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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

hoeeald hors h0ssh u !-Looking over som
oiu newspapers, the Editor of the I.ous,iIl. f,z.u
came across a Frankfort argus, published d,,i,,
me contest Tor the succcsscrship to Mr.. Mo,,oe n
'he Presidency. and at which time 4,,o, Kendall
was It's editor He found therein the foou,n, ,J;.
toriai paragraph
PREsIDENTIAL."-"The N,sbvi,I, VIII; 49,,
shes some well written articles in favor of 1l,x and
crawford IN Consequence of which Jackson. friends
threatened TO pull down that printing Office. I'M,
rs Prooaoy specimen Of tcla yacksoa's a,i,aini,t,a
no" nish be, Were he elected"
Amos has changed his opinion since 1924. He
was not proof against political promotion and $4,000
per annum. When he sought office at tho hands
oil M Clay after Mr.. c. was appointed Secretary
oil STATE he was offered Cerkship in that Depart
men' with salary ofSlOoo. He demanded $4,000.
ana was refused. Jackson gave it. and afterwards
increased the sum TO S5000-and Kendall became
ms wofshipper and bond slave. No wonder he is a
Democrat of the Jackson school. He must pro-
vide for his family" the swindler in the play has
1t. Hs would have bees flaming Wing now if
Mr. Clay bad given him the $4,000 An easy CON
science is a blessed thing in this money making
world,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
MORMON WAR EN- DED.-The St. Lou'

MORMON WAR ENDED-The St. Louis
Gazette of the 9th inst. announces that the NOR
mons, 700 in number. armed, had surrendered TO a
force of 5000 men under Gen. Atkinson, ordered out
by the Governor of Missouri. Six of their leading
men, including Joe Smith, the prophet, were sur
rendered as hostages. On the day after the surren
do, Cen Atkinson received orders to erpet or er-
Terminate the Mormons but shocked at the severl-
ty of the command he refused to execute H. anu
turned home. Forty OF the Mormons were a''cf'
wards murdered in cold blood and OF another squad
of Them, SO in number, it is said, all but were mas
sacred The number Of these dsluded fanatics arc
5000, men, women and children. If they are driver
i. am their homes, en- mossc. the question arises
where arc they to go! and who is to pay them 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
SCHOOL ron noys.

INllE FIRST SESSION FOR 1880. will com.
menee on the LIST d., OF January next aud con
unue rs usual five months. The course of studies,
ana prices lot boarding aud Tuition, will continue
as ~ present, VIZ: For Boarding, including lodging
Washing aud Diet eight doars per month for rni-
ton III the Elementary branches OF English 81 so
per month; for Arithmetic, English Grammar Go
oe'aphy. use OF the Globes and History So 90 per
month; Tor Tuition III the Latin. Greek OF French
Languages, OF Mathematics So 90 per month
At present, the subscriber can only accommodate
about tea boys with boarding. of ages not exceeding
10 years, IN consequence of his daughters being
ABOUT 10 open school Tor females but respectable
boarding may be obtained ut other families IN the
neIghbofhood sufficiently convenient 10 the School;
aud tue subscriber himself proposes cnarg,ng his
building, during the year. TO afford more con,e.
nient accommodation Timely apple alton is recon-
meuded In those who intend to enter children or
wards, as several OF the places are already engaged.
iupils cannot be taken for a shorter time than the
session. Application 10 the subscriber, directed to
Green Hill Post Office, Campbell county, will nee,
with prompt attention. SAMUEL Il, MILLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Goth Congress. 25th Congress.

MIXING The Wing majority thus far and the
Wing gain 10. II will be remembered, however,
that five of the members fror, South Carroll
ma, who were elected TO the 25lh Congress as op-
placed IN that division Of the above table as Wings
are thorough-gong SubTreasuty men, and during
The last two sessions gave general support TO The
Administration. They should therefore be struck
of the Wing list in the present Congress. This
would reduce our present number Of members from
the States above mentioned TO 59-nstcad of Cd
and our actual gain in the next Congress according
~ ought to be SET down rs IS instead of 10.
Eleven States, sending 95 members vote next
Spring. An estimate of results is made by the n
\. Express, which comes to tie conclusion that the
Wing majority in the next II ousc of Representa-
tive will not be less han40.
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long TO party exclusively, bat to all parties which
now exist, which will hereafter exist. And lie is
the most fatal foe Southern interests who attempts
identity it with either Of the great contending
parties into which the counny is now and probably
always will be divided. We believe, that while the
whole North is opposed to Slavery in the abstract.
not in hundred Of the voters yet in favor of
.eucbiug the rights of the South. But, il we
force either party the other into an alliance
With them, is it not apparent that we run the ha.
uard Of throwing, at any moment, the political power
Of those States into the hands OF the Fanatics
And when that shall pass. the evil day will
be upon US, when, having exhausted the argument.
we must stand To our arms.
But enough OF the odous theme.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

W Tue Decsmber number OF tho Southern
H"e'dfy messenger being the last of the 4h vol
"''e' HAS oeen received. An able essay the Sa-
very question, and the Address of Judge Beverly
tucker to the Young Meu's Society OF l. ynchburs,
are among ITS interesting contents. We hope that
the 18th volume ofthi, Periodical, which commences
III January next. will begin with large accession TO
It's subsei pton list.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
OBITUARY.

Died a, his residence in Marshall county, Ten
nessee. on the Goth OF October, Capt NATHANIEL
SMITH in the 7sth year of his age, formerly OF Pat
rick county, Va.
Died, after short but painful illness. at his resi-
dence near Houston (TeXas,) Mr.. EDWARD M.
BRAScu, formerly of this place
~ TheR,cifmond papers will please copy.
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RE FE K NOES /:

Doct Vim. w. Austin,
Messrs Scott & Butkland, | CtJ,a, M,
Messrs II. WiIcoxon Go.
+. V. Warren, Esq,
Amos Rees, Esq, AIT, at Law Richmond, No.
Joseph Davies, AIT. at Law, Fdyeuc Nc.
Gen. Jno Wilson, do. do.
Mcssrs Stettnus d January. N
Messrs J. i. q NJ. Camden q Co. :
Elias Langham Esq. ilate Suv. GEM :
Col. George +. Strother s.
Beverly Allen, Esq, Attorney Mt Law,
= & NJ. IL. Garland, Ats. at Law, Lynchburg, Ia.
Hon. lanes Garland, NJ. c., Looingston, Ia.
November 26 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

DTMr. John Smith, the V b. candidate in the va
cant Vermont Congress ional District has been cleo
ted by majority of 223 Mr.. Smith IS an Adolf
lonist-but never ,heless the Richmond Enquirer
rcioices at his election He isa Van Bnren man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

The CanrdsS.-The Danville Reporter OF Friday,
pcctcd to meet at the court house of Psy on
Monday, but we understand that Mr.. Coles, having
no relish for further beating, declined the discussion
which made one say that he cried out enough,
and asked tina, his antagonist nigh, be taken off,
Messrs. Witcher and Tunsta were to speak in
Dauyille last Saturday, ION matters great pub
lie interest"
1t IS stated in the same paper that Messrs
Stuart and Gogsin, candidates for Congress, in the
Bedford district, addressed the people Of Henry al
their last Court, and that the present incumbent
snarlcd under the speech Of his competitor. The
lmpre begins to prevail that Mr.. Stuart will bt
relieved from the duty OF taking the oath of fidelity
to the Constitution again"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

nFs We understand thar HENRY +. WATKINS
Esq. of Prince Edward, was nominated as the
Wing candidate for Congress, in the Buckingham
District by the District Convention, which assem-
bled al Prince Edward courthouse on Monday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
DR.IU'EV'G KECEIt'ED.
The following were the drawn numbers Tor Inc
MOnOngalia Academy Lottery,
EXTRA CLASS, No. 8.

EXTRA CLASS, No 8.
AT Richmond on Tuesday the goth, Nov. VIZ:
81 50 81 l6 43 Ia 90 90 10 Al 10.
NJ Renew small Prizes in the Magnificent Pc
,ersburg Lottery. containing l Grand Capital OF
S35. oo5 !, and FORTY PRIZES OF $4,000
The Official List otthe Drawing will be receeed at
this Office on TOMORROW the 9th inst. at =
O'Clock, p. NJ. few choices Tor sale at
TALBOTTS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

W The President has issued a Proclamation
'o'o'ouns the interference OF American citizens in
Tue canadian troubles, and warning ihsm, that ifany
PERSONS so interfering shall be caught BY the British
government they need cspec, no interference in
their behalf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

" Ill be Sold for cash. at public auction, on
w the first day of Januat. ssxt, 1889. before the
Store of Xix & Robinson, AZ Beut Creek, in tho
The county Of Buckneham The Negroes belonging
to the estate OF capt. George Burks, deed. Sumo
oil them arc young aud likely.
JAS. b. WILKINSON. Ex'ot.
Of q. Burks. deo'd.
November 20 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

a. Rumors are rife Of contemplated removals
from Office in Washington Having but IA short
time 10 run, it is deemed prudent to provide for as
many ofthe party as possible before the whole batch
are sconrged from Washington, as the money chan
gers were from the temple.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Negroes AT Auction.

an Friday tho lith December ! will sell in
~ front imy auction room, or very likely
young Negroes. consisting Of boys aud gnls, from
9 10 Ii years old. Terms al sale.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Nov. &c tliD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

1toenty- Sirh Congress.-The Baltimore Chron-
'cc furnishes the following results of recent cleo
tons Of members of the next Congress as compared
with The present
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'"eH property and tbs expense Of their removal
anu another and more important question arises,
what right has the Governor of Missouri 10 exnel
'"e'n at all We have no doubt they are bad neigh
oors but we have inst as little tina, thew are a. mncb
sinned against as shining
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

VI vessel arrived at New Y orb. reports that
sue spoke the steamer Liverpool off Nantucket
Shoals. IL this be true, she il safe but !, is moi
believed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
a. IL. GARLAND

INAKES This opportunity OF informing his friends
J. and the public. that he has established himself
in Carfolltou, Mo, Collector OF Eastern and Do
nestle Debts, and also agent for Military Bounty
Land Claims.
Business OF the above nature or OF any other kind
entrusted to his care will receive the most prompt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

w. letter from Washington to the n. Y.
American states that strict Investigation IS making
into tie accounts of several high officers in the Ex
ecutve Department" Do they apprehend more
deialcation among the SUD Treasures!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

end Supply or Winter Goods.
WE IlAVEJUST RECEIVED at our CASH
w STORE, Bank Square. \ second supply Of
WAITER GOODS,
which In conncxion with the first, makes orr rs
sentiment very extensive and complete comprising al
most every ar,ele in tho STAPLE NANCY DRY
GOODS line, together with full assortment OF all
kinds Of GROCERIES, at less than the market pri-
ees Tor cAsu. In our recent visit to the Northern
markets, No were induced, by the extreme Low
PRICES of the Goods to buy mnch heavier stock
than IN The habit Of doing consequently we
are very dcsirous Of reducing II before the season
too far advanced, 10 effect object we arc deter
mined to offer Goods M very small advance
upon the original cost, thereby holding out creator
inducements than have been offered m ihis mar
ket for the same description oil Goods. We oniy
ask call from those wishing 10 bny to prove the a
bove. The following are few OF the articles. with
tho prices annexed besides many others, equally de-
srable aud cheap.
Cloths. Blue. Blk s. Fancy cold, from So to the a.
nest quality.
cheap,
Vcstncs a good assortment very low.
Cassinetts PLAIN " striped, all coils and at all prices.
Flannols all coils some AT % cts.
Blankets, all kinds Rose, Whitney, Macklnaw and
Dulcl, from 81 mp.
Nap Cottons. Wilson's make,
&C ps Pulled cloth from ga cts. up 10 very supo-
nor article
Tibet cloths. first ratio nrtlcle,
Glrcassians, a very large * cheap lot,
French Merlnos, handsome assortment. low,
Mouslin do LANES. some satned etipd, new
article,
Capes and Collars, French work. some very fish,
Thread Edgiug Inser'lngs,
Muslin do do.
Silk, all coils very cheap
Blk. Silk "a. 10. A. Il G \ very low,
Scars a new article,
Gloves all kinds and qualities,
Blk. & White Silk Hose.
Meiino do do.
Moliar do do.
Cashmere do do.
Worstcd all kinds,
Blk Il White Cotton do At 25 cts. worth so cts!
800 pieces Prints from l2d cts. TO Is q Is cts
| ~ 100 pieces do a, CT cts. worth 123 cts.
| 5000 Yards Cotton cloth at CT CTS.
! 1000 /" do do at 8 ets
| - bales Cotton Osnaburgs from l23 cts. 10 No. II
| Wool Has nj 25 cts.
400 pair Hubbard & Gaidner's heavy Shoes.
| Raw Cotton.
! ~ 100 Sacks Salt, and moro expected
! ~ Bale Cotton at 81 %.
HORNER & WATSON.
NJ b. Persons buying 10 sell again, will do we'll
TO give us a call, We WILL SELL upon accommoua-
ting terms. HUMMER @ "AiSCc>.
Nov Is us
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Bacon, salt, &C.

Bacon, salt, &C.
Hnnn LBS. best Family Bacon.
lVUVD Oh G,L,ns best Mountain Butter,
50 sacks Salt.
Sole and inner Leather,with general assortment
Of Groceries, &c 'hNE' d. MA
Nov. 26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

M ISIS SARAH +. MILLER proposes II suili-
L'A clenily encouraged, to open u small School
Tor females, Al Woodbourne, IN ruts,,ana Having
gone through an extensive course of study with her
father, including, besides the higher branches of
English, the Laun, Gretk aud French Languages
and some branches otihe Mathematics aud having
afterwards attended the Rev. MI Smiths School Al
Lynchbufe, his ~ student, and then ms an assistant
with the full appreciation of Mr.. Smith, and having
also taught year IN Mr. John Coless family OF Put
syirauil, To he satisfaction of her EMPLOYERS, She
natcrs Lersci that ss shall he able 10 the
pectallons OF any who may cntruN then daughters
or wards To her care. The boafders will louse -
the same house with her and he under her on her sis
ters constant supervision. TIM house heretofore oc-
cupled by her father as School house, being in the
corner oil the yard will be erciuHrety appropriated
to her and her pupils, and will thus obvatc any oh
lection that might be urged To promiscuous School
as the only necessary intercourse with the rest Of
the family will be that nj meal times. The price ior
Boarding and Tuition. aud the comrnenc emcht and
length OF the session will correspond III all respects
with that OF her fathers as above detailed. Her adj
dress Is Green lin Post Once, Campbell.
November 90 niw il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

NORTH CAROLINA.-The legislature of,hs
State convened at Raleigh on the 10Th inst. The
Senate adjourned after two Intellectual attempts to e.
lect Speaker. Mr.. Joyner (Whig) and Mr. Wilson
". b. received % votes each. Three Wings alb
sent and V. Burenite. 1t was strict party vote,
except that Mr.. Carson Of Rutherford, heretofore
counted as Whig voted for Mr.. Wilson. He is
supposed be Of Mr.. Caihoun's corpora's guard.
In the House of Commons, VIM. A. Graham
(Wha) was elected Speaker the first ballot by
l2votes over Michael Hoke ". b. showing de-
c'ded Wing majority on joint ballot. In the II. Of
Z. also 1t was a strict party vote, except that Mr.
Bedford Of Rutherford elected as a Wing, voted for
tloke, aud Mr.. Sier OF Macon (adn) voted for Ora
ham.
Z. 5. Later accounts say that Mr. Joyner was E.
lccted next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
R0on AUCTIONS. noOK AUCTION /.


I'M Tuesday evening 9th inst. nj candle light.
~ l"il commence the sale which will bs con
tinuod hom night To night o( u largo and valuable
selection OF NEW BOOKS. Just received from the
Nouh-Blank Books Of all kinds Letter and Cap
Paper Books and Catalogues seen ut tho Store
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.
November 90 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

THE TRUE SPIRlT.-The Cards of Dr. b.
Egan of Henry, and DR.. Charles Cooke of Abe
marie breathe the spirit Of true Wings and genuine
Patriots. " Every thing for the cause nothing
for mems noble motto though it came from a
corrupt and polluted source.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Lottery Draws Tomorrow!
rJ- PRIZE or 100000!
~. 10 prizes I,OOO!.'
TICKETS ONLY So!
Wheeling Lottery,

TO be draten al Richmond on Tuesday the eth No
rcmbcr.
NJ TIE drawing wH be received al M's ONce on
Thurs9au The och inst. al o'clock, T. III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

Together with many oil EAU, 93Ul NV. "c' W.
Whole Tickets S4-llalves $2-tSfs, 81.
For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
william and Watt,

About 10 years Old each, OF very dark compIeHlon'
William is OF ordinary height, with two scars one
nea, the crown, the other on the side OF his heac
Wait is low and very stouy built, legs rather
crooked. 1t is supposed they are attempting an es-
-, tho free States will give the above reward
octo doll,rs for the apprehension of BOTH If secu-
red in jail so that &c, them or 20 dollars ot either
if taken without. aud 10 do''afs " taken """" 'he
county ofBuckinghan. ,,ou,n
Bucking ham, Nov. 26 o"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

IoMc roters ofhe Congressional District compo-
SEQ Of the counties Of BedjorG franklin, Patrick and
Henry
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aODislLAHS REWARD.

FROM TIE SUBSCRIBERS
IL on Sunday the / 18th OF the present month TWO
Mann Rows.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20
- C,TyuoTRL TO LETT o u LEA sE--

~
r That long established and well known iiotei situated
-kin Utica, on Gencesee 81, neal The cana anu cohLm
MATED depot OF Inc two railroads The building 81 brck
stories high leet by IS feet IN depth ana contains
rooms, rdepepde 81 garrctand ktchen huors ~ o'
large parors Also, brrus, coach hOuse lbe
furniture viii disposed otto the lessee on terms
Mreauired. Possession given the lthot teb neN.
For sale exchange, FOR Improved city property eesut
fu the hanks of the Hudson, highly improved Coz
ara III s,.l,eh A NJ jalms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20
FARE REDUCED.
Co., CO.. CO..
UNITED STATES MAIL FOR PRINCETON, TREY.
TON AID PHILADELPHIA

TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Nv Rail Road and Coaches
Morning Linewll leave the foot OF COurtsndt
oning 9oock w the ~ the New Jersey Rail Road
New wick thence by stage 10 Trenton, arriving nj
philadelphia the same afternoon.
Reurring-Leave Trenton 90 ~ o'clock, A. NJ aner the
arrival ofhears fthe Philadelphia and Trenton Rail Road
arriving atNsw York al ~ O'Clock, NJ
Evening Lipc-Ieaves New York foot OF Courtspdi y AZ
O'clock NJ passengers will reach Trenton by ocl9cs
lodge and the eov Of the Phlndera and Trenton
Rail Rose arriving w Philadelphia sye O'Clock, a ~
HeurningLcave Philadelphia at o'cloek r. NJ arriving
In New York at % O'clock, A. NJ ~, ~.
For apply the Rail Fcad Oaice teot OF Courtandt
New York IT The old stage Office, q south 81 81
site Congress an Philadelphia and Of the bar OF te Rsns
San Tavern nj Trenton. :. ~
Passengers from Paterson accosno lated h taking
the 81 AID last cars Of the Paterson Rai Read which cos
with the above l-es the juacon AZ sergsn and the
public may rely spon ssuppy ofsses New Brunswick FOR
their accommodation
For seats ia the above nsned lines apply Thomas Whit
field, or 3. Mail Cosch Office, Old No. Ceurandt
broadway, New Yort.
NB. Leaves The .fsce quarter before A. NJ and
s'''''' y ALEXANDER NJ CUMMING, Proprietor
New Yerk, Nevis, 1881. ~ JA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

"A. LIVERPOOL PACKETs.-To sail from
k New Ys The eth, and from Liverpool on me 2h OF
month the except that when these dates
f,u on sunday the sailing OF the shipsw be deferred until
the next day.
Feb. a-ship GEO WASHINGTON, H. Holaredge, So
EsS'a-shp PENNSYLVANIA Johs r. Smith, otons
april s-ship INDEPENDENCE T. Nye, master, Iss
sept Snip ROSCOE, }. G. Delano, MASTER $40 toaa
FROM lIvERpooL-
pee st-Shp PENNSYLVANIA.
Tan 24-sbp IsDEPEkDENCE.
Feh 21-ship ROSCOE.
March A-ship GEO. WASHINGTON
These ships all Of the first Glass; comnanasu Wy nen o
,ea, pains expense VIII be spared 70
fye the dations convenient ars ns ates ~ ,ns
49,, the nv oprie,ors other packet lines ei4o Net
cher ,hs captains e these vessels WI be RESPONSE
HE far any letters packages sen, by the above
anes regular bills lading are ss"ed therefor ror "eg''
0rpnapunlgSNEPI M,NTtyRN CO. I34 Front SIN y.or
wJIDES PICK ERs0iLL CO. LverpoeL Jn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20
LIyERPOOL ANp NEW YORK CON.
MExCIAL LINE PACKETS.
A4 N& Is ii
,yarIaR COMMUNICATION

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
~ Remanc.s drafts with freight and passage TO and
from Great Britain and IreIand-ROCBEs COMMERCIAL
LINE The speculy intimate their frens
and the public cneray they enter into early
MS with them the bringing OF their families
the early spring hps-the brst OF which Will
comepc running Liverpool the Isl February 1883
will continue regularly every week Afterwards,
sorirs IN egrans the desirable and eligible cosvey
apce they can have. 80. ,
The detention Of vessels Liverpool engaged this trade
having been anil just cause NJ complaint
subscribers DESTROYS Of removing by despatch
bshmen OF such regulations In their days ~ sailing
will give epre sstisactien shippers and ns fnriher ~
for them 10 give preference t their Line over I'll
transient vessels, guarantee they shalt nvnrlby
sail on appointed day, full not full, and take freight
when transient vessel nj such rates will s
sure rpor and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience OF their pssn
rpool OF the first cisss-running regularly
eopye,ience Of importance those residing al the out
ports. -
ROYAL Bank Ireland, paid al sight, free q discount
100 ~ erng the purpose Bank of Ireland
a COO yrnenre ouly by this establishment
Their drafts well passage orders can be forwarded ~
The egulsr packets sne the lt, 9Th. 10th, and 2fh NJ
each month the Those residing In the country can
adde's: by letters pnst padl which viii he fupctuaiy at
,.nd IA Turber he ascertained appies
top AT ~ south street New YORK. =.
d70 5nt NOo's o"o issNo = w.
.assAssE FROM sLIGO-A FIRST rate
$3.50 shp will sail from Sligo on or about the 18Th April
Hka next and accommodate number o. psssengerin
either cabin or rsge.
For freisb, Or pa'ase''IyY COULTER, rs From, 81.
Mr. Persons shirv remit money to tn friends csa
have drsnss sigh, Mr. Hugh Leighton, Qua s. shgo'
J22ims