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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
u Travellers desr"us Of mixing the Florida route
via Pensacola, tn the North, Informed that irs rate
boars will constantly run from. iInhle I. Pensacola
leaving Nohil and Pensacola other dav at CT thu
lst of May. Good iges will always be prov,Iea II,
the subscriber TO he in readiness to TAX. iron
Mobile, in case OF the failure Of the boats
NIB AnNOID.
The steamboat Champion leaves Mobile tor Pensa
cola twice n week feb 3S "
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HAMPERS CLASSICAL Library,
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NHt Subscribers. Agents for the extensive Of
w. q >. Butcher sheffield En"ianh, have Just
.ceved very extensive set Of IN ais, consisting n'
luhle and dessert Knives OF desert. alton, Pen,
ocket, Dix, and Spear poin, Knives; Ruzors, Sis-
RS. Edge Tools, &c. &c. &c which they are prcparrn
,exhit the trail orders. Terms and conditions
i'll be nude known at the time.
milo I'D. BEN l. 4 COHEN 30 Common st,
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STVWENTY-TNI hi. Coast unl 1ecpv, d a -, vi
l. sale by HERMOiE\E. BLOWN y 90
NAV 3 No 'o,i =,
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;,'L .C;t-52 bis l,n,aug iron, >tenrn',", iiatnn
= Rouge, tnr sale by q 10 ",
mNl7 Al <pu 1 a
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hn'''''' TIT rv'scen' M.ueSinn A,pe,;,,,-s
ash y nnd G"n rnrg 'lv, Ia Wv spec y or inj;
'f> ''h' ,rrv u d"'ninv, gidnn e 8, headuchs
cji'N \ IN H'"n "h, hn!,ll MA! c,sliyru,s. rusa
t"us rfnP'r'ns, &r.
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IRON ROOFS-Thr 81 scrlbe.s nav . vcU1e,
: II great exp nSe, ,hs rgh, of pu ting on ,r"
ro".s nj thus r'y. They are "dapt-d to pu J..
buildings, ware "usrs, ard private dwellings, a ~
combine at "ncs c,rapness and durnb,!.,, ana
are +, rt.c |, fire and wafer pruuf Trims ina
lie know u, and n model seen al nur est ,hl shm-r,
opposite 81. Mary'- m"rNe', Tr,ap,t"n'a~
OCT 2 F. tr,N,SVE ~
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I "AF sOG 'k-.ari us qua is. onstn",.v in
- tor" aid sale by SHALT 4 BIZ. WYE,
g d; M.0nx 40 @,
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. ! = ~ Il, ~ y |,
Du,Ih'H ana , PlIllp, krr : cnnErani, IN tam
an Extensive as ut ",n, of au,i ur"ga n. ar.
sh"es, New Y. TX manuf ,cture, I. nrn. - nnrr
and cnlurtn OF AL Hy,s, WINCH he " tit dep"ee -.
al very ,'-orae price.
Fam at his a.q ''n'a"rr on ee"d'ny nm "r'it
vi v" 'u-rr w,sn-. attend e l.. $ ST JOUR
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Carpenters T nd Extr,r, e s,,s,n,,,,,. !,
'nr'''it" m" "i"" i. d, g" d ana cubrhs &c
>w' m'- Pa"nrra AID Vrmiias Brush -,
III !, |" !. al o nntri,u, g.,
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NO. hnrdFea H6reee
HAVE asonstan' supply every article pertn,nu,
to eenteHens dress. Ut the latest stve a, New Ynrk
pricrs ,cc on VI "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
nomgsTEC INTELLIGENCE.
Erom LIE Pntilana Arens.
BsSeoR, March

BaHeoR, March ,. $40,
have only time 10 say that Mr.. English Is here
rom Fredericton, n. b.. with a communication
l,on Sir john Harvey Gov Fairfield, and Il is re-
ported thai proposition III be made 10 The 6osern.
az Tor running conventional line between Name
and New Brunswick. lie coniraJicts the report Of
The 100 lr-h Fuseefs at Fredericton. and 800 sol
diers from Cana "a. No other news OF importance
from the Fast.
Col. Jnsiss present s,and with the soldiers under
hs command, Is ii the mouth Of The Presquc Isle
river, branch oil The AtoosioOk-aboui nine miles
"esi Of The true boundary line, and abou, twelve
NILS west iromthe eneanIpmen Of Sir John Harvey,
the mouth ri the fombiqne river.
Thus. things ltok more peacesbe on lie Frontier.
We also see, as VIC have heure stated the error III
tie statement respecting the advance of Blush
Troops from Quebec and Halifax. Eds. Express
A letter from Bangor says thai tie trespassers
captured AT Fish River had permits from the author
mes al New Brunswick.
Letters from Augusta Of the 4ih say that another
message from Governor Fairfield to the Legislature
was expected the next day
The Legislature on he Ali passed resolution
ton app,opratng s. 900 for The continuation OF the
road from the Aroostook 10 the ST. Johns-through
the heart Of the disputed territory and IT To be
sent to the Legislature OF Massachusetts for con
cuuence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

The POWER OF CoSsCIENCE.-Some days sine
gentleman from the West, who was stopping nj
of the principal hotels, had retired 10 rest when
some one entered his room, opened his pocket book
and took from it 700 doafs.-There were several
thousand dollars in the book Al the Tine and IT ma
turally excited wonder that any of il should have
been lett. few day after tie theft, he received
note. stating that person wanted to see him ne,,
the Western Bank after dark on matters of impor
lance. and 1t requested tina, no one should ar
company him. The lasrequest was not, however
complied with, and the person robbed akiny n friend
with him, went 10 The place naturalization ar
r'log mere they found young man, well dressed
and apparently well educ lied, who, al once wilhou,
reserve stated that he had committed the robbery
That being distressed Ion money. lie had in mo.
ment OF desperation, entered his room aud taken
the money hom his pocket book. That he had no
'dea at the time. OF the amount he was taking but
upon examining 1t and finding that what he had IA
Ken was five hundred and two one hundred dollar
notes. and then rejecting on The infamy of the
crime lie had committed, he confonndrd II
was in vain that he sought to solaee his mind BY
ing the necessity which prompted him to The ACT
81 ep was banlshed from his eyes and miserable he
ns' he wandered about, shrnL,g from the paze nj
every one he encountered, and expecting every mo
ment 10 De arrested Shame prevented him from re-
turning the money and he took it several miles l,o,n
The city and buried it. This brought no opie, r., bi |
disturbed conscience. The thought of his yui, u,. |
ever uppermos in his mind, and lie had dete mipeI |
TO return his money through the Post Ohire and
dug 1t up and enclosed i, in blank sheet of paper
'o' 'na' purpose Ills honesty, having so far over
come the suggestions of pride, led him to 90 (uy,be,
lhe return OF the money would not relieve innocrn,
persons who might be suspected from suspiciop.-
and IT was this reflection that had forced him 49,
sad to return the money in person. Saving ,bs
Inc young man placed the money in the hands Of its
""ue,' anu 'ui'her remarked, tina, he was in his
power ana desired to avoid no punishment which
ne msh, suppose be mered. The gentleman took
II anu bid hm 90 and sin no more
Bait 4i,re,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
u canfsfiag. March 10.


In the House oi Delegates yesterday the James
River bill was again taken up, and, on Mr.. Witch
eis motion, the vote adopting his proposition on
Saturday, relative 10 the Commemorative vote in
the said Company, which We have noticed, was re
considered. MI W. then proposed an amend
meDt IN lieu thereof, giving the Commonwealth a
vote equal 10 all the votes thai may be present and
given by subscribers other ihan the State, and d.
recilng the Board OF Public Works 10 appoint three
proxies To represent the Siae-the same To be Sc
ecIcd from three different sections OF the line oi
improvements Mr.. Watkins moved his proposition,
before explained by us, as amendment. A debate
ensured but before the vote taken,
On motion OF Mr. Cfuro field, the bill was re-
committed 10 the Commlllce OF Roads, &c. with
Instructions 10 bring IN bill authorizing the Com
pany to borrow on the hnh of the State 81 $685. 900
-pedging the corporation funds primarily, Tor the
payment OF The interest and redemption of the prin-
cipal OF said loan. This motion was adopted by a
vote OF 65 10 81.
Much other business done, which we defer no
nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

FLOR1DA-An officer OF The Army who reach
ed Savannah on the 5tb instant informs The editor Of
the Georgian that Lieut. Makall, OF the lsi Artillery,
was shot al few days before, by Indians while on
Bscaytn Beach and received two balls through the
body. but pleased learn that the wounds
not considered mortal. lie in company with
Capt. Tfa'hen of the steamer Poinscit and his men
were about 900 ya,ds distant al the time. The saw
ages fired from thicket and escaped.
We regret 10 state also that Major Noel Of the 9th
Infantry, shot himself accideny with his pistol
lew days since while on ascouting parry against In
d,ans, n few oil whom were taken prIsoners-Major
~ had his pistol cooked, and going off unexpected
~, II inflicted on him a dangerous wound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

! The erisiatufe hsse voted the sun, Of eight nun
lred thousand dollas, and passed resolutions calling
upon The State Of Massachusetts and them IN the
measure
Immediately on ,he receip, ofihis important inior-
masn the Legislature II this Province resolved IT.
self into COMMUNICATION The defence II the Province.
and for assisting the Inhabitants Of New Brunswick
! 10 repnlse The invading foe all other business was
stopped until the committee should report, when
WAS done al > O'Clock,
Never perhaps in the history Of Nova Scotia has
there occurred such outbreak ofdeep ,mpasslon
ed feeling. was gwen expression 10 whea the Com
muee reported their resolutions.
Notwithstanding the suddenness of the measure
adopted by the House. when the doors were opened
at half post five o'clock, The libby and gallery were
filled overlooking by the crowds Of Inhabitants who
had been waiting for admission. The report was
then read after some preliminary observations. by the
Hon. Mr.. Dodd, Chairman oil the committee IL
consisted OF series OF resolutions, empowering HIS
Excellcncy the Commander-i Chief TO call out and
embody Volunteer and Daft Companies OF the Mil
na, 10 the number Of 5000 men, between The ages
of IL and d; and authorizing the expenditure oi
OF II 90 600 If II should be required, 10 repe the
agpressions on the sister Province.
The resolutions provided Also thai in addition 10
The same allowance as the Regular Troops from The
Military Chest, the Militia should receive pay from
Provincial resources authorized TO be exrt nded ~
the service. The House received the report undn
,m0usfy after which, on motion of the Hon. MI
Dodd, tie whole house, and the assembled multi
ude. arose and united in three times three cheers
for the brave inhabitants Of New Brunswick and
three times three for her most gracious Majesty
Queen Vctor,, which were given with such rap
nous and IRENE nions effect, that The solid walls Of
our Province Building seemed to shake TO Their
foundation, and the sound was heard in the adjacent
streets.
Tie house TO wall upon His excellency To-
morrow, with copy of the Resolutions.
On the following day the L. legislative Council con-
cuned in the Of the Assembly and the H.ieuten-
anti Governor approved ofthe whole proceedings
The ship Crocodile, with division Of The 69h re-
eImenl had sailed from Iafax for New Brunswick
also, the Eliza, aud Numa, transports with another
detachment
The Boston Sentinel of Saturday. the only Bos-
ION paper OF that date received by yesterdays mail
The Eastern Mail arrived last evening about be.
tore II, but brongh, nothing new from the ''seat u
war" The forces under llodsdon were employed III
drilling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

Ro1bery.-'Some individuals entered the room Of
the Rev. O B. Brown, in the Central Hotel in this
place on Tuesday night, and stole therelrom a gold
watch aud IA considerable sum Of money in gold,
silver, aud bank notes. belonging to that gentleman
The officers Of Jnsice pursuit of an individual
who Is suspected OF having committed the robbery
Charlottesville Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
TIE MAINE BORDER TROUBLES

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HALIFAX.
We have received from the Once of the Boston
Atlas an extra containing accounts from Ualf,x
tNova Seot'a) to the eth ult. The late movements
on the part OF the government aud people of Maine
have occasoned great excitement and the U,If,,
papers regard The event Of between the L. Sta,c
and Great Britain as almost inevitable The Leois.
lature OF Nova Scotia met on the 26th on tho -.
ceIpt OF The news from the borders. and voted s,m
OF one hundred thousand pounds 10 be at the dposa
OF The uoVefnor 10 raise men TO The aid of New
Brunswick. and eight thousand men were to he i'm.
medlatcly raised
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
DARING ATTEMPT At ROBBERY,

About three O'Clock on Friday morning some
daring Williams broke INTO The Warren Green Hotel
aud distracted nom the Bar room seyeral trunks.
the property OF stage passengers, who in the
course oil hall an hour TO take stage Washington
fortunately the noise attracted the attention of some
oilhc inmates, who gave the alarm, aud upon an
immediate pursuit being made. all the trunks were
recovered. together with their contents, which
had been rlhed from them. As yet clue has
beeu made to the detection ofihe individuals.
lIdrrcnt0n Jefersonian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

Read uiat The Giockmdk.r says Every hs'ns
crter mus, work in tins world, aud laboref Is
slave but The abofer only gets enough 10 i've i'o"
Iay To day while the slaves tended IN infancy anu
old age, and has spare time enough given him to
earn yond deal too. A married woman II you
come that is slave call her what You wiii-"he,
woman. angel. ierinagant devil, she's slase' anu
if she happens 10 get the npper haHd the husbands
slave; aud il he don't lead lie than any black
Niger when he's under petticoat government, iaen
my name is not Sam Slick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

Or. cooper.-A Columbia sponden', under
date OF the 9th instant, informs us that Dr. COOPER
Is not dead and that our obituary notice Of him has
doubtless atived IN tImeo amuse its venerable subject
u yield hmthe privilege ofknowing, while living,
something OF the worlds opinion of him after death
The health Of the literary veteran SAID to be very
feeble, much that lie is scarcely expected to
live from one day to another. His complaint is the
dfopsy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

be constructed upon the joint stock pnncirle-'h.'
the capital could mol be raised IN that way, lie ad-
vertsd TO the great eifo,ts mede in behalf oil the
James River Improve rent. and The richness oil the
set,an through which Passed yet tile capital could
not be raised on the old joint stock principle.
Mr.. Peyion then entered into an argument in he
half OF the hill and against the amendeml, which he
continued I'LL the hour Tor the recess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

The New York Correspondent ol the National In
telligencer writes The North river is now open to
Hudson, though is full otloose ice. Our town e.
lections are now taking place. What OF Locotuco-
ism the three days Of November left. the local cleo
tons seem to be using up. Thus far particularly in
onelda, these elections very cheering.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

MORE DrrALcArIoNs The Boston Atlas oil
Friday states that extensive frauds have been detect
ed III the Post Office AT concord, n. H., and that
great excitement consequently prevails there. ],
adds that tins has long been suspected and lhni
plans were devised Tor detecting the fraud, which
yentually succeeded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

live wished TO make a perpetual motion we would
take for the main spring the tongue OF Wing ora
tor-Pa. Democrat
Or the leg OF a sub treasurer.
Louisville Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
DR. II. IA. GgEEEY,N.
SURGEON DENTIST,

'AhES this occasion to inform the public that
L he has removed his office next door above the
Auction room of Col Charles Phelps and direcrlv
opposheto H. b. Richards's Hardware Store, where
ne can at any time be found ready to perform the
duties of bis profession
Dec Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

Com. Porter Las been appo ined resident Minis
ter at Consianlipole with salary oi $4,000 per ai-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
T. A u I'll q

eau TEON.
/ FORE WARN all persons from trading Tor a note
J. Tor bond) executed Ly ne with james M Wii-
lians security 10 James Sm,hers Tor Fifty dollars
dated the l4th Of March. ls39.-As the SAID note
was procured from me by the SAID Smithers by fraud
and circumyeniion
LEONARD IL. WILLIAMSON,
Bedford March 10 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
Extract Of a letter dated.
lAI1EAX. feh 9th !

HALIFAX, Feb. eth, 1899.
The late news from the State of Maine has s,cb
wari'ke appearance that II is The general opinion
that war cannot now be ayeued between the two
countries. We shall PARTICULARLY lament If the good
aud kindred feeling that ought 10 prevail should now
be broken up, and hope that it may still blow over
onr Legislature yesterday Immediately on the re
ce'pt olthr intelligence, voted a sum not exceeding
One hundred thousand Pounds, to be at the dspo
sal oil the Governor, 10 assist the Mother Country 10
raise volunteers TO so to The assistance # our sister
Province, and eight thousand men will be raised i'm
medately.
The vote was followed up with long and hearty
r ,,s Tor New brunswick and the Queen OF Great
Bnlaln.
AS an evidence of the loyal and highly excited
feeling which prevails in Halifax we call attention 10
me extraordinary fact that after the resolutions were
adopted by the House of Assembly, three hearty
eheeis were proposed by one OF the members whl,L
was responded TO by all present. The ROYAL Gaz
elite says
Never have we before Witnessed such heart
Suing scene nor ever before we've sucn cheers heard
IN our House of AssenLl," '"
lpItn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18

All remained quiet nj the last adyices. The Pres
donl's Message had been received at Bangor and
Augusta. The tone and character excited good
deal Of Installation, will be seen by the letter oil
our correspondent below.
General Scott arrived at Ponlaad Tuesday night
aud WAS 10 address the citizens The next afternoon.
Correspondence n tie ~ Y. Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM N. BRIrNs
WICK

ine 'feoenchton Sentinel, received this day
"'s ne accounts given on Monday. Of hostile
movements ny the State Of Maine, aud 10 addnion
nv .ae message OF The Governor to the Legisla.
lure commanding levy of 600 men, for the pur-
pose OF taking possession of the ternto,x i, d;.,
anu to snable Inn 10 carr, this measure into eff r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-23

nOLBEAR'S Science of Pcrmunsl,p rcceived,a and
- for sne at their permanent Wiring Academies
No. Ciatrcs street, New Orleans, l89 Rrnadway
New York, Dauphuc ST., Mobile.
1t ispar'icularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies and gentlemen invited tocal and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at srch houses AS A"y suit tue
convenience of ull, and to classes formed III any part
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer it eau receive essos at their ref
sitlences.
Persons Sayn" ,rse of lessons arc desired
atteni, '.''', -rc 3u ell as hcv wish.
y 3EAE BROTliER.
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the v<iie4 Of last YEAR and his friends oruc,nlI, ,
ncv il! receive ,,rrv Us lie ,tIrt,on, nn
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pCus,rri, Feb 1=ih 1882
II G,ntr,icn wishing TO gauge rornrs for .lrr;,
nmI,i"~ address, the proprietor, Il, Pensacola, "r
E'i,frnr'S.
~ @"n"F::, Esq, Mri tn' tnn', Il N'"iNn, E>q., IT,.