Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-22
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letter has been received by the General Committee of the
Wiz Sopn~ Slriaf New Yor civ from, Mr. tIal in ,,I,
To an atun to visit that CIV in eh he says.Itis rrue
that have been able avoid during present Journey
manifestations o the regard end kindness Of fellow citi
Ah7 nave sieeeeoedn "tfsr ia u9heilhf, without de'a-
uon 10 la 'Gise '"u Nhe ma nlalEed out ohIs com
mcneemenL This Is the lat m the series OF places which,
never having seem vas desfoos 10 VISIT aud not Is my
wfh TO feac nome WIN as little delay as may be rraecatc
h e4 o. ''e" INK nin 9l,sy' N g row, ny "nyn
siqf af,, If, Il -, -, ~, c, ~ ''5
eyr5aag I fs9l., mutation 6age IN orrigo ~ ~, g,
M a ~ - ~. 'Il -. to "',',e at inc Guy
tr a a 800 IL; - ' anu 's"' 10 i''a'' ''eie
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ie499 ih' No" orleans papers admonsh stran
gers 10 refrain from writing the city, the yellow fever pre-
ailstsfe 10 eo3.d'aoie extent tiiefn cases oe-
ta " ''l "a" ""'is VI "V'N u "H'ch hihe etiiha-
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oanson the 9th INST, by the steamer Arabian, consigned to
the house OF Samuel Wight, which sold at lJeents.
Taificl Jadgsz-Ile louisville Journal of I5te fot,
suss several Mississippi Loeorocos, and among the St
s. j. GEospn Who crc,fv received from the f,,Err Ca.
yonmentan appointment iudseahp, hive addressed
letter 10 Mn Nahe bgese hlh 10 become candidate for
reelection To- aa uiN-a states senate: EIeeuonecllng
Jnlzes becoming tie e1tse e The iand NeNtto Judge
Buft one Of 1 editors OF the New 0rlcnns Bee" mud
WAGNER Of line louisuifa, recently louah duel be.
houa hungry How much GOOD did il tlcml
~, ..g,,qrgt tsl. ic eob- gyc1sag1ly ,,., Of ero,
- ~ ~ P.s u. VIZ l0 A-llsts"'! shb' "heh
should sta, te5apofrtri fac. as ri,en N "A Nfy WIZ n
,, H., .,,,, ", 49, -. - - 81 I'VE oiN ii-
pes tha1 "' Ca ei pm ne MONIES m the
lnnd esenc-s Of Tie tmtsd Sloos' sixty iour dcaa
co.
The Wh-s ofAair7 iute agan nominated Edward Kent
as Their candNaieiof Governor.
Airs. Bonnot Su,aunai has brought her husband three
huf children at 5l1ih'
The Bangor CoIrcr sarstnt Nj TaalhcrsunlaIgh and
Cob Nudge, british Commissioners buyr through thai
civ ON heir why 10 the o nied territory with larqe auaf
tiiv Of trouonira and other instruments for The
speafip. the BOUNDARY line
C;,e,5 p,oftg7Ir Ce,fao rIo,,Il, q, c,l.,,, o,,.
-. ~ -. A.. -. t t"..is'' "ll' a"lls III
porsedy the hari Winter olIot year md the lonr ONE
presented Mr. Colh othat vicinity no last fall refused
S3aa3 Ion The product oud ezprc to have from 70 10 40ueG
sle the coming autumn, all being fased iun that sin
tree.
UlncdcSlcy 0fd Iaiomac Raj RQH2It is stated in the
report laaly mud by prI.nl bruce al The annual noia of
the slo khuicf o this Rad Road tint in 1886 the number of
barrels OF Flour transported on the ond previous 10 Anosf
$1,000 In 1857 increased to $4,000 in 1888 il was
road thirty miles in length Is good cxpoueut Of e cDc
nicaons in this country
The Philadelphia National Gazette states That Iron Steam
OF laHnf 'ehaafhG mud WAS edueasd at ale College.
President Nvi-t and Dr. Mitchell Of New York, to whom he
had Introductory rs' hls iheoy as ii was considered, of
iron h9als- From ines ssnmsn ne received no encourage
tI,I MN; IN, ~ , :" we i =, ,aoN "i 4's Inns-
Mr. A.oI t,.rzagor.la ami eltailsa pint ~ H. , s
Of s.erha'asHe Iron safety Sims" He made n1,'SrJs
models sub ,cauaV and rniashed speri,nons l. Gr H.
prficflla use OF the shin I1IIdcrs nn1 n99l ar,,,
niled states lis nsenii, nn ior % -, ,,e
and the merit Of his iuycnla Is claimed by Tnoan1 f;
ships or boats have any practical udraniaae over tbosr hnt
OF wood time hat Alcot should receive the cncour,
/ "ae'aeli' So ioh5 "l'll''a'
pritsi4an M T., oa,;ss ~, ~, ~ -, u N'I.a.
Of the present ,tar Steamers with aggregate OF 49,
vcrnmen The number steamboats, in the ntc1
States about The sum time WIS 500, with aggregate tom
Years there h.e been - acelents British steamers with
eloss oIooI lives In the United States, 228 steamboats,
befoi lives lost, ahoai 9odo,