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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

Siiaa slip Naebe..-'rli> noble vessel arrived 1t
New Orleans from New Nerk GA the morning 81 thr
sih instant. The voyage irom Now York oeeup-
Ell twelve DAYS Tie \ Ms compelled 10 sup
eight dlvs at key Nest lof want oi inel-the W
stuia coal put on board hs'ine proved lift ioi Use
in a v.stel Of her description. There she va, deIan
ed I'LL a cargo of Liverpool coal was brought frnm
la, anna, IN . schooner despachcdlof the purpose
lirr departure from Key West took place an the ih
instant ut noon. The running time ifum thai port
~ New Dflcaus about three DAYS. II an average
speed II eleven knots an hont-a performance sel-
dom, II ever surpassed upon the oc"an. The l}al-
lrtIu sa7s 3" she IS altogether superb specimen OF
- on IL lotlt.
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MELANCHOLY CASE.--Thc Peoria. fIllA
Register publishes the following extract Of a lettcf
from Alton, dated July II:
~. L Luder, the celebrated cx- attorney general
oi Illinois, traigucd before Justice pincka,d on
FRIDAY last, OF a charge of attempting 10 shoot Mr.
Vim. Harmed, respectable citizen OF This place and
with whom said Iinlcr and tamil, boarded lie was
helu TO ha tor lIs appearance at count III the sum OF
S5Uo. Tie has as vet been unable To get bail aud is
now sic IN bed. So as he gets out the consta-
bic will commit INN TO the calaboosc"
In relation to the facts contained ia the above ex-
tract, the editor OF the Register makes the following
remarks. which are deserving OF the parllcu aftens
hon al those who are presenting obstacles 10 he pro
ress OF the Temperance Reform:
Ike highly prominent position Which this ind.
vdual hes occupied before the people of thus state.
makes whatever relates to his moral Delinquency a
matter OF fam newspaper comment. Nature has been
most bounuiul 10 him. For bold and ORIGINAL
thought; iot the power To hold an audience in breath
less attention, aud especially ury he has few EQUALS
Yet all these noble faculties lac is Welding up to The
demon, intcmperancc. Sin months ago he commenc-
cd a reformation and came out the heh minded and
eloquent advocate OF the Alton petition to suppress
nppling houses IN thnt Guy. His friends were te-
Io,ced, and many a broken hearted wife and mother
were ready TO heap blessings on hrs head. But iher
JOY VAS destined TO be short-liyed. The man who
IA" made himself conspicuous ~ exciting and su,-
tang the Alton riots of last fall could not suddenly
change ms nature and after mock show Of refer
NATION ne appeared in the police courts as the I'D
'oc''e OF nose "hn set The city temperance ordin-
""'e at u'na"eoi thus repudlang the very sen-
"eh's ana arguments he had a few weeks before
urged III favor ui lis adoption True If is. thar tho
way OF SIN IS dowhhrl; aud the late attorney gcpcr-
dl Oh IuInoIs has nov fallen low l,t no ote Will
become his appearance bail in the peuv sum of 5oO
dollars 49, sun u wv
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ttNr - /. FLoHlpA July 10th 1898.
Sir nauuutte Florida has again become tie
scene OF tha.r rcuons cNcuements by which. for
~ long neltod. her citizens have been agitatcd.
II would sesB that tie Scmlnoles, in wbatyor de
grre diminished IN number, hunlbled IN pride.
"ie tr tom being conquered. The citizens m the
vicinity ui the Santa Fec aud Suwanec arc under
The necessity Of ablndenine thcit crops rclning to
tie Forts, 81 oil ucunng The Imminent RISK OF being
murdered On their Plantations. The son OF Nh.
G~inu camc recently into camp SAYING that tie
indians hid attacked ms fathers house, and lac bad
" lril father fighting Them tap. Dadr, wnh hls
company o1thc 81 Dragons, immediately rallupe1
IL He spot, winch wa> bat iem miles above, on the
hafb OF the Santa Fee; bat on arriving lhcrc The
warfare, such as Il hid hceu, over. The house
WIS deserted tran Of blood leading from the wand
TO ancighbofus field was pursued, and after pas
sns over a fence, TIE Luther discovered klns
dead few PAGES beyond. lhs fence lac must
hivc clmbrd alter he was wounded, ~ The
marks Of blood upon II corcspoudcd with Two
wounds which he had received IN each thigh. the
lndians evidently pursued him 10 the tcncc, md
iiom ihole hlcd on Inn again, slucc from thr uaiur
Il tmfd and I,tal wound, hc nust have fallen upon
the spot where It was received.
ON examining The premises further, the hlecss
ahhuSHsuied IeWalas 81 Mrs. Gwlnn were discovered
contiguous 10 those e her husband. She " As moi
seared. hut was inade the victim of cruelty drene,
and more ritued. HE wclchrs had dashed uut
tie ora'ns oi her infant aud placed the maualrd in.
noeeni 10 lis mothers aims. Iicre she Ian. he mn
derea metft, foadaas eiH1 the ,cy c0bIa,r ot1Calt
hermurdefed ettl
The remains of the unfortunate victims of SAVAGE
etneiiy were hast, collected aud deposited IN !,
common grave, after which Capt. y. resumed the
Inc OF much, pusains the tra OF the RELENTLESS.
and lylug Toe. Success seemed To smile npon the
'hoiis oi himself aud men, until they had tfayersed
Instance 81 N che miles, when ever, vesre of the
tfaiI suddenly djsappelrd. II was IA van that the
hotscmen rode around the spot which bore the la,l
impression oil the moccasln, the Instinct oil the Red
man once more Proved a successful antagonist IL
the education Of the white.
rom tins spot, is centre, the hosliles had sep
aacd along the dilrnt tadil oil a circle whose en-
oumefcnec Was The surrounding hammock, aud the
Futsuels "erc under the necessity of returning IL
to camp, bringing wllh them nothing but the detail
OF hen melancholy aud unsuccessful mission.
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CorsYaq3,nco -. Pld1laIpIla =. 5. Gaseffl.

Correspondence atae Pl,AHfeyta Is Gasette.
NV AoRh. August L.
The Steam ship Great Weston weut 10 SCI II
good skle Yesterday evening. ~ about hdl pal
four o'clook.--She has eighty seven passengers,
whose names you will find II the morning papers
about Zoe tons freight aud very large numbers oi
letters DC; m lacl there can be 30 doubt that the
vessel is dong extremely well and must pay her all
seuiurous owners handsome profit. \ Bearer oi
despatch from Lofd Durham 10 the home govern
mcni, Is amongst the passengers, aud also several
commissioners for executing various Loans, Tor ihs
county. IA London. I hc ROYAL William probably
arrived At L,erpoo IN the cal, part of this week,
aud cannot expect her again at tbs port under
month"; We SHAH DUNG that period be dependent
our packets of English nens.
Nothing ni loed interest IS stirring herc to-day,
The Montreal papers received this morning, men
uon, that rumor pretty general IN that CITY,
that Lofd Durham had received instruction by the
Great Western, 10 order the execution Of Sulhcrlln1
y 1hcller. Tie wives of Chandler an Waite, two Of
the condemned prisoners Tor the Shon Hills aliair,
had proceeded to Quebec 10 petition St john Col
bourne md Lord Durham, 10 spare the YES of then
husbands. One has ouly been married year aud
half, the other has family felglt children.
The Geneva Courier mentions that but lItle hopes
were entertained the lic Of the Hon. Maxi IL.
Siblcy, representative TO Congress from Ontario
county. lie had been attacked with the summer
complaint some time since when IN tins city, aud
when partially recovered had suffered relapse. lie
IS gentleman much respected by all who kno"
HIM.
Governor Pennington of New Jersey. has followed
The OF Gov. llncr, and requires all the Nav
1es'y Banks to resume by the lst September IN
det penalty Of the law.
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
TtouLi,s ~ H5ra,,a and Iorto Rieo.


\ Slip rom The Office If the New Orleans Com
mcrcrdl Bulletin oil the OH nst SAYS The s,ram-
ship N5ehcz having been detained al Key Wos
ior want oil fuel schooner was despatched TO la
faua 10 procure Il supply ot coal The oiltrf
sent IN command oil the schooner stated, on his re
tufn To hey West, that heie hid been somc rious
Disturbances among the troops at Havana. Tie
circumstances and particulars had been kept Sc
cIct, rs Lar possible, by the public authorities 50
that nothing certain had tianspncd rs 10 the cause
% origin Of the ailnr. Tins much - asc. raiDe1 .
that a conspiracy WAS detected among The troops md
oIhecis oil seretai icp'mcats earisoning the Moro
''NUe lhfohSh the trcachcfy OF Que uf the midi.
ndudls implicated. They were, 1t WIS supposed
dissatisfied with the removal Of Gcn. TAcoN !; but
ms Is all conjecture. The discovery OF the treason
led to the most vigorous measures GA the part OF the
new Governor, EsrELhrt, 10 crush IL IN the bud.
/ hc gates we've immediately shut upon The rcgi-
monts III thrn barracks, aud the toni winch they
SIIllSohed converted INTO their prison. Eighty OF
the ,inglcadcts wete seized and tiecatcd on the
SPot and A. many more detained under arrest. il
waiting II COMBINATION OF thrlr guilt. From the
frequent and heavy htns hcatd from the Fort, II
MAS supposed that conflict took place
between the cons nators aud the Government force.
/ In Havana, the disturbance produced among the
inhabitants great agitation AMI excitement beighten-
ed by Tie mystery with winch II WAS sluouded. On
TIE departure OF the schooner, all WIS quiet the
msuifechon having been cflretniI, put down by the
energy aud rrumpntndc OF COY. EsrtLErA
From the Ncr Orleans Commercial Bnlieuin dug 10.
I'm CoNsrIBAof At IlNNANA.-A letter received
by commercial house IA tins cry lfom a CORES
pJdent NJ Boynua confirms the state mcnt publish
cd IN The Bullrtn OF Yesterday. Tho writer SAYS
tliata tarllst conspiracy had brcu detected among
some OF the regiments stationed At lla,anna. aud
many arrests and executions Ind taken place, From
tins 1t would seem that We were mistaken ~ 10 the
cause oil the revolt a originating mdlsassaslactlon
with removal ui Gen. TtcoN. The object ol the
consplfaors was 10 west the Government of Cub,
Darlos.
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FLOOD AT WINCHESTER =,

we regret to learn from the Nirginian tina, tho
ram el Saturday week fell SO heavily at Wmches,n
as 10 inundaIe The lower parts of dat town At fon
CLOCK, L. NJ. Loudoun and Water streets were "a.
pefed with water 10 the depth OF several feet and all
me lower patt OF the town shared the same fate
Much damage was sustained by the filling of cellar.
ana tue Ioodlng Of the grounds covered several feet
by water. The entire amount of loss sustained by
the town and ueiehbourhood will not be shor, nj
twenty or thirty thousand dollars. We lean thai
siessrs' J. Y A. Miller. NJ. Ii. Read Iiubb X
Machir' D Appold. and Col. Beale were a,nouo ,bc
largest Sufferers, tic dwelling of the latter being en-
ilrely Hooded ohe depth olseveral feet. and the lam
ny compelled to quit the premises. ln the country
aie heaviest losses were sustained by washing aw ay
oil dams lenclng, hay &c. including nearly all The
mil dams on the Opequou That of II. w. Bar
pn. T. .. together with large lot of hogs. and a.
hopt co ons Of hay, was carried or making his loss
lone several The usand dollars.
We add wnh regret that the daughter oC Mr.
John w. Mebofor worthy and respectable citizen
OF me country was Instantly killed BY the lightning.
ana Others OF tiefdp'ly severely stunned from the
shock. ri Wv
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CARD.
WI IL. Is or 10 ATIsA

I'ENDtkS his grateful acknowledgements to the
L eltzeus of Lynchhurg tor their vctv liberal pa
uonagc, and having determined on making this
pllee ms permanent residence, solics continua-
ton OF IT, Ilewll be ab>enta few weeks, and on his
return will commence giving lessons again on the
Flute, Violin aud Guitar.
August 70 81
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'none grave. w returned To the camp. then camp
-, bat camp " lids. that being tie name al
the murdered Gamiy.-Two children esoaped-one
Ct them saws that White Man Vas with the Indians.
and caught hin--asked him why he did nut ,uu, the
boy told him nc would il hc would let hun vo--
which the man did SAID now. dam yoa ran, and so
he escaped. On return found all the iami-
hes had removed 70 eucampmeul.
We ARE making arrangements to scour the coun-
try about Fort Fanning aud It's si,iuny. In haste.
the Express waiting"
Wilh Respect.
Your Dbdi Scrvf
y. DARLING.
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Il Iew f,r batk can You ttacc your ancestry III
Van Buren p. sal the queen At the kings ie'ee'
~ hen that gentleman was minister Al st. Janes-
NVnh true non. communication, the witty minister
fcple1. "as far back rs k,ndcfhook. madam -
1. it possible trsrou led The aslonlshcd queen.
She was perfectly sat-hedas iolbe tcspeciabIi'y o'
h,s line5re.-fofl Wayne Seaihd
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FATAL AFFEAN.-Wc rsrrct To /,

FATAL AFFRAN.-Wc regret To learn that an
Array resulting IN The death oil one the parties by the
Bo~c KNIFE, took place the streets OF GAINESVILLE
(Ienn.l on Monday Last. \ Young gentleman by
the name OF Bfyan--a merchant OF I lark yilIe en-
counteted man by the name OF llansbotouph and
a prev lons alteration having occurred the same
day, he demrnied 10 know II he was armed Hans
borough replied that he had nothing bnta horse whip
AT the same time raising II IN an offensive attitude
when Bryan immediately gave hlm = fatal stab will
4 BOWIE knife. NfSififc II 40 i'm, Ia
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MessfS' Editors: The London papers arc filed
with accounts OF the late coronation IN winch tho
name OF John Van Buren,, SON of our p,e,,Jen, -
frequently mentioned. He is much caresse1 anJ
hohored by the mobility. All this / have no obiec
uou 10 but suppose Jno. e. Adam, was Presidcn,
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SoUx AND CmrrfwAS-The Detroit Daily Nd
seiscr OF the 4th inst. mentions that u letter from
Fort Smelling 10 a gentleman in Il AT city, dated July
18th, states that the Chrpewas and Slonx had !,
brush quite recently on the Chippewa Yiycr which
terminated IN the death OF one Sioux and five CHIP
pewaS. Que OF Tire latter was roasted aud eaten by
tile former. The above letter also observes that \
severe thunder storm occurred on the OH in which a
man (namc not eIvcnl WAS killed The rain fell over
FIVE inches on the level
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ID ATENT single ana barrced self cooking re-
u voklng and other Pistols, single and double
FowIng aud Deer Guns, Percussion CAPS etc, for
sale by Howell DAVIES
August 10 Is If
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NJ AItllES,-fuctlou Matches for sale at re-
I's dHcci prices to close safes. by direction OF the
owner Howell DAVIES.
August l6 II If
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aud his son treated IN l'e st'nc W, 1y the tnehsh
s,,.,oe,ac,, whit would Tie Van Jaeks say tn -
only ssk Tor Information, ents' y
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FLOltlDA-TliE ABOIJTIO\ISTS

The Anti Slavery Society of Massachusetts has
taken the field, with great activity for the purpose
OF mcscntins the admission Of Florida into the L.
mon 1t has prepared queries be addressed TO
candidates ior Congress, to the following effect
Arc you in favor oflhc passage of an act of Con-
gross for the immediate abolition of slavery in IN.
district OF Columbia ?
Are you opposed 10 the admission Of any new
State ino the Onion, whose Constitution tolerates
slavery
This movement will doubtless be followed up
that VIC shall in all probability very soon, perhaps
at the very next session of Congress- have tin,
" Missouri Question again brougl upon the car
pet. And, by the way, If this should be SO, Mr..
Van Buren, viii be placed in rather an awkward d.
lemma. II law iorlhc admss on of Florida shall
pass both Houses Of Congress, recognizing her
right to to tolerate slavery within her limits will he
veto 1t Upon the principles avowed by him in the
celebrated Missouri case he cannot do otherwise
and especially when it recollecled that upon tho
organzalion ofthe Territorial government of FIori-
da shortly after its acquisition from Spain, MI Van
Buren, voted for law lorbddng the introduction of
slaves into that territory, while it should remain in
colonial relation Ia the Union, except by actual set
HerS. VIII the Prosidcn, adhere to the Ami Slave
ry opinions ayowed by HIM in the Missouri co,,r,.
versy, or wall he take the Southern ground! We
shall probably see soon enough; and 'sufcient for
the day will be the evil thereof
And an evil day 1t will most PROFESSIONALLY be, if
Congress shall attempt withhold from Florida her
constitutional rights, if the President shall act
upon his old principles and veto law for hel admis-
sion into the Union. Violently as the South was
excited on the Missouri question, it will be but IA
summer breeze compared with the furious tornados
should the attempt to divesl Florida of her equal
constitutional rights prevail, or come within few
votes OF 1t. She Is more emphalically IA Southern
state than lssouri, and belongs by closer neic hbor
hood as well as by perpetual usage to the family of
slave holding States; and this circumstances added
to the evaporation produced by the events of the last
few years. will ntusc violence into the feel;ngs oc
the Southern people, if a successful or even a yerv
serious attempt be made TO restrict her. which no
past occurrence has had power to excite The New
\ ork journal of Commerce speaks the words of
truth and soberness when it says "Should the ABB
olIlionsts succeed in their efforts we nav bid fare
well TO the Union; tor never will survive tho re-
lusal by Congress TO admit Florida into the number
OF the States, on the ground that its Constitution
'oleratesSIavery' We nope its warning may not
fall on dull or needless ears
1h. PrentSs IN Nec York.-The distinguished
representative from Mississippi having declined
Public Dinner in New York, was invited to meet
lt,,, nh,
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WrDNrspA, MoHSrys, Aug. /, 1873,
e Il. lt0r Of d,e F3oridiaa.

"a ne LftlI0T " ne FIoFldidn.
SlR:-The ealy pau Of last Evening Mr.. Single
tars. his vile and children were shockIngly muf-
dored in ths ncisLbofhood. But OF the family
a gil abOut years Of agc, mfaoulousy escaped,
10 tell Tie melancholy ndues OF her parents and SIS
ieis. She says the deed was petpetraled by the n-
ditus accompanied with one Two coored persons.
MAJOR Dearburn, with volunteers nom the ucighbor-
hood, is IN search fl the murdercrs, but as they
had whole nghi IN advance escape il IS not pro.
hable that then tl can be followed the party over
taken.-tommcnIs aie unnecessary.
The contest waclng IN Florida with the Semnoles
has assumed giraffe aud guerilla character, rs 10
require the Vigilance and activity oi every individual
10 bring 1t to = close. No one can anticipate whose
house whose family may be the next victims
loafs, JAS. GA DSDEN.
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fLoRlDA.-The following letter, from our fl
low citizen Col J,mEs GtDsnEN, aNsthe fallahas-
see Ftortaiss OF the 4l inst. gives an acronn Of
mother hunid murder committed by safages uear
bailcy's Mills few miles from Col. Is entirely
within the frontier border. An express 10 the Gov
othor, received on Thursday states that two Indian
afroaswere found IN the breast of a small girl one Of
the victims. One Of the arrows vas brought up BY
the express, which saw. IL Is about three feet
In lcngth--the barb OF iron about , u inches
long and ono inchin width, lhln aud sharp at the
punt.
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DRY Good, and GROCERY line.

aud certainly holds out greater Inducements 10 lovers
Of GOOD BARGAINS. than any stock wchasc ever
offered The following few oi the articles, w,lh
the prices annexed, by way Of giving some idea oil the
ehcapucss oi our stock,
superior blue, black a fancy Cloths, from % SO up
CassIneres from % up,
Calieoes womb > cents fof l24 cts,
DO very fine, al Is and p cts,
Cotton Cloths, very good, 1t 6 ] cts. and cts,
Linens worth Is sd, Tor Is,
Georgia Nanheens, very cheap, and many other sea
sonable articles tedious To mention, equally
cheap
Flannels, Lioseys aud heavy WooIlcns, nj less
tilan half price,
WOOL Hats, avery huge lot, at % cts, 374 cts, and
5Oets,
Il = Merchants, pcdIars and others,
buy ing to sell again, " i'll do WcIIiO give
as II call, rs we bought some very large lots al auc
tim, which will sell much less Than the mark ct
prices FOR MOAEl. IIORNER y WATSON.
Aug. 8. its
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EDUC ATHON.

MRS. ELIZA H. CHAPLIN, will resume the
VI duties OF her Schoolat The upper cad OF Third
Street, near the old Baptist Church, on Monday Sid
Sept. next.
Aug. if
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fsO.f.N'F7 rs PER .<T.fG

lust RECEIVED, one case beautiful plain
- STRAW BONNEFS, latest fashion, at yari-
Gus prices. MARTIN, WARD X DAVIS.
July 1T its
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VDN 7 NtIN 7,
y. DARLING.

70 the I.litor of The jacksonville coo6e,.'
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JUST KEfEiE5'{;D

" y ~ IT III TIL
4 hilDS. ST CroN SugN of the first order,
u l.. Rico do
boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar,
tierces London Brown Stout,
do Philadelphia Porter.
le barrels Family Roe lIcrrings
large lot of Stoae- Buucr-Pots, Churns and
Jugs.
EANlLA BACON AND FLOUR,
WE HAVE JUST REC Fivrp,
.u0o lbs. pure Family Bacon.
Also, Il 10, Of sGnd Family Flour.
MCKINNEY \ NOSEI.
August tsn
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1h. PreatiSs IN Nc,c York. The distinguished
representative from Mississippi, having declined
Public Dinner in New York, was invited to meet
ms fellow citizens al Masonic Hall, the 18th inst.
This invitation he complied WITH and we are told
that the Hall was crowded with citizens. meeting
was forthwith organized, and The Mayor, in brief
speech, having announced the occasion Of ConvOca-
ton, MIR. PIcntiss addressed them reference to tho
prominent public topics OF the day. He especially
exposed the absurdy oftle hard money theory, and
demonstrated the unequal and despoc tendencies of
the Sub Treasury Scheme. We regret that we
have not room, AT present, for his remarks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23

IT, The Petersburg Constellation holds ro'
IN fcfforGm over the head of its late ally, the
Richmond Eengurer. -" We have, on several oc-
casions, Says the Consteation,) INDUCED our hu7
NOR in little chd's play with our ancient com
patriot, as he calls himself: Should it be necessary
To be more in earnest we have lots ofhcavier metal
at our fingers end, which We know how. to use anu
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+ r. MALE, SCHOOL,
LuliCHLUrg, Va.

1--WE EXERCISES Of the subscribers School
j Tor louNa LADIES will be resumed on the LIST
Monday IN September.
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10000 LBS BACON, for sale by

MILLER x ROBERTS.
Jaly Is if