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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

Measures are taking To prevent, IN future, the cree
ton OF wooden buildings IN Charleston. Tie Cou-
r'er. remarking upon the subject, says-Ihe reaec-
lion that the loss Of millions, by the late c%onfagra-
lion, Is wholly due to The existence of wooden bull
dIngs in our city, and might have been avoided by
a more p%rovideut system, should convince every one
Of The wisdom and economy oil the proposed leglsld-
ton, AMI enlist iot ii general aud cordial support,
The late conlagrarion should be regarded as a yet
timely, although terrible warning, and FIVE are wise
NO will reap from it the permanent security and
prosperity OF our city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

Ia3ian RelicS.-A mound in this city has been
partially opened this week. and our citizens are
picking up beads, arrow points, stone knives, aud va
rious other Instruments and ornaments. One skelc-
ton has been discovered eutfc. aud portions ii oti-
ers. on counting the grams oil the stump Of a tree
that stands upon the top OF The mound, 1t appears
that this trec must have bcen about one hundred and
fifty years old, 1t has been cut down about sixteen
years. We suppose thai tins ancient receptacle OF
the dead must have been formed about two bundled
tOhto city ArgaS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

New York cdndis.-1he AlbaEy Argus states that
the quantity OF flour brought to tide water on the
New York canals in the month Of April in 1887 and
1888, IS as follows, VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
4 ceftleate rom thrce wcmbefs Of The MEDICAL PRO
fESSloN, in Germany, in Europe.
9 q q q Z q q q :

we, the undersigned, practitioners o%fmcdicinc in Germany,
are we'll aware, that by our course We may forfeit the friend
sup OF some OF the faculty but not OF its benevolent members.
who are unmhuenccd by selfish motives. Though we shall
relrain from an Expression Of our opinion, either OF The sound
ness or unsoundncss OF DIR. GoelIcke's new doctrines, we ar,
happy 10 say that we deem his Sanatisc too valuable moi "a
generally known; Tor what our eyes behold and our ears heal
we must believe.
We hereby state, that when Dr.. Louis Olfon Goelieke GrSt
came before the German public, as the pretended discovercr
OF a new doctrine aud a new Medicine, we held him in the
highest contempt, believing and openly prououncing him to
DC a base lmpostor and the prince OF quacks. But. on hearing
50 much sand about the SauatHr, against 1t and for ii. we were
induced, from motives OF curiosity merely, to make tial of lis
f'piued virtues upon II number OF our most hopeless patients.
ana we no" deem i our bounden dity teven at the expense
OF our sell Intcresp puhlcly TO n knowledge its mighty cdicn.
cN, III curllg not only consumption, but other fearful mnla-
dlcs' winch We have heretofore believed incurable. Our con-
Tempt iof Inc diSceVcrcr of this medicine was al once swallow.
eh up our utter astonlshpent at these unexpected rasulta
ana as nm amends for our abuse OF him, we do frankly cont,s
10 inc world, mat we believe HIM a phllanthrouiSt, WI, dee,
honor to the profession and 10 Our country, which g..e /,
birth 49,
Iherecent adoption Of this medicine into some OF our h,
fopeHh hospitals Is a sufficient guaranty that il pertLrms air
II promises II needed not our testimony, for wherever il IS
used, II Is its own best W witness.
HERMAN ErMuLLEF, NJ. D.
WALTER VAN GAurr, NJ. u.
ADoLrHUs WERNER, VI. ID.
Germany, December 10, 1886.
u The undersigned are agents for the sale of the
above Medicine in Lynchbur..
MARTIN K LATHAM.
-'o'e'hoet 10 won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

7 olaTl IN Tss'atcs, J9l ,I2s 552,jIs 6OI,32J 7Tl,Sl3
IN Butcn majority Nov. 1886, " 1860
Wing maJotty last election, 1lp,4sS
The table OF votes NJ the Late elections have been
compiled with great care, but may not be entirely
correct. They are near enough, however, for all
purposes, We have not yet the Official return from
Rhode lsl1nd-'he average whit majority there IS
something higher than We have placed II.
Noio YORKER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
LAND FOE SAFE.

T'HERE will be sold. upon the premises. NJ pub
4 lie auction, on the 25tI day OF May, 1888, The
Tract of Land whereon Willis Rucker al present
resides, on The waters of Harrls' Creek, in the conn
~ of Amherst. This tract contains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
NDT5d,ES.
'ENllE PARTNERSHIP lately existing at |
n fax Court House, under the firm Of
MAJOR a SNAGEaLEEOED,

Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons
indebted 10 sad concern. are respectfully requested
to settle then accounts. Samuel Is. Major, WHO lives
at the place, will attend TO the settling OF the debts
due the concern. SAMUEL b. MAJOR,
J. &. SIIACkLEFOkD.
Halifax, c. II. May II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

ANlNG bought MIR kyle's interest in the
IL blacksmith business, formerly carried On nv
k.y'e * Bailey II will be conducted by myself.
! hanh'ui tor former Encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue to patronize me.
}. Il. BAILEY.
Amherst CT. III. March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

Mr.. James NJ. Scott, the contractor who WAS Gu
gagged IN erecting a steeple upon the Methodist
Church IN Natchez, fell TO the ground from a height
OF ninety feet, and expired in four hours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
April %
NEGROES

M l. wiz pay the h,sh.e, price for able bod ic1
w Negroes, by the month, or for tho balance of
the year. Owners are invited to see us at our work
at Joshua's Falls, s miles below This place, or at the
W ashineton Hotel. BABB &PACkER.
Lynchburg, May 5, 1885 sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
Testimony No. |.
letter from II. +. Sherleood, Esq, Ne,o York.
Z q q . 9 . y . q

DIR. D. s. Rowland Sir, About the middle of July last, |
accidentally noticed III n newspaper tn Udrcru5 mcnt Of
the Mntchlrss Sanatvc, for when pc.ccNcd You were a
gent, and which protested 10 be a sovereign remedy for Con
SUMPTION.
A5my wife was then fast wasting away with this dreadful
disease, and as our family physician MAS daily and anXiously
endeavoringt to restore her To health without success, stepped
over to his house and asked Inn II he had any objections to
her taking tins new medicine. He replied, that " he WIS per-
fnctlv willing Mrs. Sherwood should take that or any other
medicine she mi ht choose, but h thouEhtit could do her no
good usher Inn rs hrryc rdpidig consuming dada0 hHa,aa aeaaS
cOHi Sdre her sun, us n drowning person will catch at u
straw, and the SanatINc being recommended bv three physl-
clans " he had used II IN their Practice, sln concluded 10 give
It n trial. sent and purchased a phal, which she commenced
taking three times a day, giving a free Indulgence To her APP
petite according 10 tho directions. BN pursuing tins course,
she suffered considerable far he Gfsteigh or ten days, but was
shortly able 10 cat and drink freely, without the least inconye-
nicnce.
Within four weeks from her first using the medicine, her
feeble aud wasted form began to put on new strength and she
has been gaming from day 10 day until the present moment to
She is now enjoying a comfortable Though not perfect
state of health, is able to be about the house and To attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both fully of the opinion, md
so are all mhoknow her remarkable case, that she ores her{ite
TO The Sdaatre atone aud as there arc probably many con
o0Iis medicine. measures ought speedily to be adoptedt to have
itmOre generally known.
A Number oi persons in this neighborhood, understand,
re tukIns itior other serious complaints, with very great ben
tit.
think of going to the South, with my family sometime this
tive in that quarter Tor although some OF the PHYSICIANS here
are actively opposed To II. | do sincerely believe it saved m,
wife from an opening grave.
If Won think tbs letter will serve the public good, you are a
liberty to publish 1t.
Respectfully, &c. II. T. SHERWOOD.
cett,op, IN -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
ROPE WALK.
1--WE Subscriber wishes to inform his friends
l. and the public generally, that he has taken the
ROPE

OF tins place, at the lower end of Main Street, for
merly kept by J. II. EChols, where he intends car
rylns II on in all its various branches. He invites
those who wish to purchase, to give him a call be
fore buying. as he VIII sell very low. All orders
thankfully received, and strictly attended To.
l.. V. GREASY, Ig'L.
n. Il. lie will also keep on hand a general assort-
ment, OF N~"t.rascs, Hair, Shuck, &c. &c,
which sts#l DE sold low. All REPAIRING done
IN the e4.eit style, and IA, the shortest notice.
H.. VIC. 1gf,
April % Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

N NHNNLFK1.
The defendant Achilles VI. Haier, not having entered his
appearance and gIScI security, according to the net oil the
General Assembly aud the rules OF tbs court and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court, that The sand defendants
not an inlahitant Of this Commonwealth Its ordered that
the said d1endent do appear here, on the second Monday N
June next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that II copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some new paper PRINT
ed in the town OF L~ynchburg, for two months successfcis'
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse OF this Cum
ty, on som. court day. A Copy-lesle,
John ALEXANDER, clerk.
March % w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

VIRGINIA AT n court of quarterly session, held for the
' county OF Campbell, at The courthouse thereof on Mon
day the 18th day OF March, 1888:
John ". Harvey, Plaintiff,
against
Richard e.. Iladan, Achilles NJ. Iladcn, and Ammon Han.
cock, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

The defendant Jesse Markrum, not having entered his af'
pearance and given security, according to the act OF the oe-
neral Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the court, that he is not an inhahhanid
this Commonwealth II is ordered that said defendant do ap'
urherG on the second Monday in June next, and anSwerffe
bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper, printed IN the town iL ynchuWks
for two months successfully, and posted Mt the front door o.
the courthouse of this county, on some court day.
A Copy-Testc,
Ohm ALEXANDER clerk.
March % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
March %

VIRGINIA :-Ata Court held for Bedford county, at mo
' court house, the ODD day OF April, one thousand eis"'
hundred and thtriv-eight: ..s
Bird $. Lcitwich, flaihun'
against
Samuel Garland, Maurice II. Garland, David ". onar.'
and Jesse Fuqua, De'chu'"'''
In CHANCKRr.
The defendant Jesse Fuqua, not having entered DE- bK
pearancc and given security, according 10 the act OIL y ~ hn,;,,
and the rules of this court, and il appearing I" the sa'l, m",itI
ofthis court that he ia not an inhubitant OF this commune" W. ,6,
1t ~ ordered, that The said defendant appear hsL1 ai,;n.
fourth Monday in july next, and answer the hli OF lJ EE"s,s1
iii, and that a copy of this order be forthwith pupH HsI,
IN the L~ynchburg Vrginian, for two months uccr
and posted al the front door of the courthouse d "' 'O""'
A Copy-Teste.
April 80 W."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
ROBERT VI.
.XffOrNev at I0,r.

AS settled at Amherst Court House, Virginia.
i with the intention of prac,icing in the Superior
ana Inferior Courts OF Amherst and Nelson. and he
will be thankful for a portion of the pnbl,c na,,or,ce
April 5 6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

Anohef Ierritory.-Ailer July next, all that part
OF Wisconsin territory west OF Mississippi, IN 10 con
StItutc a distinct tetttory, under the name OF Iowa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
NJ arch %

NIRGlNlA:-A a court of quarterly session, continued
thereof, on Tuesday, the 18Th day oil March, 1852;
John Dudley, fIain'''
against
Sackville King, Sheriff of Campbell, and as such al ~
istrator of John Brown, sen dec, and Jesse Markrnm,
Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

Edmund Dwight, Esq. of Boston has gwen $40
600 10 The Bolrd Of Edncallon OF lhAl city. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21
From DIR. Thomas Cooper, late Pres. of the q. Car
Olinn COLLEGE,

Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian Of the S. Caro-
lima College, being about to quit Columbia, | desire
TO say
That, as a literary man, acquainted with books In
the various departments of Literature generally,
and as a faithful and diligent officer, 1t viii be
difficult 10 fill his place with any one equally well
Qualified. HIS printed Catalogue of the books in
that Library will fully confirm this character.
lie has, tor some years past, conducted The Edi-
torial department of The "Telescopc' IN this town,
with acknowledged ability and i'll that capacity he
is well known to the public generally.
Whatever lie thinks fit to.underiakc, in the way of
literary pursuit, he is likely to perform with credit to
himself aud to The work he may be engaged in.
think II right, on his departure, to say this much
IN favor of The attainments OF IA gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, VI. d. l.. l.. D.
Columbia, s. Carolina.
From Gen. Robert Y. Hayae, lately Senator ottlc L.
S. and Gorernor Of S. Carolina.
Ed: W'Jolnston, Esq, has for some time past been
tue Editor OF the Columbia Telescope aud Lib,ari-
an OF ). Carolina College. During that period, he
hss"rt!en much in oul Periodicals. He is a rcn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-21

COLUMBIA, S. CAROLINA, Dec. 26I, 1886.
My dear Sir:
| nave just leaned, with great regret, that you are
about to quit onr town and State, by which a per-
sonal deprivation TO your friends will ensue, aud the
State lament the loSsoi those high literary attain
ments, that you have exerted among us, for some
years past. You may do better | trust sincerely
You will. Your distinguished literary taste, wher-
ever called into reqnIsitlon, cannot but secure YOU IA
position both agreeable and profitable. Accept my
best wishes for your prosperity and happiness. With
great regard and esteem, p. VI. BUTLER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

II bad more. Mehemet Ali of Egypt had read
some Of our papers, or some one had read to him,
that the past seasons cotton crops in the United
States had failed, on the strength of which he
kept over his own in expectation OF very high pri.
ces. This, as we knew then, and he knows nov,
was bad move. Hence his crops remain on his
hand: his loans. pro- tenn. continue unprovided tor:
his tribute is unpaid, and his masters army Of one
hundred and twenty thousand IN en-, and a propor
tlonate navy. ready tcpounce upon him in his pow
erty, and drive him out of Cairo and the cotton
market. II he can turn his cotton bales TO as
good purpose as Jackson did, he may yet comps,
the Ottoman to retreat with spec d TO his seraglio
with the bulletin of his campaign surrendered up
in those brief but emphatic words so often spok en-
by clerks in banks-s'no effects"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

.New Opera. We learn from the sSar," ,ha,
MIR. Maeder has an opera in hand, called s.,he Pc
ri, or the enchanted Fountain" of which the Major
who is himself among the best of musical eognos-
ctent', has the highest expectations. Mr.. Maeder
is well known among the lovers Of the art, as n
composer OF great taste, and sprishtly fancy, and
vino having So long oticiated as m usica director.
and Jude ed teacher TO Mr.. and Mrs Wood. 10 ev.-
~ way qualified to inpar sweetness and rfFac, to
any opera he undertakes. MIR. Maedsr's sing Of
"The Unwilling BRIDE" has been for two yeurs
past The most effective in ali Mrs. Woods long list
Night after night, at every concert she hiss assist.
ed in, "rhe Unwilling Brde'' has been repeated
three several times. Eminent composers and
Judges, have thought it the mos, effective of mo-.
dern ballads.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

entire, aud finished Cabin: all in state rooms the
ladies' apartment being divided off only by fold
ing doors, and portion of the space occupied hv
social Hall. The nenrness, aud uniformity OF
the entire sweep of Cabins, look more til IN usu-
ally elegant. The engine Of the "Corvette' too
has many Improvements, and novelties abont it.
There is no fly wheel: the shafts IRE stiff, tAoug,
placed to have some play, if struck by sea
The fires can be stirred without opening the doors
n small engine supplies hose that commands the
entire boat, ard various other novelties in con
structon render her additionally safe, and easy If
working. All who travel with her will, we fee
assured, be delighted with The chance that thu
throws her in their way.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

Mr.. Boiip,n.-The examination Of Sick an
yesterday, charged with being one of the princi-
pals concerned in the robbery, and attempt at
murder, of Mr. Recorder Baldwin, resulted IN
committing Stokes for trial in the criminal court
1t is not unlikely that the prisoner will turn states
evidence, as he sent word after his eun initial that
he much wished tospeuk to Mr.. Baldwin. Another
man, named Mears, was yesterday arrested on
charge Of being concerned IN the same Outrage
and from the activity Of onr police there is lrle
doubt that all concerned viii be brought to punish.
mani
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

The Lake-The Giraffe starts this morning, at 6
O'Clock, for all the watering places and to.m orrow,
Sunday, makes her customary "peasnre trip"
leaving the rail road on the arrival of the seven
O'Clock cars, touching Bay St. Louis, Pass Chris
Jan, Biloxi, and the Pasca gouIus at one half the
usual fares, and returning with her party late in
tn" evening, just in time to reach the cars at day
break. The trip is really delightful, and the dinner
and the bath at Pass Christian doing infinite service
both 10 the outward and inward man.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

EXPORTS

uAyRg-pcr ship saadn. .carro ial7 bnlsr COTTON do
furs. ,ox mineral stones, 1900 stave,
nREMEN-Por .hp Cas'ona. cargo; 5io hhds 39s bales,
and boxes tobacco,
GALyEsMoNPer .cl Iaay ettc cargo: furniture. poa-
toes, syrup, bottles wines and rordials, mer-
chardize, bread. coffee, lumber. soap bacon,
porter. clothing aud sundries
RICHMOSD-cr schr Eizabelh-cago: 1877 half ties loaf
sugar. 10 half do and 40 b,xes clarified do, 81
do brown sugar md bbs Roasses.
August itth
TRIEsTE-P.r shin Hda. FARGO $50 bale. cotton.
HALTlMORf-Pc brig lucas 80 rigs lead 81 hbls
molasses, ~ hhds tobacco, iJO bales cotton, l
box, ! chest tools.
BLBoAPer brig Joven Enriaurcnrro: i43 hhds tobacco
ItO bales do, 20i quinials loywood, aud return
carso.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
bayou saraPer Leyaut . h,les cotton.
10 Qusrer 4 Albert 80 do Lauiumn1y: Is bales moss l.
l.. Carpenter hhds sugar, Champomer Giraud i56 bls
peaeh.. order; sundy Fckss to MndAne Dubucet;
=, Lnuis-Pcr Renz. cargo: hhds tobacco NJ
sseer; do Ferguson; 50 coils Godfrey Laurie
lead CAPTAIN Kennet,; aais do Walace 1901 do,
caves ,h"e D".no 90 SACKS corn Hermson 5" .ack.
soru Is butter, $50 bbs potatoes ID sacks corn ils
snons dozen ehckeus /" owners on board; horses
General Morgan.
f PASSENGERS.
Bayou sara--Per steamer Lcvan, Bye Hoffman,
Hs.mn hIss s. WHos S,oO , Mn1s'T
La,I W 3 Ro,ta Neafu. Forest Ccrtal. II Mirmut, W
y;s ,,s , rsa GS" ssyi. pIpqy as.h ra
lihr.n Dauphin, o Hebcrt, Busle Desorme' Mrs
F,et son. Layet lady and servant BarreIl lady,
lohson Pouraine Col Aen r Henry, Langforj servt
Dnunufous Arm neton. Naadan9, Perrin Caracuo,
EB Na,mlion, c Boud"u.quie, } G Csrdette
St Loui.-Per steamer Rienzi General MORGAN M"ssrs
Moore June sidell, Palmer, R-ham. Moore Whipple
Raleigh son.
aiobls-Per steamer VIM Wallace. Mi So Robinson, Maj.
Kenurdy, u Army servant. Messr. John KiI.haw.
Mead a. servant. DR. Rice. precdove. Rodgers Caldwell,
Hail. n n L-erets. Wet N Brredove. w breediove Z
Kl,haw l. iio ne w Babcock, ) Toby, james Clark. w
CLARK, 4 I he y, and on deck. ."H ...
MEMORANDA.
New York, August i-Cpd ship Ailianc' Faruham, New
Oriasns; harque Sardns, Richie. Natchez.
Sailed packet ships Cambridge, liverpoo Ontario Lon
don baltimore, Hare; Norman, Havana kensngon New
Lrlshn, ,
The steamboat Rcnzi lift 81 Louis Sd INST, 8 NJ The
senp Geo Collier md United States TO leave for this
Tor, on the eth Left Majestic, 81 Louis, Mogu
Altpn, Selma. Pourer. Prairie aud Iyde repairing
Nos.-Shp Bolivar of til port, arrived in New York on
I'd from Hnyre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

Caution Caution. As one or two rnbharies
have recently taken place on the shell, road it is
sertnin that a hundred more will follow. Robber.
can lie in conceaiment and rush out suddenly
from the dark and impenetrable swamps on each
side OF the thoroughfare, the intervening Canal
10 the contrary notwithstanding. IL til. second
municipality will train the fourth Reor,en, q,
Militia there night and day, people may pass in
safety: it not-.all persons should avoid travel
ling that road alone unless they have plenty Of
people,"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

We perceive by a card Of Capt. N. Cobb, the
agent, in the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer Of the
261h of July, that the experiment, Of the Benner,
Steam Power Company's boat has proved total
failure The Captain states, in consequence of
no. being allowed the privilege Of testing the ma.
chinery to his satisfaction al sea, with the use of
coal. Capt. Cobb complains of great injustice
done him, and has instituted suits gains, the CON.
pany for damages.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

The ".Natetes" We have been assured that thu
avoidance OF our city by this steamer arose from
no slight, or neglect, but from fear Of delay in
losing the crew. We "hopa it was so, and are not
unwilling to accept the explanation, although six
hours would have sufficsd to ship Two suic seta
OF hands. After the unpleasant feelings and ex.
Pressons INDUCED in for two years past, and the
courteous offer of The free use of any wharf she
might select, we still think it q matter of re-
greet that the Natchez dad not stop here on her
way.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-11

New York in the incredible short space Of thir-
teen days. If this account prove true it will indeed
be most importan, epoch in the history Of nnv-
CATION. The Royal William to sail next dav,
60 tina, letter writers in Europe might obtain an
swers to their inquiries fom America in six, or sew
en-, and twenty days. The Dutch marnerswho set
tied New York, and were in the habit, according
10 the veracous Knick erbncker, Of taking in all
sail and turning in at shutdown, would lose their
breath in such race horse progress.