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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20
Wines and Liquors,

wines ana Liquors,
ON Draught or in Bottles, of the following
~ kinds, selected with great care, by a
competent Judge, in the northern markets,
known to be pure and Of the first quality, viz !;
Golden and Paie Sherry
L st and Conan Madeira,
Old Port Wine,
Lisbon and Huscat Wines,
Old Irish Whisky,
Champagne and Cognac Brandy,
Holland Gin, and
Jamaica Rum.
Together with a full assortment ofthe COM
mon Liquors, Consistently on hand and for sale
in any quantity, by
FRANKLIN d. BROTHER,
On Main-st. door from Market.
Feb.5, 1889. 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-20

U EPHAlIA. celebrated 0leaoinous Elk.
IN tract, for Identifying and preserving tn
hair also, other Hair Oils, for sale at the Co.
lumbus Drug Store, By G. HILL.
May IS, 1889. e
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RTIFICATES.


Selma, Ala. May 10, 1889.
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ProSp' ctus Of the
Southern Literary Messenger

January %, 1889.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

INllE LINE ofMAfL CoACIlESfor Richmond.
L will, until further notiec, leave at u O'Clock,
A. NJ, arrive at Cumberland Courthouse by 3 Z.
NJ
Leave Cumberland Courthouse aiier day iipht, mid
arrive at Richmond In time iot the Northern Cars.
There is less nigbt trarel on THIS than any other
Lane 70 Rlehnand, and Passengers for tho Northern
Cities, will find this ~ SAFE comfortable aud US ex
pedlent as any other Line.
The line Tor Salem, Fincastle, Sweet Springs.
White Sulphuls and Lewisburg, leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. connecting ut Salem with
tho line TO Knoxville, Nashville &c, and ut Lew.
lsbufg with the line 10 Guyandotc. Out Teams and
Coaches are good, our Drivers are careful and sober
and tho propretorswill use every exerton to please
their passengers $, d. PATERSON & Co.
Apuill GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
ITEMS.

Arr -. ~ nre making in N. York, give public dim
The Bill before Legislature of ~ York, for the Erie
Rail Road has been defeated by the Senate.
Jobp Ouncy Adams Elk den has accepted the inyi
aton of the NJ York Historical Society pronounce before
address, the approaching heth anniversary of the
ted States.
j. J. Cendcn, Esq Senator of the United States, from
Kentucky1 is visit 10 n. Orleans.
William II. Wharton, lately Minister from Texas to the
IT, States died lately in Texas, of wound eddy the
accidental discharge of pistol.
Judge Fisher of Texas has been lately killed in an ahay
al Matagorda.
Lord Durham in his brief Government Of the Canadas
pended over $4,000 from mis- purse.
The Alexandria Gazette says The accounts from the
Fisheries the Potomac, very favorabe An unusual
large number of Shad have been caught already.
The Post Office at Portsmouth, tNa was destroyed by
fire the Sd instant The Office of the Portsmouth Tmes the
Hall Of the Odd Fellows Mr. Anlersons Book Store, &c
&C., all consumed and Mr.. Gordon, much esteemed
citizen, lost his life
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
CoMMuNICArED.
WAI. C.. EIFES.

In the late address Of this gentleman, TO the pub
Ic he contends that he has not changed ms position
He says ] have not abandoned my parry; they
have abandoned me"
This nation, as every body knows, is divided into
two great parties so nearly balanced, that each claims
a majority. Until within year or so, Mr.. RWes has
been a fayorte with the Democrats throughout the
5ssnniry whilst on the other hand, no man in Vir-
o;ni, ana icv !, the nation, has been 50 obnoxious
10 the Wings. But all almost universal change
has taken place.
In the late attempt to elect Senator, only about
fourteen OF his former opponents voted against him,
and few more OF his friends, supported him aud we
are assured that it the universal wish OF the
Wings out of Virginia, that he should be elected.
And yet he has not changed his position - | have
not abandoned my party they have abandoned me-
The nation then, must have changed. Mr.. KWes
forms the centre around which the parties reyolve,
and in the course of revolution, the Wings have
become Democrats and the Democrats, Wings
Whatever else may be thought Of this assump
tion il implies the most consummate degree OF ar
rogance
- O would some power the giter give us,
To see ourselves as others see US
A LOCKER ON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

ABDUCTION.-Tler has been lately curious
case Of abduction before the Recorder Of n. FORK.
Mr.. b. +. j. Gau,ier, formerly a JemeIler Of this
place. bun for several years pasan Auctoneer in that
city, is charged with having been concerned in the
abduction Of Maria b. Mead, from the house Of her
father, citizen Of Poughkeea>ie. Maria is the
daugh Ter of Gaulier's wile's sister. She seen
on board the steamboat with him lie paid her pas
sage, and assisted in changing her outer dress while
she was on board. The trial had not terminated at
our latest accounts.
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Brilliant Scheme.

Besides a great number of S60 $50, &c.&c.
Whole Tickets slo-IIaves S5-Quarers 50 SO,
For sale in choice Numbers at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
o. Talbot will say 10 his friends &c. this Is a
most SPLENDID SCHEME!!
rs Numbers and fifteen Drawn Ballots. There is
a chance 10 r great p r q + Il and small l. . S !!
Or" Orders from the country, accompanied with
the Cash, or Prize Tickets, for Tickets in any Vir
gina Scheme drawn by d. 5. Gregory Il Co. Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
the most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
(post pald) to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbure, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
UARH.

Died, suddenly on the mig ht OF the 25th ut.. in
the Odd wear of her age, Mrs. JANE MANrIPLY, con
sort of Mr.. Nathaniel M1ntply. OF Amherst county.
1t has seldom fallen our LOT to record more affic-
tive dispensaon of Divine Providence, than the pre-
sent Possessed of all the qualifications OF heart,
which are calculated to attract and endear having
but few wears commenced the active duties oil NE,
and but recently connected herself with The Church
of Christ. she presented the prospect not only OF
endowment to her immediate family but OF useful
ness in the world This prospect. fsir as 1t was has
been blasted, and her removal, thus early, from
the circle ofwhch she lbe centre, is one OF the
Divine ysltalons in which the footsteps OF the Al
mighty in the great deep. As neighbor, sue
was kind and sympathizng as a vile, she was al
fectionate and confdug parent, she had JIst
begun to exhibit all the fond solcitude Of mothers
heart as a chran, she was harmless, possessing
the affection and confidence Of all who knew her,
and exhibiting IN her life strlkngly the mind and
peaceful Influence Of the doctrines and principles oil
the Gcspel. For some months she seemed 10 have
been under the influence OF presenriment tina: her
death was at hand but she was enabled TO contem-
plate the change with tranquility and conposure;
and expressed entire willingness that her Heavenly
Father should dispose of her seemed good TO
Him. And when the hour Of her departure came,
she met with that calmness and confidence which
the hope of an immortality, where 1.-THE wicked
cease from troubling, and the weary are at rest, Is
so well calculated TO inspire. We can only lament
he, DEATH because of the ties which 1t sewers In re-
atIon to herself we are cohhueut lhete ho'hhS ~
fear.
She now resides where Jesus is.
Above this dusky sphere;
Her soul was rpen'd for that bliss,
While yet she SO burned here
Then cease fond nature cease thy teas,
Religion points on highs
There everlasting spilng appears
And JOYS which cannot die.
| Died, at her residence in PIttsy county o."
FRIDAY morning the 22d ult. Mrs. SUSAN BLACK
in the SD year of her age. She was strict member
of the Baptist Chufch and spent large portion OF
! her life in the service OF her Maker. Tue evening
preyious to her death she retired IN her unsu'i
health. and before the rising OF the morning sun
she was corpse
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VI IL TIES.


4 ~ BASKETS and CASES of ronuins and
. nv original brands, of finest qualities of
ChampaIgne, Burgundy, Sparkling, Sill aud Old
Hook, Sparkling Burgundy, Clarets in bottles and
casks, Port and Mnscatel, IN bottles and casks, Ma
delras, Sheues, Malaens, Malmsey, Lisbon, Tin,s
and Tennerfe w I'M =, OF medium and
finest qualities,
Ola finest pure Rrnndies, Gin, Nc.,
Old do do Batavia Arraek,
Old do do Italian and French Cordial. M.
Brandy Fruits, assorted, Pickles and Preserves as
sorted,
Ralsins. Almonds, Fberis, Wolnu,s, etc.
Segars, English and American Snuifs of medium
and best qualities,
Musical Boxes,
lo, 900 Marbles, by the dozen, gross or bag,
Superior Table Salt.
London double Brown Stout and Porter, pints and
quarts.
Lamp Oil, At 81 mud 81 so the gallon,
Burton and Scotc Ale,
Imperial Gun Powder and Black TEAS, of the
first order.
GUNS AND PTS TO I. y don
BILE and single, part of HE assortment OF the vs-
~ best quality OF London samples, from Il new
house.
Shot Bags, Belts and Pouches, Percussion Cans
Dog Calls and Collars.
Screw and Percussion Renches, Wash Rods Gun
and Pistol Fiinis. etc etc.
Patent Medicines, a full assortment.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Snaps, Lima Beans, Garden Peas, Tree Corn and
small Garden Seeds,
English, French aud American Chemicals
Surgeon, Dental aud Obstetric Instruments
= Il I Il u M l. IL and Fancy Soap, In
great variety,
Dry Pants, Water. Y evct aud Fancy Colors
WI nsicaI Instruments and strings. n very
full supply, part OF each ot the first order
Fishing Tackle aud Hooks, Needles aud Hooks and
Eyes
Round and Square Shaving Glasses, assorted,
Pocket aud Pen Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Homes BatIcdoors aud Birds
Brushes and Narnishes, fine assortment,
Ink Powder, Liquid and lndellibe Ink
Lemon Syrup, Juice, Acid aud Salt of Lemon,
Snuff, Shaving. Tobacco and Segar Boxes
Gold Steel. Silver Seed Beads, assorted,
Visiting aud Playing Cards. Watch and Guard
Chains,
WATERS, Scaling Wax, Knitting knecdles, Pins
Dice, Ivory, Dressing and pockel Combs.
Mustard, Cure Powder Jams, Jees and Syrups
assorted,
Rose Wood and Mahogany Writing DESKS,
Ink Stands, FhImbles, thermometers. Norlsrs
Bolus Knives Scales and Weighs, Pm Tiles
Soda Sedz. SaIsaparlla, etc. etc. Powders,
Dye Stuhs and Obs, general assortment,
Sweet and Table Oils, medium aud first qualities
Crayons, Pencils Spectacles and Purses.
SaIdnes, Capers, Olives and Anchoyes
Luciler. Friction and Maggie Matches,
Fancy Articles, Bronze aud Ink Stands,
Spices, ground and unground, and Picking articles
all kinds,
menf, pure aud OF best quality.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
EDlessNiH Scheme.
John q. .Heesla.

is NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY Of
l. STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, recently pur.
chased, principally at AUCTION, in the Northern
Cities. for q A IL and selected, in per-
son, with great care from the late extensive I'M
PORTAI IONS.
His assortment in respect to variety, beauty, style
and cheapness, will be inferior none ever Offered
in this market. The public are invited to call and
examine.
March IS 4w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

G-T BY the last mail from New Glasgow, received a
commune enqurng Why Obituary notice forwarded
sometime past had appeared in the Nirgninn. In reply,
will say that all such notices are promptly Published
without charce-but we are soictous insert them
in paper, for receiving them Those wishing
such notices published must PAY POSTAGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
.N'OTsCE,.

VNHE Ladies of Lynchburg AMI vicinity
l. specially informed that they can have heir
Shell Combs repaired and repoished, and Side
Combs made of the tops the very best manner, and
Tor avery small amount, by leaving or sending them
the subscriber 2nd door from the corner the first
cross street below the Franklin Hotel south of Main
street. sign of the gilt Comb.
N. d Il will send all Combs home if requested.
G.. G. PETERS.
Anil II .2t
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ROnnets and Shoes.

lust RECEIVED, case of superior FLOR
y ENCE BRAID BONNETS, and | OF
HOODS OF NUNS BONNETS, latest style.
ALSO,
cases best KID and CALF-SklN SLIPPERS,
all OF which will he sold very low.
BURTON & ROBES.
April II Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

CONNECTICUT ELECTION.--The cleo
ton ia this State has resulted in n complete Wing
triumph Ellsworlll's majority over Niles for Gov
ernor is about 1000. The Legislature is Wig by
a large majority, and six Wing members Of Congress
ara elected to take the place OF the six Van Buren,
members in the late Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

TNllE undersigned having lately purchased The
J. entire STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONARY.
&c. formerly owned by Joseph T.. Martin in this
place, begs leave respectfully inform the citizens
of Lynchburg and the public generally, that he will
continue the Bookstore in The same building, occu
pied by former owner where he will keep for sale,
very reduced prices constant and general assert
ment of school Books, Law Books,
Historical, Medical, Theological, PO-
ciicai and Literary works.
lie has II 1t opened few boxes OF School Books,
Literary and Poetcal works and Fancy Articles,
among which he would enumerate the following, viz
Frosts British Poets, designed continuation
of DIR. chen's British Poets. complete in one vol.
Hannah Moore's Works, complete in vol. ;
Goods study of Medicine, in vols Egypt, Arabia,
Petraea q the Holy Land vols. j; Elious Travel
in Austria, Russia and Turkey, in vols. Quincy
Married by the author of Jack Brag. in Q vols.
Tales illustrating the passions by &. p. James in |
vol Oliver Twist with Engtavings, III vol. (; aud 2
Superior copies Of Floras Dictionary.
ALSO,
large assortment of Backgammon Boxes. Bristol
Boards, Porcelain States and Blank Books.
Besides various Others too numerous to be here
listed. All Of which together with his entire Stock
he is determined to SELL upon terms more moderate,
thai they have heretofore been sold. lie respectfully
invites persons no fond Of knowledge and Lit
erature TO call and give his assortment an examna
ion Asuo pains will be spared en- his part to give
his customers entire satisfaction, he lattefs himself
with the assurance that he will receive liberal pat
ronage. CDW AND EolioLs.
a pril IL Is
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NOTICE..

LNOUND in my Stable yard. by one oil my chill
l. dren, a Pocket-Book containing a sum oil mon
ey which the can bave,b describing the same,
and paying for this advertisement.
WILLIAM DORNIN
April IL ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

o. The Legislature, from the fastest accounts,
was to have adjourned yesterday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

1Onnps, SUGAR, tamo"s them hid. SUPERB
nv OF ST. Ctoix)
1875 Bags Prime Green Coilee)
Is do Real Old White Java Ditto,
$500 lbs very superior Family Loaf sugar,
100 rcams WRAPPING PAPER,
Is barrels North Carolina TAR,
Just received aud for sale low. for cash or barter
by PAYNE & TURNER,
Bank Square.
April II wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11

O. We publish o-day the Address Of the Wings
of the Legislature. We ask for attentive peru.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
April 10Th, 1889
Drawn Numbers Of the Norfolk
Lottery.

CLASS No. g for 1882
Drawn al Ateraudria on Saturday the 9Th Of
april, riS:
Is SO 60 Ia 81 40 SIS 60 90 le 81 80 46
I have only time fc this PAPER to say that | have
sold some GOOD PRIZES in this Scheme
II. ii. BOOKER.
April IL
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Garden and z'lOaCer ,SeedS.

fresh and full assortment OF ID. Landre'h
~ Garden and Flower SEEDS Just come to manu-
aud for sale by N 80
March Is
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VjrginiN state Lottery

For the benefit of the town Of Wcsbuag,
EXTRA CLASS, No. 8, for 1889.
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday the 9th day
ofApr. IF| The drawing will be received al
this office, Thursday,the llth inst at O'Clock,
L. NJ.
.NDleasNiH Scheme.
I Prize of $4,000 so PTiZcsOf $500
| do of 5000 % do of 200
l do of 5000 l4o do of 100
do of $500
1 do Of I,36l
Besides many of $40, $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl-lialves S2-Quarters 81.
For sale in Lucky Numbers at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
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.fl'TE.V'IHO.V.
COMPANY ..

attention Company No. 4.
INCLUDING all tina, part olthe town, extending
i from the Market House to Stabler's corner, aud
from the River back to 9Th Street.
Parade in front of the Reservoir on Saturday next,
the 3,h of April. Mt | | o'clock. A. NJ.
EDW'D. w. VICTOR, Capuin.
April IL IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-11
N.EW GOODS,

WYE ARE now receivin~our supply Of
w SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which comprise large and general assortmeut.-
The.publc invited TO call and examine our stock,
which will be offered at prices that we think will
be satisfactory. TURNER 81 BURWELL.
Apiil9 4w if
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
NEoFFAT's LIFE MISUNDERSTANDING
IXH NATION = When. tho most lmportant


I'VE NATION When the most important
functions of life are suspended, and those who are
invalids by Inheritance or imprudenco are reduced
to doplorabe state of nervuus debility, lhey sho'u
rot even then despair, for it is not IN despair ,ha'
relief can be found. No. Let them hrsf look n
round. and laying inside all ureudces, ask them
selves this question" Ifmy physician cannot hclp
me, is his reputed skin my only resort z?
Perhaps at that moment the heading OF 'liis al,
vcrtiscmeni. "Mofals Life Medicines, would
catch their eve; and were they in truth dVesea
Of foolish prfindces they might perhaps be induced
10 inquire whether Mr.. Mohat's theory and treat
ment Of diseases, differed from that Of Their own
physicians They would then learn that II did az
fer, aud very widely, and with most happy results
too
lfthcy pursued their inquiries sill further, they
would find that all practising physicians OF The pres
chi day prescribe MERCURY, in some form, for
almost every disease, and they would learn too That
mercural medicines though they give present reiie''
undermine the constitution, and always leave the
patient IN a precarious state OF health.
A good Vegetable Medicine is Just tho reverse %
all his For hundreds Of years leiore thai scourgo
of mankind, 'Mercury, was emf Logged in the heal
ing art PHI, scians used nothing but herbs Even
the Bible recommends as the 'skildll physician hc
who prcparelh his medicines from herbs. Witness
Ecclesascus, clap. xii.
V. 3. The skillul physician shall liti up his head
and in the sight Of the great men he shall be IN ad-
miraton"
V.4."For he hath prepared his medicines ont ~. ni
the HERBS the Garth, and he that is VI e wil'
not ahhor then,.'
Soiat's Vegetable Life Medicines possess quail
ties of the most mild and beneficial nature. they
are cnnnosed Of articles the most anti purcscrnt,
combined with Ingredients known as the only Ger
tain nniidoe for tcvcrs of every description. When
the disease is produced either from cold, obsruc-
ton, bad air. swa,npy and daUp situations, Pntrd
nnsni, whcthi malignant or epidemic, or by other
Al, H., -, sI.,tr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
~ EsREfh VIM!

FEyiIE subscriber having removed to the store
south Of A. r. MchclIs, would nfarm his friends
and the public thu he has for sale prime assort.
mont of harnesses, made by first rate workman.
Alsp, Saddles. Brides, Trunks Bllfiao Robes, Boots
Il Shoes Seal Skin Caps, Knives, knife Sheahs,
The above sold cheap for cash.
N-TCoilars made To order, and warranted not 10
gall Repairing work done with despatch.
WIN. GARDINER.
N b. Boots IN Shoes manufactured or repaired
to ordcr at i orr notice. and in the best manner.
above w Il.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-21
REMOVAL
NaEH.EIS'
Compound EXTRACT Of IONA TO
a Substitute f1r CnLomeL

a Substitute for CalomeL
FEYIlIS is the article which has become popu-
I'll lar, and of which so much has been written
and spoken in comendation of, in the Western and
Southern cities OF tie United Sta'ts.
This is season when torpid state OF the liver
and portia circle prevails. when bile accnmulates
and becomes redundant, laying the loundaiion to
those nlanatory and bilious tevcrs, which, in
the latter part Of summer End in autumn,
prevalent. Ii is not recommended to take mcdi-
cine when in health; but let more mistake. The
murksh bitter taste and husky throat in the
ming, the coated tongue, The morning headache,
drowsuess and thirst do not bespeak health, bun
on the contrary tell ola quick coming fever unless
the foundation is removed. And now while it is
not recommended to dispense with the services Of
the scientific hysicani= active diseases, it is ad
vsable to preclude The need Of such service C
timely resort 10 some safe AZ d efficient c;lharie
medicine. A medicine Safe aud efficient will Ly
ind in the
Miles Compound Extract Of Tomato.
1t is administered in all cases, where it is ncces-
airy 10 cleanse The stomach and bowels. II removes
obstruction, and excites quick and healthy action
Of the liver and other gladular viseera ofthe abb
donen. Being diffusbc in its operation, it pre-
duces free circulation in The vessels on the SUR
face ofthe body, accompanied by gentle pcrspira
ton. # does not exhaust like drastic purges; still.
lis uctiun is more universal. and may be often re-
peated, not mcIely with safety but with great ben
eft.
~ b. The compona Mt parts to this medicine fur
nished to Physicians who may wish TO use it.
For sale in Bath, on Front Street by
J. WILKINSON.
Bath July 20, 1889 II
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TO LET

FEyfjE Brick Store on Front Street, lately occu-
IL pi'd By Samuel Mcclellan. Said store. isvery
convenient. with good cellar.
AllSO-two 1enemonts conveniently located
one on Summer Street, and one on High Street.
Apply 10 JAMES MCCLELLAN.
Bath Jan. 16, 1850. 3w AZ