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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
AMUSING SCENES.

We lay the following before orr readers. by
way OF little variety There Is, of course. A
great deal too much Royalty in it, fora simnle
Republican. The spectacle must have been d,
| splendid one, but the adulation of a uieat peo-
pie in such an age as this, even though It be laid
at the feet Of beauty, is ridiculous and fulsone TO
an eXcess.-Nhat crowds follow on her foot,
| steps What homage awaits her ut Guldhalll
What proiuSion Of expense is ayishcd upon a
| single dinner for the amusement Of the Youthful
Queen! Well might Beatte have said, putting
his finger on the first and last letters Of the name
Strip from majesty its eXternals, and 1t is but
Jest. Yet we have as much respect for the fur
Queen, as we ought to cherish for so Youthful
personage.-She appears 10 grace her HIGH sta
ton, rs well a. so young Girl could DO it.-She
is said to have some high quolucs-and seems 10
win upon the esteem of those who approach her.
Even 0'Couaell himself appears touched by her
dignity Of carriage--Neyer did SO young fe.
male enter upon such place and such duties.
with faIrer proSpccts-Neycr did so brilliant
morning dawn upon woman--.Ntrcri all we
forget. The memory Of Maria Antoineue rises
upon us--wilh that splendid eulogium, which l..
Burke poured out upon her, when Queen of
France and when ten thousand swords were
ready to leap from their scabbards, to aycnge The
slightest look which threatened her with dlshonor
And yet we all remember now sadly the evening
other life terminated when the same writer ex-
claimed, that the age OF chivaIry bad passed.
and the glory of Europe was exlingushed torev-
er."-The sun of Victoria rises in Iustre-but
how will it setl 1t is an age Of Revolutions,
toaming with wonders obounding with changes
which outsrip all the past periods OF the human
race.-But who shall tell how this brilliant open
inr is to end 1-Rich Emo
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
BEAtTY'S LAMENT.

Oh! to have lived in those brave days,
When subject heroes owned our charms,
Aal woman's smile, ana womanS praise,
Filled the round world with deeds otarms.
For men, methinIs, are turned to stone
Come, maids, the ancient time dep'orel--
Your overs knccl to gold alone,
And Beauty rules the world no more !
Bright ancient time when dutcous knight,
As tender as his heart was brave,
Would climb the mountains crumblmg height
Or breast the torrents boiling wave,
Ifhe but heard his lady sigh,
For flowers on iarthcst peak or shore:
To-day she must her garland buy
For Beauty rules the world no more!
1T lay nv gems on some cold Shrine,
III cease to braid my yellow hair,
The robe and rosary shall he mine;
The sunless cell--the midnight prayer
And let my arbour flowers run wild,
And moss creep DER the marble floor,
Where erst the jewellers sang and smiled
For Beauty rules the world no more
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03

CuRRlN.--When a boy, | was one morning
playing at marbles in the village ball alley, with
light heart and lighter pocket. The gibc and
the Jest went gally round, when suddenly amongst
Is appeared a stranger, Of n very remarkable and
very cheerful aspect. His intrusion was not the
east restraint upon orr merry little assemblage.
lie was benevolent creature, and the days Of
Infancy (aI!er all, the happiost we shall ever sce)
perhaps rose upon his memo.y. God bless him!
see his fine form, at the distance Of half CEN
ry, Just as he stood before me in the ball ally in
The days ofmy childhood. His name was Royse;
he was the rector of New Market To me he
took particular fancy. Twas winning and full
ofwaggery; thinking every thing that was &C.
centric, and by no means mSer OF my wagge-
1es every one was welcome to share Of them,
and had plenty to spare after having frightened
he company with them. Some sweatmeats ca.
SLY bfibed me home with him. learned from
,oor Boyse my alphabet and my grammar, and
he rudiments Of the classics.
lie taught me all he could, and thea sent me TO
school at Middleton. In short he made a man
tme lrecollect It was about thirty five years
afterwards, when had risen to some eminence
It the bar, and when had a seat in the Parlia-
nent, on my return one day lIom Court, found
'n old gentleman seated alone in my drawing
oom, his feet iamIarly placed on each side Of
he Italian marble chimney piece, and his whole
IT bespcaking the consciousness of one quite at
ONE. He turned round--it was my friend Of
he ball ally rushed insiuchvely into his arms
md burst into tears. Words cannot describe
he scene which followed "You are right, sir,
Oh are right. The chimney piece is yours--the
Hctures arc yours--the house is yours. You
ave me all havc--my iriend--my father--my
eneiactor !" He dined with me, and in the eve
ing, | caught the tear glistening in his fine blue
ye, when he saw the poor little Jack, the crea-
ure Of his bounty rising in the house of commons
reply, to right honorable. Poor Boyse! he
n5w gone and no suitor had larger deposi,e
practical beneyoeacc in the court above
his is his winc--let US drink to his memory.
4 Desperate ResOlsc.-Marred on the l4th inst
Madden, Esq, to Emily Sarah, daughter of w.
Robertson, Esq.
mo longer, .qnoth Emily 'singe I'll larry,
For solitude can only sadden me;
10 Danish dull caro- and blue devils I'm marry.
Attic such proceedings should Madden me'
a Friend in Ntcd.-Married on the I4tb inst
W. Need, Esq, to Leiitia Mary, daughter Of the
te Major General Hall,
She sigh'd for wedlock's Joys us said
What joys can those exceed?
And when she felt inclined to wed,
Size found friend IN Need
InE STANDARD.-Judgc man by his ac-
'nsi aPoet BY his eyes an idler by his fin
ers lawyer BY MS ieer player by his swag-
eF an Englishman by his rotundity Scotch
IAN ~ his shrug; justice by his irown; a
ca, man by bis modesty an editor by bis coat;
TAILOR by agility; fdler by his elbow; wo-
ian by her ncainess.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03
From the .NtW York Mirror.


THE EIFLEMAa's SONG AT BENNINGTON.
Wby'come you hilher, Stranger
Your mind what madness fills
Incur valleys there is danger,
And danger on our hills
Hear We not the singing
Of the bugle, wild and free
Full soon ye'l know The ringing
OF the rifle from the tree
The rifle, the sharp rifle
In OUR hands it is no triile
Ye ride y stced--
He may know another master
Ye forward come with speed,
'fiIpt ven learn to back much faster
Wien We meet our mountain boys,
And their leader, johnny Starke
Lads who make but little noise,
But who always hit the mark
With the rifle, the true rifle!
In THEIR hands twill prove no trille /!
Had yc no graves at home,
Across the brlny water
That hithcr We must come.
Like bullocks to the slaughter
II we the work must do,
Why the sooner It's begun,
If flint and trigger hold but true,
The quicker twill be done
By the rifle, the good rifle
In OUR hands ii IS no trihe
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-03

Had Mr.. Van Buren, chosen to have played
into the hands Of Incorporated despotism, desert
ed the constitution and its benign principles, he
would have received the shouts Of the merceuary,
and have been carried high over the PROSTATE
liberties Of his countrymen by the combined pow.
er Of Incorporated money and official influence.
He chose the better course, threw himself upon
the pfotocten Of bis unbought couutrymen, ready
TO rise or fall with them. The question is now
will they sustain bun, and secure their Liberties,
or will they suffer him to be driven out and a
hoard Of mercenaries, bloated with exclusive PRIV
iIeges which incorporated wealth gives, fill the
temple Of our freedom, as the money changers of
old filed the temples Of the living God. Fellow
counirymen, these are subjects for your reflection
and decison-each one must bear his part in the
awful struggle approaching, for every ballot box
for the next three years must, in greater or less
degree, go 10 settle this magnificent question.
Ohio Statesman.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-20
Gtano ce6 Ihermrmcter6 uuo qSetterS Al
Canton, Sblo-SulD 1888.
Cine Wbi9 9liae feltaenoQtlt.

Geit einiaer 3eit 9ien9 Gin 9rtifeI bic
Giunce rer QShi9: E!dtter, uno ccr Stoot5z
mann trrmHetete cealelhen nit qrrfer Nrcth
belt oua,-" paf Der @irtner re6 pr1Gpens
ten $1,000 aus rer gunbes Shoseammcr
te,ahIt erbiclte," uno Ter Yrdi1cent ,paro
ricler Sode mcoen onf'6 furthttarlte oru
ben Teperali'ten ,pc9cu 0crlhwcnonug Der
rftulitl,ru Gjclcer ourot Die Socdlel 9c5c9en.
Gle Gad'e 1T jcbod, utd't5 tpeitcr ais cine
iaf1me YaIfhheit. - OsmiB etucm Gje1eee
pafirt =. 56, Coner. 24,-i(t Gin Warn ons
oefcltt, Ger RE sIufIdht uno OtIor9e ibcr
ale Efentlid,e GNdte lit 98ofd,in9'cn hat,
wrau aud, Der versierte She'll bes @runcce
tcY Ser Mditcenten WcbnunA Se;dhlt rirc;
nielcr Gfftntlid,e G'drtncr olio ertdlt pom
Gonsreee $1,000 jdbrIid, fir {ein 0ehaIt.
9ltcr nit oem @arten bes sprdGtenten bat
or nid,tS su tbun; renn rasu bat Ger 9rd'
Ncent ieineu ei3cucu 0drtucr, ocu CT aus
ltiner eioeneu Iafd,e bcSohLt.
glue Sad,e bic turt Tatihheit, Qt9e nnt
sscrsaumoung 9cocitcu iru, mnB uno fann
uid)t onccr5 ais iehr f1ul mo b05 Ieyn.
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(0indcfAnbt.l
NNF'Ds IV''FF'7
STAR SPANGLED BANNER.

STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
c;n rcm lcstcn Gontcner meill. Stootse
mann 1ast Der S.crausaetcr cceelben inter
sIuccrem bae bel benz lctten 4tenSMlpsNelt
i'll MaeilIrn feine Der rcmrfrattldhen Mus
iIfen i'm Gtauce 9emeien ieD, ooe jerer
Gclcacnhcit an9fmeeenc Urltsttl'd, 81 AK
SpANGLED BANNER. su 1rieien, toR irl
dies oter ron elmer Der Mhi9 Santen rrddtlA
ecfpiclt mrrrcu lcy 1t. {. w.-gHie weulA unS
nuu audi barou 9e!eocn ieDn fnl1n, ,prlthe5
llrtteil Gin ein;elner Ncitlin9 i,bcr unfcre
temcfrotilde Otu(,f @anben oue(prid,t, ls
rem I'D, rariltcr tas pnblifum 1d'ru ldn0|t
gum Scrtheil fir cieielben ouSSeIprrd'en
hat, 70 tDunen mir unS crd, nitt)t 0cnu9 oa<
ailter ,punccrn, mle Cit 3eltunGe,d)re'tcr
Nd, 70 ,rCit oeroeeeu fam uro Die Ghre mel
thc jencn sufcn,mt, Gcrle auf 'c'nc mN'No'ldne
&riiccr ilber|d)mua0elu mndte.- -D"e Nclfs'
ftiif, STAR SPANGLED BANNER iruree
OH jcnem Sage rrn Der 9Srriter Democratic
itilde mehr benn 20 Wol rnrd, ollr Strdbe'
lit Wa6iQcn ndhrcno Der prrSeElrn n1o
t,adber tpicber all tcm Gomn,eIplase aes
jrirlt, uno ,penn icldes Der nefflid,e gSielt>
lima nid,t oehGrt bat, 70 muB or entspeeer
jcnss Gtild iriher Welcrie nad) gar nid!t
fenncn, cter fd tpdbreno Ger 9onSen 3elt
t,uter rem Yetticcat 70 ticf oeritedt 9ehaltcn
hateu, cag ee nid,t stt ieinen Sbren crin9en
fcunte. e.-Sb cine Der Whi9 Saneen elcies
Nclf(tiid bel jener @ele9ehbeit Sefpielt bat,
fnbeen mir iebr bestpefeln, cenn 'penn Der
qtcee Scrr Stoatsmann Gh mad, Wcolfer
ibenref1 mill, 70 tpirN or tJd iiterseuaen, bof
bic Mbia 8onp eaielbit beute 1lrd nld't I'M
@tolibt tt, bieitn fraglid,eu Grn Su irtelen.
5 Miclffns id)dme bid nit eeinen un'
,pahrheiten, Stebe bod SOFTEN an uno tIelbe
mitteincm bcstaf ten alten 9Selbers9eld,tpas
fiinftia tabeim, eet,' .pir trieen er'ne 'ph'99u
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UerUetrdtDcf:

Nm 10. Snlp, rur6 rcn Gbrtp. -c,rn. @asr, .6err
9. 2S. 2Bi!liams NIT IliB Suianno 6. 21ic9cc,,,
Srbtcr nm Q1illiom 2Bir9rrn, Gfq.
Nm 9tcm Sulp, bur6 pttcr <oueenbct(cr, Gfa.
0r. Sfaae 2Stllc,rcr init Olib GatDarina mud,
Hepoe ron plain xaunfbp.
Nm 5ten Sup rur3 Saect 9mitb, Ga. !9crr
Nnoretr 0>e(frn, ron 24apnc Gauntp, nit DliB 9sa>
tbel 0rtp, Schter rrn fracl Srtp, prn 2uder 0ritt
Saui1ir, Qaapne Gauntp.
Nm 2Ofttn Sulp, bureb rem GDrw. -ern @eb(u6er,
19r. Galcnon @prsas, Saufmann, nit a4iB 6ran,
Gig Bier 9epee rrn louisville.
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a II Sc { q {.

c2tp rtr lcsten Spnprt bcr rcfcrmirten Stride ron
S obic, eebaten in, Olcnet 5unp c.efes Sabrcs,
1T Q8rrttcr, Q1apne Gauntp, obic, purpe Der Gbrn.
Or. s. 9. 9ilttncr, gum prcfcBrr rcr 1becc9ic fir
cas Sbeplrsfbc Seminar scnanntcr Spnpbe CT
mablt Die feperebe Gtnfetuns rcs -oerrn prrfe>
brrs it ein 2(mt lit auf tinftiscn l5tcn Nusutt ftt,
8cfeet unb ecf9ebt III rer teut6cn &irtc III Canton
Start 9auntp. tep rem 6fenhishen erttesoicnits
pcBrn Anfans Grrmittass um 10 ubr III. 3uslcid
frll rem @stcr oles 8utes fir rc rcidblide Grnots
sepantt unp nas Grnrtccantfrtt sebaltsn merren
-Ulcbrere fremre preriscr merhen er,portct.
3: 8: &5is;ss 2;f!Ss&} Committee.
Sulp 60 4m. s. Sautert )
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Soren fir 1888.

S>a3riAt rtr6 bermit pen tnrtorea GnmrDnetN
~ ron Start Gauptp, acsctrr, nab id am Ntcns
tag, rcn 3tsn nat4ttcn Strtcmtrr onfunsen mcrre,
bic 2aren ertasten Gaantes fir ras Sshr 1888 Gin.
;u'ammcln; 81, ne(<te,r 2ret i'd rrtr mrin Seru.
tirtr einen Gag III jercm xauntds littn mcrrr; an
rcm plas mo serSbnIi@ QA1Dlsn 8cbnlttn me,rtnt
;rfben ren Stunrcn rrn 10 ubr 1crmttoes unp
ltDr JadntttaSs, NO llnp. tpo,1n tic, xorcn ~
ler, metAe rrrt tejablen rosn, in GmrfanS stnrln.
men ncrrtr, 111nlib III
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Der, 100 ibm Die Sousbemcbner, ,petbe
our6 Den furdterliben &f ouf9erectt
woroen, fonoen. Der 11n9tudtibe pe,
fbieo Den ndbfenMor9en unter Den 9rou=
iomIfen S6merjen.- (8cltburoer.
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cSulius Seifer b elo,

aus 8crn in rer S6metj,
fribcr lei 0trrn 8raettr 1lnc 8u,cr in Nllsntrmn,
mirp biermit erft, feline sesenspartise 4ppreBs Rem
unter, ,ei6neten 8ureau oujuseten, nc ibm eine
oNittIcilun8 ron srcBer opibh8teit scuaht trerrsn
mirp; oueb Tadmcifuns iltsr ibn, msl1e gum 3ielc
fnDrt, mirp ronttar an8enrnlrncn.
&. 9. Q1e SC tbpeft's 90
NDrres. unp 0aebrreif ifunsss sSurcau, 30. 9, Sre"e
Ctr, Ylilaoelfbia,
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9lm 7ten erbelt Venj 9athtun icin Ser
h1r III Buffalo uno ,puroe frey9elprrhcn.
Wenueeee Gauntp fIno nod 3 Sla9en, etcns
fails fir Betrii9ercp, 9c9cn i'm, Die I'M n1d'>
ftcu scptemter su Sotaoi1 at9ehHrt mcrs
zen icllcu.
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Gt,pa $40 Warmcniten nit 81 belabencn
g0dgen, bic NIT SH1uSratb, Gieb &C. 9efi,ut
0ur, taten geau9a @auntp, perlaeen, un'
lbr Derheifcne6 Ganb III OdGrlri oufSulntt,:
CIT. 0es Nad)ts fd,!o9en Fe,n od, 9trt Der
oltcn SirocLten, ihre 3elte i'm Greicn 0uf
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sG1arn

DIM 2sitcr Otap, itt .5rutrci,, Icras, Or. !9e,e>
ttab SibcI ebentals rrn 9Brrlter, in Otter pcn Al
Sabren.
Nm stem Sunp, In Neus Nlrronbra Gclumttana
oountp, Sames Gtter, i'm otter, pom 81 SaDren.
2t,u 4ten OieGcs, in Srcrbrur, 9)rrta9e Gauntp,
Martba 6arpner, 8attin pcn Sra Warrncr, ilr
Qlltcr rcn 25 Sobrttt
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THShe State CT Ohio, otH,k County, s..
Il Court ofCommon Pleas, vacation after June
Term y. ID. 1883.
The heirs &c. of said George Baker
PETITION FOR 4 DEED.
The heirs at law of George Baker diseased
will take notice., that pet ton was filed a.
galnst them on the 18th day of July A. d.
1888, 10 the Court Of Conmon Pleas for the
said County Of Stark by Jacob Hentzel, at+
mnisraor of said George Baker deceased,
and is now pending, wherein the said Jacob
Hentzei 5 administrator aforesaid, prays
flr an order of the G Court authorizing him to
complete certain contract in writing en-
tered into. hv the said George Rakera III, his.
lifetime, with Baptist Faus'us OF Stark coun-
Y. OHIO, for the sale and conveyance of a
Lot No. So in the Town of Bethlehem, Stark
county, Ohio, and to execute n Deed. on
ehaIf of said hei,s, TO the SAID Fapstos. And
that at the next term OF said Court applica-,
ton will lie made by said Jacob Hentzel al
admins istrator aforesaid, tor th order prayed
for in said petition when and where the.
said heirs, as well az other .peIscns. .interesS
ted may appear and defend themselves, ifsoj
they think proper to do. -. ,
s. MEYER, Attorney E 1
! July 60, At. Petite. Dr..
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Gcr 9td,tb. Telir @rnncy 1T gum General
Nnratc Der Der. Staaten ernannt wcreen
on bic Stel[e BON q. s. 8ntlcr, ,peltter re:
tI0nirte. Nerr @runoD 1T Elm bIdit talent
UrlIer 4atrict uuo Staat6mdnn.
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Dc 9olfs Sduten.

Sam. 2erpi5, GIq. superintendent Ser
SolfsfduIeu uno prdIlbeut SIC. @ufp fper,
BEN am Treptag ben often Dicie5 in Cation
fem, uno Inn halo nad llhr 9Ibeno6 sic
Sero'feruu9 ilber GclfsId,uls Gr5ietun9 oo.
brethren. AQ9emetnc Seytpohnun9 miro er>
tpartet.
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IS Sottler II. @eltirrmod,er flnb eln9elooen,
~ ibre Nufmertfamteit auf ben @crratb Sattlsr'
elattirter mrntrter S@nalsn une sitts,
r(attirte Gteisthse(, 8urten &c. teter 2ualtat j'
rietten, su boten im -oartsmoars,'>S tcbr nm
IlaSillcn, 9ce. 20 En-. xennis II. Stup.
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Dtejcn9en Nerreu, ,peIhe frnber ibrc 3ei'
tnn9en an Soerrn Warner6 Nou6 ertislten,
belleben su beobadten, coB bieier Nod jest
an S,errn Quom. Soenfe's 0aus 0eIdiott miro
ga jcerr I0enfe an Der StraBe pcbnt, 70 1T
oiele Ginridtun9 fir ale uuiere iperren Cub
fcribenten in leincr Nahbarfd)aft uiel be,
quemer.
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aud ipcrre tdb IN melner Offs in 0ahtrn, wSb.
reno rem 9Ilpnotrn Gttctcr nnp Slr*e'nttr uSese,t
tpn, un bic xaren Srlfsr .su emrfar9cn, ais MOT
rrrber te3obIt battn. G.clcbs ais pernad1Bi9en III
rcr in riecr 9latrit onGt9etenen 3et 5u te3aDicnt
rnrscn nrb Soften nctenteD er'r"rtcn. /,
Srl9cnres 1T rcr Ear 3slauf rcr arf jcrc SlOo
Rtit51sun9 fir 1888 9clc9t IN
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Iic 0anf.@rnmittee ocn Vhilaoelphi1 bat
hcu 8anfen i,terhaupt oncmpfobicl, ant |.
nid,lfcn 9!u0uit nit een: 8aar9elo 3oblen
auSuf1ngen.
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9Irbert Sncos, cbcm1l5 @cuoerr6r rrl1
Shic, 1T gum @curernpr ces ncuen 9crr;tN'
ri,,mS Scma crNnnut wcrcclt, al Die S,tc!le
nes Oencral Slttlnlpu, meld!cr e2!nltcuun0
ntlebnte.
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1865 From Jacksonville, BY Powellton and seate .
eros. Roads to Weldon 90 miles and back once week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday at a m, arrive
at Weldon day by + pm
Leave Weldon every Wednesday at b m, arrive a.
Ghosonvile same day by 5pm
Service is to commence on the first of july 1889
1866 From Jacksonville, by Chrchtons Store Ssuth
Hill, Greensboough and Drapersve, to Chrlsan"ile,
SO miles and back week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday al m, arrive at
ChrSiianvie same day by 6pm
Leave Chrislisnyille every Wednesday at . q m, ar
rive OF Jacksonville same day by 6 pm
Service is to commence the ls, Of July, 1889
1867 From Bnydton, by Chrslianvile, Mill Grove,
Rehobolh, and Lunenburg e n TO Blacks and Whites,
al miles and back twice week
Leave Boydton every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 m,
arrive at BIncks and Whites same days BY pm
Leave Blacks and Whites every Sunday and Wednes.
day a, 5 n m arrive al Boydon same days by Ppm
1865 From Boydton by Wordsworth, g. and Lynes
VILE 10 WILLIAMSBURG 23 miles and hack week
Leave Boyd;on every Thursday al 6 a M arrive at Will
liumsboro same day by p pm
Leave WILLIAMSBURG every Friday at 8 m, arrive at
Boydton same day by pm
1860 From Boydton to Oakley, Is miles and back
twice week
Leave Boydton every Monday and Thursday at MI
arrive al Oakley same days by l0a
Leave Oakley every Monday and Thursday at m,
arrive at Boydion same daysby 5 pm
1870 From Charlotte Fl, BY Friends Grove. Keys
vile Pleasant Grove and Double Bridge, to Lunenourg
CH 80 miles and back a week
Leave Charlotte Z every Thursday at a m, arrive
at Lunenburg Fl same day by SPIN
Leave Lunenburg II every Friday at u a IN, arrive
at Charlotte H same day by pm
1871 From Charlotte e H. by Duprees Old Store, TO
Chris,ianville % miles and back week
Leave Charlotte c Fl every Saturday nj a m, arrive
stChris,ianville same day by 3 pm
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