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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

SRANSION, N. L.
sn&11A The Proprietors of the above es.
&&fS tablshlncnt, have OF hand and for
SNXHHS sale, large collection Of Fruit
Trees, consisting Of Apple, Pears,
Peachos, Cherry, Plumb, Ounce, Aprico,s'
| Ncctarins, Grapes, Currants, &c.--Also
Forest and Ornamental Trees, of large size
for streets, &c. consisting oi Linders, Noun
tain Ash, Chcsnn,s, Abcals, Taloc, Willows
Naples, and Honey Locusts. They haze al
so great variety of Gooseberrirs, OF new
and rare kinds, just received from Europe
Those in want Of hedging will find as great
variety of the most celebrated plants for
hedges, both for permanent mud ornamental
hedges, for enclosing Fields, Gardens, &c.
as at any similar establishment in the Union
Persons wishing 10 set hedges are invited to
examine theirs where every information will
bc given in regard TO the same. They have
the following celebrated plants for hedges ::
--Osage, Orange, iluwthorns, Cockspnr
Thorns, Buckthorns, Washington Thorns,
Honey hncusts, Prvet or Prm, Sheparda
or Buffalo Berry, bearing fine fruit. Also "a
fine assortment Of Shrubs, Flowers, Bulbs,
peonics, Iriscs, l.illics, Dahlias. Large
sized Pear Trees of very fine kinds, from 10
to ii feet in height. Catalogues furnished
gratis, on application 10 CHARLES n. TIL
| LEY, of Newport, where any information IN
re yard To Trees may be obtained, also orders
for Trees aud Plants. mny be left. Cn'n-
lorues mailed to any part OF the Union. when
requested The Trees and Plants viii be
delivered in any part of the city Of Provi-
dcncc, free ofrxprnse.
FER DINAND POTTER & Co.
Providence, Feb. -. 1889.
~ 4 few catalogues are received and
may be obtained gratis, on application to- o.
N. TILLEY. mar z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
.MElfORANDH.

cid. Wilmington, LIST inst brig Echo, Mcsscr, Ha-
yanu.-ith, Eagle, Evans, for this port.
Id ut Havana, 23d ut, schr Concord, Coe, Cardenas.
At Muluga, January eth, brig Confidence, Bailey, just
arrived from New York.
At Matanzss 27th ut brig William, McNear for this
port In 10 days.
Arr. Mt Warren ON Thursday last ship Miles Devo,
from outh Atlantic, with 1900 bbs. OIL $50 sperm.)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
BY MILTON UALL-Auctionee
EgvoadClOtlns at Auction.
On Saturday, March 80h.

On Saturday, MoIch 8Olh.
rINIIE subscriber, having made different ar
q rangements in his business, will sell r.
Public Auction his entire stock of BroadolothS.
commencing on Saturday, March 3o'l, a, nns
o'clock at his Store, VIZ one entire Case oS
Cloths, consisting Of Black, Blue, Olive, Green.
Brown, Mixed, Wine, and other colors. Also
great variety Of Remnants.
As the Sales will be pcremptory. Dealers ~
well as the Public generally, nre invited to at
/ tend.
/ Conditions liberal, and made known at tho
time and place Of sale NJ. ilA'.l', Auct'r
4 n. Is. The Cloths can be examined any time
II previous To the Sale. ml3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

- TATEMENr of The situation of the Ranks
~ IN the State of Rhode Island, Sc. on Fri.
dny March ist, 1899, as the same appears from,
ihs returns made by them TO the Bank Con,ll.is-
sioners
| LIABILITIES.
I Capital siock, S9,952s2a 90
Bills in Circulation, ,69i. .59b 90
balances due other Banhs, OO4. .OI4 "a
et profits on hand, 435. .s62 81
Dividends unpaid, 27.si9 80
Deposits on interest, 6i2,ii4l2
Deposits not on interest, 900, $50 Sc
Total amount Of Liabilities, Sl4,53o, 500 35
RLsoURcEs.
Loans and discounts, sIs.9o5.9.9 81
Specie in Bank, 423,sSS II
Hills Of other Banks. 3l5,7sO 29
Balances due from, other Banks, 800, ,367 30
Stock in own Bank, lO6, ,56S o5
stock, Real estate and other pro-
| pery, 2s7'9oo i2
Total amount Of Resources, SlI,53O, 800 80
Ofihe Notes and Bills discounted,
there is payable ou' of The State
the sum OF S4.6s6,I7I 80
Aud payable in the State s,Sl9,475 35
OF the circulation there is held by
| tho Banks 239, All 4S
In the hands Of the Pdblic i,465,ii7 So
By comparing this abstract with the reiurns
made 10 the Commissioners, Feb. lsi, 1889, II
appears thai since that date,
The circulation hus been reduced Sl00,s5S 92
The Specie has been reduced 39,i6S 81
The deposits, including dividends
unpaid, have been reduced II ,3o6 81
The Loans and Discounts have
been increased los, ,57s SO
Published pursuant to law.
Office Of the Bank Commissioners,
Providence, March s, 1889.
HENRY ANTHONY, } Bank
GEO. e.. KING, Commission
WM. PECKIlAM, ers
! March "A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

la this town, on Sunday evening. 10th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr.. William q. Irish 10 Miss Eliza
beth simmons, daughter Of Mr. Henry simmons, all Of
this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
Nem aoberttssmsnts.
GRAND 0NCERT
by THE
ITALIAN BAND.

ITALIAN BAND,
RECENTLY FROM ITALY.
1INIIE citizens Of Newport and vicinity ore
= most respectfully informed that the cele-
bratcd
ITALIAN BAND, I2IN NUMBER,
will give GRAND CONCERT of Ins,ru.
mental Music, on FRIDAY EPE.VLNG
next, March 22d, at ARMoRY HALL, and an
other on Saturday evening.
Programme.
PART |.
! !. Decentralization, Full Band
2. Waltz---from the Opera La
Somnabula, by Belini. Full Band.
3. Quick Step-Moscs in Egypt, Full Band.
4. Cuvalina-from the Opera Lu-
cia la Marmoor, Oflah Obligate
5. Waltz-Quccn of Spain, Fall Band
6. Star Spangled Banner, Full Band
PART IL.
I. Mellow Horn, Orchestra
g. Variations on The Violin, by a
\ lad Of sixteen, witt, orches-
\ trol accompanlments, by Far
\ ntini,
s. Spanish waltz,
4. Cavaiina-by Mr.. Emf
10, French Horn Obligato
). Quick Step, Full Fand.
6. Marseilles LYNN, by Belini, Full Band.
PART III. .
|. Cavaiina-fom the Opera il
Barbiere dc Seviglia, Full Band
2. lIornpipe, do.
| 3. Cinderella Waltz, do.
4. Auld Lang Sync, do.
). Galopade, d".
6. "Our fag is ,hero"-wrtten by an Officer
\ Of the American Navy.
| To conclude with Hail Columbia and Yankee
/ Doodle.
Doors open at 6i o'clock-Performance to
commence at "a o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents Children with their Pa
rents half price. Tickets to be had at tho
Bookstores, at the Park House and at the
door. March 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
HERALD OF THE TIMES
FOR, NEW YORK.

FARE REDUCED-$3.-Dtek 81 so.
6RYSn The steamboat JOHN
"a Ia ". RICHMOND, Capt
Y6ysSu5sxS4Y WM. ~. TowNssS d will
leave Providence for New
York, (Thursdny) THIs DAY. March 2Ist, at I
u clock y. NJ
The regular days for the J. w. u. TO leave
Providence until further notice, will be- Mondays
and Thursdays. and New York Wednesdays aud
Saturdays.
"."Freight taken at 6 cents per cubic foot.
March 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

"FARE REDUCED g'-No MoNopoLY
PEOPLES NE W LINE FOR NEW
YORKria NE WPORT.
Cabin passage ~, deck so cents, TO Newport
2J cents.
THIS DAY.
Msz The steamer LExINa-
a ToN, Capt. Vanderbilt
SHs:fAs HSHTs::ffAe1N9as will leave Providence
SExxsszz5 for New York THIS
DAY, March 2lst, at 3 o'clock p. NJ. or im-
mediately after the arrival of the cars.
Freight taken ut reduced price, cents
per foot.
For further information apply on board
The Engine, Boilers and Hall of the above
boat have been put in complete order aud the
boat newly furnished.
Will leave Providence Mondays and
Thursdays.
N. b. Tho public may be assured that
there will be no Racing. The boat will pro-
cecd on her regular business.
| March 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
A u CTION 8.
by WIN. LOvIE-Auesioussf.


WiH be sold al Public .Auciion, on Sat.
arday, esd inst, al 10 o'clock a. M. os
The Wha,f in the rear of The residence
OF The iaic Doct. Wm. Turner,
ONE valuable COW, Of tho
EEF1sTgSSA Durham Breed, one four
MZ24W wheeled Carriage with two
N' W setts ofbarness, Il one Chaise.
Conditions at time aud place.
Immediately aIler-Will be let ut Public
Auction, 2 lots of Land. containing one and
a half acres, situate in Tanner street.
+. p. RgMISGrOS, .iiiorneJ,
10 Hetfe +. Turner, Erecr Z.
10 he Last wa, &c. Of DIR.
Mar II. HIN. Turner, dec.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

CURE FOR JAUNDICE g. DROW'
SINESS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

and a variety Of other articles looked for in a
rmisty StOre-al OF which he offers tor cash
ON terms as reasonable as can be purchased
in Newport And hopes from his friends and
ac ouaintance To receive share of patronage.
FREDERICK A. MURPllEY.
Newport, Mar. IA, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
Notice.

THE undersigned, sole Execuirix ri tho
.ast will ard testament of her late hus.
band. Dvctor WILLIAM TURNER. late &c
Newport. dec. has appointed PgrKR p. RAM
iNorox. Esq. her sole agent 10 settle the bn-
sncss tf the said estate, and requests al hav-
ing demands against the estate to prese' !
them 10 him for adjustment, aud ,hose ~.
debted to make payment foriliw lih,'o her said
agent. ilE11E +. TURNER, ExtiS.
Ftb7.
------------- .---a- 80 ------
A NNiSECD, Tsnsy. Prpp.'nini. a''","""'
"a aud Cherry sions stDHDiAi.s' ior 'sie
tho subscriber at his ., sid.bcs.
r,, oi WV. .. .lO.t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
FORTUNES HOME
TRY YOUR LUCK.

THIS DAY-$G, 900 for 81.
o-morrow-s;l0,000 for 81.
SATURDAY,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
Notice s0 Teachers.

yV,IIE undersigned wish To procure a sui,a.
] ble Instructor aud lns,ruc,rcss for the
male aud female departments Of PusLic
ScnooL No. 2, in thls town. Persons com
pctent to instruct IN thorough English cdu-
cation. and wishing Ia engage as teachers
will please send in their proposals on or be.
fore the 2d "Wednesday in April next. Good
,estimonals will be required as To competcn.
CIV aud moral character.
Please address, pos, paid, -" Committee o'
Public School, No. ="
r.. TEEvETr,
II. e.. DrNuAM, COMMITTEE
WV. ". DouGLAs, }
N,unort March = lS.Hl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
GENUINE GROCERIES

vlNH T. subscriber has just received and offers
l. for sale ,at his Store No. 30, Bridge street,
"A general assortment Of GROCERIES,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
POttcr's Botanic Garden 4
Nurseries,

CRANsTON, X. l.
|. The Proprietors of the above es-
8 tabishlncnt. have OF hand and ior
, sale, large collection Of Frui,
Trees, consisting Of Apple, Pears
rlo.., Dl,,,h nuirca tnr,c nt Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
From he Germantotrn IciegraIlh.
DOMESTIC SILK.

Although we have shown, time after time, by the
clearest aud most convincing evidence that the
Silk business will become OF the most profitable
and consequently one OF The most important branches
of industry in this county YET the fear is connu
ally expressed by men oil superficial minds, and
those who doubt every thug that does not cmanae
from themselves. in which they may not be or
ginally large participants 10 the hardhood of the
Morus MultcaulIs-the congeniaity Of the climate
efficiency Of our machinery for the manufacture Of
sewing silk well the general fitness OF things for
Going into the business nj all. These fears and OBJ
ections are generally wound up with the sweeping
assertion, behind which they entrench themselves
that the country is not suitable for the raising Of silk
and il cant succeed
We have said that we have repeatedly shown that
these fers are utterly groundless; and no one who
will view facts with unprc JUDGED eye, could help
being thoroughly convinced OF Their ialiacy. There
is now ia Germantown, a manufacture Of sewing
silk from The domestic material; and the article
which is here produced is FAR superior. in .vety
respect to the best imported Italian, as II regards
eyenness of the thread, strength and beauty OF lns
lrc as well conceive II possible Tor Two SINH
lar articles to be. Our tallors prefer II Infinitely
to the imported; and VIC understand the demand
already for il IN Philadelphia is more than hun
bred per cent. greater than the supply. The manu-
flcturets sent fifteen pounds TO ket within The past
week for which very high price WIS reazed.-
Our farmers must embrace every opportunity IN &C
curing a thorough knowledge of the Silk Business
and make immediate arfan Cements for commencing
/ IT, Trees it is true. are high, but as they are
not likely to be much cheaper the ensuing season,
| few hundred should he bought as beginning
which with care, would in II month, afford them
supply of leaves sufficient TO feed considerable
number oil woIms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
From the National iHteliecncor.
TIE GREAT APPEAL CASE FROM TIE
DISTRICT OF ALABAMA


The Judgment of the SurnEME CoURT of the
United States this important cause was prononn-
ced on Saturday, and reason remaining for with
holding long,r the argument OF Mr.. Webster
which heard, and oil which we promised our fea-
lers some account we shall publish II to-
1t will be understood that present our report as a
sketch accurate trust, to the general scope OF
the argument, blu, not always confined TO the precise
legal phrases.
We are happy 10 say that the decision OF the learn
ed Bench is such ii the end of this argument
TO bring about.
The judgments rendered in the thee cases by the
Circuit Court in Alabama all rerersed The Opin-
ion of . majority of the Court read by the Chief
Justice and VIC understand it as maintaining these
propositions
l. That by the comfy Of Nations, Corporations
can contract as well sue in other nations as well
as in that in which ihey exist or by who Sc Govern
ment they are created
That this comfy exists, in a still stronger de-
gree between States connected together as are the
States of this Union,
g. That the Constitution and Laws Of Alabama es-
fabsh no such policy as is inringed by the purchase
and sale Of bills of exchange within hei limits by
| the agents Of foreign Corporations.
d. An admission tina, there some rig hts Of IL
zens of other States secured by the Constitution, OF
which State cannot dycst them. This was not
the ground Of the decision, but intended, as we
suppose. 10 bc, in lesal phrase, the ere4sipn u d
| rouCluyou.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
GARDEN SEED.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF GARDEN SEED,
"A which will to be fresh and genuine,
viz: Early York Cabbage early Sugar Loaf do;
early Dutch do; early George do; late Drumhead:
late Dutch do; green savoy do red Dutch do ;
white Onion Seed yellow do early Blood rurnip-
beet; French Sugar do; long Blood do Orange
Carrot; early Horn do; ea,lv Cluster Cucumber ;
extra long Sou,heate do; long green do early
Frame do; Mattynia Probes Nutmeg Melon :;
early Squash Porters do Sugar Loaf Lettuce ;
Ice do; Royal Cab. do brown Dnich do; long
white Naples; Radish ; early Short Top; Seas.
RadJish lon. Salmon do Cherry Turnp do :
while do; Bell Pepper; large Tomatoes Veeela-
bic Oyster; solid Celery; besl Endve OkIas Grant
Asparagus; Bene Plaia; Mangel Nur1zel Ruta
Baga Pashnator Peas early Charleston do large
Marrowiat do j; early China Beans ; Mohawk do !;
carly SIX weeks do large Lama do; Chinese Pro-
life Tree Corn. HENRY LATHAM.
Marcn IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
5000 Acres.
SereF0I Houses fyud Lots,
In the town of New Glasgow. Ia wi

In the town OF New Glasgow, 10 vii:
the Store House Lot,with the improvements thereon:
the Tavern Lot including theNew Glasgow Hotel &
other Improvements the yellow House and cot ad
joining the Tavern Lot; the White House and Lot
on the east side of the road, formerly occupied by
Samuel NJ. Wolf and the two Houses and Lots on
the west side Of the road, formerly occupied by
Jesse Made and Mckesson
The Lands are very valuable and well improved
There are two excellent Dwelling Houses with 9TH
er buildings and improvements, necessary for the ac-
eoinmodal'oh oi iames or Tor farming operations
he Tract may be conveniently divided into three
or more parcels and will be il necessary 10 suit pur-
chase,s 1t is intended to have surveyed aud diy-
deu INTO teneinens OF convenient size, plts OF which
will be exhibited on HE day OF sale.
he undersigned. acting trusrees, will only CON
vey such title as is vested in them. bnt they believe
the TILE 10 be good. JOHN NJ. OTEI.
ROBERT TINSLEY.
Trustees under The first deed
ROBERTrINSLEY,
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
Trustees under HeiaSt named deed
Mafch tl0My
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

Mr Justice Baldwin gave separate and very Ella
botalo opinion in favor OF reversal but putting his
Judgment on tho rights OF The parties, under the
Constitution of the United States
Mt Justice Mckinley adhered TO the opinions
expressed by HIN in the Cour. below.
THE SUPREME COURT.
Ended It's annual Session on Saturday last. on
winch day tho Chief Justice was again on the Bench
nom whiehhe had ocen detained Tor several days by
severe indisrostcn.
We mo without any official report of the last do
'ngs III the Court, BESIDES the Alabama cases A.
Dove referred TO- however. we learn that the judg-
menl 81 the Court delivered IN the celebrated
case rom Illinois, known fsmiliailv The Bednbcan
case. Tho decision IL in favor Of the United States,
ana upon such principles, W.T. understand ~ 10 be
conclusive against the opposite party in the cause.
TnApr or rnr WAn,su.-rhc Terrehnnte lin
dana) Courier states that 10000 hogs slaugh-
tered on tho Wabash during the late scason ior the
southern market. Immense quantities oil corn are
also shipped liom thai region for the same market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
Valuable Town Property.

DY VIRTUE ofadecree of the Hush 9, Court
ID for the Corporation Lynchburg, pronounced on
the 3rd da, OF December 1883 the suit OF Jane
ants, the Undersigned Commissioner, appointed Tor
that purpose, will sell to the highest bidder, the
premises, on Saturday, the 30th March INST the
property named in SAID decree, on cledu OF SIX
months Bond aud approved security viii be te
qnred and the title withheld further security IN
III payment is AIDE, subject 10 resale IN case any
part OF The purchase money should MOI be paid.
The property consists OF lOE on Federal I'LL
aud near the resljeaces oil Mr. Micajah DAVIS, Jr.,
MIR. Isaac Adams aud Others, The improvements are
good Buck House, sufficiently large for large
family with the usual Out Houses, aud Well Of
excellent Water. The Tile Of this property IS be-
leved 10 be good.
JOHN NJ. GORDON Commissioners,
March IA i3OMh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

DURSuANT to the provisions of two deeds OF
Il trust. executed by David S. Garland the one
to the undersigned. John NJ. Otey and Rober, Tins
iey' bearing date the 9th day of April 1923, and the
other to the Undersigned Robert Tinsley and Maui
nc, ice II. narland. bearing date the day Of April
1875 both OF which of record in the Clerks OF
nee OF Amherst. we shall on Friday. the 10Th day of
May next, upon the premises. that is to say,
at the residence. of the SAID David S. Garland,
oceed to sell Tor ready money, to the highest bid
ner' al Tue rem hning property conveyed in the said
deed. or so much thereof, MS will be sufficient 10
satisfy the debts thereby secured The said prop.
eriy consists Of he Tract Of Land, on which
tie said David s Garland resides lying IN the county
OF Amherst, on both sides oil Buialoe River, and a
round the town of New Glasgow, including his Wa
ter Grist Mill. Buffaloc Cherry Hill Planta,,on
the Winton House and Plantation, the House where
The SAID David 5. Garland resides, with the appurc-
nances supposed TO contain upwards OF
5000 Acres.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
Ward Election.

INIIE ward election for six Aldermen, and SIX
l. Common Council men, in each ward, IN the
town ct Lynchburg wall take place, pursuant to an
act oi~Assemby, entitled" an act TO amend an act
entitled an act dividing the town OF Lynehburg INTO
wards and for other purposes" passed Feb 10, $50
on the first Tuesday in April nexl-snd wlllb held
in Lynch Ward No. |. being all hat part OF sad
town below the lst alley, extending from the river to
10th street, in the tenement Oh Main street. atey
occupied by John e. Tldcn as a tlnner's shop one
door below James b. Renwick's grocery store anu
in Henry Ward No. 2. being all that part oil town
above 81 alley extending from the river l2th street.
in the room The tenement occupied by tie Virgin
ian office. HENRY DUNNlNGTON.
Sergt. ofthe Corporation OF Lynchburs'
Feb. % "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
: HT.1'DRED .yCRES

and will be sold separate it lies the North Riv
er, about Two miles below iafts Bottom Ga this
Tract there Is a large proportion OF good farming
land. The produce Of these lands be sent to
market AT all seasons OF the year by the River, lies
from ten twelve miles above the Blue Ridge Ca
nal, to which point the Nayigatons coed from Rich
mond and Lynchburg and the improvement OF the
whole is expected 10 be completed by the James
River Il kanawba Company in few years. 1t is
unnecessary to say more, persons wishing to pun
chase dre respectfully invited 10 examine the lands
and judge for themselves before the day of sale
They will be shown by Capt Tlnsey, or Mr.. John
Sales, living on the lands tenants.
SAML Med. REID,
A. Il. BARCLAY,
REUBEN CIR lGSBY,
ROBERr w HlTE,
JOHN ALEXANDER.
Committee ofhe Board Of Washington College
Lexington. March II t22A
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
$3.50 go
NEW ARRANGE MENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WE Northern Line Of Stages from Lynchburg
TO Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
Leaves Lynchonrg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'Clock, A. M. and reaches Charottes-
dercksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
at O'Clock, p. M. In returning 1t arrives at Char
lotesville on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
and reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
hynchourg VIII reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond viii
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock, r
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
of,se e ara careful and accommodating. No pains
W." oe spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers
rare through to Fredericksburg Sll so
10 10 Richmond 8 so
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg for seats
IT, 5. B. CLOVES, Ast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
$50 EsEUJ:EkeD!

TAWES PHIPPS, WHO was coh1IhcH m Tic
- jail OF Grayson county, on charge oil volunta-
~ aud malicious stabbins, made his escape from The
said Jail, about the 18th INST, and IS go
ing at large.
will give the above reward of fifty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery of the SAID James Phipps,
al Grayson Court House, that he may be dealt with
according to law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
March, 4

At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of Washing
ton College, held on the o2nd day OF Decembe +,
1855, Ca motion RcSolred, Thai Samuel Med. Reid,
A. I. Barclay. Reuben Grgsby, Robert White and
John Alexander be Committee To sell the IIars
bottom Tract Of Land, and also the Mountain Tracts
and The Iract Of Ldnt called The Lover Plantation :;
that the sad Committee advertise the time &c. Of
the sale SIX "eeks IN such papers as they may think
propfr and llen 10 sell at Public Auction the
raj tracts Oh land abpve specified, reservng bud,
winch bid the said Committee shall be authorized
to make and that the said Committee be requested
10 oilrr The said lands upon the usual payments of
land sold IN This vicinity.
a true copy from the minutes.
EDW. GRAHAM, Sec'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against The estate of
"A the late Riehd. Walker OF Bedford county,
desired TO buug them forward, as the executors
about to close the accounts f the sand estate.
mE (; OF II nA ARR Eree"'o''.
March Ia Is