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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
q - % ID 8.
tASSORE'1aENE GOylPIETC

Our Stock OF spring Il Summer Good.
I now fully 10 hand, aud Offered 10 the nubl,c
l. MS the cheapest aud most desirable we have eve,
before exhiblled.
As our Goods were selected md ,,h,ssd ,,;, /,
great care, wherever and IN whatever way they could
lie bought 10 the best advantage, (wheiier privately
at auclon' or OF the importers and manufactured
themselves we nat:er ourselves we shall he ab. :,
"tier an assortment as general and as well suited
both TO the tastes ana the purses of our friends =,
an, other IN this market.
Oar Stock IS very large and consists in pant of,be
following:
Black, blue black and eolored Silks, plain and 6r'd
Challeys, a great variety,
Muslin de Lanes al 2s. 81. per ward
fnned Cambilcs, Lawns and Muslins from Is. Sd
to The finest,
Calcors, a great variety, very cheap,
| GnS'ams, entire ease AT Is. per ward,
~ bales Cotton Cloth, from Cd. to Is per ward.
Beached do from Sd. to Is Cd Der ya,d
eh'te oales German Burlaps, bought of The I'M
porter, aud al very low prices.
Gotten O2nabnres. a large LOT at Oh,
PiId aud striped Domes,ics. for servants dresses
Ladies Shoes, from s.. To the best KID at7s Sd.
Mems, Boys and Misses do do
ble'ched aud brown Linen Drlncs
oummer Cloths, Efmnris, Grape Lasting and
Catnbles, Glmbroous Italian Cloths Geo Mar
keen, bown Linens and Cassineres, of every anal
iiy and description,
Two pieces Napoleon Cloth, very superior article
for gentlemen's Summer Coats
Blue, black and invisible green Cloth, entirely new
and unusually low.
Nesiings, splendid assortment
Leghorn HAS, for gentlemen
GO doz. Palm Leaf Ito Cd.
, case Iofenee bfad Bonnets, very fine
| do Nuns do ST, le
BESIDES great variety OF Fancy Articles. spcb az
Gloves, Hosiery, Searls. Fancy Handkercbi.fs Sc,
&c. all OF which vi" lie sold very Cheap. for cash
BIRnDN g.
April Is
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Ldunch.-A beautiful sluop of-uar Of 5,o to,.
launched on Wednesday morning at nno o'elocl
from the Navy Yard, 10 Chafestown Sh, - 49,
second class aud " pierced tor Tor l9 guns. bur ra,
and IS to mount b 10, VIZ: IA 3alb ca,ten,d.s ,nd
t"o long t"ehcs. She Is called Nation ,nd !.
hahel indirectly aiier The gallant aud di.itn.u,.be5
6en. Francis Marion, OF South Cafalina we'll kno,T
~ eat fe'"ieii"naf, annals According 70 the .x
is,ins la%, all vessels a ths class are To b. p,,,.a r
Ter our towns aud ciues, aud 50 great = I,,o,,,. .
-hafeh' liai np"ards OF twenty nounshinp conn,,.s
towns aud villages IA the southern and We.,.,n
States bear the celebrated name and the Srr,.,,,.
oi The Navy has wisely avard himself -, ,,,,. 80
ehhis'hhee. TO pefpeiuaie the memory of br,y, ,,l
veteran oficti OF The rtsolufon by giving his nam.
10 ssal1ai aloop-oi-"ar The vessel is one of 81,
bum ~ pa snance OF recent Act II con,,,.. w,
understand she - To be fitted om io,tbnitb ~.
Marion IS the h'th soop oi-war that las be. launch
Gu from Tie same ways. AT Chatiesiown with, law
years w: boston Falmouth, Warren. C,ane
red oee"f-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
ROWANDs Tone MIXTURE.
.T.v.D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS.
. WARRANTED perfect and lasting cure for Ague ind
w Fever, and valuable remedy in yuundce, Dyscnery

4
WARRANTED perfect and lasting for Ague md
w Fever, and valuable remedy in Jaundce Dyscntery
Heart Burn, etc. -
From DR.. Amos X. Smith Northern Li6erties Philod
presenting the oIhc victims Fever and Ague such
blessing Tonic Mkt has full, proved il
sell IL Is speedily becoming the iayoe remedy witt II
who appreciate lis usefulness and long i'll be cster
AS oi the most important discoveries the age. fm
and Ague has hitherto baled the skill OF most eminent
OF Practitioners. and they deem presumpon 10
promise more than temporary aid. Your Tonic how
to have and peculiar power TO arrest the
disease and to revive and reestabsh the balance
nv and health hope will perseyere to extend the
huence the medicine and that the public will estimate
generosity. Yours respectfully,
AR SMITH, NJ. D.
Extract Of Letter from DR.. Sterens Bucks Co. Pa
Sill brought home with during the autumn of 1884,
inc hfs quantity OF your Mixture which hea rd highly
ted as permanent for Fever und Aguc disease,
which at hatperod prevailed extensively
uV Wy neghbos aud patients had become accuston-
cd the use oi Banks and Qunine, &c. that they ceased to-
render them any and they readily consented make
trial OF yonr medicine. believe that there is this time,
hundreds who would cordially testify the benefit. they
nave received from its employment and would gladly aid 10
spread knowledge OF It's peculiar virtues There mas been
very little OF the Ague in the neiglborood the noduc
oh al the Tonic Mixture which is mainly attributed TO the
very general use OF this medicine. J. |. STEVENS.
Rownmd's EycWafcr for inflamraons &c ofthe Eyes.
DO. 1mpaipnbIc Hscniifricc, a valuable article
Tor the Teeth and Gums.
lsownnd's Asnmonjatcd Embr0cation, for Qnnsy,
hheninatn, Sprals, &c. of high standing.
Howand's Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases,
Jaundice, Scnryy, Mcrcurial diseases, etc.
Ho"nnd's Ainbnsfer Powder, for bcauuiylng and sol
tcnlne the complex on
Rownnd's ycrmifm.;e or Worm Destroyer, cele-
ofa!ed and popular remedy ,,,,,,,, ,,,,s
July 30 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

CAPITAL PrAisumEsr.--Tbe committee on the
Judiciary. ia the y. \, Assembly have reported
against the petition asking Tor the passage of u
law abolishug capital punishment in all cases.
They say" The conclusion, SO Tar as human reason
can taIhoiu and discern the correspondence of motive
10 action, -, to Your committee inevitable, that
any relaxation oil the existing nalty Of death Tor
murder sfute-thouehr. would be but a disguised
premium Tor lis more hequent occurrence"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

DieHitY al a a,seoHat.--A story is told in Lon
don paper 10 this effect. Don Miguel insultrd the
lady of foreign gentleman, and was Immediately
iusullcd IL turn. The ex-klng then challenged The
husband to hsht, but the latter replied that he
should never degrade himself by fighting duel with
a niau who lived OH aims.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
Notice.

u'llE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupied
by Cobbs ArmIstcad, commonly called
"kyle's corner, Is Tor tcnt-Possession be given
the lst January, 1889. Persons DESTROYS to rem,
are requested to call on Charles l.. Mosby, who is
authorised to manage aud control the same for me
HARRIET KYLE.
Dec. 10. ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

ARCHITECTURE OF CHURCUES-N,,,
has been said by late visiers TO New Yo,L =, 49,
beatty ol the new Church erected IN Pto,J.a. Wv
roshe Wa'sry Place By the Second Cone,ee,,,nn.
a, society, oil which The Rev Dr.. Deueyts P,,,o,
ne ouiidng IS OF stone, Of the Gothic o,d., ,J
contains ias pews, on the floor, and Is in tb. . m
fes. ibe iolio"irg article rom the Ine,,,y ~
xeue. ID paving JHst ubuie to ]. Green p.,,son
Esq os "hom II was designed, and under ~ a.
reehon The entire work has been executed a
scarcely less credit on tie Suceiy and ,s p,I,'
committee Tor their rare wisdom, in to,y,,. :, .
~hoie TO The suggestion and guidance ofon. mind
From he Ne'o York Literary Gazette
ms magnificent temple. which Is soon IN h. co,.
seefa'ed TO Tie service Of Of God reflects e,e,, 5
upon QUO OF the Architects and is an hano, nJ ~,
na"en, to the eny. The effect of The in,.,,., f..
s ,n that Of any other Cbueh in New yo,t
e'"'ng Is painted in fresco, by Brpald,. The
'''en' i'diIan artist, in imitation Of lie o,l 6n,b
's VI 'ne hnest Cathedr us ~ Eu,one lis
Ieeu'hgiy eneethe, aud possesses tbis ,,,,.n,,,.
'h"t "hie much Of the appearance Of III.
"icn'sct.fei IS presented by The ,,,,tina ~
suuclion Is offered to the voice ,b ~ oo
''s, VI quiet and soothing eh,,,e,a. nv "e"
.""not iail TO minister 10 those feelngs MI
80" lpe u fehe'on IS caC uated to insn,,e NJ
1 s'"guiai harmony wuh eto,ioo,l tbn,h,s
,suoda'ng aud iranquizing il dnence Int ,ta
VI 'i,e noof OF ereniide, which bsnishes e., TO-
'''"u 'e cares OF the busy world. aud calm. ~.
soul to thougftinlness and medits,on Al. ps, we
di' by TINS work, has proved himself /, nai.,..
poet. pa'n'ef and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

The New York Gazette speaks IN warm terms OF
commentator OF statue OF Queen Victoria. exc
cured BY ayoune American Sculptor, named Stout.
II is ALMOST h : first Wink, and is ndlcllive oil very
great ability IN the artist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
Umbrellas and porosoIx

A LAhGE ASSORTMENT of the abov. =.
L n "e'es' IRON common quality to the finest made
,,.uoo HUNT 4 MARTIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
NOTICE..

INHE firm Of MILLER q ROBERTS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
who are indebted to The Concern, viii please come
forward and settle Ihe,r accounts and notes wh 81
Iher "t the paitles, or with Mr.. Ambrose b. Ruck.
er, who is fully authorized Ia receive and settle all
debts due He SAID firm; those having claims aeains,
the firm will please make Immediate application (o,
payment. JOHN MILLER
Ap'lll 1889 RILAND ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
CO. TNERS uIp

O-P A R II N Il IL HIP.
nNHE subscribers having purchased of Miller g.
l. Roberts, their stock Of Groceries and
having associated themselves log ether in Tie Mer.
camille Business, under the finn OF MIL, Err
~ kUCAER will con,nne to sell Groceries
at the Store sately occupied by Miller Roberts, and
intend keeping on hand large aud general aasor,-
ment. JOHN MILLER,
AMBROSE b. RUCKER
Apil4 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
NE So GOODS.

M L ARE now receiving our suppIy of
" SPRING AND SUMNER GooDS
which comprise l;uge and general assortme,,
The public are invited TO call and examine o,,r -,
which will he offered at prices that We hint -,
be Satisfactory TURNER q BURWEII.
ApiS A..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

lhnlNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
ITcnt Superior Count of Law and Chanccry for the
county OF ! rankin, on the ID day of April, 1889:
wv W. ''e"phi ana hezah his wife, plaintiffs,
against
Frances Sutherland Ransom Sutherland Rober, powcI
onp sutherland administrator OF Philemon Sutherland DR.
deceased James Cunningham, and Samuel Smith admins
' " '''9""'h smith, deceased, Defendants,
In CHANcrRY.
ne pe'endnnt James Cunningham, having entered his
alafahce ana sven security nccoding to the Act of AS
nE ana e hule OF this Cour, and il appearing hv sat
evidence that the said Defendant is not an nn6nnt
u uls commonwealth; the motion OF the plninfs Inv
Ioune' IL - ordered, That the said Defendant do anna,
mere on the first Monday in June next and answer the P
s NIL and that copy of ,h. order be forthwith nnbsLsd
~ e nshlnrg 'reinan for months successfully md
po" ue front door OF the Courthouse ofthis county,
Copy--Tcse
April Is " ~ SE'"i Z II, ~ u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
Valuable Real Estate nj Auction.

H,HE SUBSCRIBER will sell on Friday the
l. lOh inst. on the premises. TWO HOUSES
AND LOTS. situated on the Canal, near The Horse.
ford. =
The Lots front on the CANAL o6i feet, This
property Is thought TO be valuable. and growing
mofe SO daily aud will be sold without reserve. on
credit oil g. II and Is mouths. purchasers giving
noies negotiable, satisfactorily endorsed.
The sals will be conducted by Payne ~ Turner,
Aueiioneers o. TURNER.
Nav . HON
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('Orsc(s.

4 GOOD assortment Of Corsets. from the cele
"A braed mandatory Of Mrs. Mack,nley, New
French Shape) HUNT x MARTIN.
Anil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
DESCRIPTION.

ARCHER is a beautiful chestnut sofel, years
old, five feet two inches high. ol great action, fine
bone and muscle, Il well proportoneda rs any horse
in America. lie has beautiful coat of HAIR, which
denotes his superior stock his girl full aud deep,
his back short and strong, thighs and very
muscular lit, front appearance is commanding, In,
head and neck are well formed, his conntenance gen
lie and noble. The Archers and Diomeds are so
we'll known the People If this county, ] deem ii
unnecessary to give pedigree.
Archer was awarded NEEDLE at the last Asricul-
tura exhibition in LyuchbUrg.
Any gentleman waning 10 raise turf horses, saddle
horses. or horses FOR the farm, would do better
breed from Archer than any other horse of my &C.
qnaintance From my own experience they make
The best saddle horses, and the best iar horses that
! have AS TO bottom they cannot be beaten by
the world. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
March % is
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VI A NJ A e Il q RY

JOHN &. Su ACk l. 4 + q R d,
TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY OF inform
l. ing his friends and the public generally, that
he is receiving his Spring supply, comprising a
large and general assortment Of
q - d ID $,
selected by himself, with great care in the Northern
Cities, on The most accommodating terms. Having
made arrangements al the North tor procuring al
most all the materials used IN his line OF business
from the manufacturers themselves, he viii be
bish TO dispose oil his work, # possible, more
accommodating terms than heretofore. He pledges
himself that every Article manufactured by him shall
he OF the very best materials IN use, and put up by
the most careful and skillul work men under his
own superntendapce.
He returns ms thanks to his friends aud the pub
lie generally. tor the very liberal encouragement re-
celved AT their hands for several years past aud re-
specially soliehs a continuance Of it, at any rate
call always before purchasing, catering himself that
tom his long experience, assiduous attention. and
the low prices aud superior quality Of his Goods he
will not fail 10 render satisfaction
His stock OF ready made work, is large and con-
sisls in p1rt follows
Gc"'i.nrn'- and Lndics' Patent Spring Saddles,
Do do do plain do
Racers and Wagaonefs' do
Saddle b rs, Gnpet Bags and Veces, of all
sizes aud qualilles,
Medical Saddle Bags, on a new and most popu.
lar plan,
large supply of travelling TRUNKS, all sizes
ana quantities,
All kinds Of Brides and Martngales, both of his
own and English mannfaeture,
Coach, Gig, jersey Wagon, Cart and Dray
Harness, of every description,
large supply OF HORSE COLLARS, both Of
his own aud Northern manuialure.
superior assortment OF Coach, Horse, and Wag
g"n Whrps, aud Sulky aud Riding Switches, &c
&c &c.
lis stock Of Hardware comprises almost every ar
ucIe in hs line of business, German Silver
Steel, Plated and Brass SirIup Irons.
! do do do do Bridle Bits Of the newest ant
most fashionable patterns, German Silver Hard Plate
aud Steel Spurs oil all qualities, Trace aud Halter
Chains OF all qualities and prices, Buckles. Rings
&c. &c.
Country Sadders aud others wanting materials IL
| his line, will do well 10 give him a call.
All repalnng attended to with neatness and de-
spaloh. Country produce will IN all cases be taker
! IN exchange Tor work, al current Market prices
| April 10 "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
sl.OOc PRENsHUN
V'HkGH.e'k.F S.S.MPSOV,
Or 81 900 Prcruiun,vcxctabIc for the cure
HsEBFSEX,ES!

Two inspire the suffering with confidence in this restorer
diseased system it is only sny thai such
=, US reputation that the of Druggist III
hammond m less than twelve months, have been fire hundred
"ors besides what other dealers have sold and lhssi-
eo used The recovery of Mr.. :. X Thompson OF kieh-
unnd whose suerngs for five year, had brought hum a.
"h 10 The brink OF the grave, and who had finally given hi
sen up TO die after having lost the palate roof Of his NOUN
a en-. part OF ms nose In this he persuaded ny
'nySrlan to use the Sampson, and to his great sup
pse, as well as that of the community he gained twenty
TWO pounds IN one month and aud half papers nade
perfect cure OF him. Mr. r. has given u history OF ms
ale by UOVEi UAVIES AGENT
D. fhe above acquiring high character for the cure
at hn=s Ell % Sctofula.
july 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
March 4
ARCHER.
This beautiful Horse Il


in Bedford county, AT my stable, about nine
miles from Lynchburg, in good health and vieor,
serving the price OF $50 the season, dschar-
ged by the payment $l5 within the season, aud one
dollar TO the groom in every instance. Any gentle
man becoming responsible for five mares, shall have
the liberty of putting the sixth gratis. The
season uence the 1st Of Apr and will expire
The lst Of August. The subscriber will use every
exeftion give satisfaction all who may patronlze
his horse aud care will be taken prevent accidents
but cannot be responsible for any that may happen.
ANY mares entrusted to my care shall he promptly
attended o, and fed with grain Al 81 per day.
Nv personal attention will be gwen far as pracli,
cable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
For Public con.idcr.1;o...

4 n no Instance has preyalsn infatun; inn boo,
oil more depioTabe conseq than Tho fodaeiva
sion thu ihe members OF the medical profe eonees
competent 10 administer RENE les for disease one
winch gwen 10 lhs preosteruus pree -,
ed class, Is one Ct the most prolific sources a, a" ihens
ing and early death. How many sands NJ sglei
are OF Tins moment surrenderng their there
nsdious thdads OF almost every variety of Ln,s TO the
IRON eireiaetance 10 incur the expense maiady
sician and from their silly prejudice against the ply,
medicines, unless sanctioned BY the mysic st simple
scrption in PLAIN English they would lad in 1ai pre-
ocases tbatit ordered nothing the woI I'm, @ maori,y
burb or sanna, alap nloes, nth e rhs
andmystiiied with little peppermint, or some o, water,
drug and simple catharc like this gcner, ~ ened
But the druggist keep the prescription and ln
tent gets al again he has agun consult The Ill me pa
stead oiprocuring for himself, mere Cnc,;,n :, a IN
nal expense, the wonderful remedy which had oi1g
II IS thus that majority OF the population of nm
country suffer disease To work its nsdious w,y M,
tem because the they derive from medical al sss
expensive transtory, and diff, u oiaccess once
enphed the memorable contest of an om,pan s eI
mat Prescriptions IN Roman language hn,,i eian
Killed more people than all the Roman armies "'''sc,v
| a medicine SO compounded that il will cleanse II,
tay canal oil all MS ecuient utions md
give new ana ,nvigoating action 10 all the yscea b.
tribute their agency TO the digestive and h.
ing tue nsensibo pefsPiralion reliey. the wbol oiho
iepic ana htammatoy symptoms must r;l, VI
great blessing to mankind ifrendcred at price which I
It within the reach on classes Ifit have nm places
cannot aii 10 WORK more cures, aud do far more
good than all The members of the medical
uu Gun losspiV accomplish within the compa
no" UNITS OF Their private practice. Such rned;c;n.
public has ~"N" !" "oa'cihc The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

Court held for Bedford county, the 25th
day OF February, 1889,
Charles Z. Patterson, plaintiff
against
Vincent Nelson, John Nelson and Henry Stiff,
Defendants
In CHAnctsY.
The defendants John Nelson and Vincent Nelson not ba-
wing entered their appearance and given security according
10 e ACT OF Assembly aud the Rules of this Court and it
caring the satisfaction the Court that they are MOI
inhabitants OF this commonwealth II ordered that the said
oelsna'd appear here on thelouh Monday in May next
aud the bill of the plaintiff; and that copv of This or
ger oe ,or'h" inserted IN some newspaper published the
Town Lvnehhurg for two months successfully and posted
al the front door OF the courthouse eff this county.
Copy-Tcste,
Mnrch4 ,,3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

large number Of the clzeas of Philadelphia
ia,el, rendered Pubic Dinner 10 Nicholas Bid
die, Esq. We suhIoin Nj. Bidlls's reply:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

ZTIRGINIA-A rules held for Bedford county, the 25th
day of February, 1899
William Xix and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Mead.
Polly Dickinson, John Meadur, james Meedor Obeduh
Meador Warner Bashum and Sally his wife late ly Mea.
dor and George Clark and Manda his wife ue Malinda
Meador, heirs OF Obedlh Meador, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
George Meador, Defendant
In CHANcERY.
The defendant George Meador, having cred his mp
pearance and given security, according to tho Acto Assem-
bly, and the Rules OF this Court and appearing the
faction OF the Cont that he nhabiant this
Ii is ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
the fourth Monday in May next, and the bill
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in the town lynchburg for
two months successfully and posted the the
courthouse ofhis county.
A Copy-reste
RO. c. MITCHELL, c. B. C.
March wom
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27

Morality n Tcnnesce.-'rhs conpara-.
lively young member of the Union has sci
an example for many Of her older sister.
States. which does her citizens high honour,
and which it would be well for al! to follow.
No other State has gone so far, by l"gis'a..
ton, in measures to coun.crvaiI the prcdom-
inant relaxation of national morally. or 10
curb and puuis'l the commiSs on of the pre-
vaing evils Of the times. For this she dc
serves, and from all good cirizeus receives,
The gratitude and applause du" TO her rotle
efforts in behalf of law AID orsIr". BY the
wisdom of her Legislators. and il accord.
ance with the vii! of her citizens. The sal' Of
ardent spirits. is entirely prohibited in tavrras
and shops. Sac has suppressed, by law,
the practice Of du"I'n9, carrying Eowic
knives. dIrks &c. :; aud so far arc rnhI:ck
opinion and law hostile to every SPECIES OF
gambling, that the printer VINO puJIs'"s 4
lottery schema within her borders. even ii
sent from another S.a'c. and pail for, IS Ii.
able to pun shalca: :-TH;s is all rg'.;.-
Ibid.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-27
RICHMOND, (NA.] MARCH 49,

A disastrous explosion ook place in the
coal mine of the Black Heath Company, in
Chesterfield, yesterday morning. From a
note sen. to the President of the Company,
we learn that between fifty and Sky of the
hands and two ovcrscers had DESCENDED the
Shaft previous 10 the explosion, und that
three others, who were about 10 descend,
were killed. The last accounts from the
scene state that nothing certain was known
Of the fate of those below. The damage
sustained by the company must be very
grea,.--Enquirer.