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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05
.NEDEG.EA (OLEEGE,
ln Richmond, virginia.

|INllE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Med
4 ical Department OF llampdcn Sydney College
at Richmond, will commence { u MONDAY. Oclobe,
2lst, 1882 and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. ID. Professor of Surgery
aud Surgical Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CnAMBERLAYNE NJ. d. Professor of
Maerla Mediea and Therapeutics.
K. l.. BOllANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor of Obstetrics
and he Diseases of Women and Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor oil Chem
is,ry and Pharmacy.
The College Inftmary, attached to the College
binding, has been IN successful operation Tor the
last eight months, and furnishes constantly mum
Der of interesting Medical and Surgical Cases-!o
which the Student has access al all hours.
The College lnffmary, together with the Aims
House. Penienilaly and Armory, which are under
the charge ofiwo of the Protessors) will afford the
Student an opportunity Of witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate The abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes aud the reduced
price at which theyare furnished will enable the STU
dent To acqutre'an intimate knowledge of the Anno-
my Of the human body, and the use Of Surgical la
suuments
During tie last Winter Course Of Lectures from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lniirmafy, the Professor Of Surgery was enabled TO
exhibit before the class nearly all the important Sur
gical operations upon the hriRg subject and from
the increasing popularity Of the lnfrmafy there is
reason TO believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights, servants
attendance &c. can be obtained in Tins city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised to state that a full Course Of
Lectures in this Institute will be received as e
quvalen 10 one in The following Medical Schools !:
University OF Pennsy lvanIa Jefferson Medical Col
lege otP Philadelphia; Medical College Of the State
of South Carolina; Trannsyvania University, Lex
ington, Ky; University Of Mary land, &c. &c
The Professor OF Anatomy will open the Dissect-
ing Rooms ollhe College ON the first of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty
Richmond. MAY % GIN
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TO CO.gCEI .T.HkERS,

1T B. RICHARDS is now opening new and
IL. extensive assortment OF Coach Makers Ma
ierials, embracing complete assortment in that line
ion sale, low for cash Sign of he Golden AnrH
Aug.29 Is
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EE.NO.y.S area Ks.fFSE.g,S.

EUS'F received and for sale, a fresh supply OF su
~ pcrior LEMONS and RAlSlNS by
CHARLES PHELPS.
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TzyHE next session of Mrs. Eliza II. Chapn's
4 school will commence on the first Monday in
September next.
August ID IS
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"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

HE LII NO1DUhu ilhulNlHN,
., published seieeky (ererg Monday and IhWsdayJ al
Four Dollars per payable IN adraace No s"bscrip
oa sJe received drd shorter period Than SIR aoats and
.. paper nW be discontinued fe1ce at The discretion q lie
Editors, J until all arreardgeS are paid.
UPaDVER TTSEHEN ISinsertedat 50 ceats per square
es the first INSERTION and 81 ecnts er erery su6se
9sent insertion.
UTJoB PRINTING executed neday ssl snpedifiossi,
~sl reasonable terms.
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Ahe hOsinsstOn Male and sc,naIc
= & 200 4.
yENuIS INSTITUTION is liz

WIS INSTITUTION is OF the first order n
: preparatory Schools and II is confidently be
lieved TINT II is equal if superior To any on
KIND IN tins State. 1t is situated in the heauI,lnI vii
!ase oi beymgston where diseases are rarely known
ihe President, MI. Harlow w. Heath, has the f,r,
quality oi CHASING aud arranging the pupils so as to
give 10 every one the best opportunity of deyenpinr
the hidden treasures of The mind, by which all ,,s
encouraged IN progress; whilst al the same time the
best discipline is observed and moral influence xe,t
ed, winch charms and Invlgorates The mind. He has
as assistants IN the Female Department. Miss uart
and Miss Slater, recommended rom tho best Female
Senlnafles oi the North, and then qualifications as
Teachers, OF the first order well sustained at
! the recent Examination.
Young Ladies can here acquire TO any extent the
rudlmens and principles of Polite Literature
Aud young Gentlemen can he prepared here in
the best manner 10 enter any Of Colleges or u
Universities.
And children Of both sexes, can be rapidly and sol
IDLY advanced IN the lower branches of Education-
So II will be that all classes are aecommoda-
ted.
No Scholar who may have been dismissed 70,
msbehasiour lroma other School, can be received
10 this.
Board can be had in genteeI families nj $50 per
session: but exerions will be made 10 procure a
commodlons Boarding House, connected with the
School. House can be had by any eenteel family
who would like to keepa House of thai descriptions
Tor one or several years. class is being in a
course OF preparation for College. lew more pupils
viii be received, if application be made soon. Plice
tuition as heretofore.
This School has commenced July 22) and will
ermnate December 24 1899. A public Examina-
ZION will be held for two days the close the SEES
sion, al which all patrons and the friends OF Science
and Literature generally, are invited to attend.
CHAS. PERROW.
ARTHUR HOPKINS, | TruS-
WILSON PETERS, tees.
II. b. SCOTT,
July 80, 1890.
have recently enjoyed opportunities o becoming
acquainted VIII the instruction and discipline Of the
Lovlngston Male and Female Academy. Which is
under tile supervision Of Mr. Harlow w. Heath.
II gives me great pleasure certify To the ample
qualifications The Principal aud h,s Assistants
aud also 10 the sound scholarship and orderly deport
mcnt OF the pupils. | would confidently aud earnest
ly recommend this Institution to the patronage Of
those with whom my opinion may have any weight.
L. &. GARLAND.
August15 I'm
The Richmond Enquirer will please insert the
above one month, and transmit lis account to this
Once tor payment.
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INtlE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
l. and the public generally, that they have asso-
GATED themselves in the
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Payment on account Of the purchase
OF Florlda--principal and interest
To September, 1891,
Payment OF compact with Georgia,
Settlement with Yazoo claimants.
Payment OF contracts with Indian
Tribes,
Clerks, Commissioners aud Agents,
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\ oolERiOR ARTICLE Of LAMP OF
Just received by u.LATHAM
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POLITICAL.
From the Nee York Courier.

TIE FIRST AGITATION or TIE LAND
QUESTION.
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Tile Mo York Express says: The steamship
Liverpool WIS examined before she left, aud some
rests il is said were made. 1t is also said that
considerable quantity OF goods now remain in the
public s;oIcs waiting for ne1 invoices from Eng land.
People are very much afraid of woollen goods Just
now. Auctioneers out OF the city will not advance
on such goods NJ all. OF course the manufacturers
are well pleased with these scrniinies, and hope TO
them result for their benefit in The end. The
collector this port will make lite fortune If he
makes out his is supposed he is the intoi
The division oiihe spells we believe is thus -
The Government has
The inlormer
Collector
Naval officer lilo
Surveyor lilo
The u. 5. Marshals and the District Auorneyt
fees come out OF The whole sum.
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Mercantile Business.
h'm and style of
MOMACEk, TAYLOR u Co.

where they vii Keep good and general assortment
at Dry Goods. Groceries, Medicines Hards are, &C.
DC. hey wlllse the present stock OF Goods, now
on nand at cost, for cash, beng Determined to run
u OH before our Fall Goods come TO hand.
BAILEY q WOMACk,
JAS. ID. TAYLOR.
ROBERT n. PENDLETON.
Amherst G. H., August Is Is
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FOR SALE,

Lynchburg. Aug 3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

coed tou circumstances ul1ue. This a. suih
ctnt snsaet-the business OF de Pbwnoiogisi
- 90 examine nature, aud MT sipfcisi!y 10 uadl
cate iho Author 81 nature against the charge ol
Injustice Bu, even here, a Hle examinations
vi.l saon convince ANY enc eat the Author Of ma
care needs no ymdicaton hat there Is a scr
euce, an order IN the human mind as perfect as
prevails ia any department OF physical nature.
The ,cty difference which Is observed N the ca
p,rlIos OF different individuals, - 10 the lntelh.
gent m,aj, ite tposi striking proof Of the adap,a-
aena' tao intellectual aud moral nature Of man,
60 the system OF natato M which no $ placed.
Whenever Ne gol system Of education founded
upon a c0ugg, knowledge OF mind, th0n wlIl lhe
most uulMnmby oteauzed beng receive an rdu.
cation which viii quality him to discharge well
lhe du,te. mat may dc,ohe upon hIm m llie.
lJuis, SC,
NJ F.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

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* ~ secretion Of the Edtou) until all
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al.rN''.-,-t i,- less laan oae year. The privilege
oc'l,.G1 ,srsr.,ssrs Is limited TO their immediate
~ e.' s,. al ADVERTISEMENTS for the benefit of
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tls I'M Of persona nature viii be charged
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b attended to.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
TO TIE. PUBLIC.


m. nights Of f liiors aud publishers Of papers
.,g, been too long neglected Justice viii never
ne un.es. lhey themselves assert their rights 4
.t-.s me most rirIl rules, which in the end Wi.
6enl alike sauiary to the public and beneficial
@b,se engaged in the press. Publishers Of papers
,,t been 50 1ng imposed upon by the community
.srpe. that they are considered % some tXtenta
trs1ed class of beings, when ia fact there IS no
s:l6an in life 50 honorable, deserving OF SO high
5ngleration, productive of SO much good,or cnss
bneyert, 90 powerful an influence 1t is known
"a be pruverba for the debtors 10 newspaper pub
,lsrs to consider their demands as the last to be
n.-debis to which there is attached no moral ob-
,,ioD and which tacy can refuse 70 pay wlh JUS
x and honor: hence it is incumbent upon ,te con-
t,o-s Of the press 10 assert their own rights, and
rslgc severalIy and jointly, 70 bung all patrons Of
.tSpapcrs under the same obligations that attach
eober contracts or always remain IN poverty and
r1t with thousands due them from The most SOL
not men in the country.
We call upon all editors and publishers ofpapers,
s3 approve Of the following rules, to endorse
lem by their siguatures--p,acg them at tie head
If their papers aud strictly adhere 10 them.
l. Nosubscrpuon received without payment in
llcaace.
months.
81 Advance payment will be required from al
transient advertisers
4,b. To announce 10 man Tor any Office, either
State or County, without HE adraace payment OF
ten dollars.
5tA Political circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required in adraHce
Gth. All advertisements of personal alteration
viii be charged double, and payment required adj
vance.
7th Election tickets win not be printed without
order, uof delivered to any person without payment
10 advance.
9th All subscribers, without respect 10 persons,
who are denquens, on The first tot October, will b.
stricken from our list and theu accounts pW in suit.
The above rules, we the undcrs gncd, pledge our
'dyCs 10 abide by.
JAMES A. STEVENS,
Editor of the Yazoo Wing.
s. H. 3. BLACK
Editor of the Natchc2 Courier.
BESANCON & HALLIDAY
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES HAGAN,
Editor aud Proprietor O the Vick,hmg Sentno.
". NJ SMYTH,
Editor Of tie Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
Proprietor Of the Southern Argus
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor of the Rodney Telegraph
J. NJ DUFFIELD,
Editor of the Grand Gull Wing,
WIN. 3. TEB0,
Editor of the Fayette Advertiser
A. B. & s. l., C0RWINE,
Editors and proprietors Of the Hazoo Banner.
ARCH $. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
c. A. FL LSON
Editor OF the Southern Sentinel.
WORTHINGTON & CHAPMAN,
Lt.ors and Proprietors IF the Columbus Democrat
June 1880
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

bare before ME, the failure OF the system In :
tUe..ua, hy iae pvcptn,e acuon u, the State
Legislature. : b3d the honor then of being a
member Of that body voted against ihe whole
system because thought too hastily dlge,icd;
and because had un, time 20 understand Il Ig al
Is bearings / did not believe "a It's success
upon the plan then adopted for Is details. ask
my fellow es.,zens IA Mississippi, which is noH
m, home, % pause IN giving ther assent 20 The
present plan sd operations II is @"o5 maxim
800 legislation go not act. II Is donbt,ul whether
good OF CIV. wi result Tas good aasd e e
rf-g t.tan This Is ,tp au from the case, u ,he
legislative system is 20 bo earned ow We afe
usbas Goo much on measure Of doubtful lm-
port,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14

x%s ui.i sj uu reasonable terms my
Co. SANITATION FL Naxuhe county, situated
%TSsF between tho iuub0nhe, and Noxubte
-zzASa-. rivers. len mites ffam Che Bubee, AMI
oae irom The Noyubee, and wing directly on the
'lld leading from Macon to JameStovnand Gaines
w, me Aabams. The tract contains $50 acres, about
~ acres oI which is prairie, and the whole OF It is
Ie oos' quality Of cotton land being Of rich san
Y s'L There are ahou, eco acres N fine stale
" cultivation. The Plantation Is well watered by
aGs'R running through IT, and also las % Il three
tnHsso limestone water which rHn throughout
s year, besides well ia the yard 10 as fine iCee-
..'1e water as can be found IN the State. There
oa NE premises two fine Young orchards Of
s1eU 'ru' The buildings area comfortable dwell
III l1lSe, hegrn cabins, corn cribs, cotton On
, ra. screw Sc. Sc. THIS place was formerly
-Fa " Mr. L. Rdgoway, and is known by the
..- -,'9 " The ltdgcway tract. Any one wishing to
4. ,tae cotton Plantation would do wei. 10 exam
N. ~. PREMISES For further particulars app.y to
II. subscriber living N Macon, OF IN bis absence TO
NuSeWay proprietor Of tie Washington Hal
'-'0n' or TO Mr.. c. Hairless lour mits from Macon
II. n. SPOONER.
Macon, June 20, l530-5i-C
H. The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the Huntsville
ocrat are requested to publish The above to the
re 'l'' o. i've dollars each, and send their bills to
aadooVe II. n. SP0ONER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-09-14
: Take Notice.~-s2O Reward.

axe NOtice.~-S2O Reward.
Is ANaNAf from TIE subscriber near Folsom.
ina, okuooeha eonnt' on he night Of the It'll
I'm, a negro woman by the name OF Rose, twenty
JAIL y, hVe yeats Old dark compccted, or rather
rerL eoa' and heavy st. no scars, except on her
Hal Va l1e right side just AMER the ear small not
IN, 49, "Se9 ieit course cotton coal. and draw
~ 'at' 'oeked around ter ngck wit! rive the
~ reward on tie delivery of her
g.. DAVID VI. COOK
-,ls4si Il, s39-6w-r
y ~ II, RESIDENT DENTIST has removed 10
on, once Illelg occupied by A. install
lS'f ea.l OF The Bookstore.
nv y, 1899. so,f
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

HINTS TO YOUNG MEN.-lfby your own inprsdepse
your health impaired do rely your curative
powers that OF friend but keep quiet secret and instantly
free yosrself from trouble with Bstlers Mixture.
H you have been suffering Tine either from igsorssce
snskul attempts at caring BY Me
deal Once, Professional Immediately change for the BETTER
with Bstlers Mixture.
n you have unfortunately been amusing yourself the vsa
hspe Of beisg cured with Drops, Pills Extracts
dsnses preparation empty your wcoat pocket OF sack
bish and try Buffers Mixture.
II you decided objection to be swisded OF your
and for own comfort or for any argent crcum-
stance you wish safe certain ouch and secret for
o'..'..a and o.-.'., try Buffers Mixture.
IL yos % the thousands cured ny kis medsse
suspect friend in trouble, give him gentle hin and IL he
TAKES a. will the satisfaction OF adding
the iist u csred by Buffers Mixture.
Ifyos ill., and would be WE'LL take ST. aud 70 the Drag
Store All 0eenwish street. between yestry and Desbros
ss. and have proper advice and bottle Of B.tr Mix.
tsre.
sod also al Ia Cherry and Hester and Mulberry
Dysl.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

D. IRWIN 4 co, Members Of the Royal Coes. Of s,r
g,oss Lopdos. eostsue 10 be consulted delicate d
- all their various stages at their oGce 2048 Fuo.
street where from the odeus arrangement Of h.r yoo
persons lssorng ssder delicate eompasis be treated viii
secrecy aid safety
Irwin 80. pledge themselves that in all case. az A..
volent vcrer which have hitherto fallen under ,,r
notice their trest~es without mercury has been most
f asd speedy They seed not by certificates the public
attention tAr superior practice in those diseases a. their
psaen ths city we'll knews and respected by those who
had occasos 10 cor6se in their honor ii n strongly recon-
sseS fenale who In the habit Of using their
Pills, that thsn two hsud be taken on any
SION MIGHT produce effects which those vLo would be
mothers are DESTROYS 20 avoid preventive be hadiecsn
esss. cured IN days Those who have injured themselves
~ secret and destructive habit can obtain relief solvent
security al that will be required until shall he effect
3D. Letters, poet paid detailing the Of the conrlas
AMI covering suitable fc will be Immediately attended 10, and
medicines, with full drettiops forwarded TO the parties
)hhce, 90. Fulton street. my2o.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

MRDICAL cARD-DR CARPENTER, No Peok
w SIP New York deems proper occasionally rssia1
s pssse at he continues TO administer the afflicted at n
old estsssshed D.pesssry
Tea nsbsr Of the ctscHs Of this metropolis he pce,
10 ssrads 10 HE victory disease in it, os con-
rsted ssd destructive forms does he deem
y very sPea1e es~nerai~g the OF the various Ms
des 10 which ssskisd and womank,1d subject.
To strangers he beg leave most respectfully 10 remark ~
N scasss hissa TO oce practice and devotes himself pep
ssssiy TO the welfare Of his patients keeps no assistants ar
Acr boys, asd has separate sces privacy Of paep6
wAs nsv~~ eonessn soaisot.
Dr. Css.sr -osld ada that he regularly educated The
prossos ssdiens and surgery, and received his dplor.H
= ~ yesr les, Of the New York State Medical Soc.tr
s<s~A by NE hghly respected and sch amented John
Rodgsr, d. President and he has for long ser.s -
yssrs Devoted himself 10 he Of all aelc,
ssd private diseases.
sesly thirty Year, sssdssus and ardvous appca,;o, N
Ne sss Of the medical profession, and constant Familiarity
s evevy stage AID variety Of particular class OF Disease
sod ecHersie and regular medical education entitI, -
H~eooossr 70 ssy preference the yro IN e prof
scn Doessr ca.s'er deess consistent and proper 70 irseS
Ne sisestos Of dasesraag psbe the OF IL so
psr,soa, ssd n investigation % hs claims.
~ Chsrres reasonable, and enec,aal cures. = an ea.sv
rsteed Separate and private sees-Pacnts can nevsr
teoe sostast
Be particular IN the s>be Peek Slip near Pearl strssl
49, DR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

COMPOUND ORRIo TOOTH PASTE
TIM ssssrty which he above PrsParatioa hes e.sysA
II f~seae a.s pest ansag ths Propristors iunsdiats
sss hes isAssss 81. 70 sake 1t Psslie. He wssd
-.sss sssPss1iy i.sse Ne ee.s.sity and particularly
sws ebtais genuine Of ths owias respectable druggists
80 spothscariss:
isSsIs pristed gold thss, Orvis Tooth Paste The
wrappers pc Papsr, with Ne initials Of the proP
mr. A. aunsxed and sealed with his private stamp For
sAs sDr nssiyS Greeswish lane, Chas Ring ga Broad
Gay, sehiess ia Canal ct Churshs dispensary,
bsvsry asd Spring st. Dr. Bryton, 100 Division QuackiA
sh - Csr.sae St, Chelsea Hkrnay, l46 sh avs.ue T. r
Hnasd ~ Bowe, J. Weir 4si Gra.a ST., j. Arnold se4
Grand o. Dr. Allen s4s Grand st. DIR. Murphy, Division
ser saholk Kirby, Division Clinton st, Drake and
sesrss 70 Dslascy 81 Dr. Wilson, 4S6 Hudson ST. W. N so.
nsrvis s76 sh st. C. Smath s7l Greenwich ST. Richard
Division St Gabssdon 81 9th avenue, T. Elder 904 Camel
=. Bush, vsrsk and Hanerssy. General depot, O.
Royal Co. French nportsr27 Cedar st. and 7oo Srssawsh
e. a91eod-sn*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-23

MAY 23.-More Dgtlng-A very greenlooking
Individual apparently not more than three and thir-
" came to the magistrate some days since To com
plain Of having been robbed with his eyes open in
enc Of the most public thoroughfares Of this great
city. The magistrate having told him TO unfold bis
tale. the green individual, with deep sighs that
seemed to come from the lowest depth Of his stom-
ach, said that " his name was John Duswood; that
q few days since he came here by the Providence
boat, and that while standing on the wharf gazing
n the surprIzng works Of art, he about him
tive very civil spoken aud gentle manly looking
young men, who came up and babe him good eve
sing. He thinking never bit ct harm, return
ed their salutaton, when one OF them remarked
that this city was a hell Of place for fires, adj
ding that last night there were three, and at
1 was lucky enough to pick mp this gold ticker,
which o. any that wants IL, is well worth hum
dred dollars" The green, middle aged gentleman
though, Il might be bought bargain, and after
haggling little drinking, and q modicum Of swear
iBs. the green, middle aged gentleman from down
east, paid sis to his fashionable acquaintance, and
most remarkably astonished to find that his
watch would not GO, and that its base me-
tai. instead of pure virgin gold.
Two officers having been put the scent Of the
duaer., they were eap,sred this morning asd fully
committed Tor this pretty bold crime. One said his
name was Lewis Van Horn, but whether the other
bad any Christian name we could not ascertain, for
be persisted in calling himself Mister Few
The Ralrng Passioa-Eliza Davis alias ouisa Ann
Price negress, was brought up, dressed in n white
satin dress her head adorsed with wreath of white
roses, and other psraphernalia of dashing brides
maid N appeared that Eliza had been in The habit
~ hiring herself out At service Of a norsng and az
secsmptnx with all the clothes she could Law he r
hands On before night There were three comnIants
against her. From one house she took wedding
dress, and disappointed very handsome white lady
cut a the JOYS II rnatrimony for two hours Tbis
vas objectionable. and IL proved ELIAS downfall
Tor the bridegroom came to the Police and gave such
a description ~ the dressy negress enabled IN,
a,eer. ~ arrest her NJ an asscmbage of the blacl
b,au monde 10 Anthony street. Eliza was fully com
mifted