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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-28
From the N. Y. Courier q Enquirer.
Loss Of the Steamer Pulaski.

II is again our mournful duty to announce
the total loss Of another steam packet, with
a most melancholy loss OF life. The stenm-
boat Puiaski, from Savannah for Baltimore
touched at Charleston on Wednesday, and
left that port at an early hour OH the follow
ing morning. From that time nothing had
been heard Of her, when our paper OF this
morning (9lst) went to press and great So
licitude was entertained for her fate. The
worst fears have been realized. Capt. ALLEN,
of the steamboat New York, which arrived
Lcre yesterday morning from Charleston,
states that he left that port Sunday evening,
and that on Monday morning, at about i o.
clock, he fell in with boards and planks, which
were evidently the fragments OF some wreck.
At2 o'clock, when about six miles from
Cape Lookout Sboal, he saw the remains OF
the steam packet Pulaski thrown upon the
beach, split in two from the keel. and broken
into four pieces---the bow lying nearly a
mile from the stern. For ten miles the shore
was strewn with fragments of timber. Cap
tain ALLEN remained for two hours cruising
about the spot, in the hope Of falling in with
some survivors still clinging to the wreck
but no vestige Of life was discovered.
| 1t is Capt. ALIENS opinion, from the posi-,
ton Of the boat, which had evidently struck
on Lookout Shoal and been thus dashed To
picces-that no being on board could have
ESCAPED. The weather had been extremely
rough from the time the Pulaski left Charles
ton-and on Friday there had been north
east gale, with heavy fog and rain. 1t was
during that night probably that the Pulaski
struck-and there is too much reason TO be-
lieve that every one OF her crew and passon-
gers perished!
Herpassengers were very numerous-most
Of them our annual visitcrs, well known and
highly respected among our cities. The
namo Of General HAMILTON does not appear
on one list Of passengers, and we learn that
the report Of his having embarked in the boat
is incorrect. Capt. ALLEN states that there
were in all $50 passengers ;-thc list which
we annex from the Charleston papers con-
tains the names Of l29, viz:
Nightingale and ser Mrs. Frazer and child,
want, Mrs. Wilkins and child,
L a..
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NOTICE
J une II

TO SaddierS, who hare the righto using .Sheets's
Spring, and 10 those 'cho may purchase the right 81
using the same.
rINliE subscriber embraces this opportunity OF in
Il forming them that he has made arrangements,
ed Springs from the North, made in the neatest and
best manner, by superior workman. In fact they
all warranted to be durable aud elastic. have
tried and cannot get smiths in the surrounding
try here to make such as would be willing TO put
in Saddles which have manufactured, after having
bought all that Sheets could make before his re-
moval to the west I shall receive, in a short time,
another lot ofSprings from the same manufacturer
All those wishing to buy Springs if they will favor
with their orders they will be thankfully recev-
ed and promptly attended to. The Springs shall be
sold reasonable terms. and tiIey shall be such as
any man can warrant to the purchaser with safety.
J. c. SHACKLEFORD.
Lynchburg, June 25
=. S. The subscriber returns his thanks his
friends and the public generally, for their liberal
patronage towards him since his CONNIE ncemeut in
business upto the present date, and solcits a
tnuatlon 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 and most durable manner The
subscriber has hand, at this time, large and
general assortment OF every article belonging to his
line of business, all OF which will be sold low, fol
cash, country produce. at market prices.
&c. SHACKLEFORD.
d. The Fincastlc Democrat, Abingdon States
man and Lewsburg Enquirer will insert the forego
ing, three times, and forward their accounts to th.
office.
June IS Is
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
U.EXuNGTAN.

HTNHE NEXT SESSION of this Institution will
l. commence usual on the LIST September next,
and continue, with the exception of9 days at Christ
mas, till the last Thursday in June. TERMS for
tuition S3O-room rent, 81 per annum. Students
entering after the LIST February charged only
half this amount. The discipline Of the Institution
is strictly parental the of study very extern
slve and thorough. There are public examinations
in the year, the last of which is strict examination
upon all the studies Of the year.
The fac uliy consists Of the following persons, viz
Rev. Henry Rulner, President,
Philo Calhoun, Prot. Of Mathematics,
George E. Dabney, Esq. Prof of Languages,
Mr.. George d. Armstrong, Prof Chemistry and
Nat Philosophy,
Rev. \. ID. Metcalf Teacher Of Grammar School.
Students are requested to attend punctually at the
opening of the session. By order OF the Faculty
c. The Richmond Enquirer and Wing are re-
quested insert the foregoing three times, and Tor
ward their accounts TO the Editor of the Lexington
Gazette.
July9 st
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FRAMED HOUSE.

entirely new and neatly panted-with two rooms
above and below stairs and basement story fitted IN
as Kitchen, new Stable, and oihe, necessary.
out houses, and a highly productive garden. This
property IS situated the business part of the
town, and yet sufficiently retired for the comfortable
residence OF private iamy-and is in every respect
worthy the attention OF those who wish to purchase
residence IN pleasant aud thriving village
IERMs.-Onc third of the pure base money will be
required the 25th December, 1888 and the balance
IN two equal annual lnstalments from that day
Bonds with approved security and the title retained
until the last payment is made
Such title only as is vested in the subscriber will
be convcyedwlich is however believed 10 be Indis-
putable. JOHN A. WHARTON Trustee
Liberty, July 9 wtds
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to me respectfully
"a requested to call at the store Of McCorklc &
Mcdaniel, where my Office is kept tor the present,
and make suitable arrangements for the payment OF
their respective dues, asmy present situatiuu and fn-
intentions will admit Of delay, or longer ndul
gence. At winch place have in store large guam
THY Of Leather for sale, wit superior slaughter
Soal Leather, heavy waxei Upper dc. Kip Skins,
Skirting Harness, Bride, Whip Cover and Saddle
bag Leather Sheep Skins, Lining Skins. &c,
which WILDE offered privately fair prices ill the
25,, inst, when propose offering the residue at
auction, terms very liberal This Leather being OF
superior quality 1t is well worthy the attention OF
all Leather dealers, aud will be in all human proba-
biy the last stock of Leather the subscriber will
offer in this market. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Lynchburg, July 8 l25J.
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FVK THE WHITMAN
Celebration al ihc .Spoui Spring.

On the 4th Of July, 1888, agreeby to previous ar
rdngements, a number ofgentemen assembled at the
Spout Spring Campbell Comfy, to celebrate The
day, as had been their custom iof many years past
In the early part of the day, the reports from piece
of Artillery reminded the good people, for n any
miles around, that the G2nd Anniversary of Amer-
can Independence had arrived, and that some Of
their fellow citizens were engaged in doing it, hon
or. Stephen s. Dmguid read the Declaration o:
Independence and Edward Boiling, Esq. delivered
an eloquent and appropriate Address, at the close
of which several gentlemen delighted the audience
| by playing several Of most popular patriotic
songs. After plentiful repast, in which "mine
host" had exered his abilities as q caterer, with
much success, the cloth removed, and that
which cheereth the heart Of maf' placed on
the table Col. William Arlington was appointed
President, Messrs. Edward Boiling aud Isaac NJ
Rucker, Vice Presidents, and Stephen s. Diugu;d
Secretary. The following toasts were then drunk
and the evening passed with much harity and good
feeling.
REGULAR TAOSTS.
l. The Day we celebrate: As having given brtl
to the most sublime principles promulged a
mong men IN our rejoicngs let us not forget TN
noble and chvalrous actors ofthat day.
g The Constitution OF the United States -
|" Read the speech il Is written"
g. The memory Of Lafayette: The friend
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rs TO THELADIES.
T. 4. T. o u II @ u II X II "

HAS JUST RECEIVED a la.ge d. general as
l. sortment Of Soaps, and other Fancy Articles
among which may be foundthe following Articles
Clemens Almond Lotion,
Michaux's Freckle Wash,
Roman kalydor,
Milk of Roses,
Cosmetic Cold Cream,
Lilly white, Toilet, and Pearl Powder
Cream of Roses,
Vinegar Vegetable, aud Chinese Rouge.
Kreosote Tooth Wash,
Ext, Roses, Jessainine, Musk, &c. &c.
Scent Bags, superior article.
Powder Puffs,
Eau de Neil
Cologne, Toilet, Florida, and Rose Water.
Indian Dye, for the Hair,
Wards Vegetable, Indian Hair Oil,
Macassar, and Bears Oil.
Phllocone, a new article for the hair,
Fancy Soaps Of all kinds.
Besides many other Fancy Articles too numerous
to mention all of which he particularly invites the
Ladies Of Lynchburg and its vicinity to call and ex
anime.
June IA IS
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receives immediate reef-and, numerous instances hus
been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES
yVNlS approved compound also migaes and the
symptoms which frequently accompany that disorder
aud increase the danger of the paten,z Pnn III oins-
ieadsche-loss of Appee-Indigestion-a other marks
otdebity.
relieved Patient writes from distance 1t but JUS
acc to inform that hive used Dumfes'
Remedy Tor the Piles for some time past and have found
cmineny successful"
The Remedy quite innocent and be administered
NIL ages nndbo,h sexes nin and simple directions, with
description OF the complaint accompany each package
which consists of two boxes continuing Ointment and the
other ElecuaryPrcc 81 for both articles, 30
where but wanted.
howell DIVES, Agents. Lynchburg.
- Observe that genuine without the written
signature OF j. BIDDER on the outside printed wrapper
y large discount To those who buy sell again.
Nav 81 3 I'm
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DE!SSOLTTEO.V.

TFNHE co-raunership of J. II. Bailey & Co was
Il dissolved the 9TH day Of June, by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the concern, are
hereby notified TO settle their accounts with Mr. j.
r. Bailey without delay, and those having claims
against the will please apply Messrs. Bal
ley and Womnck for payment, when due.
ROBINSON &ELLIOTT,
}. r. BAILEY.
I
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vOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted TO the subscriber on
N open account, for Medical services or otherwise,
are hereby informed that have put the same into
the hands of Ro. L. Coleman for collection. In adopt
ing this ssethod regard is had more to convenience
and economy than wish to coerce payment.
J. POWELL.
Amherst c. H., July o I'm
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E7.v'CY FIRM FOR S.zLE.

E.Zv'CY FIRM FOR S.zLE.
DEING desirous to remove, | will sell, on accom-
ID modating terms, great bargain in that elegant
Farm. 1t contains over
1000 Acres Of Land,
much of which is beautiful LOW GROUNDS, lying
on Outer river and Stony creek. On the Land is a
LARGE MILL,
running three pair of STONES, calculated for man
ulacturlng, and IN a good neighborhoo1 for custom,
fsses The Dwelling House
IRmi is or brick large and commodious, and all 9th
Ma....A- er convenient HOUSES. As no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, consider it
unnecessary to say more on that subject. The LAID
will be shown, and the made known, on appli-
cation to the subscriber who lives the premises.
ROBERT N. KELSO.
Bedford county, July5 81
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ElNnMlSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINJAN

as published semireeky ferery Monday and 7hnrsday al
-Four Dollars nnnnm payable adrance. No subscrip
rM be received fora shorter period than
paper r be Discontinued (erce at the discetioa of The
Eiitsrs,J until all arrearaees are paid
GJADVER TISEHEN7Sin sertcda so cents per square
or essJor the first inseron and 81 cents for erery suose-
gsenf iaserfion
0TJOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeaitionsyv
and on reasoaabye krrhvs.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE
VVlHE SUBSCRIBERS have this day entered
l. into CO partnership, aud bought Robinson o.
Ellio's entire interest in the late business Of r.
Bailey & Co. They intend continuing the mer-
camille business under the firm Of Bailey q Wo,
mack ). n. d Nile i,.cy
ARCHER p. WOMACK.
Amherst c. H., June Ii is
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NOTICE..

A LII PERSONS having claims against the es-
IA tate of Clifton II. Rucker deed. are requested
to present them TO the subscriber for payment, and
those indebted said estate earnestly desired 10
come forward and make pa, meni.
A. b. RUCkER, EX'or Of
Clifton ii. Kucker, decd.
June 9 81
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EXECUTORS SHE.
THREE NEGRO MEN,
LAST NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern of
IA Nown, Hunt & CO. and Nowlin q Herndon,
and also to Sam'l. Nown & Son, requested to
forward and settle their accounts by or before
the LIST of August next longer indulgence cannot
be given, and need not be expected.
S. NOWLIN & son.
July 9 ia.
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JULY 9, 1888.

HAVE just received and offer for sale, low,
l. 90 bbls. Tanners Oil
25 bbls North Carolina Cut Herrings
10000 lbs. Baltimore cured Bacon.
Also, another small lot Of Sanderss Old Rcctlhed
Whiskcy, warranted years old, very superior
JOS. MARSH.
July st
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SULPHUR SPRINGS
UIEGEe'F.f.

bd1eS NV fs1.
UNIIE Company in accordance with the reausi-
i tons Of their charter, have had the water OF
these Springs analysed, by Professors Rogers and
Aiken, gentlemen whose characters and scientific at
tainments furnish sufficient guarantee 10 the pub
lie of the correctness OF the analysis. The following
is the result:
Carbonate Of Soda,
Carbonate of Magncsa,
Carbonate of Lime,
Sulphate of Lime,
Sulphate of Magnesia,
Clofide of Sodium,
Cloride of Calcium,
Cloride Of Magnesium,
Sulphate of Soda,
Sulphuretted Hydrogen and Carbonic
Acid Gases.
This establishment, under the management of Mr..
Wainrght gentleman Of much experience. is now
ready for the reception of visitors. The improve
mcnt since the last season have been considerably
extended by the Company, with the view to render
the growing popularity OF the place more worthy of
public patronage; the rooms neatly finished and
well adapted to the comfortable accommodation of
visitors The medicinal qualities of the water are
not surpassed by any of the mineral waters in the
of Virginia In the of Bilious affections,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chronic and Cutaneots
diseases, it has been particularly successful and IN
cases of Dyspepsia from the good effects which
have resulted from the use Of the water for the Nv o
last seasons by persons afflicted with this disease,
the proprietors feel themselves warranted in the as
sertion that the water is an intaliblc remedy. The
Springs are situated New River, in Grayson coun-
", Virginia, in healthy region; ten miles north
from Grayson Courthouse. twenty miles south from
Wythe Courthouse, and eight miles from the lcead
mines in Wythe county, surrounded by beautiful
and diversified scenery. Persons from the South,
visiting other mineral waters of Virginia, will find this
Il comfortable restir place.
By THE PROPRIETORS.
N. ban Accommodation Hack will be kept al
Wythe Courthouse, during the season.
| July 4w
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NOTICE.


virtue of a deed Of trust, executed TO tie sub
- scrbers by John b. Rutedge. aud Lucinda d..
his wife, bearing date the 18Th day Of July, 1885, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the counties of
Pitsylvania and Campbell, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed to SELL to the
highest bidder, for cash. the following property, TO
wit: On Friday, tue eth Of July on the premises
aj$S&tsSs. A TRACT OF LAND
purchased by said Ru,ledge Of John
mY1N* Franklin, containing 22l4 ACRES, lying
--.ck-.- on the waters of Old Wonan's Creek in
the county OF Ptt>v Also, at the same time
and place, one other Aract, containing 552 ACRES,
adjoining the lands of Thos II. Adams and others :;
and on Monday the Both Of the same month, at the
Late residence OF said Rutledgc, in the county of
Campbell proceed to sell all the right title and in
terest Of the said John b. and Lucinda d. in the por-
ton assigned Patsy Barber by the will Of Henry
Ward deed. aud at the time and place, all the
interest OF The said John b. and Lucinda ID. in and
to the premises which they formerly lived, lease
of Pdtsey Barber, during her natural life, together
with the interest as conveyedby VIM. J. McElheney
and John w. Rutedge; also at the same time and
place. IL Lots in The of Kingston; also "a Acres
purchased by said Rutedge of A. NJ. Goodman, adj
joining the same. The title to the above named pro
perry is believed be good, but acting as Trustees we
shall convey such title vested in rs by said deed
and none other. JOHN c. BARBER, Trus-
TlIOS. 4. ADAMS. { tees
June % t27Jys
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DIR. JEBB'S
Rheumdti Linin,cnt j.!

VIII afford immediate relief 10 the patient, aud has sometimes
been attended it such extraordinary success TO cure the
most distressing Rheumatism in "a hours-e,en when of
ears standing
This highly valuable I.niment is recommended with con
hdcee founded the experience OF years only
cure for that excruciang disease but applica
for Stiffness of the JOINTS Numbncs Sprains Chibans &c
his article Is considered superior thing else
aud possess such virtues, that ed from
distant parts oftle couptry.
An Agent recently Please send me further sup
ply of Jebbs Lnimcnt shall probably sell considerable
quantity as is recommended by of physicla
very highly"
Price 50 cents a bottle.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN IIRERTY

virtue OF a deed of trust, executed to the sub
scfoef' Tor certain purposes therein mentioned,
by Alfred +. II. Edgar and wife. on Tho 9th d,. y,
March, 1888, aud duly recorded in Bedford Clerks
Once. shall proceed, the premises. in the town
OF Liberty Bedford county on Tuesday the 3 LIST day
OF this month, tJuy, 1889 SELL at public auction
TO the highest bidder III,
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ashing'ou the friend Of Popular Rights, and the
trend indeed of the United States
o. iho Declaration Of Independence, the fpun-
oa"on OF our Constitution and laws, which We have
provided as shield 10 the Innocent will be read
with delight by The latest posterity.
o. Surviving Heroes OF the Revolution Few, but
full Of glory. ~
u. Thomas Jefferson. beacon 10 all who would
DO Tree: May the whole world receive his light, aud
DO governed by his principles.
T. The Union ofthe States: The main spring Of
National prosperity aud safety
.. The President OF tie uniIed States.
D. The Signers of tie Declaration Of Indepen-
denee; Peace TO their names.
10 The Amy and Navy Ship TO Ship aud man
10 man we will compare with any nation earth.
~. The Press The prop Of Civil Society.
~ Martin Van Buren,. President OF great and
iloe nafiou May lac have health. and may he admin
'se' the government according the spirit aud letter
OF tho Constitution.
10. Charming Woman
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HOUSE & LOT.

IN Liberty, at present occupied by said Edgar.
'provemenis consist oil TWO STORY
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NOTICE
To Rheumatic Invalids!

lDERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection are re-
specially assured that they obtain of the proprietor
and ms agents sale and admirable remedy for
however obstinate the disorder be- and in all its different
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TO SaddierS icLo hare the rigMof using .Meets'S
Spring, and 10 those pho may purchase the right q
using the same.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-18

said 10 pss uder repsr to render IL fer he faturs
residencs Of the mother Of the Quees lastly it's -
serted that Prince George Of Cambridge 10 absut 70
leave England for Gibraltar, and viii be absent fos
two years tits certainly within the bounds OF credp-
blity that these statements though appearing at diff
erent times in distinct paragraphs in the newspapers
may yet have connection each with the Others.-
The contemplated visit Of the Duke and his son Is
something; and when we find the future disposal Oh
the Duchess of Kent-'the grimest, locking old un
as the fankee editor qaoted IN the Tory Times last
week. said "hs ever saw, lis already a'tmHg IN agl,
tatlon, we may well believe that an important and
delicate question has advanced considerably towards
solaton As her Majesty regularly reads the Satl-
rls II Is, perhaps not hatterng ourselves 100 cut,
rageohsly THAI she may have found therein good and
sufficient reasons why alliance with the princely
scion of the House Of Nassaus every way worthy ef
her serious consideration well as that O. her re.
sponslble advisers The Satarist, Sept. To-
LEoPoLp's VIsrT.--Every body is asking what has
brought Leopold the King of Belgium, to,tnis coun-
ny-Some say he has come To ask the Queen MS
Niece 10 marry the Duke de Nemours; others say
land with more probability that he hearing OF tue
Duchess of Keats augmented, income, has come 10
sec if he get any thing out of her. By others II Is
limited that he merely here because ne does not
know how 10 pass his time in his own coantry the
truth however is that this is the time OF year for put
ting in onion seeds, and sowing the last crop OF car
rots for spring use which he is Obliged to attend TO-
at his market garden at Claremont lie keeps on the
trade OF market gardener to prevent ruin IN case OF
ms gehtlemanly trade of occasional king, should turn
out failure.-Ffgdro IN London, Sept. ibas.