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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
NOTICE

FWyHE partnership heretofore existing
i'll between John M. Brown, and
William II. McCutchan, merchants, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
claims against The firm must be presented
to said McCutchan, who alone is authoriz
ed to receipt for debts due the firm. The
house under the name o: VIM. H
McCutchan, with a general assortment
cheap for c AS II; will be continued a
the old stand. A share ofpublic PARTON
age is solicited.
JOHN NJ. BROWN,
WIN. Fl. McCUTCHAN.
Anril 10, 22--tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
NOTICE.

A N election will be held on Saturday,
- the 18th day Of May next, at all the
different precints in the county, in order
TO elect Col. Commandment Of the 9th
Regiment Holmes County Militia, occa-
sioned by the resignation of Col. A. G.
Otey. BY order Of the Brigadier General.
I'd Brigade, 3D. Division.
r. H. SPIVEY,
Lieut.. Col. 9Th Reg. III. c. M.
April Ii %
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13

Lexinstonis advancing, our friend John
C. Reeves, had the trees in the square
topped. Our church will soon be finished.
The anticipating law has taken effect, the
bows catch Perch, and Mud Cats, out Of
Bogue Loosa,-a rounder rubbed off a
GOOD deal Of the moss from the court house
Yesterday. Old rs, onion bed goes
on bravely-potatoes not promising, and
the last rain laid his beets cold as krom.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
JOB PRINTING!.

We recommend the readers ofthe Union
TO procure the speech Of Mr.. Calhoun, on
the bill to prevent the interference OF Fed
eral officers with elections. This able
defender of the constitution has marked oul
the true line between the two great parties
Of four country, and does not spare the Iash
when It's deserved.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13

The people Of Carroll. by an agreement
amongst themselves, with the most perfect
order and quiet, prevented the sacrifice oil
property on Monday last. We really fear
that many of our old citizens caEnot real
ize their discounts in the Union Bank, In
time to save their property.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
April 10
DOCTOR L. COOPER,

DOCTOR L. COOPER,
a. FFERS his professional services to
w the citizens Of Lexington and the
adjacent neighborhocd, and solicits share
of their patronage, particularly in the de.
partmenis Of surgery and midwifery.
April l3 GIFT
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13

0- We shall expect the cash when we
are authorized to announce candidate,
and those that have not already paid, will
please do it as soon rs they can.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13

The Mississippian says, Col. Bole, and
J. M. Cardozo, are candidates for the
House of Representatives. The names
of Land, Sample, and Cardozo, are all we
have vet been authorized to announce.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
NOTICE.

NHE undersigned having been APP
IL pointed by the Probate Court Of
Holmes county, at the April term thereof,
1889, commissioners to audit,examine and
allow the claims against the estate of
Mumford HI Dixon, deceased, will meet at
Lockhart's Store, ten miles east of Lex.
ington, on the third Saturday in each
month, for the next six months, for that
purpose.
MENINCAN HORTEN,
THOS. LOCKHART,
JOHN WEST.
April ID % en-
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13

There is a man in Arkansas, whose
nose is so long he can't hear himself
sneeze.
For the Lexington Union.
IF DR.. A. j. Patterson will consent to
run on the Wing ticket for the lower
branch Of the Legislature, he will be sup
ported in the western part Of the county
MANY WINGS.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13

The Jail Of this county is literally fill
ed with negroes, of every (African) tinge,
from the shining yellow, to soo,y black,
of all ages sizes and sexes: levied on to
satisfy certain executions "to me directed"
The Sheriff requires the Jail 10 be guarded
during the night, and too much cannot be
awarded to the young gentlemen of our
village for the services they have rendered
that officer in his necessary watch Of the
establishment-it W ould be difficult to eff.
feet rescue, when such guard is at hand.
Loafers, ,reep.-Our coffe-house keep
ers have blocked on you, the thing Is out;
you can't run up grocery account now
raise jug or dem1ohn, buy gallon-jug
in one end of saddle-bags four ick-bats
in the other-go home with the "ball face
let the children have some, helps 'em
mightily-keeps off the ague--you can gel
Porter by the glass still; Uncle 10 keeps
livery good too. Butin fact every thing
is very quiet now, no lounging at tho cot
fee.houses--bad place TO 60 as the almanac
says-now-look-out-for-bla about this
time-warm and sultry-some clouds, bu
none Of the "critter''. What are we to d
for good loa6ng ?lace-we have tr'e'
Biliards--no go--yes,one thing goes,ther
pretty smooth--do you take the hint boys
Well, we intend now TO pass . pornon :
our time at beautiful house just Dein
erected in the north part Of our village
where we may lay OF sit on benches an
realize much benefit from what shall
said, &c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
COUNTY ELECTION,
AT NOVEMBER, 1889.

At NOVEMBER, 1889.
Representative.
THOMAS 4. LAND.
j. M. CARDozo.
SAMUEL SAMPLE.
A. j. PATTERSON.
Sheriff.
ISRAEL w. PIcKINs,
OTmo w. BEALL,
A. j. Curl,
JAMES ii. COOPER.
jon TAYLOR.
IlUGH w. DAVIS.
Circuit Clerk.
HENRY MoRToN,
WILSON A. PURDoM.
JOSEPH A. THOMAS,
JOHN w. CowAN.
Probate Judge.
ALvAH Wilson.
Probate Clerk.
SAMUEL BARRETT,
A. l.. EDRINGToN,
S. Ii. BAUGHN,
G.. BENJAMIN.
LOUIS p. LoMAx.
A. G. ORGY.
Tar Collector.
Mrs
WILLIAM NJ. BuRToN.
ABNER ERWIN.
County Treasurer,
w. w. URsnER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
FOR SALE

Two bushels Of Holly Springs bank
bills for cash or on short credit--we will
swap il even for seed potatoes.
McScluein, aicMdtehen + MeCo.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-04-13
MARSHAL,S SALE.

April 6, 2l-tds. prints fee $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
LORD DIIRHANl.

In our foreign Of yesterday we devoted larger
space 10 the account of The arrival and pon Of Lord
Durham in England than 10 any other subject This
we did because conceive his position Ia be more i'm
por,an, and interesting than that OF any other English
politician al the present. moment Whether the revra-
lions which he says he is prepared 10 make in Parlia
men, will prove Of The anticipated importance or not,
is question which will decide the political life
death of the Ex. Governor General of the Canadas-
He has pledged himself to their importance; and he
has pledged himself sarsssy to demand from the as
sembed Legislature that justice which neither they nor
The pnor Of England will deny TO public servant
who has faithfully and honestly discharged the duties
assigned 10 him" Sir William Moleswurlh-a leading
iadcalas noticed yesterday, accuses the Ministry
Of prorogung Parliament 10 postpone Lord Ourham's
disclosures Lord Durham, is stated, refuses to have
any communication with The ministry TIL he meets
them the peers and in Of the papers 20 The loh
fifteen sixteen days after his arrival Go we notice
any official communication between the returned Gov
rrror and the Colonial officer any other department
ct The mnisry-excep. The dispatches announcing the
reception Of his resi- gnaiion
The liberals have received Lord Durham with open
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
EaDNTt.S SGsirf Of Fortune.

FIhEnt-FIRE1n-FI
THNHE friends of ID NJ loyt and Dame Fortur. q"
FL hereby informed that no,w lIhs!arc:nc iLe
caamirvus fire which destroyed their "Muual Accom-
mediation Office last Saturday night, they are N
ways discouraged. but only bound more FIRMLY
together by The circumstance.
They have consulted together and have dctcrminstr,
ester into permanent copurnetship, and there. fe,
announce 10 the public. that the
"FHENlN HAS ARISEN"
And their COURT, with all their brilliant Qu.SGl,,,
will BE- opened and continued with succession Of
"SpIeudid Fees" at The corner hrlow thr old and in
the house formerly occupied by Mcdowell y CO.
In pursuance Of the above, motto" is hereby agrr liz,
4 cnpar,npr ship has been entered into between ID n
HOYT and DIANE FORTUNE" io5 tie transar.r.r
Of general Prize business and they arc conftrnI IA.
tie large supply "hIch they have jrst cp'u,d (q.>,
being 30, only warm, but absolutely smoking hot VII,
ENABLE hem To satisfy all callers THESE tickets c7rrr
have been rescued from The flames, but for 50. c
purpose and they would hint "ih"e in "lic trade Tia,
some very comfortable New Years GIFTS ate amorr
them beyond doubt
They have just received per steam pnckr some very
splendid prizes, such $40 OC0, $50 COO, $2}tG0 &C.
Jan C---,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
To hoidrrs If C"pii"i Prize!
EsOgf'S office.

Prizes as heretofore will be cashed al ioyts Office IN
more liberal (whethPr purchased OF han or al an
old established oiiicc-from which, by the way such
thngs are getting rather scarce than at any ocr Office
Therefore those who hold prz"s will find 1t 10 their in
ierest TO have them cashed at Hoys, without applying
elsewhere.
Tickets in all Lotteries always for sale at Hoys.-
For the big Capitals, send call "h"yt's Corner.
who perhaps is selling and cashng five times the amount
of prizes o.! any other vender.
Prizes recently sold and paid at Hoyts, $4,000 $40,
600 81 000 $l6l5, 81 600, 81 COO, 81 600, besides
large number Of smaller Therefore. the place 10
apply Tor prizes is where they are n0'c selling fIH
prize Of - 900 yesterday presented; and PAD 10
gentleman from the country.
lam II eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
RFGys;s lottery uisa k.s'chGnsc
GE9ico,
RICHMOND, VIEGlNIh,

EDR!ZE prize daily presented at H"yrs BIZ por.
n sons from the country. Yesterday our certificate
Tor prize Of Il GlJ presented ty country patron
and the cash pad. Hoyt coEiinueSto sell more prizes
and pay them more pumctuaI than any other ypatrr
ilry, is extrrm j. anxious 10 sell all q" his patrons
CAPITAL start the year with. All Fl course wi
try bis SEW OFFICE. which doub' VIII be- tie .rs
ui making up all losses heretofore made. liz hopes ~
have the pleasure OF answering OGcr from every
vino has eytr sent 10 him for ticket iha; :ry may r
of capital oul OF The many TO be sent out rhs
month.
n Tickets in ALL LnucriCs advertised by cry ne
in d. S Gregory * Co.. Lotteries, for "a by
ID NJ HOYr,
J,orafvS r10-tl Richmnnd. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
EsssB"Yr.% <sFEgGR!.

y 4eUabUe Nos 80 50 &C. the nee i'.e
sum Of FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS. rs per Graw.
ing of Saturday last sold at li"yts New Ohce. Also,
Nos ] IS G3 another nice prize lioyt will eel and
nay more pzcs Mt his new "ice than all other voUtrrs
in the world Send your orders TO hln OF apply to han
personally. il yea want money.
NJ RECENTLY gold aud paid by f!oyt. rriz" {
FIFTY THOUSAND UOLLAES-a prjzr of FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, either ot which is layer
than any vcnder IN Richmond ever sold
Drawn ms of Wheeling Lottery, M l--nli tickets
with none of tie drawn NGmbrrs them entitled 10
-, nett:
J,pu,rv .O-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
EDNEORO .2EiUEMI


YE1HE Exercises of this Seminary Tor the year 1880,
A will commence on the lst Of February. and tsrtnl-
nate on the 3Oth Of November embracing two sessions
Of FIVE months each The price Of board and tuition,
including washing bedding and fuel, will be 500 per
session. payable in advance.
In the Ancient languages, instruction is given by
daily projections and the text books taught The same
those used at the University Of Virginia
The Mathematical course is extensive; comprising
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, Plane Trigonomelry.
Spherical Trgonomrry, with its application TO Nautical
Astronomy and The DiItrenlia and Integral Calculus.
Optics and Astronomy are included in the course Of
Natural Philosophy; and Geology aud MineraIogy in
that Of Chemistry.
The Of Moral Philosophy comprises Bellies, Let.
tres. Rhetoric, Ethics and Political Ecnnomy
All Of the students exercised in Composition, Sur
veying and The Drawing Of Maps.
F. W COLEMAN,
J. D. COLEMAN.
u Address Concord Academy, Caroline county.
January l2 72-llst Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
$50, 000--Sl0,000.
VIRGINIA state lottery.

Virginia state lottery,
For the benefit Of the Monongaa ACADEMY Glass No.
for la39.-To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Sa.
turday. 9th February, 1880.
CAPTALs.-S $50 900, U,O0O 600. 5000. 4 900 0CO,
2lG5 - prizes of 600 81 of 500 80 Of gao &c DC.
Tickets only $40, halves s., quarters - so.
Certificates Vi Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do DO. % Half do. G5
Do. do. % Quarter DO. - 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
Changers Office, Richmond. Bss.

SrLESplD PRzEs FOR February. 1880.
$4,000. S5 294-2 Of 10000 $50 .29I- SIG 600.
Virginia State lottery,
Fer the benefit Of the Town Of WelIsburg. No.
J. for l-39To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Sa-
turday, ID Feb. 1859
CAprrALs -S35 29l, 1900 5000, 3,:95; G prizes of
800 10 of 800, 30 Of 200 80 Of 1000. &c, DC.
Tickets only $40, halves >. quarters . 90
Certificates Of packages Of 2G Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. 20 Half do 20
Do. 90. 90 Quarter do. 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
POET u 4
"mrca w. REMAIN. us,uSc "
(sr,m Tie HG,ii" g'aa .iist"4polA.)
= by FOR RAIN.


4 ,RT FOR RAIN.
la y, ,hry 10 ~ bi0vn:ing spain,
An. .yh.r il rIins--why let II rem.
Sase EsrY, lh.'n ',h0'd-, rule the fan,
And put STis-ol ~ The clouds,
Should thou complete hurricane,
AMI satisfy the Quaker crowds,
Just bling ny works 10 Eoc5IcS- hall,
And 70; drive on the Capitol
Wisdom is here 30 scarce, that SON"
Who never knew hcf, laugh at ihec;
ABt should pufraagrr the. seal a c'u'no
From some old GrAnuics II theu tea,
Down 10 he iioasc the, 90 ic spout ",
And lot The nation kaow u5"2t III
And straight q wiuiy Le;:cr-wTIirr-
One whu can msGufte,ure speeches
a real Luciict isniier--
A mender up Of pIIty--5rtdthrs,--
feads eni 8am.ns sheet, or more,
or matter never known before.
And knowing people woaJ, whore
The Chronicle mas KEEP; its
Why Galss & Scaiva's sheet is bare,
Aud nothing in the Globe appears:
Aaa county 'Sqaires look wondf"u1 wise,
Ard maiden sisters sbriek surprise!
Re. still, those Letter writer's fail
To give the modes, ones their due;
They h1st TO hurry for the mail,
And Gnish ere their work 10 through,
And some do say, who know what's what,
That those EhO payare ne'er forgot
Now, mighty one. should you come on,
And BRING your rain compelici TOO,
Aud get yuuf mcolIshn; brother JoHS
To leave the negro slaves for you,
And take the subject up together,
You'd play the Devil with the weather.
Gods! how The boot ard slipper dealers
Would have your faces struck On leather
And then the worthy negro stedlers
Would give each Turkeys feather;
Add boys would hasten from their schools,
To hooi behind such learned fouls.
The washer maids--a soapy crew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
J. E. D..
from the Globe.

Epigram adapted to the House Of Representatives..
We are told by Sterne, the stddes, sound
Which Of mortal heard,
Wus when the poor imprisoned brd
Locked the free air all around,
And cued ia piIintlvc, piteous shout,
'' can't get out can't get OUT
But { have heard slooHisr sitain-
!ar more melancholy song
For, waiting midst the saer!'s ,hrung,
heard poOr Misses voice complain,
In dcs"iLte, GespOndng din,
"We cau'i get in-we cIn't get inv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19
The most spitndid get!
$4,000.

The niosf sp1tnald gel!
$50, 600.
- Number Loery-li Drawn Ballots.
Making nrariy many Prizes Blanks.
Virginia State lottery,
For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
of Norfolk. Class No ! for 1889 To be drawn al
Alexandra, Va on Saturday. 10Th Feb 1889.
BRILLIANT scHENE.-l Prize Of $4,000, $4,000,
$3.50, $4,000 $4,000, $4,000, 81. Ci5 10 Of 81 900,
&c. &c.
Tickets only SO, halves S., quarters 50 so.
Certificates Of Packages of % whole tickets Sl2O
Do do % half DO 60
Do do % quarter do 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

EN obedience Decree Of the County Cou-, Of Absmle
shall SELL at pablo auction before the font door OF the Court
county Of A5cnare the h Monday in March
ha, being Court day. four valuable SLAVES beIun=ng
the of lkor Harris, deed. credit OF months will
given the purchasers giving bond with good security.
WlIliam y. HARRIS CDn'r.
Jan Is 13-wGS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

HNOR RENT-A Tavern Establishment al the Warm
u Springs. Bath Court house Va | have completed
large and well arranged brick buildings calculated for
Tavern, at this place, where large and profitable bu
siness may be DONE which propose renting with or
without The furniture aud will furnish the necessary
servants, r,ay suit the person wishing 10 rent, if he
well recommended for that business or will
give liberal .sages 10 with small family who can
be recommended well qualified Early application
the part Of those wishing TO engage The business
is desirable deem further CONNER ts unnecessary as
persons disposed 10 engage in the above business
sa,isy themselves from their observation other
wise. GEO. MAfSE.
Jan 10 73-3tawf
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1000 $4,000.
VirGiNfI State E,ofterV,

Why HE'LL StdeC 9LVstSHts
For the benefit OF the Town of Wheeling .-Class No.
2 for 1889 To he drawn al Alexandra, Va, on Sa.
lurday, Odd Feb. 1899
GRAxD CAPITALS $50 600, 10 600, 5000, 5 600, a..
OOO 3 100 80 prizes OF 50O so Of $780, 50 of 400 &c
&c.
Tickets only $40, halves 5. quarters so.
Certificates OF packages Of &c Whole Tickets $40
Do do 26 Half do. 20
Do do % Quarter do 35
u Orders for 7icheis and Shares or Cerifeatss of
Packages in The above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the prompt attention. and official account Of each
drarcing Immediately after it is to all no order
from us Address,
D. S. GREGORY & CO., Changers,
Richmond, Va.
=. Tickets in all Other lotteries under our manag e-
menl, constantly for sale as above
Jan II 74-2awtf
uERlNTlNG INK Just received al this Office,
e supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink. for win.
Ter use which will be sold for 80 cen's per pound, for
cash. Nov2
HHRESH MOUNTAIN GLOVER SEED.-3o bush
e els. iYst received and for sale.
WYATT & WHITE,
Jan ~ [72-3. Sir doors bsio,r he Bell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

ENARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber is DESTROYS Of
q selling the small Farm in Powhaton. containing 3OO
acres more or less called Fine Creek There is por
ton of river and creek low grounds and the high lands
in good condition, having been good deal nousled
during the last three yearslhere is also sufficient
wood land for the current demand of the farm more
exac, description is believed 10 be unnecessary buy
will judge for themselves The property will be or
fered upon reasonable terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

il stated that the young lady under protection: this
the fact never hal the pleasure Of seeing her until got
the Scosvile She ond, undo. the
gentleman at the OF R:nond who
conduct her tito lhc Sssl- I'ocl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

YENHE SILK GROWER.-A supply Of this lnVaIu
d able periodical, edited by Ward, Cheney y Bro
lhers received and for sale, by
II. d LOWNES Agent,
Cross street leading to .NuyOs Bridge
I.,,,rv EFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

J. II. d. LoWNES, .fgent, Richmond Va
Cross stree, leading TO Mayo's bridge
Nov IA G3-2a w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

AHORUS MULTlCAULiS AND SILK WORM
I'VE EGGS.-3000 Trees in cases, ready for iranspoF'
,alon; ard supply of Silk Worm Eggs OF the ni's'
approved kinds-received and ftr sale b.
] f. D. LOWNES AGr.
Jsn5 rGo-r1 Rirhmond ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-19

February ICM -IIOYTS FAVORITE, $4,000
Tickets Sl0--Cerlifca,e Of Package Of whoIrs $i20
halves SG0-GuarerS $50
February 23d-S3O OCO-Tickers $40 Certificate Of
package Of whole tickets $l40-hares S70-quarers
S35.
Jan u 7i-f
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

RAIL RoADs.-We publish the extracts from the Re.
view, to which we gave some PREDATORY remarks vester.
day. Every thing connected with improvements, nos.
sess an interest, sufficient to clam the attention Of the
reader, aud the extracts published b, low, will moi, we
are sure, be PASSED by with indifference. They give n
very good view Of the statistics Of Rail Roads. and ma
serve to remove many erroneous Impressions which
have been formed OIL the subject. We should like to he
able to aid the Nashville Ituil Road TO The list, When
that great work shall have been achieved, New Orleans
may look with pride to its statistics.
"Our readers have now, We CONCEIVE, sufficient du,.
to enable them to I rn their own conclusion in the com
para'ivs danger between rail road and higlnroad travel.
ling; and as our immcd ate object is to dcnute The nm
gress which The power of steam on RAILWAYS have made
in nur country, as we'll as the Miraculous speed viii
which it has transported, at n velocity Of speed unknown
to mankind, so many millions of pas engers;-we will
extract the following rem arkable statement from the
Second Report Of the Railway Commissioners for Ire
land:-
'Ihe deg rec 10 which intercourse is not merely pro.
mned, hui actually created by The facility Of accnm
plishing il, could he scarcely credited, but tor the nm.
marcus and authentic examples which establish the fact,
The omnibus untfic, of modern introduction, between
different parts OF London and its principle suburbs, is a
familiar instance which Immediately suggests itself
and fro, through all the leading avenues and streets of
the metropolis, and their number is increasing daily: vel
IN addition to- these frequent means OF transfer from east
10 wesi, small steamers are continually plvins between
We -tminster Bridge, Hungerfard Market, Overs Wharf
and the surrey side nf London Bridge; by which mauv
thousand persons are Withdrawn every day from tl,.
otnnIbu. traflc; while ielow ! a,nd0n Bridge The number
at passengers, by steam vessels down the Thumes-.isn
atfjnlruduction vi recent date, amopp,s IN severn, mil
iYe3 y The year:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-11

An diminishing rnSe-tor the Doctors-On Sa,ur
day, August 10, 1887, a little girl, named Jane, aged
years, a daughter Of Mr.. Stearls, VIII" resides With,
thirty rods of The Railroad Depot, at Lynn, accident,
draIk II few swallows Of potash wafer, which njuret
her stomach so much that she has taken nn solid mour
i'hment since. She has occasionally drank a little milk
hut tor a large portion Of the Time she has subsis,ed
only on water. And often she has passed whole weeks
without even drinking thai. The longest lime she has
gone without any thing passing into her stomach, is
t"enty-ons days. AT The time OF writing this, which ia
IN Fast Day, she has gone nineteen DAYS without auv
nourisliment whatever, not even n swallow Of water. II
- now one year aud seven months she has been in this
case. When she drinks milk she is able TO RIM al,om,
anu play, but when she fasts she pines away, and after
an abstinence of two or three weeks, she can only rock
herself IN the craile. The facts in this case NAV be no.
lied On, and we think il is one worth the attenti N Of
physicians aud Observation-Disclosures 7rar.