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NOnfGOtfV TOIl'NIV, NINT'H VI
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FkON NE VI



ORLEANS.
vVNEIE proprietor OF this establishment has the plea
l. sure Of announcing I" his friends ami t'e pun'c
In tat he will he in readinc sby the first day OF
Nav IL receive visitors. lie will also slate for the be-
nett of those a, >anre, that there huVe been large
improvements made and others going on and III
sapi progress for cunpleon, which will enable the
subscriber accommodate much larger number thnh
heretofore, and Mt the same time much better.
Famili. can he accommodated it'll good rooms. or
shore who prefer have Iursc cabns c'nch'd from
the main building.
II is deemed unnecessary tc shv anNthiNg N iafc"
lar Of the character OF these tcrs 10 it Is genera
believed that tlev not inferior t" IN the SCUM
ern States All the uset,.h that nre -''ir'i n
fcurd AT Watering Places, wit b. uni at Is. ! "
best music that this part n {" 'a'rt ni"f's'
i,cen eng ,grl nm, will be ncons' nj tendance att .
Springs during the whole season
he sublc,ib.' will lva II. n4r.t # This on 'nrunir
n returning his unirismrh 'ha"kS FIR TIL very liberal
support given him last aud hopes Ia the ever
tiou, that have been Il ,ir il. ,nproiue md cS''"!ng
the ACCOMMODATIONS. to merit liberal patr"nas. IN
c,esent season. JNO CRAM.
p1
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NEW York, Eth August, 1888.

TEXVS LIND TIrLr.,.
A N ABSrR Mt Of the original titles of ,ecnrd IL
T. the general land office. Pinned in nrcor!a'ce
Ii{b a resolution Of tho lion" OF Nepr,-enntT ;, pa
I'd It'll May 1888. few copies inst received uns
Et,r,ia he ALEX T)WAR,
~ Camp E,
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ALLIGAi Nls LINE.
Mobile to Angu ia, VII Florida.
IT.

In l. Ayr :
.h ,n,v-.. u.,,,l 'rncsd,rs. Thurs.
.nr. .n, S,,nrl,, no, tho
Il ,,r, ,..,,,, f,x
,,, ,',,,.l ~ n, .,,,l. it.,c. nor
,,. H. p ., ,,-. , ,l,n r., ,,,r
n,,., ,,., ,;, n ,r,,, u ,nh.; !re Pm
,,,r,1,, n rr,nn Or,,,,x , 4 PRIV In Macon
" '' N'i.',..';,,, S,, T., H.,
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p'' ~ e'' ~ '',4'' ~. No. :, H.,
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,;,a '''> "''.''' " 'A''
RI, i,r;,.,,s ,,oro,,f,ro d,rc.-,ux b,x, IL On
,,uIr ,u ,,h., ,,,,,, ..,,crs d., u,,, ,,,.r ere
w. a' '", s,, ,,, ,.,,, ~, ,u,ycd
,,i ~, ,,,,,,! ,,,,l., .s 1850 :, Il ia ,hn S,n,t
II l. e''"r'a's h"o"" 'ha' 'hc 'Nc '''""c' ana
har.,nrs- Ut IN '''.'' - t'n'"s III Ii sea-
>''s !" ~ * G'r' speed I he'r hhoo'"' - ~
cares IN" ''ifrI tr from thc "fditaiy laugh Oh
In" L'no Is now rr.ihs - p 'ss'hs'r' """'
Augusta I" M'bll" III !pc' days ii t"'lv'
hour or 10 n " Orraus III 'our days and twenty
! hours. Goi"g % AuIn,'a, The iln" is six Gays
nd seven Ia .ul>. Ia I'M. ac'n.liy employed III
travelling is ,cs 'he is i the other direction ut
the differences q, tame LII: ut. Is Caused by u
! duy being ost in Pensacola. witch. h"wever, is
Gil repaid by the op or'un''y II gives OF sccl &
| the Navy Yard, tie Old Spanish Forts, etc The
travel or also Sleeps at Macon, add again lit ar
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MONUMENTS ct Wushins,on's P ri"t~m, with IL
W fac smile of his pu lie 1c"ounts during TIL lie
vout. nary War. E.l,n volume -, tl74 each will he
sold price, the procrr,is of thus publication to
he d. r tie of the " ,s :un Mammal alb
Scl,.nl and .alr srpnur'+ 4 -v,nm
CAis t,ulv national Work 0ug,,t to he IN ii, hund>
of every 4 nsrican; an e.,'torS Of the its aud
pap vii. c"nrlhn IN III thenevulrn o'Jpct
b.. g.ving this adverli-. mrnt II w iu- .rtinn,.
r. JOHNS v c.. gent,
any. 9th I'm. Cor ST ha-lcs ''rm
NEW MCSIC-O, Native Muse: The "nseu il 81
~ Pm ranting. rIvu. ilu lie: Never Despair, II
don't You remember the bean itul glade in the |rum
Eonance; The White 'I"Se Of tue Pep pers; I hon
come and 'love thou art me, ung by Hiss Ss
ri in the grand tomantic Opera Amilic; Good Mig !
Thu. meeting and parting; care for spring e
tickle wing, bv u Russell; Come, come, thu in
row; Life on the ''cean wave. by II Russell; She
watched for him; TO me let fall tear; Come to Il,
morning; Der the waters bv moonlight; There home
like nv avn, arranged for tn harp bv + Laharre.-
ROYAL Wal,zcs, bv 4 Fleche; Queen Vict,ra's Courl
Quu,lrilles. Just received and for sal. by
DIG BCtsEY, 10 Camp at
NEW MEDIC ALni''TIONAKY- Dnns IL snn's
Y New Medical Dictionary, i, one Super Rnvai 8vn
Vol.-Dung' lis sons Therapeutics II, d Human Phi 81
nngv.--Dnvu- on Females, Voluma.-EbulesT h.ra.
eutic- , v, lumes.
New supplies jus, rccei~ed by Alcx ToWAR.
aug y 49Camp Street
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q ADDl.ERY " Akr--i he suhscrber-.
- tac,ur.ra and wholesale dealers in s,dd'r1N
1,ols az. no trroivin4 % lat. arrivals from 'h'
unYln, adII' 10 im-it infmrr stock, an extern
ave assortment nj ara tte N EheIr linz, utnuhg
,.ilrh are the iIr"i y. w:
I,j,c. AND nl.s.s r!rtn no nuIirH s,iidl. :,
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Saddl. hs.p, ,l,un.e nnds nulr; vAhcrs; i" hltai
saddle bnus, 3'uss Is rAtpe' h'gs; nest no" if"""
leather inlie iruuhs, nHls m', ii; lea h"f "'' i
do, assorted sizes int VARIOUS r't'':, II 5 1t"
pistol belts: cnicn, 2l1, suik"t, ~ i ''''''
crop whips: ""', ""'s''o d. '"'t 81 ana ''''"''
r,rlhs and eursn!eS: s'If'u lea htrs: TN &
s,rups and w,us,eI IN wen; ia !,n an"
names: blind hv,dles aud lats; nieh c"ilt :.
md h 'rss and mule c"llar-..', ln'h'' 8; ."
vuccu, buck, b.or. .heen anJ nuii n" shl"s; ed
buss aud strri brl'r bits Il ev ~ .esrf',''m .
plated, brass sud steel spurs ui evtty description
plated. uras. aud steel enrtups OF every drscr,p-
ton
Tosctuo, with y complete uss"rtment OF every
Ar,icI. IN their line OF bnsiness-A OF which the;
otter for sale on accommodating Terms.
They Will ais" con lnne 10 ct'Ve thr'usn tn
vrar hy p ok cts from NV YORK, fresh supp's -
keep tl.e,r stuck anp' aud r'nrIe'e.
kOUE', DAVIDSON CO.
"a IS Canal 81
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~ ORR,S Il Go. . 3H Ia o-,
,ctlvinv and n;rinng Il i.,ns .rl.ri,inl. s.
~'lni' ii and ASH IA J.. -tnrk 81 c. ,hnu ,-!r,
I,vt EVER rNhi'' I'D IN ~ inarne, r",ssii :, /,
ut the tulIuwi.u arr 'l,A blue, 'lur larS.
FAC l"ni"n h'"w". i o., ''iv', lord N smnr :
,ud golden . we II ct m! d.r-s coats ,r,v .
'.hi. ana harrington rock coats, ryanIlr Il .ia
d. tancv AMI ri IN vi rex rns-iu,.r re aud ct,-:
panlaIu"ns. "n4llsh a"i f'rrrh ia ,cY aud ri j.
six and rn'in v"sta; real "rw ma'k"' cnnlin,t>
engiisI aui irrhrh fancy and rla s 'nris ,,,h
nGki-; chano,s. silk S-wrh au, yum ,ei,s'r s;lS
p"nhrrs: chamui-, mrrinn. nin"'s DOL, ;sh Il ~.
Il !, silk amt cotton sh.tts mud hinwtts; fin.
hn,u auh c,'on ssi rts, w,'h li"tn AUsn., pihi
AN! r'iM Il pea aud plain IT,, Idl" X nm.
T,, Has " G. n!l'-" pr. MUM G. owes ls.,,
T. u",''u r,irl" 1T NhI,e hid, tar weddings, bnl'e
So; :, ri'ri'sn -,lk aod ran'nna hdN's; pain
u nv o cr''' t"'n r to-: 81 X. ',mr
'wh, d 'N - u 4" t.
! NJ " TO-,
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uEMORRHOIDs.

HAY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-Vhis OK
traordnary chemical conn 'sion, the result
Of sciences, and the invent ~ q celebrated mcdi
cal MN, tho in,rodn,. n Of which to the publ G.
was invested wit Tho so'emnty OF a dsathhci
bequest has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness Of the lamontc
Or GrIaey's last contcssi"m, that " he dared no,
die without giving to pos'"rity the hcuctt of h.
suo~'r'g" tins subject" al! h" thereto,
5.qu;atneA to his friend Ani att"ndsnt. Ss!nu"i
Hays, the secret Of his discovery.
1t is nnW used in the pr,rcIpal hospitals ave
he p'ivntc practice in our country first AND mos
certainly 70 the cure Of the P,ns and exA"
s,vely and ch s,ialy to batll'. crruiitv nn!u.s
"hcrc its eiiec.s are witnessed Externally in Ii,
following COMPLAINTS:
For Drv;wy-Creating extraordinary absorp:i,
II once.
All swe,!ings-Roducinr them in few hours
KhcHmatsn-Acute or Chrome, giving qnicN
Sore Throat-By Cancers. Ulcers or Colds.
Group and Whooping C"uyh-Extrrna!iy, ane
! ! over III" Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains. and Burns-Cnring ia
tow hours.
Sores and Ulcor.-Whctho, frcs. or lone
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adu!,s aud children in rcluc
ing rheumatic swellings, and looscning coughs ant
ty Illness of tho chest ny relaxation of the parts
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those who have used it in til,
Piles, il " 1t acts ike charm."
THE Pill ES-The prce, Il is refunded 10 an,
person who will use bottle of Hays Llnimen
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle wiihou
being cured Those the positive orders OF tin
proprietor TO the Agents; and out Of many thou
sands sold, not has been unsuccessful.
W, mi ght insert certificate, I" any lenst',, hu
prefer that those who sell the ARTICLE should
| i'It the sri inal to Purchasers.
-
splendid engraved wrapper, on whic!. is my name
md also that Of tho Agents.
| SOLOMON HAYS
Sold wholesale and retail, by COnSTOCk {
Co, New York, and by ono Druggist IN ever
| town in the Union.
| For sale by tho Wholesale Agents. corner o
Com nan \ Tc,ouritouIas street, and by il
| ApnthecArlcs vnilcrIllY. mo
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vuHuCGu n five AAD A EAj.r 1AiS,
l'ruiu Mnhiir La s,;LlnAL TO AnGHSiA I:

tUNuCGH n five AAn VA 1AlS,
Eruin Mobile Ala Snnaj to .,ng"sia u
1 EtNfs Mobile c.ll other ''a' it. r''''':"'', 81,
the arrival ut the mad from We" DrlrAn>, per II
slc',n'oa, EMxl T., to l'),k'l! :*enes '" r'nsac
steamboats, cr i,s,rn.s N,. st Rosa sound and Cl:ne
tal:cie River AMI Hay) % Lrl. n!., coaches ...c
via Mni.U',a, 'Ha. Ircr'.,t', 'ot'i' r's Nmint w."
,rn, ',inl 'i-e. Prsirr,m; ',"hs'> and : on
''n, >nScs,a. :htss'' ;r'r'HR 81" ;''> - II "
b,ie .a':s-" ri ,A2 i',rn"" "u' ar ''s: =
Pre- ctcnrc by .onnliIy ."'cteA1s a. he FLOR
ia Lane IS hit "Iit concern, avs! Hn.!ci 'nt {" Il
Throughout, aln may vel, WITH CERTAINTY ui"h ia.
arrival AT Augusta II, time s,tcitIe through AL wealth
and Al an, season" unless some most unforeseen ca'
I u,,;,llc should occur. tn" Urea, New Orleans N"
is carried this route. Tbs: Agents Tor accoInno'
ton, Teams, Coaches am. Drivers "sh surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard natural roads, The safe and
,s,ing water g,lion the time and accommodate
ato, the traveller speed certaim. comfort, and plea.
ing variety; connected AS it were with til. Rail Road
Charleston, 5. T.. and the p.cke,s New i-rs
| travellers c.,. rea i, New York from New Orrans
LESS TRAN |, nArs'-Wasl,irs,on city in ~.
| From ChN,ai.ooc!ee, Florida, have lsranc
i.,nu N'.ncy and Tallahassee, TO S, Marks, hor
pos, coaches, also two Branches tron iiawkinsyili
one Nille,ge,ie. and one to Macon, lisll two in
CACHES. SIOi.k(tDNS e CT.
AUGUSTA, 2Anh Jan. 1885
Office II, Mansion House Mobile s
distance, New Orleans to Mo.e, $50 nil.
Augusta to Charleston, I5G e
Gi.arl.s,rn TO New York, $50 $50
| Time, New Or!cln TO Mobile, % ho',r
Mobile to Augusta, 50 g
Augusta to Charleston, l2
Charleston to New York, Nj 25S
Maxim. ids miles per day. or mites PER hour, incl"
six" Of all sop,'ages nov 10
\. Il. | hcs leave to intHrm the public tina, tn
ridges til. C''Na!.uovtc swamp II" Hard Labo
creek hay gus, been completed , the general govern
ncn,. Oh "iy Obstacles operating against This safe
speedy AZ" thus happily removed; aud have tn
pleasure ollie. ing from r: yeers ,h, the coaches, or
nj
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,'HE ADDRr.SS "f the Louisiana Native America,
Association u the citizens Of Louisiana and III
,ha .tan,s Of Il 4 United ST, jus: ul'>le ard iu
,a,e nv DAVID r Ut " Co.
jig 81 ;har,res I
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XCIIANGE on nciEnuu nj ;chl, for sale hy
IL r.2l TkiEK, ~ Gyarirr Vt
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EDUCA tt -tNf.AEH nnt EAGt.l H..
Nr JAIN. s, recently ar'lv Il IN I is ci;,, hru ."v
to ,utnrm he ri gus at N, Orleans tina, he will
nu.n a n academy N0nAn>. "a. ,nuar' at n
10 / .ul"us, S'r u. Tar 'n- Iu-iIurIn! II! h
,n,h ages. III F~rnrh and English, IN " hic, a.
will h- ntly hs-i~ied hv Mrs tarcs and Nj
N.t'rr. speak h"lh lhrst an9uag,s WIZ,
-, H.. ni'y and purify. aid VIII nil 'nl.t chnr4.
n"ra'iin Mt a. t. young Ia.
'its Wa give ais u t,.'ir ,in ,,ti0n TO thu,
branches a t,iurni,nn, ana Il ,,'& himsr
Il nl!I uI,-. -I.ilr' S,iiSiic.i t, I'i.rse
.'t,,'' hia, win Ut II OIill!,.rrs '"v
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LII. pubic are TT: nctiv informed tint TINS IN,
d tutun j. erected II the I,oSt improved plan,a
!, airy aud ui ;rahe situation, in the iauou
Franklin, upon the ruth I'D mile from the ,ss
srpi.
The uli.us is large mo~tromnlodlousl. d:v',
int, nput."u,s. for h.'pl separate different cass.
and Il ilcrent diseases.
attentive male and lenal muse, and sfeahns the '.
rlot,s nlnic,n languages.
i'rivatc ruins may he had bv gentlemen ut Eve d,
lars per day, inciusn, attend meg, NC
Terms in the or inary wards, two dollars per da
Sinves also two dollars. Small Pux in the ord,a,
wards, live doll RI.
All capita, -nrsicai operations extra.
The resident pa, siriai Is DIR Wel.lcnan, 10 WIN,
,,;,pcalion Tor admission mus: be made. DR. g
l.mze, nlmrg, No II Rampant street. apl9l~
XCHANGE on nciEnu,I nj ;chl, for sale hy
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A,nrr and t,ns. nil!v. ana nn!'. '""tin.s, ,
ii. un mh,t.nGs!rs. -.
P!s:ci hrasr, and laia"ne! COACH h'thts-.
,Io De DIV Z . ana :" tt'' a.
d., do do b.t"n,hr Il" e
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u fLct-That they re the most ci1ectual
PURIFIERS Of TIE BLOOD.
AND
RESOVATOR OF THE SYSTEM

tvcr discovered
Also. constitutional diseases, produced by mercury.
the the consequence Of syphilis ue veneral
a. &c
Is f,cTha never sing 10 instance have they hrrn
known h. used, that they did produce good fleet
curing thou>snd, many Of whom before consider ed ruu-
rablc.
tact-ha 5ox Of Sarsaparila pills and bottle
the Compound syrup utSasaparl all suniricnt
any Vi the above diseases.
act-SouI be ol'.c we'd. that the only place they
obtained genuine in n. Orleans Cu>o house
baEril - bJ- No. o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28
IhHrSddY, March o..

communication WAS received from the Senate
stating that they had passed the bill, entitled an
act Ia anlhotlze n further increase of the cantal
stock OF the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road
Company.
MIR. Jackson called up the bill " establishing the
County OF DE kalb out of parts of the counties OF
Wood, Harris and Ltwis"-when Mr. Armstrong
moved ITS Indefinite posiponement This motion
was supported by Messrs. Armstrong. aud Smith of
haha"ha,-and opposed by Messrs. Jackson HAY
mond, Hoffman, aud Stephenson. The motion was
earned by a vote Of 46ayes, SO noes
Inc following engrossed bills were read a third
time aud passed, viz;
olIl concerning the Library at Leuisbure" Tap
piopratlng $1,000 tor the purchase of Library
under the direction of the Judges of the Court OF
Appeals) -
OH concerning the inspection Of tobacco at
Charlottesville aud Meadsvlle"
Authorizing subscriptions on behalf ofthe Com
hon"eMth 10 the original aud additional capital
STOCK OF the ked aud Blue Suphur Springs Turn
pike Company"-(provdng for subscrp,ion bx
The Board Of Public Works of 100 shares of the
stock, being ? 5hs OF the capital stoek1
deny" N"'''N ''''
The engrnssed bill. "gi,ing jurisdiction 70 Jus,i.
ces oi The Peace in actions of lrespass upon real
aud personal property" was taken mr. Nh. S,c.
fhehson moved the postp nement OF The bill. unon
"uIeh sneh discussion arose between Messrs. Rat
ehiie' Stephenson and Smith. Messrs. r. and S.
1PPosvu tue postTohelnent, upon the ground that
the bull was of public convenience and policx
and therefore should pass. The bill was rejected
report was taken up presented from the Com
mitee oil Propositions, &c. The resolution de
eiafes reasonable the petition om Bath county, for
tne removal OF the seat Of justice from its present
sue 70 we lands OF David IL Wise in Germantown,
opposite the tavern house of Robert Johnson NJ,
stuart moved 10 amend the resolution by slrikino
ont rs reasonable aud substituting be rejected
! ms question gave rise much discussion between
MI Stuau and Mr.. MeClintick. Mr. Stuarl's A.
monument was rejected. and the original resolution
oil the committee adopted
And then on motion oil Mf, Carroll. the Uonse
dJourncd. ''''9'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28

a great safe The Chinese Morw Multicauls
Another extraordinary sale of this wonderful ire.
took place at ffauhiiu's auction room in New Yo,k
ON Monday last. Competition, says the CONNER.
cal Advertiser seemed 10 be awakened by the pr.a,
dimlnhiion III the stock now remaining for sale and
By the near approach fhe planting season, and the
pllees lhrong heut were full advance of 25 per rem,
over all the previous sales. The large specimen
ttees sold AT 50 each, and some bundles of less size
commanded S3 80 10 81 per tee, and the smaller
ones AT 20 down to about forty to Sixty cents for
the smallest. Roots sold al fifteen cents each, in par
GELS ottwo to four thousand, aud the cntiie stock
consisting olabout fifteen thousand rees good, bad,
and indifferent aud many lIhcm very much injured
during the voyage of 'mpo,taon, found willing and
enthusiastic purchasers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet ship North America. Capt. Low
bet we have London papers to Feb. 9th aud Liver
pool TO the 9TH.
The London papers of the 9th are chiefly filled
with the discussion the addresses IN the two hon.
SEES Of Parliament in answer the Queens Speech.
The lines says II was very HHiHtCresttng.
Accounts FROM Patis says that the announcement
OF the dissolution Of the French Chambers had pro-
duced no public expression Of dlsappfubation.
The French corps OF observation on the Belgian
frontier was nearly complete. Prussia was making
counter movements, and had called out the Wan re
servers in the Rhenlsh Provinces.
there is nothing new from Spain. Don Carlos
AT Azcoilia on the 26ih January.
Among the persons who had died oil the malignant
fever raging at Conslanuuople, is NJ. de resta,
Chancellor OF the Austrian Embassy at the Sublime
Porte.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Gth-The sales of Cotton
o.day we've $500 bales, Of which 2000 are spccua-
ton. American sorts continue steady.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

a sS'se was received from the Senate, stating
'". my nave agreed 10 the amendments. proposed
~ inc House, 10 their amendments to the bin emit
a' an ACT to provide for raising loans heretofore
purposes" i''''' "'u 'oi o'hei
WIN; 'o ~, were presented by Mr. Chapman of
'''"r, hapman' for authority to place certain
.'att u 'ahu On the Commissioners books oC Rn,a-
,o", ana Tue privilege ofpaying the delinquent tax
BY Mr.. Robertson. memo,ia, oc Il. 49,
Council Of The City of Richmond, praynp 10 he ,'sr
,biiteu 10 construct wing dam from ,bei, nm,
house, running into James River and ,h,, r ,ha,pr
power be- enlarged as to enable them bc,,c, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-28

do every dug ley can 10 facilitate aud enlighien
lie ef5ao of IN sromm,riee 1t is growing LATE IN
The seas.on. They cannot be ~orsted, and mas be
beuered greatly
The bin 10 fte lie guarantee IF the Common
,,eIb IN the boa8- OF the ely OF Wheeling ior one
million of dollars" beng pron its passage was re
ieeled This loap"as 10 meet the amount subscribed
1y Yt,rl,pe 10 the stock Of The Baltimore and Ohio
R,5Iro3d. l. excited much debate, which it vas
appa.ed by Mes.rs. Vcnablr, Edmunds OF Halifax,
Gaode and WHehrr aud pfoncd by Messrs. Nc
eaIneH. Tyler. Raymond. Servant and Watkins.
Tie vote upon II was ayes +, noes 6i
Compiler.
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Saturday, March 30.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

lhe bill to increase the salaries of certain Off
GERS beng several OF the Clerks in the various Of
noes at The Capitol and of the heads Of one on more
o' me pepafImenls-was, after much debate aud the
adoption OF several amendments negatived-ayes As
noes 90 he policy of our government, relative to
me salaries OF ITS officers, mnch after the fashion
oil Tue 'penny-wise ponnd-loolish' policy.
oh nlotoh OF Nlr. Bolts, the powers ofthe Select
Committee on The plio subject were so enlarged as
TO allow them to send for persons and parers TOur
shippers aud Merchants should be on the alert and
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puILtDELpUIA, March %

. u
TIE CASE or DR.. DYorT.-Ths case, which
has excited deep interest in community, was
brought termination yesterday, at least so far as
relates to the lnsaIyeut Court. Judge King gave tho
opinion et The Court, rejecting the petition for the
benefit otthe nsolsent laws, and holding the applicant
DIR. Dyott. 10 bail in the Of $40, 600, answer
at the Court Of Criminal Sessions fot fraudulent in
solyenry. Unable to obtain the necessary securities
the Doctor placed ia the custody of the sheriff.
who cacolled linn TO prison.-InQAirer.
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INDIAN TRoUBLRs.-The Mobile Jour,,

| INDIAN TkDUBLES.-The Mobile Journal
slip OF the 10Th instant says.-"rhere are unpleas
AMI fumors in town, Of hostites among the Indian.
West Of the Mississippi. Tie Georgia Creeks head
by M'lntosh are reported II be arms, with the de-
termination OF making war uroh another tribe, tn.
Osages. we think; and saine 81 the troops of the L.
State shave been desrached from For Gibson to the
scene OF ostlties with view OF preserving peace
These accounts brought direct from thar country
and though do not know that they are to be I'M
picHtly reiecd upon, they credited BY tbose
more familiar than we with the scene of ae.
ton
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CoURr OF SESSION. March 2o-C1ose ofAe Sul-
H4"te dc'@ cdSe.-At o'clock in the morning,
the jury minated to the officer ON outy thar tbey
h"d agreed on their verdicl. His Honor, The Recor-
aef having reIred at one Of the hotels in the neigh
oolhoodo OF The Court, was Immediately summoned.
ana The jury called over with the usual fnrmalilles
he foreman Immediately rose and said they found
ash'nston l.. Townsend Nor GrlLrY.
n. Y NJ Herald
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Boy KILLED By \ LEoPARD.-A small boy, the
son of Mrs. Winshp, living Walnut street, was
yesterday Killed by Leopard belonging to the men
agerie which has remained in this city during the
past win'er. 1t seems that the lad ,entured two
near the cage in which the animal was confined,
Gaping the vigilance of the keepers who were ap-
prlsed o(rhe accident by hearing his cries. The
Leopard finding the boy within bis reach, with
single stroke Of the paw, severed the jngular vein,
causing lis delih in the space OF ten minutes. The
occurrence II is probable originated wholly in tho
boys own conference.-the. Rep, March 16.
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The Detroit AdveItisersiatcs that Governor Nd
son has received dispatches from Washington, ad.
tsirg him that such was the state OF feeling there
thai a war with Great Britain was thought 10 be in
evitable II is also stated that the Governor has re-
ceWed Instructions organize the militia Of the Stle
tina, they may be ready for any emergency