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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27
No,rL DIVORCE CAsr.--The New York Ga
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No,rL DiyoneE CAsE.--1ho New York Ga
ze'tesays.
petition Is before the Legislature Of Connaer,-
cut which exeiies g,oat deal OF interest, and asst
appears TO us good deal Of i'll feeling. II is an an
plication oil le lady Of The Rev. Samuel +. jarvis
DID l.. a. D., for divorce nom her lnsband and
Tor me settlement OF an almouy of five thousand dol
iais per apnuin i'on his estate The lady mgos
me measure on The ground OF unhusband like andil-
liberal neatmout gaIllintss and an, pfcRnio,jt, .r
provision Tor her maintenance. The friends OF tho
Reverend respondent, who ls sou oilhe late Bish-
oPJatvis, and a clergyman ofthc Episcopal Church.
enjoying worry high reputation for his talents NJ i
oscrent Character insists upon the viAen disposition
"' ms petitioner. They say she is an uneasy, I'M
co" Portable and extfayagant woman, whose eoniuel
conduct affords much stronger gtounds for an appl,-
cation Tor divorce on the part Of tho husband than
sue cin tiim herself. She, too, belongs 10 one Of
the most respectable families in Connecticut, and
h1 sisters are maffIed some of the most dstin-
gushed men in the country
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EOss SALE,
4 "

asssEsf a TRACE OF land, in the
sssskktsss3 County of Amherst. about two miles be-
a. low New Glasgow, the road leading
-.znA-- to New Market, and Joining the Lands
Of Elijah Fletcher Dr. Paul c. Cabell, deceased and
others. containing
Two hundred and four acres,
With comfortable Buildings and other improve
ments
ANY person wishing to purchase will refer to Nj.
Sterling Claiborne for the terms. Aud those wish
ing to buy for cash, invited 10 examine II, as a
bargain will be sold for cash. The subscriber wish
es TO effect sale if possible before the flst day OF
August next, until which time the Land will be IN
market "
WILLIAM THOMAS HIGGINBOTHAH..
May90 VA
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4 H. A - sI "a Eli
WE HAVE just received by Stage, the follow
w ingvery handsome FANCY GOODS:
Rich black Gro de Paris and Mationia Lustrsng,
Plain blue. white and rose cold Gro de Maps,
Cambria Edgin s and lusertings, some very fine
Swiss MuslIn do,
Linen Cambria Haulkerchiefs,
Black silk nett Mius and Gloves
Genlemen's superior black h. >. do
Winchss,cr's beautiful summer Stocks, DC. &c.
ro winch we invite the attention of those III want OF
such articles. HUM u MAN ~
May 90 -
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NOTICE..

vINHE firm of MILLER & ROBERTS is this
Il day dissolved By mutual consent All those
who are indebted to the concern, will please come
forward and settle their accounts and notes, with Ell
Their of the parties or with Mr.. Ambrose Is. knck.
er, who is fully authorized To receive and settle all
debts due the said frm those having claims against
the firm will please make immediate Application Tor
payment. JOHN MlL nnnrprc
April /, 1889 RILAND kobEhlo ,.
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7',yrlsDiEc Stock at .9ssCfiOH.

T'srtpiHC SfOCK at .9sFCfs0N.
WE WILL SELL, in the town OF Lynchburg,
w before the door of Payne u Turner, on
Wednesday the l2h June, 5 shares Of the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Stock. Terms liberal
Sale to be conducted by Payne q Turner, anct'rs.
F.. McCLANAHAN. I Exits.
JAS. McCLANAHAN,} OF
VIM. Mechanism, decd
Nave Jus
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REEERENCES.

lion. Samuel l.. Southard,' Revd Archibald Al
exander, ID. ID. OFF rnceon, Profess. bod, Professor
Mclean. Hon. p. ID. Vroom, l.. b. ID Rev. Phil
Up Aledoller, ID. D. President of Rutgers College,
Professor Anthem, Columbia College, n. Y. Revd.
w. C. Brownlee, ID. d. New York, with number
Of others
Lexington, Va. May 2. 1889.
MAY 8 4w
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e O-PAR NEK 5 HIP.

cor IL q N T. IL III A..
TENnE subscribers having purchased OF Muller q
l. Roberts, their stock Of Groceries and
having associated themselves together IN tue Mer-
camille Rrsincss, under the firm OF w IiiEis
& sUCAEK will continne to sell Groccfies
at the Store lately occupied by Miller U hooei'S anu
tad lec,;,, on hand a laice aud gcnerai aasorI-
ment. JUN w - - - ~, ,r.t,r,p
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j laintii,
against

against
Henry W. Qnailcs, Administrator de bonls non
with The will annexed OF George Mcdaniel. decea-
sed, and w VILLAIN Nc Daniel and Lindsay Nc Daniel
his sureties, Delrudants,
Is CHANcERY.
On motion Of the Plaintiff, George Mcdaniel, By
Counsel, the Report Of Commissioner Garland,
made in these causes pursuant 10 an order OF the 9th
day of September, 1893, is recommitted TO the same
Commissioner, together with the exceptions filed
thereto for him to consider and report thereon.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINSLEY, CLERK.
CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE,
esd day April 1889.
The parties interested in the foregoing case,
hereby notified that have appointed the Goth day
of June next, carry said order into effect, Which
day, the hour OF ten O'Clock in the morning, they
are required TO attend at my Office, at Amherst
Courthouse, with copies of Office papers, their
counts, vouchers &c. prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES p. GARLAND Com'r.
May 10 vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

\ TaCnenit Superior Court of Law aud Chan
n Gerry, continued aud held Tor the County Of
Amherst, At the Courthouse, on "Wednesday, the
10Th day OF tpri, 1889
William Mcdaniel Plaintiff
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10000 LBS. BACON,

80 bills Family Flour,
80 super fine jitto!
ID tons Bar Iron.
All of which we offer for sale at reduced prices.
for cash. LANCASTER " bR1 ANT.
May Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-27

'tir, second session OF the subscribers School
VIII begin ON Tuesday, the 4th OF June. and
e,ofe on fid"y, the lstoi November. The course
OF instruction will be liberal, including all the b,,n,
ches oil Il Thorough English and Classical F,I,,-
',on' fnplis may enter at any time aud pay f,om
Tue time oil entrance 10 the end of the session
TER.us,
Ter session OF five months. payable At the close of
the term:
uil 1, IN photography, Reading, Writing or
Arithmetic, g. oo
English Grammar. Geography, History or
Composition 10 90
Mathematics. Latin or Greek Ianruaa,. Mo-
raj and Intellectual Philosophy, Logic or
Rhetoric, !, IN
Board may be had in respectable families ON rca
sonable terms. Those wishing to enter should make
cary Application J. {. HAMMER.
May %, 1889
The attention ofthc public is invited to the fell
loving recommendation:
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,, College Hill, d. c.
May 9th, 1899 :
John c. Hammer, A. g., graduated at this Iusti
tuition IN October 1855 having finished his Collie
gate studies with credit to himself
Mf. Hammer IS gentleman OF great integrity Of
character, good talents and sound scholarship lie
Is, IN or Judgment will qualified to axe charge OF
an Academy IN which the primary Classics, Mathe
mates, aud the different branches OF an English
Education are taught We feel confident thai pa-
rents who trust the Education oil ther sons to HIM
will mol be disappointed
S. CHAPLIN, Ptcst.
WIN RUGGLES,
Professor Of Marh and Mar. Philosophy.
J. O. B. CHAPLIN,
Professors OF the Greek and Latin Languages.
Retescarcs.-Col. A. Otcy, Maj Wm. Cock,
f,ev. j. ID. Mitchell Rev. Jas. Lefwlch Rev. VIM,
tlans, W. l.. Gogsn. w. NJ. Burwell, j. A.
Wharton, Wm. Terry Esqrs., DR.. S. Phillips and
Capt q. a. WngGeId, Liberty.
Liberty. May 90 w6w
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S. CHAPLIN, Ptcst
WIN RUGGLES,
pIolcSSnr Of MnIl. and Nai phllnsnnhy
ANN SMITH ACADEMY.

ANN SMITH ACADEMY.
- OBERr BRADSHAW, A. NJ. Principal.
IA Miss Roycratt, Miss O llara, aud Miss Dinghy,
assistant teachers.
Hoard or Trustees ana Fishers.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, ESQ. President,
Rev. Henry kurFHER. d. ID.
JAMES NCDowELL, ESQ.
JONI 7. l.. PEKsToN. Esq.
liuGH l.. BARCLAY, Esq.
Cor. SAMUEL McD. RID.
JouN McCLELAND ESQ.
MAJOR JoNS ALEXANDER.
JonS RUFF ESQ.
CAPTAIN REUBEN GBIGsBr.
JoHN 4. CUMMINGS, ESQ.
Dir. ALFRED LEYnukS.
The above institution exclusively for young ladies',
will open on Monday, the 9Th lnst.-fhe course
Of instruction will be ample, embracing the follow
ing studies :-Ouhography, Reading, Wiring A
fihmetic, Geography, History, Grammar, Compost
ton, Bellies Letters, Algreba, Geometry, Aslono-
my, and u.s. of the Globes, Natural History, Chem.
istry, Natural aud Moral Philosophy, with all that,
IS necessary to a complete English Educauon.-
Also, the Greek, Latin, and French languages, Mu-
sic. Instrumental and Vocal, Drawing, OIL, Ivory,
and Miniature Painting. Fancy Work, &c. &c.
TERMS.-Board including washing. bed, lights
aud fuel, Sl10 per session Of Ten months; Tuition
S25 EXTRA CHARGES Greek, Latin and French
800 each Music S32 of Piano Sc Drawing and
Painting 500; Fancy work $l0.-No pupil will be
admitted for shorter period than 5 months or half
a session. Arrangements will be made for Young
Ladies who may be advanced IN science to attend
"A course of lectures Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, in College, where they will be accom-
panied By Of the teachers.
Mr.. Bradshaw has been particularly careful in
procuring assistants Of the highest order and feels
confident from the selection he has made, and from
the unremttng attention he is resolved 10 bestow,
in promoting the moral and intellectual improvement
OF the pupils, that the institution will be literally
paronsed by enlightened public. The srictest
attention will be paid by Mr.. u Mrs. Bradshaw, to
the morals, health and comfort OF the boarders, Who
will be treated in all respects members of the fam
lily, and who will, during the hours of prep,tory stu
dy be constantly under the OF one ofthe teach
erS.
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ER0tcny fac EXcfreS.

EUSr RECEIVED, A NEW SUPPLY OF
~ Freeman's P;teat Axe icIves.a good ar
ticle for the sason,
ALSO,
in Store few boxes ORANGES and LEMONS
in good ORDER all If ,ehiel ,e be sold ioe for cash
by CHARLES PHELPS.
MAY o ~
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eIsssE,yess:.s and ParasOls.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of the above afs
4 tcles hon common quality 10 the finest made,
HUNT 4 MARTIN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From TIC National la'ctiiscaccr.
STATE or EUROpE-NENr CENSUS oI
THE UNITED 81 ATES

III wec To say latueally the wholo o trrn nin ,nl
i,'ianl ami tho continent ot Europe this mulont
" closely bordering ON asaneainats ietolutun | shuuI b.
- say M nothing but the Truth
LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-30

mendaton that the House should rscede from lis former
VOTE and in the amendment proposed by the Sc
nate This report accepted by the House, after an
animated debate, by vote OF lO4 to ST The resolution
thus rejected was which declares the whole claim
of Maine be indubiiabe, and that 10 consent 10 ano
Their arbitration in pursuance of the recommendation Of
the President would be n virtual abandonment Of the
rights and interest oil Maine. The other resolves then
passed 10 be engossed in concurrence with The Senate
This is rather backing out OF the nnhcatIon part OF
the Resolution. We hope 10 see II all go right. The
Legislature was to adj ourn yesterday
From rnE Easr.-The Senate Of Maine were engag'
ed OIL Thursday in debating The resolutions relating 10
the boundary question The vote refusing to concur in
the amendment OF the House, by which they rel eced
the resolution first adopted by the Senate, was reconsI'
derPd, and it struck out IN concurrence. The first
three resolutions submitted by The House. were carried;
the other resolutions were amended, and passed.
letter in the Boston Atlas from Augusta of the 2d
states that a quiet the border al the latest dates
No fear Of any immediate collision is felt The letter OF
Gov Harvey 10 Mr. Fox TO settle that matter"
Latest from .Naine-Ths Boston Transcript Of Tues.
day has the following paragraphs
From The East-End Of the Var BY passengers in
the steamer Bangor which LETT the Penobscot yesterday
morning we learn that all is quiet in that city, even to
dizziness. No war-no shinges-no sleighing All Hat
At Augusta, again, the Legislature met for the last time
yesterday morning at half past 5. Moreover orders
were received there for the Oxford and Cumberland
troops of which have heard much to return home
foyreih. The, take it, ends the WARRIOR The pre-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-30
DOMESTIC.
MAIN h.

NAME
Our accounts from Maine are TO the 2st inst. The
resolutions passed by the House have been passed by
the Senate, with slight modification in the one reat'
ing to the praclicaby of running the line according to
the treaty Of l7S3 ~,
following correspondence between Mr. Fox and Sir
John Harvey, shows US the present position oil New
Brunswick:
Mr. For TO Sir John Harvey
WAsHIsGTos Feb. 81.
You will perceive from this correspondence that the
American Government is prepared categoricaly TO
DENY The existence Of agreement 10 the extent as I'M
dersood by US, respecting the exclusive exercise ny
Great Britain of jurisdiction over the disputed territory
pending the negotiation for the settlement OF The ooun
dairy
The two Governments placed ponledly at issue
upon this subordinate branch OF the boundary question
Ii only by direct negotiation and free discussion be-
tween them, that definite understanding upon the
point al issue can be arrived al.
In this state Of affairs think il best 10 become u.s.
the servants Of Sovereign whose generous orbearance
is une1ualed in the history Of nations 10 refrain from
further action until time shall have been afforded to her
aiestys Government to attempt the adjustment Of the
difference by friendly means.
Sir John Harvey to Mr. For.
FREpERcKToH, March g.
Yielding 10 circumstances, which admit with your
Exceency 10 constitute sufficient justification for
departure from the strict letter Of The instructions from
her Maesly's Government, under which it is made my
du,y 10 act in reference to the territory in dispute be
tween Great Britain and the United States the South
west frontier Of this Province, and will add to The
ous desire which have always felt that matters of OBJ
viousy secondary and minor import connected with that
great question, should not be allowed 10 involve hi
Province in border collisions with the Slate Of Maine
which night lead 10 a national war, do not shrink from
the responsibility imposed upon me by those instructions
Of deferrng all offensive measures, as relates TO the
cupalion by the militia Of the State Of Maine of certain
portion of The disputed territory tor period which may
be sufficient TO enable your Exceency to receive
the decision of her MaJestys Government upon the sub
jec My measures shall accordingly be confined to tbs
protection of the communication between this Province
and Lower Canada. through the Valley of the St. John
and Of her Majesty subjects Of the Madawaska settle
ment
o. We have nothing of interest from the Republic
of Maine, since she has taken the whole affair into be
own hands. The following is from the Boston Daily:
From .Haine'-By the Eastern mail which arrived a
ii o'clock last evening" have no news from the from
tier.
From The Legislature Learn, that ths conerees Of t
two Houses the dsagreeing votes, reported recon-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-30

nAY LlNE-On Sunday morning the 3lst INST; the
ND Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will commence running extra line, by Inc
following schedule:
LEAVE RicHMoSD
Wednesday S;s5s '7A NJ arrive at Washington P I"
LEAVE WAsHiSGToY
Wednesday }a,6A. NJ, arrive at Richmond, l-2 P. NJ
M,,,b IN l05-6t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-01

"lf is alleged that Mr. BreedIove has adopred svs
ten TO slst in CLOSING his accounts with iIe Govern
nsnt, through scnun,lfe called George Cressy. Dur
poseiy retained about his office: a multitude Of s,iIs
nave bee procured gainst boats, IN Ich Breed.
love Is 'nollmh nid Glossy the witness: The penalties
have m nxaced from the bouts to the amount of rom
40 to $5ot00, Tor nll.g n.i-compances with the lurs
act OF commonly caled the steamboat law
IN all OF which cases. it will be observed, one half goes
to The lnformer the oth'r TO the Governn,ent''
The above we copy from letter in the Cincinnati
Republican, written by John G. Anderson late
captain Of the ste amer Winchester. He asserts tim,
what he says"is susceptible Of proof" We advise Mr..
Anderson, for his suke to come forward forthwith
and prove his charges against Mr. Breedlove.
1T appears that Mr.. Holland has abscondsd with MI
me puiic and private monies he could erhe2Zle and II
detail was given OF the prostitution Of ,h. law, and
ABUSE {" oihIai power to extract money from the uer
sons urpoSey got in his power by fulse suits and aner
resorts would s'cken the heart to thlk ofsuch hu-
man depravi,y."
This extract too is from Mr. Anlersen's letter. We
profess not to have very high regard for Mr.. Ho.
lands honesty, since his swarwou,izing, but Mr. Ans
derson owes ii to the public furnish, them some ev;.
OF which lie here openly charges upon the absentee
shall.
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PAR BACH l. CALHOUN.

SERA VENDU Mlercredi le 3 Juliet. 1899
midi, Ia Nouveile Bourse rue St. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situGs Carrollton, des,gne- d'aprts un plan tire
par Louis Bringer, Arponteur genkrale, les dts
OTIS Il ct c. Liet E content 26 lots numcro6,
DO ! 26 lcsqucs ont les nesurcnt suiyants:
Nos l, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, !, 8. 9, 10, mesuraot
chacHn 81 plcds do face a la rue Macarty sur los
picds de profondeur, 10 lot, l formant rcuco;v.
nure DIES rues Macarty ct Adam, ct lie lot no. 10
Tor "nnt i'enco gnurc des rucs Macarty ct Burdet.
No. Ill., IL, IL, tros lots mosnrant chacun 300
p'eds de face a la rue Burd snr $50 de psuton>
deur.
Nos. II, Is, l6. II, la, 10, 20, 81, %, %,
dix lots mcsurant chacun 30 eds dc face la rue
40 Commcrce sur los dc protondeur, Ie no. IA
iorniant rcncoignure des ru, do Commerce ct
Adam.
Nos. "a. 25, 26, mesurunt chacun 30 piods do
taco Ia rue Adam sur $50 de proiondeur,
Lilct c contenant &c lots numero,es do l &C.
losqucs ont les measures snivants:
!. Nos. !, 2, g. 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 9 l. 10 mcsurant
chacun ~ Picds do face Ia rue dc Commerce sur
lO5 do profondeur. le lot no. l fornunt rencoig
nure ses rues dc Commerce ct Washington.
Nos. III, -, Is mesurant ohacun 70 pieds do
faes Ia rue Washington sur $50 do profondeur.
Nos IA. Is, Is. II, l5, 10. 20, 81, %, %,
ok lots mesursnt chacun 81 peds do face la rue
Pearl sur lis dc Prolondeur, 10 no, IA formant
loncoisnure des rues Peas ct Washington, ct e no.
~ joignant rencoignuro des rues Pearl ct Bur
Diet.
Nos. 81, 25, 2G, 3 lots mesurant chacun 30
pIeds do face h la rue Burdet sur $50 do prsfon.
acur ct 10 tout mesurc Anericainc. il
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SYNDlCS SALE,
BY DAICH g. CALUOON,

BY BALCH g. CALHOON.
WIZ. be sold on Wednesday, July 3, 1889, at II
W o'clock, at The City Exchange in st Louis st.
between Royal and Chartres Streets by order of Anho
ny kaSch, Esq. Syndic of the creditors Of Messrs
Egcron y Wipray. for the account and at tic risk Of
MesIrs Edward York, George B. Ogden and S Ogden
who have failed to comply with the terms Of sale Of
property hereinafter described, made to them on the
24th January, 1889.
Eleven lots Of ground, situated in Faubourg Saulet,
"a Municipality of New Oreanr in the squire bounded
by Clio ytanee, Calope and Noyndss Streets as per
plan which will be exhibited at the time of sale, w:
Lot No. ], measuring 90 feet, inches trent OF, Prv-
tanee street, by TO feet in DEPTH and front Oh Clio
street,
Lots No. 9, 345, 6, 49, 9 and TO- measure each %
'eet front on Prytanee street by 100 feet deep.
Lot No. II measuring SO feet inches front on Pry.
street. Ni
The ahov" lots W i'll he sold separately with the priv.
lege ct nm alley in the of the width Of IS feet
- Terms OF sae-$18 cash on cach lot; balance 6.
and "A months credit o, approved endorsed notes,
with mortgage until final payment.
June 3t1;1z; d.
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MIR. EDlToR.-Thare are but few men in New Or
leans who have contributed the beauiify ing and
Improvement OF our city than the subject of this passing
no1ice-ew indeed there who have had 20 en,erprj.
sing spHt-ol not only going ahead himself, but of
carrying along with linn those of more tmid and Graf.
ty nature; no than cxpend dollar in i'm.
pr"vemcnts would tanrly live beneath the totterns
roof and d,lapuIaed walls of some old and time worn
house-snngly Sharing and pocKeling their two and
three per cent per month, and vanly enleavo,inr to
count their almost countless md iisurous gains. Ii is
ccs erected by Mr. r. 0. Pri,car!. Those nine hos.
es1n Rampant and Conf streets that block on the
ner OF Rnval and Bienve, and those fine s,oro- in
10 ;,,, wear Chartres strect-uni"n Terrace. And
bic perseverance, in great measure do
asasic and elegant Exchange Hotei-a
Thy strangers from all quarters nfthc
= ttE for the purity OF its design, the beau
&y,2 IS parts, and the admirable acconmo
rs internal arrangements Then again
Z - 4sg er0ndah, bnrely second to the Exchange
.ork carried on by his individual means, and
through those times when the utter prosra-
dit and commerce threatened universal ruin
Those elegant granite stores too, opposite the
Exchange itote, are or were his-except two which
belong to Ambrose anfear, Esq the only two, be.
lieve he has ever built
But must stop, Mr.. Editor ere my rrolixy becomes
wearisome, and call attention the net of Mr.. Pritch.
ar"s that first ony intended to alluie 1t could not
he expected that Mr. T. would escape the general crash:
he was forced to bend under the action our banks aud
60 IN 10 out. He was unanimously appointed sole
syndc his estate, aud as example worthy Of ni.
'atisn ny number ofSynlics whom Nigh, nnme, he
called together his creiiurs (ctore the ink had scarce.
y time to dry, that closed the Of sale Of propertv
amounting to nearly four hundred thousand do lars) and
Paid OIL cent for cent of three hundred thousand dol
lars and almost fifty per cent the remainder, the bal
ance OF which will be paid up in about year or there
aoouts. Can the conduct Of such man be highly
eulogised think not, and l feel it duty owe to
myself and fellow citizens and to more distan,
Neighbours. to let them know that have snc an en-
terpns'ng and upright citizen amongst us.
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Mail Regulations,

lhc Great Eastern Mail is closed every day at 10
O'clock 4. w. Is due everyday at pm
re EEpress Mail is closed every dny at half past
~ A. NJ. Is due with the Great Eastern Mail every
dav. ' '''''
The Like Nail (via Covington, LAY Is closed every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A, NJ.
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday, at
The Louisville or Rirer Wan is closed every Mon.
day, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 p. NJ Is sent
and returned by STEAMBOATS, Arrives rresular!v three
times week.
the bayou SARA or Coast Mil is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8 r. a. Is sent and returned
by steamboats,.
lhe Alexandria OF Red Rirer Mail is sent irrec,,-
larry by steamboats, twice week.
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
Monday,
Saturday,
COAST MAIL.
s s"ss,ny and closes a, aocloet. Nj.