you at a billiard table, or hears your voice at
tavern, when you should be at work, he sends for
his money the next day.
There is no fooling with life, when it is once turn
cd beyond ierty; the seeking OF fortune then Is
but desperate after game il is a hundred to one
il man fling two SKIES, and recover all especially
if his hand be no luckier then mine.
The man who will live above his present clrcum-
stances, is in great danger ofliving in little time
much beneath them, orsas the Italian proverb says,
" The man who lives ~ hope will die by hunger"
| He that would make real progress in knowledge
must dedicate his age well as his youth the latter
growth as well as the first fruits, at the altar oitruh
| The difference between rich man and poor
man Is this tie former eats when he pleases, and
the latter when he can get il.
Lampoons and satires, that are written with Wi
and spirit, are like poisoned Darts which not only
| inict wound but make il incurable.
Education begins the gentleman, but reading gooc
company and reflection. must finish him.
TIE weak may he jokcd about any thing but tllei'
weeknesS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
THE DEMO Ora T

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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
A b. lsEAL~l
C. ID. fSEAt.

And such certificate shall be offered for record to
the clerk OF the circuit court Of the District Of CO.
lumbla, III that county in which such deed ought 10
be recorded. 1t shall bc the duty of such CLERK to
record the same accordingly and when the privy
examination, acknowledgment and declaration Of a
married woman shall have been so taken and GER
titled, and delivered 70 the clerk 10 he recorded pur
Suant 10 the directions of this acl such decd shall he
as eiiectua in law to pass her right title and inter-
est, as if she had been an unmarried woman: Pro
rtded, horerer, That no covenant or warranty con-
tanned in such deed hereafter executed shall in any
manner operate upon any cme covert, or her heirs,
Iurther than to convey eftectualv from such teme
covert and her heirs, her right of dover or other in
tcreSt in real estate which she may have at the date
Of such deed.
SEC. 5. Ind he Il further enacted That all
deeds heretofore recorded within the District Of Co
umbia, and IN the county wherein any lands, icEe
mcnts and heridtaments are situated, which are
conveyed in OF by said deeds, on an acknowledge
ment before any two justices Of the peace Tor said
District slal be good and eiectual for the purpose
or purposes therein mentioned, and valid as TO all
subsequent purchasers, and all creditors, from the
passage of this act, Prorided sand deeds were made
in good faith, and without an interest 10 commit
fraud upon creditors or bona tde subsequent pur-
ChaSerS.
Approved, April Goth, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Ny HEARTS IN oLD tRELNND.
TrNr-Thr pals Of .9rnen

TrNt-Thc pdie Of .4roed.
Nv bark on the billow dashed gorously on,
And glad were the notes Of the sailor boys songs
Yet sad was my BOSOM and burning with Woe
For my hearts in Old Ireland wherever | 20.
Oh! my hearts in Old Ireland wherever -.
More than the flowers AL Italy Yields,
Arc the rcd-brcaSted daisies that spanGe thy fields
The shamrock, the hawthorn, the white bloSsoncd
soc,
For my hearts in Old Ireland wherever 90.
On my hearts, SC.
The shores they look llscy--yct cherries and vain
Blsom the lilies of France, and the olives of Spain.
When thought on the fields where the wild daisies
grow,
For my hearts in Cd ireland wherever 90
Oh! NY hearts, SC.
The lilies and roses abandon the plain,
Though the summers gone by, still the shamrock
remains;
Like a friend in misfortune it blooms DER the snow
My hearts in Old Ireland wherever go,
Oh! my hearts, &c,
sigh and vow If ere get home,
No more from my dear little cottage TO roam;
The harp shall rcSound and the goblet shall flow
For my hearts in Old Ireland wherever 20.
Oh! my hearts, Sc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
fPuBLIc-No. III


AN ACT directing the transfer of money remain
ing unclaimed BY certain pensioners and author
izing the payment of the same at the Treasury of
the United States
Be 10 enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
senatires Of the United States Of america IN Con-
gress assembled, That all money which has been,
or may hereafter be, transmitted to the agents for
paying pensions, which may have remained or may
hereafter remain, in the hands of said agents I'M
claimed by any pensoncr or pensioners for the term
OF eight months after the same may have or may
become due and payable shall be transferred to the
Treasury of the United States; and that all pen
sions unclaimed aforesaid shall be thereafter pay
able only at the Treasury OF the United States, and
out otany money rot otherwise appropriated
SEC. 2. find be IL further enacted That the
transfer directed by the first section of this act shall
be made by the draft of the Commissioner of PEN
sions upon the agents tor paying pensions. and in
favor of the Treasurer of the United States; and
that the form OF said draft shall be prescribed by
the Secretary of War.
APPROVED, April 9th, 1898.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
Approved, April 2olh, 1855.


AN ACT for the benefit orthe Levy Court of CJl-
vert county, in the State Of Maryland
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires ofthe United States Of .qmericd in Con
gress assembled That the Secretary of the Trca,u-
ry is hereby authorized and required to pay, To any
one duly authorized by the levy court of Calvert
county, in the State OF Maryland, out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum
Of three thousand dollars, in full satisfaction for the
destruction of the courthouse of said county by the
enemy during the late war with Great Britain
while same was in the military occupancy OF the
United States, and in consequence thereof destroy
ed by fire.
Approved, April Goth, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
THE Nd roy

" T. " l. " y "
The day was bright and beautiful
The boys TO play had gone
Save one who sat beside the door,
Detected and alone.
And as the tone OF merry sport,
Came family TO his ear
He sighed and from his swelling lids
He brushedshe falling tear.
Ills little heart was rent with pain
He could not JON the play;
He could not run about the fields,
And by the brook side stray
The rolling hoop, the bounding ball.
The kite horne by the wind
The acorn hunt were nought TO HIM
For he, alas was blind
He ccell moi see the setting sun,
And watch the glowing skies
The beauty Of the neon and stars
Fcll not upon his eyes.
The rainbow, when II spannod the clouds
Was lost upon his sight
And waving woods, and sparkling streams,
Fur an 70 lii'n night
These truths came fresh upon his mind
While sitting tins apart;
No wonder that the tear drop Gi,
And heavy was his heart
All little did the youthful throng,
Whose hearts were full Of joy,
Reflect upon the lonely state
OF that poor orphan boy
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

The mariner, when tempest driven
Upon dark and stormy sea,
LiilS up his troubled eye 10 heaven,
In hope that there Sonic guide may he,
And Il perchance, some trembling star
Shines softly through the gloom Of night
He halls ils radiance from Affair."
Blessing ITS mi!l celestial light.
Thus when Ger Gle's tumutuous surge
We struggle on through gloom ard care,
While storm, Of grief and anguish urge
Our troubled spirits to despair,
Oh then, IN that hcniGhted hour,
One guide hath God in mercy gwen,
Shining with mild, bcnignaut power
To ligh, our weary souls 10 Heaven.
RELlGIoS It's the holy beam
That dlsSipates each cloud OF gloom,
BrightebS and cheers lile's troubled dream,
And sheds halo round the tomb.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

TnE SPELLS OF HOME.
BY the soft green light in the woody GLADE
On the banks Of moss where thy childhood pinvd
By tie waving tree thro' which the eye,
First ookd in love to the summer sky;
By the dewy CLEAN, by the very breath
OF the primrose tufts in the grass beneath
Upon thy heart there is laid a spell
Holy and procousoh guard it well
By the sleepy ripple of the stream
Which hath ufd thee into many drclm
By the SILVER Of the ivy leaves
TO the wind of morn at thy easement caves;
By The bees deep murmur in the lines,
By the music of the Sabbath-chmes
BIZ every sound Of thy native shade
Stronger and dearer the spell is made
BY the gathering round the winter hearth,
When twilight called unto household mirlh;
By the fury tale or the legend old
In that ring of happy faces told;
By the quiet hours when hearts unite
In the parting prayer, and the kind Good night
Bv the smiling eye and the loving tone
Over thy lie has the spell been thrown.
And bless that gift lit hath gentle might,
A guardian power and guiding light!
1t hath led the freeman forth 10 stand
In the mountain-batlcs Of his land
| II hath brought the wanderer DER the seas,
| To die on the hills Of his own fresh breeze;
And back to the gates OF his father 8 ball,
| Ii hath won the weeping prodiga.
Yes when thy heart in its pride would stray,
| From the loves Of IFS guleless youth away,
When the sulIyng breath Of the world would come
Der the flowers it brought from It's chldhoeds home
Think thou again Of the woody glade,
| And the sound by the rustllng IVY made,
| Think Of the tree at the parents door,
| And the kindly spell shall have power once more.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

ing wei known to us as Tor proved by the Oaths OF
credible witnesses before us to be the person who
executed the SAID deed and being by US examined,
privlly and apart from her husband and having the
deed aforesaid fully explained In her, she, the said
EF Acknowledged the same 10 bc her act and deed,
and declared that She had willingly signed, sealed,
AMI delivered the same and that she wished not 10
rctract H. Given under our hands and seals this
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
IPuBLIc.-No. col

AN ACT making an appropriation for the removal
Of the great raft Of Red river.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatires ofthe United States Of .4naerieG n Con-
gress assembled That the sum Of seventy thousand
dollars be appropriated, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the com
plete removal ofthe great raft in Red river, in the
State OF Louisiana and Arkansas.
Approved, April GOTH 1888
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
1PuBLIc--No. 1871


AN ACT to amend the act for quoting professions,
enrolling conveyanccs, and securing the estates
of purchasers, within the District Of Columbia
passed the thirty-first day OF May, eighteen hun
dred and thlrtv-two'
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiues Of the United States Of 9merica IN Con-
gress assembled, That the clerks oithe circuit courts,
of the District of Columbia, and their deputies in
their respective counties, shall he, and are hereby,
authorized and required to admit 10 record any con-
veyance whereby right title OF interest, in real
estate is conveyed, or purports TO be- yin. within
the limits OF their respective counties, upon the GER
tfcatc under seal any two justices OF the peace
of any State or Territory of the United States, or Of
the District of Columbia, annexed to such deed, and
| to the following effect, to wit
-- County Tor Corporation, &c to wit
We, A B ana ID, justices of the peace in and
for the county for corporation, or parish or district
aforesaid, in the State for Territory, or district Of
-, do hereby certify that E F, party for +
| L and G II, SC. parties,l to certain decd bear
| ing date on tho day of-and hereto an
nexcd, personally appeared before us in our county
| FOR corporation, SC. aforesaid, the said i + for
+ and G II, &c.l being personally well known to
us, as for proved by the oahs credible witnesses
before US to bel the person for personsl who eXecu-
| ted the said deed, and acknowledged the same TO
be his [her or theirl act and deed. Given under
| our hands and seals this dav of -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19
BY AUTH GRITTY

laws or THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE
SECOND SESSION OF THE TwENTY.FIFTH Con-
GREss,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-19

Provided, That, when such acknowledgement,
shall be taken before any justices Of the peace be-
You'd the limits Of the District of Columbia, there
Shall accompany such certificate of acknowledge
ment certificate ofthe clerk or other public officer
having olicia.cognzance OF the fact, under his Off
ca SEAL that such persons were, at the date Of their
said certificate in fact justices as they purpor to
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

W These Pills AssIsrAnI rATvRE, aad afford per-
sosS ssrsns.S and health Sv removing sscas.is.s1 Gpur
e.-s,herwe il simple language sisis.sd Asms,. Th.
other way disease but taking out l. must be
n. !as ~ Of s
mineral medicines i consequences Of the perspraton
into aoiicssut sweating nohi.g compared 10 pufgng
with Bandrelhs Pills, in the good effects the body One
and bowels than dozen vspor baths on Thomsoaan
principles could remove Purgsg and sweating all THAI is
ED No OTHER way. BRANDRETTs PILLS both sudo
ing In some cases they produce vomiting; this oay
the in such state OF ouln that cannot cleanse
cause ihsy every organ healthy sciion
state things necessarily this desirable result
No method is sensible the following Nature. Mankind
s sas Sa but
Let ABANDON then false notions and false pracses
The eht reason-et ruin eyes by gas
candle light, and shall need opcanslei cease do
dies and shall need no US endeaver find
experience be teacher and prejudice be
discarded as our companion
THE CeyyINSTE s;sl ~
FOX rue OF
MAKING MoH T3 HosEs p eir IassssmeH
What do druggists prove by making and vending counterfeit
rn'' purp0r'nB6 R r B sRANBRErHs PILLS,
'' HoSGsT AND fS's Es PRINCIPLES
3D. That other ms.iene required by the puhle-e
in he way they DO '1 Simply for
DR. Bf nNiyERsAE r rfIls,
ss;t Pills
% A1 THERE NEVER WAS PERSON WHO USED
,,o ;, s ss sa.SSnETHs PILLS - ..
THE MOST UNEoUAILED PRAISE!
lies sss a aase aTS
but hoped that Individuals will not allow themselves to
money and who perfectly careless OF Consequences.
matter Of no Importance 10 item whether the poor child
offs parent whether him whom large family rely
S Ss sd
their guilt shall become clear TO their now benghed under
amends by tbs after pu iy Of their lives.
Agsa has o certificate
less this have some regard also TO the
sS's fellow ss
Hudson
Central Central, Is sp su..s
Grand .othce, D.; u: liant 20 % Grand MI,i St.
"es.sL office 4. ws W,aps Jr, j - "ss's'.
SO Houston ST. cor. Lewissi d. d. Wright
IS, 50 Gatharines s. near p The market, n Z; Notes.
as e Srsenwsh Washington s B.
$50 Greenwich st. cor of Warren, ). o. Foaler
l7a Boone :, near Clinton st . John Noye'
654 Water ST. MS Blandfora.
GA Broadway and 364 Bowery, J. W. Blackvtt.
262 FULTON, opposite the market. Michael ODoRoLue.
rs Chathams. IIos Il Bates, booksellers.
70 Stanton cor Allen ST. Peter Cunningham.
232 Blocker St Mrs. Barnard
1894 Hudson st. J. T. Burnion-
Hobokep. N. J. Consider Luther.
Harlem, J. J. Kenyon.
Wliamsburgh, L. l. VIM. Thomas, North %
Brooklyn. l.. T. Mrs. Booth, IS Fulton ST.
Jamaica L. Jas Herman.
Oyster Bay, L. l. stephen Bon
South Hampton, L. J. &. H. Sansmaa
Sag Harbor. L. Alfred Edwards
Rockaway, L. I, Samuel Pearsal.
Greenport, l.. L. Walter Havens.
The above Agents have each Certificate and
person has Genuine Brandreth Pills for sale who has
Jl-c0dlm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

CLEANED.
sLio Crcinn,t All BarSow New Orleans, G. j. bsrstow
Co; schrs Ncent Chester Richmond; Ransom, brown'
-Chsl sston, Nesmitb Leeds
ARRIVED.
R.rk nfsppolia Grapn Mstanrss II days molasses kc
% j. FERRIES soa Left .oop OF Bosos Bsbo Files,
Tho@as FOR New York, logs Chancellor, FORBES log New
ham Warren Aas,ss ruming,on &C. Janipe, Eaea
s Sssns Ss
YORK. ass Tariff Collins, Psr.ss sne' de' srs ss9rs
fro. Boston; Providence Edgesmb, from Bath savansah
Surrey; 90 Davis Trinidad de Cuba IL days, fruit, Ne
bound 10 New Haven. Lefl Helen, Gray dgthe only Ame
NJ Abigail Riehmosd, - New Bedford, = days. to
sng ohsno, ~ I,s,on vessels len before reported.
schr vesper Troh Boston, days. With 9 bales tobacco
Scar se.a srl Fergu.oo ss,.ns.h L. Mar II days. log
wood m.sS p.9 Ksp m" so.o. days With mdle to the
scsr Jasper Hamilton Boston days. With mdre TO the
sssr Napoleon swim, Nsn,uste days With 6'h, to the
sxIIEp-ships sheffield Ales LlyerPocli charlem.gne
Rcns,Sseps a ass ssrs Mcsoa Barney sud-
sres Perry, Hamilton, Charleston; Caroline hsrshak Ma
smas-and others. -
The lturs Couhin, from New York bound to this port
,pou, !, miles s. e. from the lgb. house The bad been
of the port wsrg for pilot for 81 hours but RECEIVING
%ei .ssia aowa Blunt. chart hesvins the lead all The
wsn she s. s.rrn h er.spsy ec ps
damsged.- Char Arvr Jan 20 -
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Part .osLrnIA, Jan. 7lAr. Cumberland, Smack " Jago
rnh, NEE III Len Tieres, swim Boston, unc; Norway
Vr.Sv saco do; Superior, Smith New York. ED Virginia
Trsd.r TIuueson Laguayrs susss, New York Chambers
do. -, % chs. p....a.-. NJ vo,L
R,carosp JAN. 2a-sra Lynehburg Pitts, New York A'n
Elisa, somers, do :, - a., .. a. MAMA. I,a.o. r.v
ysss, iI"srd Luerets, WADE ehareson is-msuda Lin
coin, Porte Rico. . ..,,...urs N.,~ WI
EetrIor' ~. 90 Ar Woodbury. Woodmsn, Portsp~utb
s Osborne Bn,jmere, for New York a.vignis, Her
~. w Of Cspe nstfras spoken ~ ~ brig Tamp
CO. bousito Norfolk In Iisgpion "''se' '"
the Rspps hammock bound Tor Persnn a..,.....,.
~ josrrHs AR nsrior spasaedE, ,5sr s
os,rent rorrdsr Mobile; Baltic, Bookisg "smy
s.s'cn. rorJo,s' 40; did Triunph, New fofs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

ont to the edge of the dock, taken suddenly win
ft fell into the water, taken Out an rev n,I'
utes, bat died almost Immediately seL s1. = e..
lentaly drowned. warning those SUBJECT " n''
not 10 % TO the edge of dock!