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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
Globes.

4 PAIR. 10 inch Globes for sale at Pfster s Good
WINS Price $50, less Is pr cent in River or
Alabama money. - 90,
Also, so Missouri Harmony. Dec :! -os
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29

10 The Argus viii please insert tie above eIsh
weeks.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-29
MI. pGster.s Music Glass.

Columbus, Dee. 1911, ls88-2l-tG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
From Ae Beanseiek COCA l2reraser.


MAMMoTu I}oNfs.-In the excavation Of The
Brunswick and Altamaha Canal. there has been dis.
covered, about 5 miles from tins place, a large de
post OF bones OF Extraordinary SIZE x in \ remarkable
state OF preservation. Several vertebrate, of cieit inches
~ transverse diameter, have been discovered. Teeth,
OF mlIreh the top Is nine inches III the longer dame
ter. aud five inches IN breadth, and about rs large as
q mans hat, have also been eNcavaied. These were
evidently OF q molar character. There have been
found, also, smaller teelh Of more solid structure,
with pointed crowns, aud apparently belonging 10
some carUivorous animal. Portions oil large tusks
have also been eNcavated, OF the perfect structure OF
ivory. These last were much %CIumbled. but 10
Judge, by the SIZE of he circles marked IN ivory, the
original diameter Of the lusks could not have been
less Than len or twelve inches. 1t IL probable that
the principal deposit OF bones has scarcely been
reached as Vet, though several cart loads have been
cScavated all that have Yet been discovered were
within SIX feet OF the snrtaee.-Ihe' lie mostly I'M
beddcd IN blue clay. Thus fan they have not been
uncovered with care, and no notes have beeu taken
Of the relative POSITIONS IN which the different spe-
cles OF bones have been found. In future the exca-
vatlOn will proceed with tia attention due 10 the dis
coyery of such curiosllies. We believe they are the
FIRST OF the Kind that have been found IN tcorgia.
Specimens will be forwarded 10 scientific societies
aud we wait the result Of their examination with gieat
interest.
In the salt marshes upon the shores Of our bay are
found, HON tie depth ol from SIX 10 fifteen feet, IRE.
qucnt roots aud stumps OF The cyptess-a tree which
grows only IN fresh marshes. May it not be that the
AltamalIa once discharged its waters at tins port.
and that IN the CONFUSION oil nature which changed
ITS bed, removing II twelve miles To the noithward,
these giant animals we've destroyed and Undecided to-
gcthef, having sought tor security what was lhen the
highest point OF land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

pannels ofihe state rooms arc adorned. commanded
universal admiration. and were regarded IS adding
much To the attractions ofthe boat.
As the fleet of steamboats, swept down our noble
harber-uith their banners ~d,iug-muslc playing
and their crowds of enthusiastic passengers-lhe
sun flashing aud sparkling iromfhe serene "aiefs-
while the gallant stranger, whose massive dimensions
and dark sides beautifully contIasted with boats OF
smaller propoitiousan gayer colors, nuaicd proudly
10 advance other attendants-we could not bur cxuit IN
the reflection that no other civ on the face oithc earth
could exhibit a parallel pageant. 70 wiieIe was ever
such a spectacle exhibiled-aud no where hut on tie
waters OF our own glorious Hudson could such a
magnificent displa, have been "itncssed-eenbiniug
as 1t did. al thai is skilful IN Art aud cunning IN han
disork-all th1t IS noble in mans invention and ailiu.
cut ia mans resources.
At halt past four die Great Western had passed
the Nairows, and the steamer Providence came a
longside TO receive her visitors. The Iransfefeuce
was effected with bat ltilo delay and the Great
Western finally departed on her course over the
broad Atlantic, followed by the cheers and good
wishes OF the mulutudcs who thtonged the different
boats which surrounded her. When seen last, size
was gliding majesiicaiiy over the waves, While a
dalh column OF y1pour marked lci way toward the
horizon. Success attend her. \ nobler and more
CRAFTY ing pageant than that of YESTERDAY WAS new
etnItucssed ia New OH The importance Of the
great era in our Intercourse With the old world, pro-
duccd by the steam navigation Of the Atlantic. ap-
pears to have been duly appreciated by the cople
OF this city, and has been duly commemorate.
Col. Webb, the senior editor Of the New Nofk
vas q passenger in the Great Westetu.-
He viii remain = iew weeks in England aud ON the
continent, with view 10 arrangements Tor the paper,
made necessary by the rev relations opened between
ihis country aud Europe, hy the successful ISSUE oil
.he experiment OF Atlantic steam navigation.
l1,sr. Gia,aae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
TsseST SALE.

ids
May 10

, y virtue of a deed of trust. executed on the Cd
- day OF October. 1923, by Abram K. North, to
Albon Mcdaniel and james Benagh, for the purpose
ofsecurlng a debt due Jacob Haas, will be sold, to
the highest, bidder for cash, by way OF public auction,
on Tuesday, the l2lh day of June next, II fair, # not,
the next fair day thereafter, by The undersigned, or one
OF US, one hundred and five ieet front ON Second street,
running back one hundred and Thirty two ieet-it
being Il pant of the Lot known in the plan of the
town of Lynchburg by number seventy three. This
sale will take place in the street Immediately in front
OF the premises. And acting as trustees, no other
title will be conveyed but such as IS conveyed by the
deed OF trust. ALBION McDANIEL,} J4.s,,,s
JAMES BENAGH,
May 10 tl2J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

Election dacedote.-On Wednesday last squalld,
bafelooled fragment OF humanity, stopped one ofour
citizens IN The ucighborhood OF the Sh Wand, and
propounded some questions TO him. \ thorough
going Loco Foco observed HIM IN conversation,
called him by name, and taking HIM aside observed
~ suppose that man wants YOU To vote The Wing
ticket; hope YOU are not gong to desert our par
tyn The unfortunate being looked the Loco Foco
stelnly IN the lace fora few moments, aud observed
IN reply, with icd,s rolling down his cheeks, - Look
at me. sir; | have hung on, fought for, aud supported
your party, until have worn my clothes thread bare
and ragged, and besides, you see me barelooted, and
out oil employment, and Yet ask lac to support yout
destructive panty! Sin, can stand it no longer; |
will now Try the other side" bali. Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
sEr. William Il. Esbcli,

AtI2 As Won are not an lnhabi1ant Of tl1is Com
- monweallh, hereby notify you that on Mon
day, the fourth day efJune next, at The tavern of Ed
ward l.. Scraggs, in the Town of AIaysville, and
county Of Buckingham, ! shall take the dispositions
of Ro6t. i. Shaw Jr., James Brown, Lewis ID, Is
bell, James {. Walton, and William VI. Mosley. 10
be read as evidence on the trlal Of asuit III Chaucery
now pending, in the county Couft OF Buckingham,
IN which am Plaintiff, aud YOU are Defendant, and
II from any cause the taking ofthe said dispositions
should not be completed on that day, to continue
from day 10 day TIL completed. lonrs &c.
JAMES, ). lSBELL.
April % 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
OWE .fCREs,

More oriess, aud includes the Mansion House. At
the same time aud place, there will be sold one
seventh part Of the remainder in the Mil Lot of 524
acres. to winch Mrs. Nancy Rucker IS entitled for life.
The sale viii be for cash, and will take place at the
house of sand Wills Euchcr.
The sale will be made IN pursuance OF a decree Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
Tor the county oil Amherst, made at the september
Term, 1887, in the case of Robertsons Admir-, VS..
Rueker. JOHN COLEMAN,
Sheriff Of Amherst county, and Com'r.
April 16 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

1HE NEwsrArER.-A newspaper taken in a FAM
~, seems TO shed a CLEAN Of intelligence around.
1t gives the children a taste for reading-it coinmu-
nicales all the important events that are passing in
the busy world-ltisa never failing source of amuse-
ment-and furnishes a fund of instruction that will
never be exhausted. Every family, however poor, if
they wish 10 bold a place in the rank OF intelligent
beings, should take at least one newspaper. And
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
\ 4 I * ID.
DER. -. ~. FISHER.

"ENDEKS his services to the Citizens OF l. liberty
4 and IT. yicinagc. Fionl an experience oil several
years Practice, and by as,ldaous attendance TO ms
profession, Ire hopes 70 meiit a share of the pntlIc
patronage. lie may be found At Mr.. Terry's lfolel,
or at his Office, a lew doors below.
Apnl7 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

the man. sl,e. passcssrl Of property sufficient 10
maLe himself easy tor ltc, and surrounded with chi
dren eager for knowledge. Is i~n<ligated By the vic
spirit OF %oupdtf. aud %ncgleefs 10 subscribe 10 q
newse,,.r. IS Deficient ~ thr duties ofa parent or n
good erlizen. aud 5 deserving oI censule ifehl his III
ie1lieent neIallbofs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
MENfC0AND FRANCE.

From an Express Letter Just received iIom one
Of the most respectable houses in Ne" Orleans
We are allowed Ia make the following extract
INV OELfANs, April %.
BY a letter which bis Just been brought by the
= Sc h6oner .hch Quilted TamPlco the moment
=" before the operation Of the blockade, We learn that
4" The Government commissioners, At the head oi
.. WHOM were CuEsAs aud NozAs, Secretaries Of
&" State and War. had started from McXlro iof Vera
a" Cruz. IN order to treat with the Baron DfffAupls,
i" and hat the conference was 10 be held aboard the
a principal blocLallng vessel. 1t is presumed that
" lie result Of tins mission will be satisfactory 10
- both parties Nat. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
sAxiTIsE.

Dawn :. evLANp the General American Agent Tor this
mighty medicine. Invented by the immortal Goelckc Of Ger
many has great pleasure III psbli-ling the the fullowin high
ly important letter from a respectable gentlelhan in New York,
which he has recent, received, with many others of similar
characer-also very interesting intelligence from several Of
his Agents. especially III salem. rs viii be seen bclow-WhieI,
together with the annexed certificate from three eminent Ger
man Phesicians, must forever stu6lish The character of tine
Sanau,e, as being " idhouta parallel in the history OF medi-
cine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
.v'EGXDES FOR S.fIE.

y compliance with the last VIII aud testament OF
4 keziah Hubbard, decd. ON Saturday, the 10Th
day inlay, ls3S, | shall sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Store House OF
Jabez smith. Esq, in the county of Pltsylyanla, Va.
10 Ncgrus, consisting OF mon, women, boys aud giils.
JAMES \. MITCHELL, Error.
n h6c{ah Hubbard, decd.
April o3 ION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
Three Hundred Acres.

IERMs.-one. two, and three years, in equal in
stalments, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
personal security, and the title to be retained until
the amount thereof is paid.
The sale will be made in pursuance of two DEGREES
OF the Circuit Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery,
Tor the county of Amherst, made at the September
term, 1887, aud amended at the April term. 1888, in
the case of Billiard VS.. Penn.
The title is believed to be good, but as Commits
ssioncrs, we shall convey such title only, as is vested
IN us. SAMUE NJ. GARLAND,
JOSEPH X. IRVING,
April l6 tbs Commissioners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
PUBLIC BUILDING.

TNHE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. County Court of Amherst for that purpose,
are now ready to receive proposals 70, the building
of JAIL for said county. 1t Is desired that pro
posals be offered before the approaching May Court,
at which time it is expected the building will be let,
The plan and details of the building may be seen at
the Clerks Office, aud any information touching the
same will be furnished by the undersigned.
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
DAVID :. GARLAND,
JAMES POWELL,
WM. G. CHRISTIAN,
Commissioners.
Amherst G. II. May 10. t21M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
IA % SALE.

THERE viii be sold, upon the premises. al pub
lie auction. On The ejih day OF May, ls3s, the
Tract Of Land whercon Willis Fucker at present
resides, on the waters OF Hams Creek, IN the COIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
DKIGs, uNDicINEsDAEsIsFE~, OILS,
PAINTS, pERE uEsrEs &c. ac.
SURGICAL INsTHJNENTs.

To Physicians, country merchants and his friends,
generally, he pledges hlmsclfthat his goods shall be
inferior TO none in this market, that he will sell at IA
moderate advance, aud use every exertion to give
Satisfaction. Y. 4. FOURQUREAN.
March Il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

ANlNG bought Mr. ksle's interest in the
II Blacksmith business, formerly carried on by
Kyle * Bailey, it will be conducted by myself.
Thankful for former Encouragement, hope our
friends will continue TO patronlze me.
J. X. BAILEY.
Amherst CT. II. March 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
THE GREAT

Br ST. LreER L. CARTER.
She ecurs-she oomes-the Ship
The Lion flag tiies o'cr,
Frsh from her oeesn trip
Roar for her. canaoa rear
vas, and mos ins mass OF black
The mighty MesierH hail
She's ploushins M her f,amin. track
As ploughs the sea, the whale.
In harbour nov she RIDES.
The earth and oce4n ring.
Tsn thousands thronr her sides.
Welcoming ;--~eleom Ing :,
Tnumpl,al entr, into Rsnc.
The triumph Remc derreed
To grae. hertlctars, coiuine home.
This triumph sha Il exceed.
Rome's was but empty show
ofkinss, as cspnscs, led,
Wealth nicd from her Zoe
Whose bleod too OF was shed
No triumph lhis ios cenquesi-yes,
A conquest grcai It's minds
IT'S human sail We ihrons 10 bless
For vict'ry DER the winds.
II was not on white Wings
That, through the seas, she drarc,
This palace ft for klnes;
This world upon the wave =
A giant vas, she holds IN chains,
Down in her " doayoH keep"
To break has i tiers tlicro io strains,
And drives her o'erlho deep.
ACyolop al has forge,
He shakes her lhiek -nbb'dr frame.
All Hell could not distoree
More dark and lurd hanc-
lie leaps aud pitches with n srosu,
His breaih's a cloud OF smoke
But all in vain, lns hollow moan
Hath Ger Atlantic broke.
oh God and what i, man
What bounds ms daring soul
His all ofliic a span,
Would he thy Seas control =
His ships BY might, winds carccr'd,
Their tiinbcrs I'll uptom,
lie oonjures up this fearful dcua
Aud laughs the Minds 10 scofn.
And was il not full bold
TO dare Ilw raging sen -
But he n,usi cage aud huld
THIS monsirr. which, hfrrc.
Would ma moment baltic IN gum
Each man Who tread liza, deck,
And drnv II II c tempest with his roar,
And make thai shipa wreck.
A health to Bristol's sons,
Her ship hath wen the goal,
Her ship ofihousand ion-.
Aud mine Of hidden coal-
Ma, Winds around lwr ,ainly rave,
Upon the "vasty Deep
A shout for her gigantic slave
Within that douJon keep.
Awreath (or Fulton! Watt!
Ono for the glorious dead
oh be il no, %iorrot,
A wreath tot genus fled -
One blended wreath fol these great minds
Who " bodied forth lhiz ship,
Def, ing thus the waves and winds
Upon the truckless deep.
God speed thee. kraken ship
Back les cid t,ngland's shores,
And many u golden IMP
Across thu main, he yolus -
The Lion and the Eagle shall
Have done W it'll scnsclcss wrath,
l.. And each shall move majcsncal
Upon his chosen path.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

n L apt,rar.b y The follsa mg information given 10 the public
ipr. Rowland of ih= CIV, TINT the much talked OF
N~atrhIe.. SanntI.. Is indeed what 1t Processes 10 bo-an Ell
rient and valuable medicine, worthy HE SERIOUS attention Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

From The Fredericksburg arena.
THE GREAT WESTERLY

The journals have abounded in ~laudaIery article,
shefuture effects of Ocean Steam Navigation, upon
commerce aud civilization. On so stirring and i'm
persnt a theme, we have, until now. nor seen a line
sf poetry. We feel peculiar qualification ia pre-
sssasug to our readers the following beautiful verses.
snd take the liberty of saying, that the exquisite
hses. entitled :. SILENT ia the las, number of the
Literary Messenger. were from The same pen:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
April G

I1lIE subscriber having purchased the cntir9
Stock and interest Of Doct. X. ID. Palmer, in
he concern of Fourqurcan aud Palmer, respectfully
solieits a continuance OF the patronage so literally
bestowed upon the Late firm. He now has, and will
continue To keep on baud, a general assortment OF
,ttirfps nprfliuinq Ia his business: VIZ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
UOK RENT

nNE OR Two comfortable Rooms over oui
" Store, suitable for Offices or Lodging Rooms.
MARTIN, WARD DAVIS.
Ianusy Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

This DAY this cause cana on aga II ODE further heard
upon he papers formerly read, lhe answers oil Samuel
Tatdy aud Jane his wife, Charles Anthony aud Mar
tina his wife, Anselm l.. lladen. Mary Jones, John
ii. Henderson and Martha his wife, Moses Arnold
and Margaret his wife, aud James II. Hopkins, with re-
pIlcalious thereto, exhibits, examination OF witnesses
and the subpoena awarded IN tins cause on the llth
of September 1897, which appears TO have been duly
executed ON the Defendants William V. HadeI,
Richard q. lladen, Anselm l.. liaden and Madison
lladcu, &lhe subpoena awarded in this cause on the
been duly executed on the Defendant, James NJ.
Hadcn, aud the order of publication against the De.
PENDANT Achilles NJ. lladea, which appears to have
been duly published, and they still failing to appear, on
motion of the plaintiff, the bill of the Plaintiff is taken
for confessed, asst to the said Richard G.. IIadcn. VII.
liam V. Iladcn, Anselm l.. IIaden, Madison Haden,
Jams NJ. Haden, and Achilles Nj. laden. On con,
sideration whereof the Court doth order that one OF
its Commissioners take an account of the admlnis-
tration of Anselm l.. Haden and Madison Haden,
on the estate OF their inetstate, an account of all adj
vlnces made by the said Intestatc, in his life time, to
the Plaintiffs OF Detendants-in land, money or
etlectS,-an account Of the value of the real estate
IN the procecdin. $ mentioned, and an account OF An
selm h. liadea and Madison Iiadcn, receivers APP
pointed under an order made in this cause at inc
last term, and make report thereof to TINS Court
with amy matters socially stated, thought peftinen,o}
himself, or required by tie parties to be so stated. En-
tract from order book.
Ieste,
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N.fEE or E.EVD.

TNllERE will be sold, at Amherst Court House
u on the Sd Monday in May, 1898, "A Tract OF
Land, lying and being on the waters OF Indian Creek
IN SAID county, containing upwards of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

ME~RRIMENT.-The Rev. Hamilton Paul. a Scot
tlsh clergyman, who has lately produced a new edi
ton OF Burns, which narrowly escaped the censor
sinp 1.-THE General Assembly, is SAID To be a reviyer
oil Dean SwIit's walk of wlt-the choice of texts
For example, when he left the town OF AYR. where he
was understood TO have been a great layurIte with the
TAR sex, he preached his valedlctory sermon from
this passage, land they all fell upon paurs neck
and kissed him. Another time when he was called
TO preach before a regiment of sharpshooters, who
came to church IN their bottle green uniforms. h,
held forth from " and beheld men like trees walk
ing lie once made setIuus proposals to Young
lady named Lydia. On tins occasion, the clerical
wit took for his text, and a certain woman named
LYDIA heard us; whose heart the Lord opened, and
sue attended unto the things which were spoken OF
Paul" He published 2 volume of ieux d,.snrts
under the name oil "Paul's Eplstles to the La
Dies
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ksesfOrcr Of the gssood

. chrome aud other Diseases, whether prodpr'l i e,
phieen, from internal morbid matters arisins ,,nn ny |
ed old disorders, from the use olncrcury. e,lan " p'aaiy
on In tana!esl from the change OF life, as specified - o y
Irai Advertiser. N"'u III tc VI
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JOHN ALEXANDER, Clerk.


COMMISSIONERS ofFtt,
Campbell Count House, May Sd, 1885 }
The parties interested in the foregoing ornar Vi
Court will take notice that ! have appointed lhut9'
day the 18th day ofJune next OS38) TO comme"''
the accounts directed by the foregoing order OF oou''
en which day at the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. lucy
are required to attend at my Office at Campbell oou't
House with their accounts, vouchers and copies !"
Court papers, prepared for examination and settle
ment. JOSIAH Coml'
The parties interested IN the above suit Will ,aHo
notice, that, at the office of Josiah Shepperson. Esq
at Campbell Court House, on the 18th day OF J"he
next, we shall proceed to take sundry depositions' 70
be read before the Commissioner IN the settlement
the account, and on the trial of the suit above ihe"
toned. Should said dispositions not be taken "
completed on that day, then they will be taken al !,
same place on the day thereafter, aud regularly con'
tlnued from day to day, ill taken and Completed
SAMUEL TARDY,
CHARLES ANTHON1.
May 10 waw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

Lore A~9ajr-The New York Wing gives a roman
tic account OF love affair between a member of the
New York Legislature aud the chambernald Of the
hotel whore he boaried.-Shc is - years of age,
beautiful aud aniable. The Legislator was smltten
at inst sight, aud proposed TO accompany her TO the
theatre. She stated the case To the landlord, who
advised her To accept the invitation which she did.
At the Theatre the worthy Legislator proposed
matr mony. The maid refused giving cxcclIen,
reasons. She sand his daughters were educated, and
she was not she was poor, he wealthy e would be
subjected to the riliculc of his friends, aud his wife
had not been dead a year. \ few days after he a
gain proposed, and was again refused. Wldowels
are pcrseyering fellows. aud a third time the mem
ser was at her feet. lie could not resist her unas-
sumng graces ans soft aIlurements. He now offer
ed toiurnlsh her with every thing she might require,
but he was again dismissed, or rather she told him
to consult his friends. lie did so-he consulted ma
ny OF his brother nembers-stated his wretched con
diuon, and was advised to leave Albany Immediate
ly. outstanding all lhis, he returned to the tair
chanhermaId-shc reluctantly consented, merely to
preserve bis senses, aud they were 10 have been mar
ned on Thursday night last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

n all ' enereal pisordgfs'a certain remedy and ot,@r nc IS
cines for diseases TO which the hunan frame i ~ ou'f lhtdi.
Fora full and particular account of DR.. Mil dpSt llahle.
then properties and nature, see !" The Medical ,h'urihes.
which may be had gratis ut DIR. kuhl's Office, or Of i5'''u'ef''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
SALE OF LAND.

Amherst G. II. May 10.