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STEAM ROAT HuLLS.

nWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS 81 STEAM
~ ROArS can haze their Bills struck of, IN oas
or more Culorsh lnks Plain or Coored Paper, rita
despoteh, aud on farorabe Terms, By iear'as fhesv
ORDERS al ftUE AMERICAN OFFl'E ":sner
p,yj,.s MI en- {rh aries
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M AS hr"ughtin the police prison OF III" "a mlnic,
w pay, II munTtn named Edward about 81
wears ni age SAYS he belongs To MIR a DelI.
The owner Of said slave wild p1ra'e call ut the prs
an uruyc property, puv chnrces and take him away
II ) HARPER,
900 Cnniuiu Of tin. Watch
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4 UX Arileurs Marchands de Lesle ct autes. Con.
n fo,memant IL ume ordonnailc- du Consc de la I'd
nuuic;pae lie ferris vcndre iencnu lie 10 du courant
,ou, h Laste actueement sur les Levrts qu pas
.pleys nyant JNO. Il. KUTLEK,
~ whrf ID muCpte'.
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
p FREEMAN 4 Co, Mo. 3, Magazine street,
y are r,cei, ing their supplies Of Full nnd Winter
Cluhing and will cuntuua to receive shipments iegu-
Iarv lhroug bout the Their assortment being
large will enable them TO supply M rchants from
the country ut the shortest notice; for sale Wholesale
a. retail on ACCOMMODATING terms
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BUREAU DE LA COMpACNIE D'ASSURAN.
CE DIES lOMPIERS DE LA n. ORLEANS.
I A Direction d:s aclOnnalrGs dc cctte coniplgnlc
Ii a. &C Jour. declare un dividcndo de quinzc poul
cent, lie montaEt dn capital payf sur les profits
des six dcrnicrs muis, 10 pour cent scra pave aux
actionnaircs gu eurs rcprcsentans lGgaux, le OIL
apres 10 5 courant, ct pour cent accredltc pour
lenrs actions.
3oct T.. l.. TRACY, Secrctaire.
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TTFT AND VIOLtT-The Gilt for l8t.. The V'o
" let for 1850. Il JthNc N W.
.M-tw corner st Charlrs and Cumn'n SIS
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OFFICE or THE FIREMEN'S ms. co.t
of New Drlenns Ortoher LIST. 1879.
TIME Bon,d of Directors OF lh company have tbs
i dizzy declared n dividend ol fifteen per cent IN the
capital stock pnid in, from the profits OF the last fix
months 10 per a,abe to the stockholders or their
legal representatives, aud after the 9Th ins,nI and ;
per cent To he credited to their stock.
o3 f. |. TRACY, Scc'v.
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j. Il. Gcnnis, 7 Com
,3lc. William i. Hepp. }
New Orlent,s Oct 9Th, 1889
INL" W I5tItsN1 Y II "FTr' f'V''
lyIlt


4 ELS soussgnfs nyaht etc ducment NOMINEES par
IL tAonorabie Cour de Paroisse, hahs ct pour la
varsisso CT vile dc Ia observation-disclosures, COMMITS
sionn.ir.s pour cstiner ct evnlucr les domages ct
dtpcnses pour tlarsir Ct conlinncr Ia rue ST. Tho
mas en- ligne droi,c dc Ia rue Suzctc a Ia ruc An.
nonciaon, ont fat eur estimation ct assesscmcnt
ct ont depose vraics copies ainei que lie plan dams
10 grcffe dc Ia dite Cour, pour ttre nspectc1 par
tous ccux nGrcsscs.
=, Et avis public est par lie pre- .cnt donn6, quo la
ditto estimation ct assessment scront prGsentes la
dlte Cour pour 6lra confrm6 mcrcredi, lc 20 No.
vembre 1879; Ct toutc- pe-sonnes intGressees dams
queques propr6 IS 'suGs sur la riie St.-Thomas,
voisinage, sont par 10 present notifies dc
fare lcurs objections s'ils en- ont, cctte cstma-
ton C, assessment, c One. jour dc Novcmbro pro.
chain.
Nouvcllc Orleans, 10 7 ociobro 1919.
w. l.. HODGE, }
o,..,,. J;p 3 G IESse COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE-ro Stevednres, I'nas, Merchants, md
~ uthers.-In compliance with an ordinance of the
council of the I'd municpality,I shall, on the 18th inst
proceed the sale public auction, of all the ballast
uuw lying on the evees, if removed ihertom pre-
<iuus to lnt date. JNO. X bu LEX,
o5-lOd Wharinger ID municipality
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'lNO RE.NT-Tnc house corner Tchapitn'la- and st
Joseph Streets very suiin"c :or Coffee House or
Grocery. Possession given lat Novenher. Apply 10
II BON MABEL,
oi7 corner NntrheZ and Tchnpitonlns >t
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PRINTING PAPER AND PRINTERS INK
Just received quantity Of Imperial and double
medium Printing Paper; also, supply OF johnson and
Durant y Printing Ink. and for ale by
ol ALEX rDWAR. 40 Camp at
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4 SUPPLY OF NAILS, we'll assntfrd, on hand and
u for sale bv ADAMS i VIII FALL.
- IL tiravier st
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~OLT'S REPEATING FIRE AEMS-The sub
" scrihers have inst received per ship Nashville, u
fresh supply OF Colts Repeating Rifles, shot ,'uns n
Pistols also, general assortment Of Sh" Balls, frr
cussiou Cans. Ne all of the first quality and manu'ac
ture: for sale at GOSSIP L Cos, Exchange Hotel,
OLE d tH'''te 81
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~OLORED PRINTING PAPERS-Now landing
~ from ship Adelaide, invoice OF fine coored
Printing Papers; also lot Of Printing Paper - A.
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
"a ALEX TDWAR, i9 Camp at
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forty, ,-I' bub. ~ t.u.lcu ION, forming the corner
of Coz. and Luc"urse Streets nra-hr'ng one nun
bred and feet front Constance street, by one
hundred and twenty feet d ep md front or lnc"n,sr
street, the whole between parallel lines together with
all the improvements, &c. tueraunio hcnngmg. The
whole as per plan made by h .non dated the 10Th
Nav 1877, and deposited in the ,ihrr Of l. I Cairo.
Vikuess the Hon. Charles Wntis Judge OF the said
Court, thus tenth dayof Oc'"hcr in the year Of
Lord, thousand eight hundred and
i'' . Thirty nine und in The SIXTY -tourh year o the
Independence Of the United states.
JOHN +. HOLLAND,
sl5-3t IS 300 liu Dcputv CWrk
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NEWMEDlCAL WoEK-Mtdt;ala and F"P"grap',,
~ ica, Observations Upnn Tie Mediterranean AND
s,pon Plttueal, SpaiH and otlrs rasntresi by " IL
I'D " A TOWAR, 40 Camp st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
VIRGINIA aEGHSEATtssa.
1IOHd0U Haych %.

Dlondoy Marcb %.
Tie Senate has passed the bin cntirrl,d an act to
provide an addonal capital for the James River and
kanawha Company and lor other purposes with
6ut amendment,
house or DELEGATES.
Gu motion Of Mr.. Raymond, a series OF resolu
lionsmer adopted requiring the two Auditors and
tie Treasurer 10 report the different modes OF keep
lng aud dsbusin the public moneys, the amount
received aud dsbursed III each year, belonging 10 the
different lnnds-irom the year 10 1900 TO the present
year inclusive together with the amount OF public
debt at tho time and loans made since, for what pur
+ pnsos aud from whom-also, the amounts paid ior
tie eNtiuauishme. OF that debt. Also much lnior-
nation nih fcg1id TO the Banks when they com
menccd operations the amount Of their capitals each
ycar The amount held by the State, Nc Also the
number OF delAuers TO the State among its officers
since the year 1900. inclusive, &c.
The ilh and last resolution requires their opinion
whether the interests Of the People would be pro-
NOTED causing all the public revenues and dues 10
&c paid exclusively III gold and silver CONS, to be
deposited with the Treasurer other officers OF the
Government, Tor safe hcrpng and disbursement;
neither using the Bauks as repositories, nor recel-
wing Bank notes H. the payment Of any public dues
whether any, and If any, " hat changes would be
advantageous IN our financial. system whether the
Internal Improvements OF the State, and Public Ed
ucalon, would on could be carried on as extensively
aud uscfully present, il the financial concerns
Of the State wcle entirely separated from the Banks;
OF whether the present system OF receiving Bank
notes IN the collection OF the Public Revenue, aud
discussing the same through the agency OF the
Banks. is not most safe aud convenient in conducting
the fiscal operations of the State
Ihefcpolt IN conformity to the resolutions, will be
important aud interesting.
\ bill TO allow the Banks to hold a limited amount
Of STATE Stock, WAS ordered 10 rs cngtossmen by
vote Of 60 10 so.
'.Ao bill concerning the new Shcunandoh Com
paay, On It's passage, WAS ,cIacted--ayes As, noes
60.
Nothing else of Importance trauspircd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EukoPE.
By the arrival 1T New York oil the pactot ship sid-
dous Capt. Britton. the New York papers have L's-
erpool dates to tie 9Th and LONDON 10 Inc iolh.-
The Liverpool Cotton Market. at the latest aaies'
was 10 very iuanimaie state. and in some ilsiahe.
decline Of III per Id. had been submitted on a.
mcrican. The grain marI els firm without any
material change in prices. There is nothing oi inter
est from France Spain.
So much Of our Foreign news by the si1dons. as
relates TO Canada and Lnfd Durham, Is interesting
Lord D. bears himself nobly. The commercial news
possesses lRte interest. Our staple exports are al
most without charge. Cotton aud flour were du II,
with AT most but a shade alteration IN price. o.
bacco firm, without change In American Securi-
ties, there WAS scarcely any alteration. Most oil
them we've firm as the demand FOR them, twas sta
ted was becoming much more extensive, not only
IN London but throughout the country.
The New York papers say nothing with regard
70 the effect OF the news upon then markets and we
suppose it has none. The Great Western,
which sailed on the 23d instant, from Bristo, will be
looked Tor with interest by all classes OF traders:
Compiler.
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neuEsTIC INTELLIGENCE.
A1,L.S1,FROM- MAINE.

l. M, r5,ncr Of Tuesday, gave The resolutions
.l,,,,eI Ia the lower branch of the Maine Lcgisa-
mo- Tie ONLY further news wo have is OF the ac-
,ioe npon them IN the Senate.
J. hi bndy the innrtl1 resolution stricken
,l,e one protesting against any farther attempt
:, .h,,,,ion on the boundary gncstion--and the
Fel was amended by the addition Of sentence, al
eis the entire pfaciicability II running the line IN
,1',,g,l,nre with the treaty. Thus amended and
,,od6ed the four resolutions were passed, almost un
anmously.
,ngn.ia SAYS that tlie change IN the resolutions
s not satisfactory To Gem Scott. who believed that
IN ,beifa,nended shape, they would be less accep,a
Bile 10 Str John Harvey
The 18th regiment Of British regulars from Gee
bee has il is asserted, now positively arrived nj Ere
ierickton.
,fbe whole number of British regulars under
marching orders for the frontier. is 5000.
The transport bark Numa hai arrived AT st.
Iohn,s with tetachmer; oltie G9lh regiment, A
company OF the 23d left Halifax FOR Annapolis on the
1eth for which more lhan 80 sleighs were volun-
lecfed. The 81 and 9th regiments we expected al
Halifax from the West Indies.
Gen Scott, IL is averred in the Boston Post. cx-
pressed himself mitch dissatisfied with the rcsolu-
ions passed b. the Maine Legislature
The twenty four pieces Of Ordnance from tho
Watcrpct Arsenal Albany, have arrived at Ausus-
Ia. j,
The Fredericton Sentinel, New Brunswick oil
the 10th intlmates that the BRUSH will resist me
further advance Of the American Militia, ana that
thry will have 10 he withdrawn before negotiations
can take places also, that the |. = General no'efh-
nonl must abandon the position assumed, mat the
di. puied territory Is in Maue.
The New Brunswick and Nova Scotia papers are
kissing hot boiling over with wrath. We verify be-
lieye that there never have been SO many teapot
storms buzzing away al one aud N HE same 'ine d
bout
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Iucsddy DarcA %.
HOUSE OF DELEGNTTS,

On motion of Mr. Stuart Joint resolution was
adopted, luslructng the Board Of Public Works to
cause survey estimates oftho ost eligible route
for an extension OF the Louisa Rail Road from New
Atk OF some convenient point of divergence by way
OF Charlottesville to SAuuton.
SOUTH WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Toler, resolution was adopt
ed requiring b. to be framed extending the time
ior receiving subscriptions to the Lynchburg and
Tennessee Ral Road Company, incorporated IN
Is36.
JAMES RIVER AND kANWIIA COMPANY.
Nj. Radcliffe submitted Joint resolution. which
was laid on the table on motion of Mr. May, nstruc-
ting the State proxy in the James River aud klnaw-
la Company 10 vote for dispensing with the Consul
ting Engineer and to reduce the slavery of the Prn-
eipal Engineer TO the amount paid by the State to
lis principal Eu9iucCrand also to reduce the salary
OF the President OF the Company to $780, the
amount pala the Circuit Court Judges ;--aud fur
thef, 10 reduce the salaries of the Officers OF the
Company. This looks like rctrenchment i
bull 10 authorize the construction of q Railroad
from GordonSvlle to Orange Count House, was re
Jeeted on It's passage-ayes 81, noes 50. 1t autho
r1z2d a subscription of" Mrcc ftAS' OF its capital
On the pant OF the State.
An engrossed bill " to auloIze the Banks of this
Commonwealth to hold d certain amount of State
stock was passed-ayes co, noes 5S-a motion for
lis indefinite pospOncment, moved by Mr., Lang
horne, having been previously nesauved. The bill
| rs II passed Is as follows:
F." BE II enacted, &c. That hcnc cforward il shall
be lawful for the Banks of this Commonw ealth to
purchase and hold State Stock ofihc State of Viz
ginia aud TO dispose of the same at pleasure Pro-
,lded. however, that the amount Of such stock held
by said Banks shall at no time exceed 10 per cent
ON their respective capitals; and provided, further,
that the purchase thereof by the said Banks shall
only be made directly from the State or Companies
holding Scrip ISSUED by the State for the amount OF
stock owned IN the capital of said Company or Com
/ panes authorized to make sale Of the same.
" This act shall be in force from the passing there
Of"
Th, house meets to-day at 10 o clock according
i TO adjournment.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The L. 5. Gazette gives the following letter I'M
der date Of the 8lh of Feb, from Liverpool from dis
tlnguished Merchants, whose calculations have
rarely failed.
"There is rather better feeling in our wheat mar
ket this week, aud stop TO decline, Inferior quail
lies. We, however. see little encouragement IN
prospect and conclude that our imports before the
next harvest will exceed wants, if the crops pro-
mise well.
to cotton, it becomes question of crop, and
100000, seems to be the point. II under, we look
&c te"ia'a. al adrance if over, not 50, unless
appearances should be uniayotao.e Tor lie ensuing
crop. We do not however consider the procrasiiua-
ton in the bringing forward OF this crop, actually
favorable TO speculation.
We do not think any change will take place in
our corn iaWs. Sales OF sweet flour at 12s"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

lie Harlers convcuing IN Ihcir individual capacity,
~ rordne 10 the ancrni usaccs Of the EcphbheHt
p1rV. The lHtcrmay. in certain contingency, D.
called npop 10 east the vote of Virginia upon 81
The competitors Tor the Presidency. Every thing
indeed eonspircs TO give tie deepest interest tothe
coming election. Il may have an important beating
upon e state Of parties generally. and siidoubless
be looked npou with extreme solciiude by our lie
publican brethren ghcul the UHiou. II may
have the effect OF giving thai decided performance
the administration ~ tho councils OF The nation,
which will b. peculiarly Necessary, # The troubles up
On cur borders should result, uuayuldably ~ Tor
rign war. For let The tug of come when II
may. instead OF divided oouncs-inslead Of aD TX
ctulive. sustained by mcagrc majority. cmbafrass-
I'd, and. perhaps, thwarcd, by "a powerful Oppose
fnn--f We would defcnd our country VIC must have
i" long pull, strong pull, and pull all together
To the polls, then. fellow citizens Emulate your
aaYelsafes in their zeal, while you give them les
son Of moderation in tho temper and the manner OF
conducting tho canvass. Press forward to the sup
port 81 thai standard which raised by your fathers
more than forty years ago, aud it nom the DIS
giaee ofbcng socd aud uamplcd under foot, in tbs
your day and generation!
HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER,
PrCsidcHt.
JOHN BROCkENBKOUGlI,
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
CHARLES YANCEY,
PHILIP N. NICHOLAS,
GEO. G. DROMGOOLE,
IllEROME J.. OpIE.
lice Presidents.
5 T"oa', E 3 ,.,,..o Secretaries,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

MENlCO.-An arrival at New Orleans from We
IA Cruz btings adyces few days later than previous
accounts. The LousIanian states that TWO dipo-
matte AGENTS, General Gaudaloupe Victoria and
Manuel Gorostza had arrived at Vera Ciuz, charg-
ed by the Mexican Government TO treat with Adm
raj h audn the cessation OF hostilities. As soon
as the latter heard Of their arrival Vera Cruz, he
left Anton Dlzmdo for that place in the lrgate Ne
relde he VAS received Vera Cruz with salute
from the cannon ON the forts. The Mexican en-
Voys, Admiral l}audn aud the English ambassador,
Nh. Packenham, repaired on board the English fri
gate la PIque, discuss the basis Of tho proposed
treaty. The result oil the FIST conference is not
known, but IL not inferred that matters were III
train lor Tie final adjustment OF difficulties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

FLORIDA CanrA'eN.--The Army and Navy
Chronicle of Thursday says -" Maj Gen. Ma
comb will leave Washington this day to take the
chief direction Of affairs IN Florida. His stay
there will depend upon circumstances which can
not be known until after his arrival in the Territory.
Gen. Taylor will remain on duty in Florida"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

TIE British Qafca.-According to a paragraph
IN the New York Commercial advertiser, this steam
shpm be despatched from London her first
npio tbs country during the month Of April.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

The Rev. J p B. WILMER. Of The Epjsco,,l
Shutah' late Chaplain of the University fVmelnia.
mas been appointed Chaplain in the u s. Navy, and
ordered 10 the Frisale Constitution, Com. CLAx-
Toy, ABOUT 10 SAL lom Norfolk ior the Pacific.
-1reaQ,
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III aufntaIfs I0I ttUIIu " III VII tNIV
sr the most rigid accountability In every IL

WIN iss'ei. t"Fs i"e wy - . ~ 't-'' 49,
that the other Is mi snHe'tn't shiolced. hD'
sighi attention 10 me iaeis VIII sstlsis YOU ~ ''
sher the present Administration, nor lhe hep'o
iican party, as party, are lespnhieie oi 'H''0
Wis. ,
In respect 10 our expenditures some o. 'l1i' a."
permanent, aud others OF easianaana
That there should be u sinad, ihefs'te ~ ~ ~
AIRY civil, military ind naval fAieinis ''
vcrnmeni oi a country ha.eh NJ - - ,'tl I
sied uouhed the nanoef " 7''' , " =, =. g.
ey, enlarged ITS bonnaatN ~ t',. r..
tunes us extent 10 it9e ih' = " - -,
less than bur, tosttsnieeo 'iis'.p 80 -, -
post routes hnm l - 10 pe5' 49, "'h' ""'
naturally TO ne ahtit4fssst' - - '''''
er we IND heass etis' ~ , 80, - - -,
and winch nave oeea e''e' w o'si'S' ~ Wv
vote 81 tue opposio'h VIZ" '"' M - ''' - wv
enhpo'tefso' Tug A" :" ~ -
country p'e"n"is 20" NV " 'Np' - ~
pr'pf'a'ons ,' ls's9"s ~ -, 49," -
mou" aa 70 - "'' -. " r,soo
TO a2oVo eSoeehln TUE "ho'c Pehs'ep lis' VI 10
Tor fesa,u',ohat, .es, ''' - '
nat mhhons, nc esi'',ae,s' ~ i9''t io '''I""'
ing eeftea hhseis an" NV nv e'a"n 81 t'l'' ,
CREEKS ah" i'e's, "'n u 49, ,'"'' "'''''' Wv
eAPenuae,hssth A"'> Via.. =, ''," W" = 80
un'' leu. amouale'' ~ = = ehs - f''' ''''
Asa'hs' 'h.se rne STAT H's"'s NJ ti"''"" ' '
ways 'o''". ~ " sts''t'fs NJ - ''' 40
teo years u - '"'t''' = - ''..t4H5 va 81" ~
rrase ABOUT 81 'e"o "piisi' IN i.'a '''y "t''
S3Soo0u an" II tie iaf session. tfA ait tAld 10 -
coed by % per cent iht amount a hY eihef sh"ll
ecssinn Oh Aon4fess 4 his tNhaFati increase hhS
principally occurred IA tt eoa H&tHttSlthses "I ih'
TWO hohses ny the li'ohie oil thousands 81 ""'h
mens' III many instances OF no hsn, hhH ny tnn'h-
ing members With hooks. aud MT only those who mc
a. Hpf win hiX bf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

RnopE IsIANp.-The Democratic Republican
Convention OF this state have nominated Nathan
Ie Bullock Tor Governor, and BENJAMIN t. Thurs
ton, Lieutenant Governor OF Rhode Island.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

WHEAT OF ST. JosErH CouNTY-The White
, Pigeon Republican says one hundred thousand
bushels of wheat have been sold in that county the
present winter, destined for the eastern market this
5 ring. Detroit Dy. Ady
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

Large Remuncretion.-Th Sheriff Of Texas, who
brought the murderer Cook to Mississippi, received
remuneration ofthree thousand dollars, voted by
the Legislature Of that State, in addition to the c-
wand Offered by the Governor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

The Hayre packet which sailed from New York
on Sunday. is said to have taken out the lady aud
family of Nm. NJ. Price, the late District Attorney.
The sum of 5000 900 in specie, it is said, was ship
ped from New York for Hayrc on Saturday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

FROM FL0RIDA.-O the 1st inst Gen. ray
or shipped 80 Indians from Tampa Bay to the West
ward among them 60 warriors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

GAMBLING LARGE sCALE.-Ihe Mobile
Chronicle of the l2h, complains bitterly of the sums
which the gamblers will carry off from that place
during the races. 1t says Mobile lost all, in u
lor $4,000 a side aud estimates the losses Of
that city In the amusement al 500, 000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

DEBrs OF THE SEVERAL STATEs.-Thc following
table, prepared by MI flagg, late Comptroller, for
the Albany Argus, shows the total amount Of stock
issued and authorised be issued by eighteen states
which have tesonedlo this mode of raising money.
Where the returns from the financial officer OF any
State did not afford MI the information which was
desled tho State laws have been examined to asccr
tain The extent oil the aulholIsed Ioans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
II L "A " d y

FNHE SUBSCRIBER is now constantly receiving
L and offers Tor SALE the superior and well known
PIANOS,
made by Chickering & Maekays, Boston They
will be sold as mean TO mandatory prices as freight
insurance. etc. will admit Of aud warranted upon the
receipt to be both of superior tone and durable ma
terlals. Being sole Agent for Lynchburg and the
surrounding county the lovers of Music are
fully invited to call and examine for themselves in
preference the risk of sending to distant places
without their own choice. The following gentle
men among others have been supplied with the a
bove instruments, aud can testify their undsputed
merits, both rs musical Instruments, and as elegant
~ finished furniture
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and for sale by H. SIABLEh.
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