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z, JOHNS g. co,

JcI1NS a. w.
STA TONERS HALL, corner Of 81. Charles aud
- Common streets. The-fubscribers nying rece.v.
we'd and in their assortment of goods fr m
England France und the North, offer for sale the fol-
lowing articles:
English Drawing pspars of all sizes,
do wiring do snp"r royal, royal
medium and DENY, foolscsp, letter paper,
l.. large thin vellum do bite laid do do
copying paper, at all sizes,
London and Bris,o. boards; do { ncv letter and
nDte paper, plain, eniboss d aud cornl bro
cade,
American cap, letter and writing papers from
the est mills in the Union,
Perryan Pens OF all descriptions;
Dest German and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryans wiring fluids. Morrisons mud
Perryan's best cnpying inks; English and
American folio ard quarto copying paper;
Rodgers s. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk kniref. razors and scis-
sors,
Pocket books and wallets Russia and Morocco
leather,
English waters Ind sealing WAX superior quail
ty; Travelling desks and dressing casss
Aeker,nap's and Ne~man's hes, nature c,,,,s,
Brooknan and AcherIuun's drawing pencils,
Drawing books, Albums and British and Amer.
lean Annuas, fer 1889,
Bosks-Engsh, French, Spanish, Italian, Ger
man and Latin, consisting in classical, law,
medical works, literary. &c.
Just receiver aidt sale by
n,vsn B JOHNS e. Gu.
4 sUKDAGE, &4.-IO0 COILS tsrred Rope, assorted
~ sizes, irun IN inche; Spunyarn and Katlme
stuTs; alec, Deep and Hunclead lines; Rigging
leather, &c. for sale hv
t2s READ& BARsTow,7 Bank Place
. ALE ROPE-a0O COILS Bale Rope, OF rureio,
J.1 ISAAC BRlDHE SO, 1871 Mag Zinc $,
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The freight Of he packet shin England which arri-
we'd at New York the 22nd ult., amounted to
$fl,75O.
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1TMBRELLAS-;il Bingham and Man,nu
u Umbrellas, various sizes and qualities for sale by
jan 50 ISAAC BRIDGE Il tn La Magazine =,
AKD-95U kegs prime leaf Lard, lanNing, aud e.
IL sale by J THAYER & Co,
ja39 "a Psydru
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Directors Of sae Union Bank, elected by the Stock
| '.rverich, Frederick Frey, c. leblanc and W.
| Zeal
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

TUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware:
81 house, a large supply fl ON New York and Bos
ton. Persons in the want of furniture would do well
to call and select heir articles from th hest and
largest stuc ks now III the city. " CARNES,
d6 So B-nrille st
NB-Pnrenlnr attention paid to packing and ship
ing Furniture, freep of xpense. d6-2w
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+ Camp 81. Theatre.

Eighth night OF the engagement of the celebrated
MIR. EDWIN FORREST
THIS EVENING, FEB. S,
Will be performed tho Tragedy OF
THE GLADIATOR.
Spa,tacus, Mr. Forrest
ph.rsar;us, Fredrricks,
Cressus, Fielding;
Senona, Mrs Barrett,
Julia, Greene.
70 conclude Ii, the Imaginable Piece Of
THE WEDDING DAY.
Contest. Mr.. Johnson,
Lord Rnk Gland, Fielding,
Lady Contest, Mrs Barrett.
On Thursday, Ninth night Of MIR. FORREST
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ook, the Murderer, brought from Texas on
Monday. in he steam boat Cuba.
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D,-.sssrs " Citizens Bank. E.J. Forstal', Low"
I lie Beau l.. &. Heste,g, 4. Murphy, Edmond S"r'nf
Jr ad Joseph Pile, have been elected by The Stock
holders.
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Ten dollar counterfeit noic' Of tha fagla bnnk, Bo-
ton arc in circulation in Baltimore
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Il For trial, apply to S LOCK & Co.
No Front Levne st
NB-But ! bIls ar n time can emily be delivered to
steam boat, until get further supply which
vii he in few days.
dec6 ST. Co
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FOR LIVERPOOL

jour, ed.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
81 The f.-, sal ing ship JOHN IlALF,
:::s u: s; y; 5; $ ;;'' ":s
'''', Sss 80 '"'pF" "'' Gu III Il GAL 90 Commons,
FOR LIVERPOOL. -
II The | fns, sailing ship EUROPE,
rG4M Cnr' Drmn.r,h, i'll receive mediate des-
10y. rarh or the alto port.
va ir lgh Of :l bales cotton t" cnmrelr her cargo,
or pa ,.ngc, apply to Levin GALE,
tce &C n,ulnn Ut
FOR NEW YORK.
Ner York and M,o orleans Line Of Pochets
IL The Al >hi" TROY, Capt W cd. will
,SfN commence ling in ,u-n"rrnw, md having
- 1AE 'ar' IF Ter 'a,g ,:"' to go ~" b"r1, iii
al e'a d-simt For fcigh1 ~ passage ap-
pl OF" onrd opposite the We .enhle n"rs't: TO
fr6 lEr"H lAinl AW, 66 "'nr st
put" is Il, charging opposite til Mat. Con .,gners are
particularly requested 10 In their permits a'"i
''S WV ''''' Vt VT /. Il GALE, conxigne,,
fc6 o. Common At
New Orleans, h FcbruAr, 1889. :
FXCtlANGE on England, Or safe ut .,s In ,itu-
II tuition. ROBrJ PALFKr.i,
ELoUR.-so DPS landing from steamer Danuie.
fe6 a. New evee
G'>S :s ''A''-'S SD ;H!. Il: II 1 :y L We.
lJ.NK-IO Ibls mtSS rune r. Q for sale BY
'e6 D IRIS Y, Al Ne~ 'e' ee
" ,l.UARLt: BI ks Just ,ec.lyrn an invoice VI
standard aid valu b'c books, chiefly Lurdon
editions.
Beauties f B,'on, or IL danes de Byron, splendid
plates
Byron illustrated, do do
Scous I,nl srn,' illustration plates.
H'ckend'n's .lps,
Roscu.'s " rlrs.
Fndcn'S Tnbraux.
Gallery of British artists all sp endd cngravings;
Latin ard irrek la sIer ibrary, in English,
v,, T'c'tu+, Nr option Nr.,
Byrnn's work., London pnrket edition,
ShaH~.rur', L"nd N diamond edition,
ii"sg's, Ii. trick Sheieri's, tales,
Aiken British, "n.tS
The s. ct,.ur, vnls, in l8,no,
Select M iror British poets.
h ccAr, los Decl heron, in :, vols,
tnros"s OF ste'ar,rr hv I'israeli.
NarsInls lif. of y as'ington vol l2mn,
Win variety Of SPLENDID Annuus and works of
AIT, i'll handsome bi.dngs.
fec St Charles and Common SITS
T:Il tAt.
1890! Capita. Prize. r. ,"i' $500
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
ORA ing of the ';rund tate |. Ctnsa Extra.
SOL l, 4, g.. Ct, g., 3, l, &c, 81.
IN XII " I:urIoza. a merchant Of This civ.
"a ,,,,, ,
'Lr3'' w. w.. - ny ,' ~" ~
1889, at 6 o'clock, ?. NJ. at Bishops H"l.l.
DAVIS 4 co, siunagers.
IS Draw numhers-i2 Drawn Ballots.
S,,e,a;d .Scb,ms.
.o, -.
:" Ola fr'zes amounting 10 VS. o9o
''cNe'S - Vo-''"''es ''-N'"'e'S 20
Packages ii % Tickets for $'2j, warranted to draw
q, lie ISL 50 Packages of Is ''aif 'Ickes Sc! 20
1"nt, 10 .si HS a. s ~" az
iiGhe's 80. :" warrant l" 'r"" III ehs' go
Eur PACKAGES o' sinsl3 ucN's, ap''.* al 'ie
F,be l6 Chnrt.-s s,
7----
y. r." ~. >,o-''" ''oS' - =" y rus
Congress !a,r- d., Perry's aar epr;ug do
do snnll do do sill do
Winlel's la lies do do double pa,cnt
do ,mmri,u Dnub,e pueut do
Gi.lo's burel do do Naiuuai do
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& a II EDS
TO MERCHANTS,

UTMERCIlA\T> cnu haze a HEArTIrrL Cik,u-
LAR struck of at fur hours NoriCK, hy nN,ns At tie
'omp'ing Room o, IR! + AMERICAN rRu.r:st,:
oFfltT, 81. ChnrrS Exchange. nIj"ning tie READ
ING Ru"M at Corner Ct 'ra,er street, At the tint
in Oh c, Of royd,as and :, Chm los Streets
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Sncings Bank-In Europe there 1870 Savings
Banks, he derosi,es in which were, in 1887 49, 3l4
796 forms.
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The Fourier says that in 1879, all the old women
predicted the earthquake to he the precursor Of war-
and SO was. hut the editor Of the Courier confesses
hitns elf at loss what t. think now.
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Texas From our Texas files glenn the follow
ing. Congress adjourned on the 9th u,., meet al
the new of Government, To be located he
on the Cnlnrado river, near 'asirnp. Provisions at
Houston y AMI high he e'.itor of the
National Inelligenc.r was eltcted public PRINTER.
Bill TO prsvout tn, wearing Of concealed weapons
pusset the House nn The 2I>t ut. A law passed Con
gross authorship the 81 0oa, 90 loan in The United
stae- and The negotiation If $5,Onn,0On, wherever it
can be had ga the hest No alter ton was made
in the Tariff Congress authorized The enplo ment Of
fiendv Indians as rangers tn prulecr the fr"ner. a
marty of about 20 kCd the house of Mr. Martin
were repused and pursued, but surprised their pur-
s,.rs and succeeded in killing n,en. The Theatre
under Carlos has been opened nd is said 10 b. do &
we'll, If the seat OF Government be moved, he will
have entered on la spec. ten. Rusk rxpec ted
at Houston.
Through the Coulter of las evening, We l. arm that
a French fee, with 10000 troops drsti ID as gain
Mexico, had been sI'oks off Martinez. p"" English
7i's and flisntes had .u cd Havana from Yer,
Cruz. A large 0eci i, expactcd to lsn them.
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CRY BAA>
New Orleans, FrbruAr' 1879
EXCfEANGE on Eng land, ut this In titu.
IL tuition. ROBF J PALFRrl,
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DIED
Yesterday afternoon, AT o'clock, EDWARD ANsl.Ef
eldest Of Patrick Ryan, esq His lends and acquai"
pa tcuary invited attend his finer this after
noon X, from his fathers residence No 20! Common
Etrect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-06

IMPORTANT TO MASTERS OF STEAM BOATS
Il The subscribers have in store few barrels of
illuminated Peat,a article lately invented in New
YORK. 4 lew barrels Of this Peat wasp on hoard the
the result Of the trial has satisfied hi That 100 lbs O.
Peat are eyua to 309 lbs. nj Coz ami that in case
geol head Of stean this fuel u dispensablc. The di
Iectors Of the Great Western Il ,lrrei the purchase
400 brs for the Of the sh which was nut on board
on her last de. arturo.
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

4 AWNERS AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
~ BOATS can haze their Bills struck of, in one
| more Color'h Inks Plain Culorcd Puper, mitk
despatch. aud on fnrorabie Terms, by hnpiag their
ORDERS TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
Nsy2g-,f
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FOR I.IYERPNOL.

TUX wv TIKTVUII. a
Fl the A fast sailing ship EUROPE,
Gs9M Cap: D,umnr,d Il, i'll rec, i've mediate des-
zsA4Azg- a'rh the at,o port.
Enr lgh of :'on bales cotton cnnr'e4r her cargo
or pa ,engc, apply to LEVI II GALE,
{, u,,,run Vt
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Wings 63. Locofocos 50. Mr.. Williams was con-
frmed for the unrxrired term Of Judge 7rotter, which
| Only holds to the 4th Of March next.
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FOR NEW YORK
Nem York and N,,c orleans L,ne Of Packets.
81 The Al shin TROY, Capt. W cd. will
,S con'me''cc taNins in ,"-n"rr"w, ind having
-xAE- l"r' If Ter 'atg lad. I" go u" b""rl "'''
:. II. meIin d-si'At h For f!cigh passage ap-
pl ontd opposite the Vegetable nnrk't, or 10
f6 E.rr q LAID, AW, 66 n'nr st
" fhs ship ''hoZt Is Cupi ..uc,, from iver-
put" is charging opposite III. Min Con gicrs are
particularly requested 10 tn their permits al
attend to the receipt of,I,cir : "ds.
1. II GALE, C"nsigne',
G,6 o. Cnmln.n 1t
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The . f,-, sal Ing ship JOHN HAL ,
iNfA Capt 'rowc, will receive im"e'l'e e despatch
SaAAE for 1ha above pot. For Fl igh' Of 2Ol hae-
cot'on conpIetr her cargo, apply to
fa6 |. GAL 90 Common ST
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HAVANA COFFEE-lOO bags prime quality
Ill in store, and for sue by
jal7 ABRAHAM TRIER "a Grayier

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TIVE Undersigned have this day formed a co.part-
nership for the transaction of II General Comnts.
sion and Forwarding business in this City under the
Arm OF SHALL & BRowN, ard have taken the new
brick store, No. 96, Magazine street, (n-ar Poyras
GEORGE SHALL, JR.
Refersnccs: . JAMES G BROWN.
Stetson j. Avery, Whiting & STARK,
. Walton 4 CO. w Bogart, Bogart Il
Hawthorn. J Thayer 4 CO. Wins.
ton II Shall. New ORLEANS.
Crockett & Slarpleig,. John Fairfield
4 cos, Walker Emerson L. CO..
Griggs + Chckerng, BosroH.
Cha. Ps %ssses y { &C., Co. Philadelphia.
WStesiles, 1 css%peel & co Pittsburgh, Penn.
Edgerton S, Woodbridge, Marietta, O.
John Woodbridge, Esq. Chico,he, q.
James m Ps carss : ESQ., co. Nashville, Tenn.
E Il Tuc, st Louis, Mo. II
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IHLOUR.-9m bills landing from steamer Danube.
l. tor sale by DORIS Y,
fe6 a. New evee
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fNHRlSTMAs and New Years Gi:tS-A few Of thu
~ English and American Animals, still to he hat
at the Bookstore of ALEX TOWAR
Where large assortment the Books suitable for
the season can he had d28-it
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EbOWLElT'S Interest iubc.--Fostsr's Boukkeep.
q ing; Bcnmeu's Hams do. Expeditlous
and for sale by 4 TiIW Ar
H. (,au,n
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HAf-I0u It0 ha 'es lIu,
l. 2o0 "urr!s potatoes,
;. 20 v ie'l lumber, undng from ship Hanover
aud for sale Ly levi ii GALE.
Jh'u % Common It
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. ALE ROPE-IIO COILS Bale Rope, of super 'ur
j .qnAlisy. for sale by
l.B ISAAC BRIDGE SO, 1871 Mag Zinc st
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.OnA boxes Snip. MeacEan's brand, iunding fror.
~\tO ship ColImhiama, inr sale by
jale siItIL d BROWN. % Magazine st
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SoAP-3On boxes ioulds' and Rubnin's No. ] Soup
~ IN store tor sa'ehy JTHAYER 4 Co,
tl ID PuyIias st
ER@-WASHINGTON GUARDS
New Orleans, Feb. I>t, 1889.
A rJEND Monthly Meeting, THIS DAY, the
y Avn INST, vt o'clock, = NJ, at The Annory.
by order # CAPT. Hozey.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
seoItsV lilo Times ind james River Ssaxc

!
To be published IN he torn Of Seosr,e, dDenae Co Va
I'lllS PAPER will be conducted under the SUI
perintcndanen oil an association Of gentlemen IN
| sad town.
twill advocate the Advancement of the INTEREST," OF
our STATE by the construction OF works ol Internal
improvement upon State account. aud hv Joint sock
Companies. ms the only efficient means of enabling
Virginia 10 compete successfully with other States
IN direct foreign trade admitted by all be essen
tial In agric ulutsl commercial aud manufacturing
prosperity.
As connected with tbs subject, il will also adyo-
cate such modification of our banking system, aud
such distribution oi lis eaplta rs the wants OF tho
different sections OF our State may require.
1t viii at all tunes publish Political articles from
correspondents. written IN proper temper. without
reference their political tcnets nnl without tab ing
the attitude OF putialn IN the political srltcs OF the
day. the columns OF tho "'rIMES" will keep the
readers informed OF the movements ofhc various po-
cal parties ot the country II wall ut all times be
prepared lebuhe the foul spirit of Abolitionisn,
and Mobocracy, winch REGARDED AS the most n
armlng symptol OF the degenetacy of the patriotic
sentiments of our teople.
IL will oonlain condensed review of the proceed
ugs OF our National aud State Legislatures, az well
AS the Legislatures OF other States that may be OF
general interest.
A portion Of the columns will always be devoted 10
commercial agricultural literary aud social lnlclli-
gencc. Under the Commercial head there will be
published weekly corrected statement OF the prices
OF produce and other commodities town.
~ well rs IN the principal markets IN the United
States
Respecting Virtue and Intelligence tho main
pillars OF Republican Institutions, and as
4" Righteousness cxallclh nation, and SIN is
pioaoh to any people" the Incubation OF sound NOR
ais will be aionding object Of the TIMES.
A portion OF the paper will be devoted to Miscel-
aneous subjects, such MS Poetry. Tales. Essays and
valuable Information OF KIND, IN Older TO reuder
II interesting as well ~ useful.
Conditions al Ihc Times.
The LIST No OF this paper will be issued about The
Ist OF March next. twill be printed on good paper.
of medium size, with good type.
The plsc will be Two Dollars, If paid within three
months OF the date al subscription, and Two Dollars
and Fifty cents if moi paid within that period.
Communications (post paid) to be addressed to the
publishers of the Seoitsylllo Tunes aud James River
Gazette.
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EDITORS coRREsPoNDENcE.

RicnmoNo, Jan. ii, 1899.
On Saturday last. there was another animated,
though brief discussion on the Internal Improve
mont question, On resolution submitted by Mr. Ed
munds of Halifax proposing certain Inquiries re-
fer 10 1t only showing the interest which seems to
be felt on the subject
Except the Election OF Public Printer which
you will haYe resulted in lie choice Of Samuel
Shepherd by an almost unanimous vote there was
nothing else OF special interest teloe the House, ell
the, On Saturday or to-day.
The Select Committee on the subject Of Banks
had sheir FIRST meeting this morning
II Is stated by the correspondent ofthc N. Y. Cou-
tier, that prior tho adjournment OF the North
Carolina Legislature, an informal ntefchange.of o.
pinon ool place between the Wing members OF
thai body the subject of the next Presidency. aud
the result was almost unanimous expression hat
Henry Clay is the choice of the Wings OF thai State.
1t is not mprob bic thai similar course will be a
dopted by the Wing members OF the Virginia I.e-
gslaluIc but whether this be done there 10
doubt MIR. Clay is then choice, with entire
unity.
The Alexandra Gazette OF this notning states,
the authority of letters from Nashville. thai Gen.
Jackson has been turned out of church for hard
smcaras, The Information is, | suspect, apoehry-
phM.
You will observe hat there has been dnh
Bi8dlc movement III New York by the esiablishment
of the BANK 81 Commerce by many OF tho most pro-
minent Wall-s,reet 6nanoiers, with capital of five
millions, with the privilege reserved Of increasing it
to twenty millions. irrespective of subscriptions by
the General aud State Government, aud containing
provision In its articles OF associations for tho e.
vcn,na employ mcnt Of the institution fiscal
gent by the General Government aul ssch Of Tho
States may think proper to avail themselves Of its
services. Every movement Of this sort weakens a
National Bank in the North, aud 1t seems now TO
incorporation of such institution is forever at
eud. shall rejoice the removal of this bone Of
contention. -.
am glad to see that Mr.. Rives has broken
ground in the Senate, on the subject Of the Public
Lands, and in opposition TO that Bcntonian system Of
spoialion and plumber TO which the Administration.
for the purpose OF buying votes in the West, with
the property oflIs old States is lending its counto-
nance lls due 10 Senator Roane, to say that, ON
this great question he, too, las sunk the paizan ia
the patriot.
You have seen the statement that Secretary Paul
ding has dismissed Mr.. Boyle, III, chief clerk of
the Navy Departments for an assault in his office.
upon Nlidshirman Walsh. It issaiJ that his success
is to be MI Lrggctt mbd l. lco Eco Ab-
olr,ioniss Nous efroas, as the Enquirer 50 often
says.
The Canal s now opep for navigation and there
is no apprehension entertained Of future breaks
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OBITUARY..
-dnothsr Revolutionary Soldier gone i,


SAckvi LLr kIna IS NO Mone,,
lie died at the residence Of Mr. John Rosser. it,,
IN 'ampheh county, on Monday the 18th inst IN
' ~, ia year ol ms age.-Cart. hing was born In
''no'e' county, Nhgnia, aud Tor the most pat OF
JUS ionS ue, ne was an active aud useful citizen IN
ne aii'ts oil ms native State. lie the last of SIN
brothers. all OF whom served the revolution IIewas
taken prisoner by the British, but soon escaped and
was not slow to retaliate IN tnll. hIs capois lie
oomhallueu company, and vas ut the surrender OF
.o,h""'iisa Al LIills otk. Daring this evenul pc
hod, and the many years since allotted unto him
trying aud multiplied were The scenes and yicssi-
tudes, though which he passed. For upwards of
oo ears lie served ms country soine civil Office
an" 'e" men were more efficient, Intelligent and o.
o'sihg' IN thctr Official chaarter than Cant, King.
e"as t"lee honoied With the Sheillaltv ot Tins
county III that office ,augh ofcompaint vas never
heard against him. Nature had rchly endowed III, d,
ee'sed ms NINA was OF hat masculine vigorous aud
man, '"oo'o"hleh to coercion, would present perpe-
.un ,es'S',nee' SUBMISSION suffering would dlsarm.
anu Dung MN To tears like chd. A man oi warm
''c'hss' anu ot saneutne temperament. social aud
loNlal' Foibes he had but he was not the man TO
ASSEMBLE them, and his PRIDE often gave them
oodef tehei than he deserved At heat lie was
SINCERE, generous, conhdmg and tender,-so much
So as To make bun great sufferer, both in feeling
andlouune. The writer OF this humble tribute OF
respect had reason to esteem Inn while living aud
to 'enerato hs memory thar he is dead II will
be gratifying to hs numerous TRENDS aud relatives,
to kno" that whilst Sick he had all the attention and
comfort, that kindness and cate could suggest; and
thai he died, perfect, resigned and composed
IN the possession OF bis faculties and expressing the
nlleat confidence IN the protection aud goodness OF
has Maker.
Died near Peytonsburg, piusylyania Go. Va, on
Thursday, the Sd day of Jnuatv, after an illness OF
louI days, Manrna WfsrLY, thnd daughter OF
Richard aud Martha Kennedy aged om years eight
months and twenty eight days. She came TO hci
deahh by incidentally falling into the fire.
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EDUCATION.
valuable Property in Market.
January IL

OFFER For SALE the following property,
4 to wit "a piece OF ground on The basin OF the
canal in Lynchbuig, 40 feet wide and running l65
feet on jefferson street, below sham Scruggss; al
So one half acre lot at the junction Of JEFFERSON ana
Water streets, running l65 feet on Jefferson street
and 1872 feet Water street also, piece OF Sfonnu
al the junction of cllerson street and LIST alley run
ming lG5 feet on Jefferson street, running from thence
10 Black water creek and bounded by said creek, the
Stone Lumber house and first alley 10 Jefferson
street through which the canal is located
Should "A Railroad be constructed westward from
Lynchburg, 1t is thoughtby some this will be suita-
Bile place for depot-aso, one bali acre lot at the
nnction of Jefferson aud fourth alley below
Sn,ing Warehouse on which there is valuable Rock
quarry AS is presumed that few opportunities
will be afforded for obtaining such valuable properly
on and near the canal those who wish TO become
purchasers are invited TO view the premises and Judge
or themselves. VI ~ -, '''
If the above property be not disposed ofbelore the
18th of next month"; it will then be offered at Auc-
too If the weather be suitable
Terms " i'll be liberal.
WIN. DAVIS, Jr.
LIST Mo. 18th "'lof -"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-17

o. The New l.rk Commercial Advertiser SAYS
that Mr.. Swartwout was in Liverpool when the Roy
al William steam ship left, He had gwen grand
banquet To English aud American friends, the cost
OF which was seven pounds sterling to man. tower
S3l head) He can afford it, with the million and
II quarter ofstolen money in his possession. Is not
the government bound to adopt some measures for
The apprehension aud punishment Of the mpudent
rogue, who thus defes public scorn instead of hiding
himself in some cavern, where the eyes of man
could never behold him Or are laws made only
for minnows, while the tritons may set thea, at def
ance