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SC.4LE or PRICES DouIi" GINS.
For dolbe Gin of so SAWS more each
cyuher, making 100 Saws in the stand,
with feeders h.'ds, &c. at Sc per,,w,or $3.50 90
Fora Double Gin Of 50 81 VS. on cylin'cr,
or l2O saws in thu: stand, feeders, &c.
So Per saw, 7Zn 90
For do. Of 40 SAWS on do. ina
sta,ti, at Sc u per saw, 500 O0
For Ito. Il 20 Saws On do. or Az in
st'i!, q IS. 80 per SAW, ecu 0T
SIN GLE GINS.
For single gin Of 50 saw more, with
one set Of feeders, bands, Sc. at So per
saw, $50 90
For .lr of 60 saws, wi,I,tcclers, Ger &, sc
80 per saw, 500 90
For do Of ~ saws, with feeders, SC. s.
- per saw, 500 co
For do of % saws, with feeders &C. a, -
Extra tccl. where desired, far re,lers supplied
10 cents c,eh the number o!tre, hcinr about equal
the number of saws. One set of feeders, i; is Goa
sidcrct' however, will wear OF" two three sets ci
sows. Extra SAWS supplied nj SO cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered. 10 the agents OF
planters i'll any ut the port towns .. the cotton pi.
u States, nj the above prices ,i. agents pr! in; TIE
c hit Ola the s,nr from New York; and bccomi,l. re-
sl...,,!hl.. for The amount Of the Gin. \ Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to nut them up where de-
srr The charges for whose services will be extra but
moderate.
Iron running gcnrca also he ordered where desired
power, ofany desert ,inn, can be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines also be ordered if Ne
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
ir sEouA arco:nlany them with their views in regar,
2r:u3r SAWS, breasts, brushes, &c. |,
is Il und they iiflc - opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger a,ucter t!'' others. The most comron SIZE
is . or ~ ucics;' some Wish them IL inches. Some
wish or rows, brushes on an axle, while others do
ne, wan, more than al most Some wish with
org teeth TO the inch, while others want 10 or 1t
W nch Discrepancy, we prefer they shoHil, at
the time of giving orders, furnish statement Of their
Wishes and the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left to discretion we shall
make them ON the most modern and approved plan
An order c7n be executed, from the time it is received
i'll the space Of eight orninr weeks, aud the Gin h tina,
tlne pacc, in the hands OF the Factor To be in
Tor he next CROP all orders ou9 ht To be in tn. hands Of
". n:ciac''nrshy the first middle of MAY; except
plantations they are late in commencing to
pick or giu cotton.
\. y. The Patent Right for any one of the cct,on
" 2ing States, viii sold on reasonable terms
"l5 Il
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ABERNTHY'S DYSPprIC I.INlR.


Dr. betlethy' .h' sIei''sl y. .'i:''i i, az
or'n'on tl" Ill.,, .. "'c Th;S XIV
mamRihu otlsMe i'' ',,o 'o' ,,aJ '.s IL;
nsS" ny nun "i'' "iJ '"s' g. ','.,j Of Ear"
us P'Ta ' ""u p"iI Il ho flI,y;,r rs;scasns.
Loss ufaupete, Flatuency, Dstention Of the S,on-
.L Pain IN the side Heay,ess of the Head AND iuc
nonn 70 siecp rregunrity OF the Bowels and ia all
nss. wkqrc IuIirpsiivu or cys,;yu hub, is foun! to
ex:st.
This medicine not be nunshcci among TIE host
,fuunck uostr,lis now before the public as it is the
sole invention of the nblcst and most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced aud the secret Of preparing it
VA. nurchased by the agent for veiY urcc sum. 1t is
;Ent always keens the bowels free, mpnus yigor and
'en'. as',s Ia vn, mj ,cniii" 20 W. ;,d
t staw hs,cs removes the ,os1 confirmed rnses Of
n.ns;, mr. ir,I;gesnn and nrryrn,. r.,nrn NJ ,nv
:,;,,,.. irer;nJ.
'"'''~ New YoEK,l7,h August, 1898,
80 Madison. street
s,,.;r co,aeousnce Of ;ead;rr n srlrntarv ;f, !
yyr hcen ,routle, mnre or less with Indigestion for
.u veurs. for the last three years my sulienrs have
hsen ilsuIpurtnhc. ! have tried several lry-cipls
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ALLIG FOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
kfz- d Leaves M, Mop s. Tuesdays, Thurs.
=sSs-.s1. splendid steamer Champion, lex
copt in case Of stprms,) to POI saccla thence per
steamer I.o Roy to In Grange, and thence tnur
horse post coaches via Mariana, Bainhyi!gc, Pin
derlon, Berrl"n, Outlaws AID Perry, To Macon.
Ga the"cc via Miicdsevillc, and Sparta, to War
rcnton, thence Per raj! road ears to Augusta.
The Champion is in splendid order, With new
copper boil rs, cpppcrul aud ppyr fastened.
The lie Roy has been thoroughly ,cpuirul, her
accommodations are handsome as any hu IT,
Inc beau ltuI Santa Rosa Sound, and C.lucta
wa'chi' Bay present the most interesting steam ,a.
vigati"n III the S"lth---luiHg ut the saint ,uc
perfectly Land locked.
The Teams not s1irpass. d on any route in tho
country the drivers, to man, CAROTID aud l,,ci:
The bridges heretofore dangerous !lavn b en-
newt ~ built, SO that high waters do not inter ere
The eating houses have been II, oslv c!,anrc,
and are now az good as nn any r,,d in the Suulh.
j. is generally known that the cxcnl!4nce and
hardness of the roads enable the teams ut all sea-
SONS TO make great sprcA Their st.oullln. IS So
cures the travel or from tho ordinary tatigu Of
stage travelling.
The Line is rrying il passengers from
| Augusta to Mobile IN four days ahd twelve
hour, or To n, W Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, the line is six days
travelling is the silne il the other direction, ut
the difference o. time on tn utc, caused by Il
day being lost in Peraacoi,, .ich, however, is
VOL repaid by the OPP ortunlty it gives OF sect
the Navy Yard, tie Old Spanish Forts. etc. Tie
travel or also sleeps at Macon, a,d again at War
tcnton. This arrangement will continue III the
travel turns norhward, when TIL !ine wall be the
same from Mobile to Augusta, as it is II Nv in the
other dirrc,ion
! This Advertisement contains Plain stat n,cn
OF facts, the accuracy OF wheel, lii; proprctors
gaurantee TO each passenger in The penalty of his
stage fare.
Maps oil the Line may be at the Ex .hange
| Hotel, New ANS and at the Mansion House,
| Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SIT 20
The line extends, by branch to Tall .hassee.
! at Chattahnochc, the line CONNECTS with the
steamboat carrying the mail To \pa achicola and
ST. Juscph's.
Office al the Mansion House. Mos 10.
NIL EOSlWICk, Agent, Mobile.
UGAR \ MO!.,SSrS-l50 hlds Sugar,
| n3lls Aida Nl,r H.
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VI A!iRtAGE PHYSiOlOGlCNLi DISCUS
VS. SED. Translated FROM the French Of Jean Du-
boi>, N. ID. by William Greenfield.
Part lst. On the necessity OF Marriage
Part I'd. instructions i'll courllng, with cure for
Love!
Part Sd.
Marriage Physo'ogica!y Discussed is the mos,
useful a' decidedly the most interesting work that
read, 1t viii break III rahrs aud spinstrrS,
and make more married men women than any
publication TINT has cvcrbcr sanctioned by the court
Of Iivmcn.--Ln Hvuatsuyr.
TINS is Il great book and will be productive Of much
good in the community, 1t ia i, runtnns trrr}l
Strange language, !ul thea the subject i iis r>'i<r
and II the Pope had written it, he could not have
treat d it mere Cr.irn.rlv. We especially recommend
its Instructions in t"urliuG,' the attention OF all
Young ladies ant! crn'lrm'n that may be in quest
rnrluerS.--Lr priH Carrier H,S Danes.
For sale 81 P"y,lras ST between Magazine and
Camp street, Price 81.
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pulls and other quack medicines, by which many lives
1t is ac'mt all quack iicincs contain minerals
mercury hch quacks think "must kill or cure" and trust
lisa !ac-That numerous q,acls aud foreign imposors
eau themselves doctors that they more ct.c'ualy impose
their vile and dangerous preparation the public
he III" the consequences so that they can only pocket
their UNJUST gain.
Iii fAct-Tha the olacks and foreign npostors who
now n'cst country know nothing Of the Of mcd
cincs, nnc less about disease. the huma,i system.
IS fac;-Thcy particularly ccacou< in the follow
ing diseases all Of which less caused impurities
or blood and animal fluids, namely
Rheumatic affections; Ulcerois sores of the nose throat
Scr"iulL; Eryspclas; and body
Jauuiicc Heartburn; ScaIy cruptios aud b.Oclcs of
Diseases ofthc liver, skin, the skim
bones and glands; Dry and pimrlrs and
Pain of the sides, along the putulcs Of the face and of
back and spnc the the BODY
region OF the heart and Iett"r and rineworms;
stomach; Swelling anu hardening Of the
Inward fvcrs bad taste in glands of the neck in the
the mouth, foul breath; grons, breast &c
Fhin'cncy: Indigestion Stomach cough;
Want of npetitci Liver complaint
Sour cructon and acides of tho s,omach Wa,erbra, &C.
RECOMMENDATIONS FACTS:
1t fct-Thc only proprietor and manufacturer Of ,sc
o's'Paa h!ood ps regular ly can a well as ar"ih
ccay, ttcsts, Ivy the most celebrated physicians the United
States.
Doctors rh,c Chapman, Jackson Gibson, Devices Hare
It's iacIha the Slrsaparilla blood pill. employed
IN t"e practice of au srony,
mended by hrous l"a the States. (Scc din
accompanying each box of pillS)
Iii. sactrhcy CONFUSED entirely Of vegetables
and they contain or animal pre-
phrhtions.
al, ,. M ~ " ni " ~, -" '.''' i''' iiii III
" 'E''' "'o"' '''' I" "cc'P"'"' "' h"ai'H'i without
fear taking cold; without change Of diet
temperate eating.
1t Is iLCThcy will not by tI-ir operation which NAV
be mild or active according to the quantity taken. wcnk.n
the system much Of the pug ycuer
an, 40. nv,
IL IS IL fhct-iiiat they are the most clreurl
PURIFIERS or THE HLOJD.
HENovATon or THE SYSTEM
Ever discovered
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR
JONES' P1TE.N'T COIYO.N CIV,
Ky The Paenlec, No. s. Magazine street, New Orleans
no BE MANI FACrUNED ~ NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE & co.
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NNT AGNERS LIQUID DDENTl .A.-lirs
w been long used. both here and in the nnrt!

w been long, uSCd. DNtN hcre aud I'M the HNTTT-
with uniform success. for cleansing and whltenli
the tealh, and preventing the ,ulhachc; preserving
the gums, purifying til" breath, aud relIv!ng most
Diseases to " hch the nloui |, is liable 10 either the
adult or infant One tea spoonful, mixed IN a VINE
uAssu OF pure water. nnt! :, applied 10 the teeth
in usual maurt' with brush, VIII riltrluallv pre-
vent scnrvv, and war! oil that ,Xcrutlu!lng pain.
the tooth ache.
list to JrciiGrsln Collie &C, md sold whnt sale and
rc,ul by CARLETON & Co. 81 Canal ST.
is sole agents Tor Wanucr's Ddrnirn
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r TNVT. and ing. b!NTrS H7I N7IUTt lIVNTEH-S, I
do Il, mn,liIgalrF,
Plated. hfa~s, and 't.unneu coach harness,
do do do ~ ana sun Z" do
DO do ito b .rOu. he do
Dry. cnrI mn warnn do
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TVt 5 VIE ny,
f"ialsbc, General Agent NJ" Is Exchange Place
III" Post GHtc. Also, by II, cuu, No l4j Rue Ko val
J. Baker & Go, NJ :. New !.s,cr
Dr. MARSHALL, Corner 81 James anl Trhap"u.s SIS.
j. Ross. Lafayette City.
q Morrison. No II, Canal street
Il Jones, corner Tivut Ctc: ami Titun " ak.
l. lh">" that wish to Agents, address, f. 4 FOL
ANSHf., wholesale Arrn mar 4 "
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TIASS-lGO boxes in store ior snl, bv
SE te6 6iNL. & BROWN, - Magazine {
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StADDi.EHY WARE.-'Ihc suh-crrer-, manu-
- iac,urtis and wholesale dealers III s.dI'er,
nnoda, nuA receiving by late arrivals from the
NORTH, IN HddiIt to tier former stock, an eSicn-
s;ve assortment of articles in lhtlr lIHr, among
which are The following. vZ:
Ladies aad misses lam ant quilted snddirs.
I, III q
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GAS DEPARTMENT,
Gas Light Bnnki"g Csnp'y.,J.uuary 30, 1889 (
vV\HE Stock Of Coke being much reduced this COM
4 pany will furnish Pittaburg Coul, in small quar-
tics, to their customers.
Orders received 3; the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
ja3l f. W WEJI;S Src'v
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EANCf MATClfES-WillI beautiful paintings,
u landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, for
sale by A TEiEK
fcI22 al N,r,,;,, G,
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UGAR 4 hlO!.tSSES-I50 hhds sugar.
1880 gals MUasseS-- plantation above Tic
4 "a sale by ADAMS &, WiitTALL
~ trh-2w 81 Gravier :,
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y TEii. PENS-Just rereivciH few grass Gilots,
- Eagl5 .,aul Fer'y's dunIr patent ste pens 10,
sale nv DAVID FELT & Co,
NIB \ ! stutiourrs hail u CI,ytr-s st
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1T. Thr Vital principle ,i.f Contained IN the L!oyd
.. Elu,l makes hir',i.
Sd. Every lhing tic bod, is derived from lliod
dt'. All cons ItulIOns rrilcAliN The
9Th. Al diseases from lmpuriIy n.llr blood or in 9th
or words from Acrimonious iunor> lntpci boIv
tI All these huil"r> are carried MI, the hooI purified
aud mad" "aithlu by the saIsapar asl.!ia,cs 18th
blood.
It'll Vegetable urgltivcs ala tuc i'll tho hrood
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RECOMMENDATORi FACTS:
RENDEATGR OF THE SlSTEM

Aso, constitutional diseases, prolucn1 by mercury
the numerals, the consequence Of li uc vrDcriu!
&c &c
J. /. f:cIha never single the, hcrn
known to liz used, that h"y did good crci--
curing thousand. many wrl cu Id I'd fi:u-
rabr.
fact,at box Of parn pi!i+ and p:c bottle
of the Compound syrup Of>ar ilrIl suicluui To cure
any If the utorr hI-r.-r>
II IacS'uU!d be rcrvr that the pirt L can
obtuc! genuine \. OrIeuus, hpu,c street.
hnIrI ~ No. %.
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NRAYS & CARTS Philadelphia draws, do,
~ carts, prs wheels, 10 tru:As, is dir and
wood barrowS in store, for sale by
m6 CHANPI,IN & COOPER ~ ( -
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ESnWn!:n-Invoccs OF in> Powder, Just received
d ;,,n i,,. sale by Sill VA. X RKOWN
q ~ ST
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Masking liS miles per day. or miles per hour, inc,u
sive Of all soppagcs. nov to
n. Il. beg leave to INTERN the public il,a, ,l,.
bridges over the C'naho9ehc swamp ard Hard l.a,u
creek have Just been completed the general govern
ment, tc only obstacles operating against this safe
pleasure oie.nng from travellers thai the coaches h,.
Sos, drivers and o;s Of the first order; and as to tho
water route from fcnsacola Cedar Bluff it is admit,
ted by aii who have passed ,ltoush to be unsurssc
III novelties beauty and safety The bridges through
Georgia have also been repaired. } NJ G BAKER
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a WEET MALAGA WINE tor hv
>t MARI READ u HARST0W,7 Bank Place |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29
Correspondence Of tie Ncr orleans .Ameyican.

NATCHEz, Aug Isl, 1889.
AS far as my opportunities went | never saw
the cane look finer, and | am told by the planters
on board, thai the prospect is equally good Tor a
splendid crop throughout the sugar region, partlc-
ularly IN he Baloutche district
The cotton folds on the river argu, never look
ed finer. They all wear an interesting aspect
with the saow-fi Ike sralr. At Hugs planla-
ton, above Fort Adams. they have begun Va pick
In the hlll county of Mississippi, they complain
greatly of the drought and Of stunled plants, Even
# the river turned ont fun wcktngS, and the back
country districts recover, the general OPTION s,and
have couyersed With more than twenty planters. all
highly intelligent men-that he crop OF HE valley
Will not exceed thai OF last season. But these gem
uemen are not over sanguue. Many Of them tell
me that they have found, their cost August 10 be
a deceptive month, aud they are prepared 10 the
worst
have some Onions Intelligence Tor your col
umus, relative 10 the money lias OF Mississippi.
Wilkinson and Claiborne counties will pay all thclr
debts with the present clop but they WHO look to
any others for such happy result. will lean upon
broken reed. Not five crops will effect desirable
object deep ~ dcbl are the other cotton grow
ing count : The direct shippers from Mississippi
ports will all lose heasIy Tins season. One man
who bad bought hfscly,-you know him--aill lose
$4,000, and on, f1o rata.
As TO the B1aks OF this State, it is not believed bv
any one that any of fheu is solvent, save the Com
mercia, Agrceiual and Planters Banks Of Nat.
Gulph and p0u Gibson Baol s, and the Union. All
others are reckon d out Of Tie pale of sovency
and indeed, Of the above, the Planners Bank Of
Natchez and the Onion Bank Of mississippi, have
been wretched'y managed.
The course Of L. J, Walker exciteS some attention.
rs private individual, he perhaps enjoyed favor
IN certain Banks unparalleled. lie found bottom in
the sea OF his sPecu3tiuns, and now he is terrible
ami bank maa. He goes for extIrpang them as
cNcrescenees on the body polite. He lays all the
present evils under mhch Mississippi is iaboring,
ehtSeiB al the dours Of the Banks! And vel tins
politician owns some 10 900 acres OF land, bought
and paid Tor by the hclpot The Banks. His account
N certain blhk IN Naiche1 shows the balance ca a
SIDE, That the "esde aui Scosa an" would take fright
at. BuI he is une etthe CihluI-and that is a sup
po' To all that is good! YOU would be surprised to
hear his dealings and conduct discussed freely aud
openly by his fellow citizens
PfentSs, they say, is suie of oing TO the Senate
of the u, y bl TIC election result rs il may, The
McNnu parry viii orpase HIM, if the locus carry
the day but the Rounds party viii run tue young
oratnr in.
licksburg, dug. .. $50.
They are getting ready on he plantations, from
Natchcz 10 lhis place, to pick. fad the ldmgs
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~. which the sprernuent lad. that the Sulians lie
could not be prolonged beyond M9Uday. esefs uiea-
sare had Of course. been taken; large Iods al
troops were ordered m rnn the interior; the sreeis
wefr paroiled 10 every direction assemblages Of any
number Of persons IN the GhaIea ard other public
places we're forbidden. fefou Of the safYsl Of
ilnssein Pasha (he ceI.bfsted DESTROYER OF tie Jan
issatiesl 20 take direction Of the police nireula
ted. and every recessafy pfrcauIi0n vas adopted !,
but every fhieg passed n with The greatest iran
qailn,. Notwithstanding The fumors sal current Of
numerous arrests aud staneuia,ious having taken
place.
by ten o'olrek The body The dcfanet Sovereign
had been removed 10 lie seragho by twelve, BIS
son aud successor, sultan Abdusi Mcdj'd was pro
claimed aud Puv, Council or rather X Regency
consisting OF khoste. ilah and Raouf tPashas1--
appointed, on account Of his minority; and at 6fe
o'clock ~ The Afternoon. the fuueisl procession
moved ifoU, the Palaee-Now. however the lamen-
lslions really commenced. aud The niermen o sui
ian hshmuud was, indeed, scene which some OF
the 50 called loyal European nations should have
Witnessed. DHested Of ali the pon'p Of NO which
attends such ceremonies throughout more civilized
counties, sorrow alone. IN all IT. bitterness. accom-
panied his body To tie grare. The bier an when
his body was carried, supported on the heads oil Inc
Uapouj Bashisl. vas simply covered by shasls; and
among all the Ministers and Ulicers OF the House
hold eoi y div eve vas 10 be seen; crowds OF his
subjects. weeping from the genuine feelings oil then
hearts filed the streets every side, and The air
actually rent by tho piercing shileks OF the "o
men Who throngcd to approach. for The lass time
The person other lamenled Sovereign. The pro
cesson had not Far 10 80 10 the place Of intcrmen,
but . few months since selected by himself when
he little thought how soon lie would occupy IT, II
vas IN the centre Of he ely. close to the Hpelrnt
Ilippodtome. having been formally the site al ee oil
lis sisters palaces Tho notice was too s,e.r, for
eern the rubbish 10 be cleared away, ard the body
vas simply put into the ground and tent pitched
IT, ull such Time mausolo' m suited 10 ms
rank can be created 10 replace -"
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Cterolec Indians Ross and Ridge Parties
From Capt Stevenson, OF the steamboat Cinderella,
nov wing ut the WHAT we Team that the Cherokee
Chiefs, with The exception Of Gen. Ross, WIRE
still IN council Fort Gibson. the FIST Of August,
the day lie left Arkansas II was thought that moth
ing would he determined on IN council but that
several Of the Chiefs, the first opportunity. would
murder Ross. aud lbus put end 10 the strife which
has so long existed II appears that the white popu
lalion favor ofthe Ridge party. who have ma
nv prominent chiefs, while Ross Is the sole dictator
of his portion Of the nation. Ills death, therefore,
would settle his adherents NcWs.
The Lille Rock tArkansasl papers to July 22d.
sate-tlat apprehensons exist taat the exasperatrd
parry Of the murdered Ridge. now led on by the
chief Brown threaten, f vengeance Is not had on
Ross. 10 sack the American garrison. For Gibson.
and supply themselves with munitions. Gen. Ar
buckle has made requisilion IN the Arkansas militia,
the United States troops not being IN sufficient
numbers 10 resist attack OF 20f0 or more In
dams.
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FEMALE SCaRG0R..
fVNuE SUBSCRIBER proposes a, lhc

fNtHE SUBSCRIBER proposes At the com
n mcuceueut OF hs next session, which will be
Monday the firsi ofJaly next, receiving into his
School noae but FEMALE PUPILS, which h.
designs continuing, should The patronage received
justify it.--llis course will be comprehensive and
thorough, aud will embrace all tie branches of Edu-
Gallon which are taug ia other Female Schools in
this place.
Terms. per session of five months:
Isl tiass-Speliins, Reading aud Wri-
ting, Sla 80
2ad C7dss-Euglish Grammar, Geogta-
ply, Afilhmetic,au History, ID 90
3ra UlsS-Eatin, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
aud Astronomy. 90 90
Paper Ink Nc, IF l1rnShcd,) 70
Payment TO be made IN atrdaec Pupils vi" be
received at any tune, though DOT or shortcr period
Than session ilom HE time OF reception.
ton Of several eel, viii be gwen in the month of
August. and the exercises ofile School resumed on
Monday, tie 2I oil September. At the end Of each
session there all be public examination,
SAM'L. ID. TOMPkINS.
Augusi22 6tlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-29

The company at the White Sulphur has never
been 50 lalge asat HE present tune.
For the last week ~ ten days those Springs and
the ueehlofboad have been flied 10 overflow
ing. Dnlf .fn'als snl take pace, and though quIe
ldle ~ the season the accession 10 the number Of
visitors The increase. A gayer aud more fash
lupabc company were newer assembled IN the u ulIu-
talns Nj. R4tes and is family are still thete
Nj. Clay expected in u few days on his return
from the North. Gru. Macomb, Commander in
Cmrl 1.-THE afmF.is also expected IN day ortwc.-l
IS supposed ihat the SEASON will continue a much
later period IL the lal. than OF veuis past. Al
though the weather has been uulavoulable ful a
few DAYS aud faiher colder than usual. YET II does
not appear 10 ma the cnjoyments Of the company
OF The pleasures Of the place. We have not ascet-
tanned the number 81 visitors nj the other springs,
duung the past week, but we presume there has
been duriuution since our last statement. The
number oil strangers cannot be less than fifteen hun
dred at The present time III the mountains.