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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

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'ots' as Judges or as members OF l2hSits-' VINO
arc ever found 20 discharge their duties faithfully
and honestly I.ct interested nartles cnm5r a.
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congress are P'o"f''o III '"'" "s's''''' "-'7'
yet they care not. WITH their eye steadily fixed on
| the polcstar. thew know thew are riqM, and fear
not to pursue the paib of det, couatiy rcrardless
/ or obstocles th9t oaansp ana f,a elanay that sur
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! snch th,v v.ll hguo1--aoG surN Iesrrya fo he
honoured by n free and n h,nrv ncoale.
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article and who j. now r,ai,l,t, for recollection
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com,try. which ia the fest by which the chins of nj
POLITICAL aspirants N ths as wcl Al in every Stat
of the Union are Judged. Independent Of h
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

Ls Sae-r. Pdis-i Erek -hachias.
fEV0 Brick makers Of Alabama: the undersign-
b ei h1s horgat thc Patent Tor the Stale Of
A.t.1u7 aat a PHt ap1 Mech'nc Or any person in
flc STATE, m rrv p-r., THAT w INK H. cay and
mould twenty ruraui Breks pr day, with two
.a.7cs arus.e,. Sour mcu and hlys, or enough %
b.1r al 'le ha-a. Tic Machine 5 81 simple that
5re person can make &c, iar there Is % gearing of
ans ka3 1a o. t.e work performed hv four pIs-
'cln f1i> aad fHr rollers. Any 7sram who wishes
90 purchase M.cElE ear tr So by applying 10 the
s.a.salcr DO Columbus M.ssssrp,. and any person
uI8v.snts e. bus wight l0r a cHaniy or single
nssA.5s can hs lad hF applying 10 toe undersigned;
as i.c above MacA.uas Yi always B. put III oper-
a..la when requested hy ,he purchaser.
ROBERT BLAKELY.
Cmbis, SEPT Is, 1888. l0lam
55-rht Fag lbs Duiun VII please PUBLISH ihC
above or SIS months. 7ud send their hill 10 X. Is
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-10-20

WINS ". Cherry, Kenneth
Chgk ir.anl VIM Mcttut Ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

b;,r to Re removed Banks may be discontinued and
10 This extent there is equal responsibility Inc oonu
md security of individual agents IS relied upon BANKS
can give more ample bond and security so mat IN lhis
nipi NJ view there is more responsibility on the part OF
The banks tina individuals; and the question, al last,
resolved into that Of greater safety and punctu'y
What, MIR. Chairman constitutes 9'eate' sc'ey-We
oreaer c.pscity TO redeem? Certainly then, 1t we Judge
Of The ,upetor safety Of individual agents or banks by
their capacity to redeem the question IS decided at once
in favor the banks because Their capital pFuoen'y
selected will always be INFINITELY larger man me liaWl
dual estate OF any agent who viii be employed Bono
md security will not change the case because the banks
can not only give equal hut generally larger and better
sccnty because of the crater confidence Teposed IN
their capacity. II the public money can be recovered
from deaulng ngcr, b. suit so it can from default
inc hank az certainty and as promptly But why labor
this nups,ion: The common Judgment OF The country
hal decided it, In all the commercial Giles men OF DUST
ne., depose their money for safe keeping in the banks
STRANGERS who 90 these cities and carry large sums
with Them deposc il, for Safety in the banks, and there
are now notwithstanding the suspension, upwards OF
900 of private funds deposited IN the banks Tor
s,ra t,eninc without interest The Government, by the
usc OF bank. lro, its veiy foundation, has teshed 10
their superior safety Why have not individuals been
selected deposorrs or private funds! why have mo-
nev holders preferred drpostng their funds in bank
uhnut interest, TO individuals with interest: The
swer is easy bccau,e of the superior safety of banks
Why do capitalists seek TO invest Their funds IN bank
stock to individual oans Because OF their greater sale
ty These evidences think would he SUFFICIENT 10 con-
vince the most skeplicu That the banks were the safest
repositories
I'M, MIR Chairman we are not left to the uncertain
~ Of mere speculation upon this subject We have before
US that most unerring and certain of all human tests
practical results We compare The two systems and
test their relative merits by facts have before ne
statement containing list OF the names and balances
due from all banks which Repositories OF the pub
lie money and which have failed They are twenty
one in number and the balances S1o9120 40 without
interest They as follows:
gniaucts Gve ros State Banks chc drpositortss
bfrLO futglf
NV Srnes paid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

TEx,s.-Pre,ident Houston has announced BY proc!a
nation the adoption Of commercial arrangement with
England by which the trade and intercourse mas been
placed on footing advantageous TO both countries
This is not only equivalent to formal recognition
of the indie pendence Of Texas but II goes even be-
yond it in recognising the power Of Texas 10 sustain
That Independence and TO establish commercial rela
tons with all the world. Great Britain by this step
will open market for her manufactures, and source
of new and powerful influence which cannot a, this
time be fully appreciated in all lis bearings situated
ntermedialcly between the United States and Mexi
co-having a foohoId in Republic reaching
from The Atlanta 10 the Pacific, England secures to
hersefth advantages Of the constantly increasing agr
cultural and commercial benefits which Texas pre-
scnis while that country keeps an eye of interest and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21
(From The CIerrinnG Herald J

GREAT Project 1t would appear BY the following
addressed to Bronson and Croker, Of Oswego, that
Lord Durham seriously eutetaIns the prof Jet OF
meeting the Lakes with the Ocean by ship navigation
Think Of it British shipping at wharvcs, delivering
the choice fabrics Of the Old World and receiving the
rich pro1ncls Of the New
"ToRoyro, July 2l-Capt McAuy, who is nt the
head ot engineer department. told me yesterday that
Lord Durham is determined to make ship canal to
Lake Erie, from the and that the navigation Of Wei
land will not be mpeded by the construction Of the
canal. This believe is certain.
Yours, very truly, JAMES BROWNE"
WABASH AHD ERIE CASAL.-We learn from the In.
diana Free Press of the Both ult that the whole Of the
line Of the Wabash and Erie Canal is now finished and
under contract from that place 10 The Ohio State line
and that all Of il which lies within the limits Of the State
Of Ohio will be completed by the first of October 1889
being now under contract and prosecuting with great
energy.
EXCEEDINGLY NEAr-Thcrc was a specimen Of the
ready poteness of Frenchmen, board the r. rculrs
during the recent ete, while that ship lay Newport
which is worth recording.
One Of the American guests give a ioas,-"The
three days ofJuy, referrng Of course, TO The revolution
which placed Louis Philippe on The throne. An officer
of the ship Immediately gave-".7nd the FOURTH" A
happier instance Of imprompu poiteness occurred
The suspicious entertained respecting Marsand, the
sol dsan Captain of the ship 7ierandrc have been con-
rmed by examination into the facts Of the case at
Bordeaux The conduct of the French Consul York
and at Newport is fully approved of.
HORRIBLE MoETALITY.-A gentleman Just from the
Rocky Mountains, informs The editor of the ST. Louis
Bulletin that about hundred thousand Indians died
of the small poX, during the recent prevalence of that
disease among the tribes Of the West.
The veteran and gallant Hull tired of being on shore,
seeks again the element of his glory, and will shortly
hoist his broad pennant on board the Ohio 74-desna.
ton unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

TROUBLES N HAvAyA ASp PoRTo Rico we ifa'n
from the New Orleans Bulletin OF the 9th INST '.4
there had been some serious Disturbances among '"S
troops at Havana The Bulletin says that ''lhe ccu".
stances and particulars had been kept secret as 'a "
possible by the public authorities, so that nothing sefA
had trans PRED as the origin OF the oaI
This much is ascertaned that conspiracy was ateC
among the roops and officers of several regiments gar
rsoning the Moro Castle through the treachery OF os
of the individuals implicated They WIRE, II wns sup
posed, dissatisfied with the removal Of General ia..
but thi, is all conjecture. The discovery OF me
~ T., tho most vigorous measures on the part ot the u"
Governor, Espeles, crush it in the bud Inc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-21

From this deduct for supposed errors,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
OBInu AIRY.

DIED, suddenly, ON Thursday last, the DIST INST
mr. JAMES GILLIAN, one ot the oldest citizens ol
lynchbure. Whilst sitting IN conversations aud aps
patenlly ~ hls usual health, the spark OF life was IN
an instant cNungushed-addlng another 10 the eyl.
dences oi the Truth that I'm the midst of life We are
III DEATH 1t has been but very few weeks since
his wiie was committed TO the tomb.
-. in DnvrIlo, on Sunday, the 18th inst
Marina FRANCES, daughter of Nj. Samuel A,res
oil that place, treccudy ol LynchbueD aged , Years,
months aud DAYS Suffer htic children 10
come unto me, and forbid them mol, for OF such IS
the Kingdom OF Heaven"
-, at the residence Of Doc or Robert l.
hncald III the county oi Nelson, Friday, the
18th June, Miss Am X. ARMSTRONG, IN the Goth
year OF her are. In the death Of this amlablc and
interesting young woman, society has sustained i
loss OF 10 lltIle magnitude for she possessed IN hg
degree all the vltlres aud social qunlIlics which Il
dorm her sex. She died perfectly resigned To the
Will of her Heavenly Father III tho comfortable hope
Though the merits OF her Saviour, ct blissu m
mortality. Her surviving friends and relatives need
not mourn as those who have bore, for in hei
sntuous aud plous LIE and peaceful death, the, have
the best that their loss her infinite ean
=. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
BLUE !SgLPHEEe ,<PKE.V'G y,
VIRGINIA.

HNlIE BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Il miles
L west OF l.ewIsbufg, and u from the White
Sulphur, was opened on The Isl OF June lol The
cepfuu ot visitors.
The steady aud growing popularity Of tins watering
place has induced the pioprletors 10 increase tnen
cxertIOns To render II mntc aud more worthy OF the
public patronage. ! he Improvements are upon the
most liberal scale, and sufficient present TO nc
commoddc about three hundred PERSONS The waters
themselves (long and fiyaatly knownlor Their highly
medicinal quaI1ues) have been recently traced In
then original fountain tower which Che ian Tenn
pie IS now being erccted,) and the supply has been
found to be much more full aud Copious, with an oh.
uous increase Oh strength and quality. The roads
also have been great improved since the last season.
and the Mail Stages from Siannton 10 Guyanduttc
will continue To run by the Springs.
The fine sIlnbrous Baths attached TO the Springs
will be kept, rs usual, IN style OF ucalncss and
fort, aud pans or expense the part OF the pro
prietors, or then immediate superintendent, Major
WIN. Nass, shalibc wanting TO sustain the reputation
OF the Blue Sulphur and to render 1t The igorte
sori OF Liberal and llgitcned public.
Blue Sulphur Springs June % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

Hdfsao'ms.ad aud Rctata.s-lt may perhaps excite
the surprise Of some OF the democrats" Ia Learn III,
manner IN winch the public money ssluandelcd by
THIS Retienching and Reforming administration. We
therefore select the following items
For aletdean Ornamental water spout,) $1,000
soi papetns the " taSt Room go
For painting the Hall aud passage n the Pres.
idents mouse. LOCO
SIX chars for 4 loom IN the capital loi tue Wee
President At SO piece 40
Two soids for the same room, 200
Two marble sabs. aoo
BESIDES two splendid mahogan, book eases
splendid curtains. chandelier looking glass
calpet, Nc. DC. tptobsby lo0)
For the " American TUT Register for the Sec
Rotary OF State per vcar, 20
lhfce porrlIts of Mr.. Van Buren, at ST each Il
Ice Ion the Treasury Department. t0t
OF the newspapers lei various offices per year. ~
These a,e small items--but "mauy a m,chlc
makes mu,he;' and they show, besides, the char.
actcr Of the public expenditures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

a. The Fredericksburg Arena advocates, with
great earncstncss, increase of our standing army
which is unquestionably too small Tor the poecton
Of our vast lines of maritime and inland frontier
even we're there no specks at war upon the horizon.
But when we recollcct that upon our Western from
tier tserei is great reason to apprehend the formation
OF an extensive hostile Indian coniederacy, while we
are IN danger of collision with Mexico on the South
and Great Britain the North, the importance of a
speedy augmentation eiour military force clear
ly apparent to admit of question. bill for this pir
pose tine passed the Senate but it has
not yet been taken up in the House of Representa-
tives and presume HAT there is very little pros
pect Of its being acted on, least during the present
session of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

O. The second arrival at New York of the
= Great Western from England, establishes be-
yond all doubt, the pracicablity of navigating the
Atlantic by steam. II the new engine invented by
Mr.. Bennett by which the quantity OF fuel necessa-
ry to generate steam is essentially diminished, should
equal the anlcipations OF lis friends ii will remove
one oithe most material obstacles eaciusre steam
navigaIon and we may soon look for entire revo-
luton IN every thing arperalning to slips, both for
purposes OF commerce and of war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

1--WE exercises of tins School Will be resumed on
4 Monday the 23rd OF July next. The course oil
Studies Is extensive rs that o any similar lnstitu
ton 10 the State; compromising the Greek, L,tin,
French and English Languages, the Mathematics
History, GEOGRAPHY, Chemistry, Astronomy, ne.
Particular attention will all times be paid 10 the
Syntax and ldiom OF the different Languages, and
the Student who has sufficiently progressed IN French
will be required 10 hold familiar conversations III thai
language with his Instructor aud Class mates. The
undersigned, in making his acknowledgements TO the
Patrons of the Institution for their past lavours begs
leave to solicit a continuance o then support, and
to assure them that nothing shall be wanting on ms
part to make those uudrt his chrgc, III the full ac-
ccptdon OF the tcrn ftre aud accomplished Sclo-
lars.
Board per session. ) months. $50 to IS
Tuition IN Greek, LatIn Mathematics, - 50
do IN English 10 90
do French (additona1 90
Board may be obtained either in the country or
village, by application 10 Mr.. lteany Jones. Capt,
VIM. J. Hamlet, DR.. John Redl, aud parents and
guardians heretofore charged from the time Of
Pupils entrance, aud no deduction made fot subse-
quent withdrawal OF absence:
LEWIS VI. CORMICk.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
Great Bargains for Cash


EN ksAI~IN~. Almonds, Frlbrrts, Wanu,s.
! pamnnts etc. ,ic.
brandy FRUITS, best quality, several kinds.
CANDIES Misses. etc. etc. best lynchbute make,
Table Salad cal, selected finest Offered. this
market,
Powder, English Sporting OF the best quality
fall and Winter Lamp OH, good NJ lowest prices,
Liable salt, double refined. large l.oaves.
Anchovcs. Gapcrs. Olives, etc. etc.
Pickles, Sauces, Jams, Preserves, Jcllics, Sy
iups etc.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture do do Pills and his 9th
Ell Mathematician Agency,
summer Wines, w. Pot, tlArct, Champagne
Sparkling Burgundy, Saurcrnc, old Hook, Musca-
tel de fiontanan, etc. etc. oi best brands. aud
,lnagcs,
Cognac- thampapne a choice old Brandy Of deli
clous f,yor.
Sdldnes IN Oh, delightful with Cd and ID dinner
courses. Wine etc. cite.
Maraschino, Absynll. White and Orange Cur
rlso, etc. etc. Coflals, the best imported 10 this
country
Bcckwh's, Parks Lees Peters and all the other
A0hD yspepuc aud Anu-lI,lous Pills IN use
uBusHdiiy ior.
Patent Friction aud I.uccr Matches. unusually
low.
Picking materials, all kinds used,
Musical Instruments, various kinds, Violin aud
Guitar Strings, assorted best, quality.
Sod, w alter as cold rs ice, 10 which we will some
times add. without additional charge ,fot the com.
to,l of on, friends and customers, littlc old Port
or burgundy,
Chewing Tobacco, Of The finest quality,
Furniture Paste the $1,000 premium remedy, n suro
cure,
Saratoga Powders aud Water, Glngelbccr aud
SMsaparllla Powders,
Essence Of Spruce, Tor making beer with directions
Buffers and Moxon's cllcrycsccnt apcrent Magnc-
STA,
Arrow Roots Sage, Tapioct, Pearl Barley, Cocoa
Paste aud Powders,
RobInson's Patent Groats and Barley.
Chocolate, Teas, Rec, Lemonade Powders.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
June Ia tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED large as
w sortnent Of elegant new publications., ia tina
various b,ncles of literature, VIZ: Cuyirrs AniJnat
Kingdom; I.yell's and Comstock's Geology; Do
La Beehc's theological Manual; Manual ofClassic-
al Literature SisnopdI's Fall Of the Roman En,
pre-: Niebuhrs Rome; Wheapn's International
Law Hartford Convention; Fisher the Vine,
Mrs. Sgourneys Letters; Methodist Hymns and
Prayer Books. all sizes, aud very fine; Waverly
Novels, % Vols; Davy Dumfs Sketches IN
Paris; Egypt, Arabia Petrca and tho Holy Land
Celestial Scenery of the Heavens by Thos. D,cki
Abbou's Way TO do Good Young Mans aud Young
bady's Library; Young Wiie's Book; Young
Husbands Book Gen. McCombs Tactics; M,s.
BarbauId's Lessons; Clark's Commentaries on tls
New Testnnent; BmGIys Travels Europe,
CInique Medcalc, by Andral; Lady Blessnglon's
Complete Works / Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assortments of English Greek, La
and French School Books and Stationary of
every Descriptions wholesale retail AT low prices.
Oar stock is now the most complete ever offered
this Market and we particularly invite the reading
community to call and examine for themselves
MARTIN x LATHAM.
May 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

she has Il scar on the back, near the hip. will glv
liberal reward ior her delivery 10 me, OF be vcr.
thankful for any Information respecting her.
WILLIAM BELL.
Lynchbmt June 81. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

The TaraS qucstion.-Nlr. J. Q. Adams has dcliv-
cred very animated speech on the Texas question:
IN the course OF which he particularly severe up
on the committee of foreign relations, most of whom
declared that they had read of the petitions
seferrcd to them, that subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
NOTICE,

10 SHi3lcs. eio ttrc the riehtof using Sheests
Spring aa,i to those 'rl1 may purchase The uqht a
using the same.
IENiiE subscriber embraces this opportunity OF in
4 forming them that he has made arrangements.
ed Springs from the North made in the neatest and
best manner, by superior workman. In fact tlcy
are all warranted to be durable and elastic have
trlcd aud cannot get smiths the surrounding conn
Try here 10 make such as | would be willing to put
III Saddles which have manufactured after having
bought all that Sheets could make before his Re
moval 10 the west. ! shall receive, IN short time
another lot of Springs nom the same manufacturer.
All those wishing To buy Springs, if they will favor
ne with their orders they will be thankfully recciy
ed and promptly attended to. The Springs shall be
sold on reasonable terms, and they shall be such as
any man can warrant 10 the purchaser with safety
J. G. SIIAGkLEFORD.
Lynehburg, Juna .
p 5. The subscriber returns his thanks 10 his
patronage towards him since his commencement in
tinualion Of the same, assuring them at the same
time, that all articles in his line of business shall be
made Of the best materials which can be produced
and IN the neatcst and most durable manper. The
subscriber has hand, at this time, a large and
general assortment OF every article belonging to his
line OF business, all of which will be sold low for
cash, or country produce. al market prices.
j. {. SHACKLEFORD.
~ The Fincasrc Democrat, Abingdon States
man and Lewisburg Enquirer Will insert the forcgo-
ing, three tm.s, and forward their accounts to this
office.
June o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

u From the Canada Frontier, we lear of add
honai outrases on small sede-among the rest. of
the insult and ma'tfea,meni of Maj. Webb. Brush
officer, whilst on a visit to Buffalo Several of the
persons engaged in i, wcte promptly arrested aud IN
dicted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25
Sugar, Coffee, NOlasscs, &c.
4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED , WE'LL selected a.
i sortment of
GROCERIES
June Ia

GROCERIES
among which are
hlds ST. CIox Sugar, very superior
10 Porto Rlco, do
New Orleans, do
p bags Rio Coffee,
% bags Porto Rico do superior Groen,
26 LaguIra, do
5 hhds. superior Retailing Molasses,
3 do bright n. Orleans, do.
3 bills. crush'd Sugaf Tor Preserving,
80 bbs No y. Carolina Cut iletrmgs,
10 10 I bo,.s Loaf, Sugar, all qualities.
2OOo lbs. Cotton Yam, Richmond and Iycllburg
FACTORIES,
puncheon ia. Rum, y yrs. old,
pipe superior Champ Brandy,
] do do Coguac, do.
do Holland Gin,
100 sacks Liverpool filled Salt.
hhds Stone Mare, assorted.
With general assortment If MINIS, Trhs, All
spIoE, PETER, GiNGER, DC. all which having been
purchased Ion CASH, ! can offer Inducements To
purchasers. whom respectfully invite to give me
call II my old stand corner OF Nam Street and the
Alley leading to Friends Ware house.
JOSEPH MARSH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

o. 4 bill 10 "preyent the explosion Of Steamboat
bo'lers,' has PARSED the House of Representatives.
We are ignorant gifts provisions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

o. The nomination TO the Senate of James H.
fa"'d'ng, Esq as Secretary oflhe Navy, isconldcnt
y asserted, and generally believed. He is a gentle
man OF talents aud character and has an intimate
knowledge OF the duties Of the Department. The
prospect OF getting such in place of Mr.. Dick
efson Is dlfusing great JOY among the Naval officers
and the public generally.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

y Wcyct', Cave Is to BIZ splendid, lllumlnatcdo on
Wednesday the : y Of luv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-25

o. Among the passengers in the Great Western
is Virgil Maxcy, Esq, our Minister at Belgium.