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MHAU.ERS -.

Al Cloudy Bay. April 23d ship Erie, Dennis. Of
this Port, 400 vh 100 spi Warren. Lewis. War
ren. 3l0O VII 200 50.
Arr Al Holmes Hole. Sept. 4ih. bark Sapphire.
Suif Pacific Ocean. via Talcshusns With 100
bbs ~ and 800 xh oil. for Salem. Reports at
Ma.ssinefo 10 March. bark Persia, Norton, Nev
Bedford. no oil. Spoke july 7ib lsl. p -. long
81 ~, saip Goicopds, Smith. Nev Bedford. %
bbs p. l7th, bark Palestine, Cumblish, Salem
10 oil
letter reed at Nantucket. from Capt Benz
Siareues. dated Payts. J1ne l3,h. reports among
others. June ID, ship Anhe. Richmond. Bristol
100 bbs sp oil.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

At Baltimore, ID inst sehr Gen. Cobb, from this
port
bark vas seen, on Friday noon last, ashore on
Great Round Shnal, Nantucket, with signals Of
distress flying. and fishing schr standing for her.
The bark was foreigner, probably the Suenisb
bark skogman. Oormerly Antelope. Of Boslon) i'm
GottenbUrgh. last from this port, whence ste sail.
ed on Tuesday, 81 inst,
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FRESH GOODS FOR AUTUMN
RECEIVED AT

RECEIVED At
SA&ES GLLM,S%IsSV
THlBET and Moreno CLOTH
Printed Saxony and worSled chez,
Printed and plaid Victoria.
Figured and plain AlplneS,
SWISS and KNIT Shawls.
Thlbel and Brochl. ditto,
French and British prints,
Rich MouSselIne de LANES, plain and figured,
Scaris, CoaTets and CrayaiS
MOhair MttS and Gloves
Printed Flanue--W elch ditto.
Rogers and English fannels
WorSted DamaSk and Moreno,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and Coored MernoS.
French Work and fancy Laces,
Embossed Center Table Cloths,
Rich SatinS for cloaks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks for dresses,
BroadcloIhS, Cashmere and CasSinetS,
Ribbed and plain SailinettS.
Mohair, Moravan and worSted Hose,
Superhne heavy sheeting and Shifting. sep II
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NOTICE.

Ds. wAsREy, agent OF the American Colon
i,atio. .Soci,ty will present statement Of facts
connected with the formation and operations OF
the Society. and the present state Of the Colony
a, Liberia. in an address. on Sunday evening
next (the 18th ibs,..) at O'Clock, in the Spring
Street Church, (Rey. Mr. Dumonts.l
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BONNETS.

Florence Straw Bonnets and Hoods,
ColOred Braid ditto and Hoods,
Childrens Florence and Braid ditto,
Uncut VelvelS, and Silks for BonnetS,
Bonnet Vevets, plain for ditto,
Elegant Garntures-Satin, Taficta.
Changabe, plain, plaid, and other Ribbons for Bon.
nets, for sale as above at
sept ii JAMES HAMMONDS.
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rly va. living in the h.rbor at the time. and
IN: ,ooa;tion of the Relief was inferred from
ne, r,ovemeots. The commander immediate
IL despatched his boats, with an anchor and
cabLe !or the Relief, which were bent on, and
the store ship came TO anchor.
The Relief was at Csllao OIL The 10th of May,
zud she then had the anchor and cable of the
corvette. Such expressions Of international
courtesy always merit distinguished notice.
Globe.
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NOTICE.

The Rev. +. 7. TAYLOR, Of the Seamens
Bethel, Boston, will preach in the Unitarian
Church in Mill-street on Sunday ne1t. The
West Gallery is reserved for sesmen only.
Nespor Sept. llth. 1899.
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The BROTHER JONATHAN.
is PUBLISHED, ON THE CASH SYSTEM
@sy $Srisuo(s GS SS5ompsa,,
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.

TERnS OF BROTHER JONATHAN.
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
For 1--WE DOLLARS two copie, Of the paper
will besent one year, one copy two years. In no
case vii the paper be sent out of the city unless paid
for in aivance.
" Pos,mas,ers, by remittingus Twenty Dollars
for eg new subscribers, will be entitled TO ninth
copy gn,s.
| uT Att COMMUNICATIONS AND LETTERS sHouLI
BE ADDRESSED. POSTAGE PAID, TO
GRlSWOLD * COMPANY,
J 1924 NASSAU SrREET, New Y0nk CRY.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept On

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
At market 4l0 Beef Cattle. 240 Stores, 25 Cows
and Calves. 1850 Sheep, and $40 Swine.
About 20 Beef Cattle and 1000 Sheep were re.
ported last week-S0 Beef Callle and 500 Sheep re-
main unsold.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote to correspond
with last week. about the same prices having been
Obtained for like quality. First quality at 3 25
- 5Oi second quality so Ss third quality Sc
30 81.
Stores-Sales were made at lower price-when
prices shall become more steady We shall quote
them.
Cows and Calves-S23. 80. 40, ~, and 65.
Sheep" Dull +" and prices reduced-we quot.
lots at 81 50. 62, 90, 33 262, IS, 90 So 30
Svine-Prices have further declin.d-lois tc
peddle were taxed al 5Ac for Sows and 6I for Bar
rows; lot two thirds BarrowS 6ic at retail 6 a
81 for Sows, and 7ic for Barrows.
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TO Ne,o England Editors and Publishers
The publisher of the Boston Almanac proposes
to furnish for that publication for 1910, com
plete list of all newspapers, Magazines, etc.
printed and published in New England. In or
der to get the desired information, he requests
the Editors or Publishers TO send him one
number OF each of their respective publications
for which he will send them in return (when
published) copy Of the Almanac, for ls40.--
viii Editors in the New England States please
give this an insertion, and send a copy of their
publications to 5. n. Dickinson, 80. Washing
ton-street, Boston
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One Of those Tin pedars with which our
country is so much infested. called recently at
certain house and made the usual inquiry,
whether any tin ware was wanted A young
lady humorously replied, "Yes. should like
a tin side saddle ~ The polite young travel.
ling merchant very coureously replied. " /
have not any on hand, ma'sm, but can make
you one" Then untyng a rore from his cart,
nc added, 81 will take your measure if you
please !"
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TO PRINTERS.

Ornamental Letter and other Type in proportion
These are the prices on credit of six months -
but We wish at this time 10 encourage short credit
cash purchases, and will therefore make a discount
of five per cen, for New York acceptances a, NINETY
days, and ten per cent for cash.
We have recently added to our former extensive
assortment seven,y-fve different kinds and sizes OF
Ornamental Letter, embracing Condemned. Extra
Condensed, Extended. Outline. Skeleton, Shaded.
ornamental, modern thin-faced Black. &c; 100 new
Flowers and great variety of Ornaments forminr Q
altogether the most extensive and ell. gant nj
OF Printing Types in the United States, and abso
lutely an unriysllsd one.
We also furnish every other article that is neces
sary for Printing Office.
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertise
ment three times before the lst Of November 1888
sending us ono fthe publications. will receive pay
ment when they purchase from the Foundry fou
times the amount ofther bill
Sept IA. GEO. BRUCE & co.
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Whales on Shore.-The ST. John, n. b.
Courier Of the oath ult. publishes the following
extract Of letter from respectable gentleman
in Schodiac to his friend in that city:
"On the morning of Sunday last. were found
lying on the shore at Reedish. in this Parish.
81 whales, the largest one twenty three feet
aud half in length from which were taken a.
bout $50 barrels Of oil. OF their species. &c.
! am unable to state ; and as the weather for
some days previous had been uncornmonly
calm and fine, no opinion can be formed as to
the cause Of their having run aground"
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TO I.s.T.

IA THE NEW AND CONVENIENT
1sigm DWELLING HOUSE on King-sreci,
E.L~. built within two years past aud occupisdby
Russell Clarke dec. Said house is situated in one
Of the plcasaniest aud most commanding situations
in Newport, and is every way calculated for gen
ilenan's residence On the premises are a Carriags
ileu.e Barn, and all other usual conveDiences.
March "a Apply to GEO. Il. HAZARD.
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The long looked for works of Mr.. MADISON
will be published early in November. Delay
has been occasoned by the state of the manu-
script, and the necessity OF explaining illusions
familiarly made. at the time of writing, by Mr..
Manson, but which lapse Of sixty years rem
dered obscure. Mr.. GILPIs, to whose super
intendence the work was committed by the
committee Of Congress, has taken much pains
10 elucidate these passages, having added some
hundreds Of notes in explanation of the text
Mr. SPARKS, also, has lent his assistance for
the same object. The work is all stereotyped
and will make three volumes instead of two, as
originally nounced.-Erg. Idhler.
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Lottery dsthorizedby tie STATE NJ Nary
land 10 srect Torn Hall and o,hsr
publ, buildings in tie city Of Bal
taore-Ci for 1889.
To be positively drawn in the city Of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY Sept 25th, 1899, at 4
o'clock }. NJ. under the superntendcnce Of
Commissioners.
ID. S. GREGORY 81 Co, Managers.
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Hon. William Sullivan died at his residence
IN Boston, on the Sd inst
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r, r. ].
Err lst, 1889,
iag for them ,eiHpiea~
S they are placed in a
Z NJ Mason
Mrs Harriet Mitchell
Sarah Mcintyre
Miss Sarah ; Mallcu
Sarah h Mason
Maria l. Melville
Mary Mitchell
2 Mary Morris
n
Mrs Newbould
George Osborn
L
George A Pea body
Aaron Pease
John q Proud
Mrs A Il prindle
Elizabeth A Parker
Miss Mary L T. Potter
TX l., dia Packard
X
J. e Richmond
EdwardC Ru,ledse 7
Miss ) Ru,ledse .
Matilda 4 R.es
Mary Rose
l.aNeua Ross
Anstes /. Richardson
Cyrus II Stone ?
Eben T. Sutlle
Jodo LUIS de Soma
George Smith
Frances NJ smith
William shaw
George Il Smith
ell J Studdan
Solomon D Spanlding
Mrs sally Stewart
l. Shubiiok
Catherine sphinx 2
Miss Rachel Smith
Hannah shaw
Il
Asa w Tibbits
Capt Thayer
Aaron Thorp
Osborn rrow
William J Tilley
Mrs Olivia II Tow 2
Wm Thnrston
Abby Thurslon
RP Tilllnghast
v
Miss Anna Van Schaick
w
Robert Waikrnson
ID Charles Wiling
Ehas X Wllmarlh
slenry Wood .
Joseph u Wheeler =
Anbins Wliehouss
Mrs Eliza r Waldo
- Waddlnglon
Robecca w Wood
Hannah Mary Wheeler
Fanny Walker
Susan Wilson
Miss Martha Webster
Ann Necden
y
Charles yarnslc
MIDDLETowH
Robert A Gnnnell
Daniel Bebee
Samuel Peckham
JAMESTOWN
Henry Fowler
G.orgs Anthony
William Dennis
Cslit A Carr
lRIsH
George Brunuan
Patrick Porris
re Francis Mct;owan
John O'Brien
Path Brariner
II. X. CARR, =. NJ
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LAuscH.-A fine ship $50 tons bur,hen. in
tended for whaler, and owned by Charles r.
Tucker, of this town. was launched from the
yard of G. Bsrstow & Son at Mattapoisett, on
the 27th.-N Bedford Register.
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NOTICE.
STORE: TO LET.

1>,A THE Store next north OF N. Sweets in
IsTm Thames street. Oh Cheapsiie Newport iI21.
Gl0. One OF the bes, sands for business in the
street recently occupied by Reynolds Coggeshall.
Possession gwen Immediately. Applylo
ivI7 N. SWEET.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
korpA THE well-known FARM situated in
EtTse the town sf Middletown, belonging To
the Estate Of the late Joseph Card dec.
about ~ miles from the State House
in Newport, containing about 60 Acres of frs, rate
Land, with Dwelling. House and other buildings
ihereoai about Two acres are covered with choice
iiu trees, aud never failing stream of water runs
through the farm For further information, aud
terms Of payment, apply to MLroN HALL, New
port, EZRA G. ReAD, New York City. or 10 tho
Subscriber in Troy, n. Y.
NJ. VAIL, E1sc'r.
Troy n. Y. Aug. 3, 1889
y'r II the above Farm is not previously sold
private sale Il will be- sold at Public Auction at
Townsend's Hotel, IN Newport, on TUESDAY,
the oiih OF Sept next, ut 10 o'clock a. NJ.
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SEPTEMBE
o. Persons eaMs
say /" advertised" as
separate boz.
A
George Atkins
John J Albans
r Alexander
Charles d Alger
Miss Charlotte Austin
II
Frederick w Brunn Jr 2
Br Bfasirow
Walter Blake
Or W NJ Bailey
Joseph Basoom j.
Warren BuIneu
Edward Byrns
William II Brown
Henry Z Bauy
Cap. Daniel Burdick
Abraham Barker
Wm Bachelor
Mrs Mary Ann Burdicl,
William Bowen
LAWN ; Bailey
Sarah l. Brown
Hannah Bucanuon
/ Miss Anna Booth
Elizabeth NJ. Bentley
Thomas J Campbell
MesSrs Carter n keeler
2nd Baptist Church
Cap William Collins
w \ Church
WIN Il Cranston
Mrs Abby Chase
Mary Is. Copper
Richard Cobb
Miss Hannah VI Cornc.
Anna Jhace
Harriet Chandler
Joseph c Dennis
John Dalton
Mrs Jane e Drnke
Miss Mary Dntiy
Sarah 4 Darling
Lucretla X Dodge
/ T.
A Don fedro Esprio
! r
Miss Mary Ann Fish
Catherine Folkes
Anna Fisher
II B Clifford
Francis Gorham
Francis Garlia
Francisco Joze Gourno
Mrs Sarah & GrInnrll
/ Miss hnna y Goodson
job w Heath
George y lIOzard
w l. Illnsdale
Calvin Harden
Charles ; Hall
Arthur Heyward
James Iierrick
Mrs Sophia'IiamblIn
Lucy Haynes
Mary c Hall
- Ingalls,
George Jones
Mis-. Abby Joy
slilda Kerr
l.
Editor Of the Lobelian
Noel l.arana
Edward Landers
Rev G Lee
f. Il Lownds
Mrs T. II l.arned
Miss Mary { Liyermore
James Maxwell
Samuel L Marsh
William L Mayhem
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40 t|n''h R
ELEGANT
C0U N TRY SEAT
FOR SALE.

lNOR SALE upon reasonable terms the EIE.
n CANT MANSION HOUSE OF ROBERT
JOHNSTON ESQ. near the celebrated Newport
Beach together with all the buildings aud a6ou,
eigh, acres OF Land ofprime quality.
The situation FOR prospect aud scenery is no, ex-
ceeded by any in New England-is. ornamenied in
the Lawn m front and sidss with variety OF Forest
Trees and eesan, shrubbery, and presents to gen.
tleman ofias,e an opportunity for investment ofcap.
ltal very seldom lo be found.
For terms and view of the premises apply To
je26 JOSIAH G. SHAW, Newport, II, L.
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TO LET.

.sax, a HOUSE opposite the Coddingion
fssffe Mandatory in DukesviIle. A very
s,snl pleasant place with d rooms. Possession
INA given immediately, apply to
Jy 10. n. SWEET.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r. J..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-15
SWORDS TO MAJ NELSON AND cot.
lENDER son.

We noticed thr uaaa ltlar- passage Of the reso-
luton offered by Ma. E5H..' am in the House Of
Delegates, voting swp,1 = Major Nelson. OF
Meckcnbmp. as a ,aa1s + the high sense enter
tanned BY the Legi.'dste fr his gallant and pa,ri-
otto conduct in lie 4Ia a5r. The Senate has since
passed the same re,oin ipa ANONYMOUSLY. The En-
John Nelson, of Mechlenburr. who served under
Washington and Lafayette at York. Major Nelson
was in several engagements on The Canada hue du-
ring the late war. Gen. G. W. Brooke. in n nc cent
letter, speaks in the highest terms OF his gaiianity
aud good conduct several occasions--of his vol
untecring To attack the enemy and actually doing
so, aud repciling Them in sight Of army. which
repeatedly cheered HIM. The Major formerly
a Representative in Congress from the Mecklen-
burg District; and is gentleman Of much in'ellec-
tuaI power and great moral worth. He is not aware
Of this move. The tribute has been loo long de-
layed." -
On Friday last. Mr. Radcliffe Offered JOINT reso-
luton IN the House, voting swordio tot. LENDER !
SON. the gallant COMMANDER Of the Marine Cotpse of
the Uuhed STATES. who Distinguished himself in
the late war with Gs,rai Rr ,aa Sea. The rcsu-
lu,ion was unanimously ,dnpted in the House, and
on Saturday the day f,lowiug, Assed uaninomsly
| in The Senate. Col. Henderson particularly dissn-
cuisl.ed himsclfOn board The Fugale Consl,tutioa,
Captain Stuart. as Captain OF Marines. when the YES
col engaged aud captured the British sloops OF War.
! Cyane aud Lsvami. Col. Henderson volunieegsJ
his services on laud-in service sirRoke 70 hsn1-
when the alarming siiuat,on u Fhsrids osokeo NJ
aid Of chvarous soldier tlss sefstes sst08
United States 10 bsr rescue.
| rRl-tsonl ce~pises.
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TO TR.4V.ELLERS.

TINE LINE ofMAIL COACHES for Richmond
l. will, until further notice, leave At 6 O'Clock
A. NJ, arrive at Cumberland Courthouse bv 8 p
Nj.
arrive at Richmond in time for the Northern Cars.
There is less nj gM rarci on Mis than ana other
Line TO RichnIona, and Passengers for the Northern
Cities, will find this safe, comfortable and as ex.
pedient as any other Line.
The line for Salem, Fncasile Sweet Springs
White Sulphur aud Lcwisburg, leaves MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at Salem with
the line to Knoxville, Nashville, &c, and At Lew
isburg with he line to Guyandoue. Our Teams and
Coaches are good Drivers are careful and sober
and the propretors will every exeron to please
their passengers. S. d. PArTESON & Co
Aprl1 GIN
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GEORGE BAGBY.

OFFERS FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
" for cash OF barter:
SUGARS, &c.
IS hhds. Porto Rico and St Crolx.
IS do Prime n. Orleans
5000 lbs. singh and double Loaf
5 ierces N. O. Clarified,
1900 lbs Crushed.
200 bags Coffee. comprising almost every grade.
apart selected particularly for families
MOLASSES.
IL hhhs. n. o. and English Island,
10 uerccs and barrels n. O.
SALT.
200 sacks Salt.
CANDLES.
80 boxes Common and Patent Tallow.
20 do do do SPERM
VARIETIES.
10 boxes Turpentinc Soap,
so whole. half and quarter boxes bunch Raisins
% Nests iron bound Tubs
10, 600 lbs Cotton Yarn, Lynchburg Factory, No
To Il,
10, 00) lbs. Western Bacon,
tierces Catolina Rice, new crop,
) barrels MaccareI,
10 barrels Rump Pork,
20 kegs nuponts Rifle Powder,
60 do Blasting do,
1900 lbs. Bar Lead,
10 tons well assorted bar Iroh,
5000 Nails and Brads 4d TO God,
l,5O0 lbs. good and dana red Sole Leather,
100 lbs Spanish Hotant Indigo
$50 lbs Dutch Nader.
200 lbs. American Blstered Steel,
10 barrels Tanners Ol,
SO bushels Northern Potatoes,
% bags Shot,
80 teams Writing and Letter Paper,
Is bis Sweet Malaga Wine,
10 boxes fine Oronoku Chewing Tobacco,
20 boxes Young Tyson, Imperial and Gunpow-
det Tea,
90 barrels n. c. Tar,
90 doz. Lines and Bedcords
l bale Hops
Pepper Grger, Allspice,
Goshen aud Pine Apple Cheese,
Wrapping Twine, Clover aud Timothy
Seeds,
Muscat Wine, West India Preserves,
Window Glass, Half Bushel Measures.
Brown Shirings, Bedtlcking,
Chocolate, Shoes, Hats,
Tar Cans. Horse Buckets,
Soaps, Wrapping Paper.
.2,ad on Consignment,
40 VI. Cigars of various grades
March 81 Is
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Mfs. BENZ. w. CUHrfS n


VIE. BENZ. w. CURTIS. An
UNANIMOUSLY elected by the Board of Trrs,
Principal. For the last two wears Mr. 50, ~
had charge Of the Slate River Scho, p,,.,; 'S nas
County. Va and is highly ,eeomm.a'aJ ~, nam
Trustees OF that School also, by p,s.,an, ~ 'he
uate. ~ " ""'s" NC Isl grad
The academic year Is divided into ,ro session. If
hve months each '''''''n' Vi
nc iein;S OF Tuition are as follows, viz:
frslimr airy Course.
'i'soef branches OF English Ian
Sa"ge, exclusive OF Malhcmntcs0 10
mathematics, French, German La
10, or Greek Language IL Z.
students will be charged from their entrance lea,
SEES OF sickness exceped) Till the close of tho Sos
sons. WV '''
Board, including washing, lodging lights. &c.
may be had IN private Gnes al IS per month.
he vicinity IN which this Institution il located
IN point OF health. morals and means of acquiring in
formation, IS probably not surpassed by any in the
country In addition to the advantages offered by
similar institutions, students may have access to n
circulating Library.
n. B.-Parents and guardians NAV ,est ,,o,,,l
s'fct attention will be paid To the morals of the
students.
By order ofthe Board
Il. +. CIlEAfHAM President
III The Editors of the Richmond ENQUIRER
VIII insert the above once week for SIX weeks and
senu Their account to this Office for payment.
CONCORD, Campbell Co, Va,
February 81, 1889. f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-15

MARYLAND EEorsLAruRE.- important Hill
reported by Mr. Spence, rr,hng several necessary
aud sauasy alterations in the laws relation to the
eight million loan, rs asked by the Chcsapeaks aud
ONO Canal. and baltimore and Ohio karoad Com,
panies, his passed th- House of Delegates by n va
ny decided majorily. This sugars we'll and Wv now
have a'nos, entire confidence that our whole system
OF Internal improvements will receive that fostering
care OF thu Legislature that j. muck needed. and
most ansously desired. The following letter from.
DR.. Collins. gives us the gratifying result oC the
days preceding
THURSDAY NIGHT, 9 ocLocK.--We have ,hls
moment Adjourned, after eleven hours session tn,
day. Mr.. SPence's bill has Just passed, 44to 49,.
The Sasqnehaona Railroad comes up to .rpo,rew,-
Bah Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-15

Posr orrrcr Removals BY the Post Master
Generals Answer To the resolution of Mr. TN.
mihEr, passed IN lhr senate, calling for The mum.
Der OF Postmastcrs rcnIovrd since the ih of March,
1887 itappenrs, thai there have been REMOVED
since thai time, as tolows :--Mane tO-Ncw Hmm
shire 4-Nermont l3-Massachuseis 25-Conneo-
ileui ll-New York is-New Jersey 4-Pennsyl..
vana 45-Drhware l-Mnfylani 13-Vnpinia L.
Moth Carolina 6-Soplh Carolina 2-tirorpia d
Louisiana 3--Ahh,ma s-kantncky 6--Tenpe sssa
5-M'ssoufi lo-Oho a3-Indiana t3-llnois IN
Michigan lS--Wisronsn 5.-Whoic nunbsr Of
Removals in tho Posi- Oihce Department. since 1887
-36d - .Acr. Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-15
CASTLE HUI, April 9Th. 1880.
GES TLEMEN,

GESTLEMEN,
have received, with the liveliest sensbility,
your communication of the 2l instant.
The testimony 1t conveys TO me OF yOur approba-
ton of my public conduct most dear TO me. Ii
comes from those, OF whom IA large majority have
been close and near observers OF may conduct, ever
since | have been called, by the confidence Of my
fellow citizens. to take any part whatever IN public
affairs. Coming, too, from men, whose uniform and
consistent attachment TO the illnslrous founders
aud cherished principles Of the Republican pafty.is
well known, and who were ardent friends 10 the cleo
ton OF the present Chief Magistrate, I'm the hope
aud belief that he would faithfully carry out those
principles it cheering indication that the spnt
OF party subservency has not, in this ancient and
venerable Commonwealth, extingulshed those scniI
ments OF manly independence and of public virtue
which recognize the good Of The country as the sole
legitimate end OF parry cooperation, and the only
rchful test by which to try the actions of public
men. Ii is IN obedience to this principle that ]
have felt myself called on by every oblgaton OF pa
tnotism and fidelity, TO oppose, To the best OF my
ability, thosencasures of the administered ion which,
with you, believe to be pernicous TO the interests.
aud dangerous to The free Republican Institutions OF
our country.
Profoundly gta,efu gentlemen, for the approba-
ton YOU have SO cordially expressed Of my conduct
in this aud 9th instances. since have been IN the
vitations. and shall oe mos; happy IN eet you al
the time and place you have indicated. Accept
pray you, the sentiments Of warm regard and sin
cere esteem with which am your friend aad fellow
citizen. w. c. RlVES.
To MEssRs. HIaGINBoruAM. CRAVEN, DunRErr
kINSOLvING, AND OTHERS.