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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-28

MIR. Editor:
Irequess, the favor of you to publish in
your useful paper, the following extracts
from the Minutes of the EdgeGeld Bap-
list Association.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, the Goth oflast March,
MARY DAVIS. widow OF Wm DAVIS dcceasd, at her
residence. in this place, aged about eight, five
years. Tho deceased Was and had long been, n
member of the society oi Friends. Her picty and
highly Notwithstanding. gave hcr avery eon-
spionous place both Ia religious aud social suclsl,
her department u christian WAS meek and IN
obtrusivc. Vet finn and dgni6cd IN performing
whatever she believed to be her duly. She has left
many cndeared relations aud acquaintance, who have
long witnessed her great bcnssolenee aud sympathy
ior the suffering oi the needy aud distressed, alter
administering helping hand Thus has passed a
way one Of the brightest ornaments of tho present
aye, whose lot II WIS To suffer great bodily affection,
winch she bore with great patience aud resignation
IT is believed she WAS l.Vouicd To feel well stoun-
dcd assurance of enjoying that peace which the
world neither give nor take away, aud We doubt
not her departed spirit Is enjoying abessed m,nor
InllfN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
MONTHLY REVIEW,
YI' IIOLCO.NHEN O7'EI'.

Lcafrobacco ranges according toqnalny
from $40 To IL
Lug =. from 3 80 TO 10
General sales OF Leaf 10 to II 50
& 30 to 50
Comparison Of inspections 1898. 1889,
No. Passed. No. iot lns. Stock.
March 3lst Isis. l3i2 92e ll9l
- 1889. 2O97 26i isl
Inspected IN March, 1888. 7ee Ilog.hcads OF Fob.
in March 1889, 52s Ilogsheads.
We have had no news from England ior the last
fifty DAYS. the consequence IS, that Tobacco Is dull
and prices have given way from 81 80 too 80 per
hundred, We are receiving very small quantity
Tor the season, and the qualify continues very inferior
We think our receipts tins year will fall short one
half o. wheat they the last aud when The
weight OF hogsheads and the mean quality are IA
ken in the estimate. the quantity will be Sull further
reduced. We learn from every market IN the State,
that there is very Ille good Tobacco. and that III,
quantity is smaller than was expected.
Wheat, 81
Flour dull, so
Corn,
Bacon, 90 to , 30
FREIGHT.
Down thu river. 80 80 10 90 IS
Up the ri,er " 10 90 Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
Grand Scheme.

Besidcs gTcai number oil SlUU, SeU, SOU you
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-IIalyes S5-Quarlers - so.
For sale IN choice numbers at
TALBOTS OFFICE.
0Fs Orders from the country, accompanied WIN
,he Cash. or Prize Tickets, for Tickets IN any Nr-
ciuia Scheme drawnby ID. 5. Gregory q Co Mana
gers, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
The most liberal terms effected, addressing letters
fpost pai,D to MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lynchbm8, ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

Roberts's Six Manuo. SO highly is this work es-
the Mulberry and culture of Silk, that the LeglsIa-
turc Of Pennsy wanna has adopted resolution au-
thorzing the Clerk of the House of Representatives
to purchase fifteen hundred copies for distribution
among the people OF the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
RICUOND MARKET,

TOBACCO-The breaks are unusually small ior
the season, the quality still mostly inferior, and the
tendency Of the market rather downwards. We
quote Lugs al Sc 25a IS; Leai, . a Is aud for
very fine as high as Sl5.
FLOUR-Cny Mills-nominal at SO so. Ca
nal is held firmly in store at ST. though there are no
BUYERS. Sales of about 800 bbls. The b osin Bank
on the 2slh ult., at So rs, CASH Receipts not hca
w. The receipt of the news from Eu-
rope by yesterday mornings mail. doubtless caused
holders to be moe firm than they otherwise wond
% - =. -
WHEATON, millefs quote 1t at 81 10 to 80
,., hushrl Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
LYNCuHURG COTTON YARN.
A'.xxk'.

NTILL be sold to the highest bidder ON Friday
w the 18th day Of April next. Al the late resi-
dence OF Ellis Hunter, deed, IN Campbell county,
The Stock Of Uorses, Caisic, sheep mud Hogs,
Household and u itchcn Furniture,
Plantation Utensils, Ac.
Terms--Fof all sums OF five dollars and under,
cash, for all over FIVE credit OF SIX months will be-
given, the purchaser giving bond with approved
cur,iy. SARAH T.. HUNTER,
Administrative Of EH, Hunter decd
April wll2A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
Dee. 10.
.yohu g. .Neeni,

us NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY Of
| STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, recently Pur-
,h,seJ. principally at AUCTION, 10 the Northern
f,,,es for & A II, and selected ~ per
son. with great care from the late extensive I'M
PORTAT IONS.
His assortment, in respect to variety, beauty, sys
and cbeapness will be inferior to none ever one1es
in this market fhc public are invited to ca" ana
examine. -
\ March IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
DH.J KECEETED.1I'
TALHOT'S OFFICER!

Drawn Nos. in Va. State, Glass, No. 2, drawn 23rd
March. at Alcxandria:
Nos. 10 60 40 50 IS 10 IL Ga % 81 60 50 %.
Drawn Nos in the Monongalia Academy Lottery
Ezra Class No. s. at Richmond, Goth March:
% SO II > 90 Al Is 46 81 81 TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

Besides many Of $50. $40 $50, &C. &C
Whole Tickets Sl-Halves S2-Quarters 81.
For sale at lAtboi VT iSE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

abingdon Congressional Distract-The Loco Foo
cos of this District have brought out Mr.. Isaac l..
Leiwich as a candidate for Congress, in opposition
to Mr.. G. w. Hopkins, Conservative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

o. We have received copy OF Mr. William
c. Riyes's Address TO the People OF Virginia"
1t is a dispassonatc and able production. We shall
Law it before our readers at early period
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
TO T'HE L.IDxES.

NIY Spring supply of Ladies' fashionable Shoes
wi and Shippers is now received. They were
manufactured in Philadelphia expressly for me- ana
are yery neat and handsome. Will the Ladies can
aud examine them JOHN u. VI
March 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
ISrgi,,jU .NfNfe Lottery!

For the benefit OF the town OF Wheeling,
EXTRA CLASS No |, for $50.
To he drawn at Richmond on Tuesday the I'd day
orAprI, H. The drawing will be received at
this Office, on Thursday, the 4th inst. AT : o'clock
NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
MARRIAGE,

Married, on "Wednesday the eth ult by the Rev
Benz. r. Dawson. Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. SM,rusoN. I,
Miss MARGARET JANE daughter OF Mr.. John Cal
well. all OF this county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

hewed IN another iorm,-Power aud piemsatiye on
the one side and the People the other sdls. thai
The sefstyled Democrats are now ON the s,a, OF
Power, where the Fedefalist we're in '9s. while the
Wings occupy the old Jeiiersonian position, IN de-
ience oil the People aud the State; aud i,hy. thai
every man who believes that the Sub Treasury is a
measure wrong IN principle AMI that it is Gaucht
with m'sehieito the country. is not more false to
na' eouhf, 'han lie is to himself ii he can be persad-
en- by hollow professions of friendship to give his
support 10 an Administration, winch is employing all
Its power official and otherwise to crush every man
WHO u''es to throw pebble in its pathor who, even
WINE he arows determination TO sink or SWIM
WIN H. Yet venturcs to express doubt oil The Wis
dom and utility OF that measure.
we have ontrun OUT space, however, aud must re
serve what we have further TO say OF this Address for
a future occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

~ The Nashville Wing of the 18th u. state
that Ex-President jackson was confined TO his bee
BY illness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
March IS


VNHE CORNER TENEMENT, now occupies
/ by Cobbs IL Armistead, commonly ea"eo
vIc,s corner" is for ren,-possession to be gfven
on the lst January 1889. Persons desrou' 70 rent
are requested to call on Charles l.; Mosoy' ~"o
auth orscd to manrge and control me same. LOT me'
Dee. 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

o. TIE trial of Judge Wilkinson and Mr..
Mudaugh, for the late unfortunate afray At Louis
,;is terminated in iheii acquittal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
uOYT RY ID IL "A w :
TO.,NORROW!
NEW OFFICE, NEW LUCK -!
LOOK AT THIS SCIIEfIE!!
HNceIiNS LOTTERY.

Together with great number OF S5os-4os &c
&c. m
day the ID Jay of April, aud the drawing will be 'e-
ccved at my Office on Thursday the Alb OF April at
O'Clock, j. Nj. ~
A few chances vel hand and high Prizes con
Gden,iy looked for. eau H a, orr1cp
o. My customers may always drPen" o" SCI
inv the numbers of every Lottery in which |
sell Tickets, published in ,hi. paper, The virgin
,,nA 50 soon as the Official List Of the Drawing Is
received. - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

o. The Governors Maine has appointed III
18th instant, day of humiliation fasting an
prayer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
UWiNUbfe Lot for Snlc. 4

pursuance ofa decree Of tho Hastings Court
oithe Town Of Lynchbnrg, pronounced on tho
day Of March, 1889, in the suit Of Pa'sey Mos
by aud Others, plaintiffs and w, Mosby aud others
dells, We shall on the 10Th day Of April neat.
'a'rh not on the next fair day. fSundays ~xeepedy
proceed upon the premises to sell by way Of pub
lc auction 10 the highest bidder
The Lot or l:rOMasN,
IN said decree non,ioncd This LOT Of GROUND
~ situated below Mr. John Perciyal's dwelling. on
James River, it contains
II A Ii AN &C II Il,
and hes on tho Canal. The sale will bs made upon
a credit of SIX MONTHS, taking from the pur-
chaser bond With good security for the purchase
moHey, aud retaining tho title for further security.
H. DUNlNGTON, Commits
&. l.. MoSBY, s sioners.
April tl2A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

Will SELL, on Tuesday the Cd INST. IN front
Wine. Busch Raisins, Soap, TalIow Candles. 40
BOXES ,tombs elbow, new aud second hand Furni-
inre.--Also. lot Of Dry Goods, aud or . essd
Saddle and Harness Horses
CHARLES PHELPS. Auerr.
April /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
OFFICE.

~. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn by
d. s. Gregory q Co. in all Prginsd Schemes lac
COMMANDED by cash or Prize 1ickels,) promptly and
conGdeutiaIIy attended TO, twhcn addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

o. The celebrated Vespucc has departed from
New York, on a visit to New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
Unusually large supply Of
<E'K.V'l: GODS,
English, ErcnCli, Italian & Ger
man Goods.

In Foreign Simple and Fancy Goods our assert.
meni very extensive, consisting IN pan ol super
fine CLOTHS, blue, black, all shades Of green.
brown, Ne.
Cassmeres plain. striped aud ribbed
Nrstngs ofall descriptions.
Erninettc, Lasting, rilnertta, &c, FOR boys and
mems Clothes
Auction Lots French Bombaalnc black and col d.
NJ 81 pei ,ad
j do black and col'd Silks, plain and dg'd, from
80 cents to 81 per yard
rriniod Lawns, Muslins, Cambrics, &c for ladies'
Dirsses
Ginghams, plain aud PLAID. uncomnonly low
500 pieces Cacocs. (equal To ; 900 yards fiom
10 cents To IS 3d rcryard
White Muslin Goods, to vii Juconet, Swiss Book
Muslin Nc.;
Laces, Edenss and lnscrngs;
Cotton Frngcs, large lot from 3D. TO TO- per yard;
900 P'rnsols the cheapest IN market,
Umbrellas, II large stock, some very superior;
Ribbons. general assortment. Lnstring, Gauxc, &c
Bel, Ribbons, Nelve, do. plain and dgd..
Gloves. fine supply Of silk, k,d, Lsle Thread. &c
Stockings and Hose very extensive assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
Il % q N II ~ II II ID =!
FOR APRIL 9TH.

CLASS No. 9, for 1880
For the benefit of the Norfolk Mechanics Boneyo-
lent Society.
TO be dravn at Aierandra on Saturday, nc GIN 81
ApriL. ~ The drd,ings 'eH be rcce,red al ms
odice on Tuesday The 9h Of Apri, at O'Clock
Il. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

~ The Conservative Republicans of the General
Assembly have come out IN long and able Address
TO the People OF Virginia, with full and candid
exposition Of the motives and feelings which have
influenced them, during the late exciting contest in
enleavo,ing to elect United States Senator, and
which will govern their future course.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

The Presbyterian CaSe.--'lhe rial which has FOR
some time been going On in this in Phila pcpa,
has AT last terminated. The Jury has ,ende ed a
verdict IN favor Of the New School P.rty. The
Counsel for The Other side have moved for new trai
which motion IS not YET decided,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

o. Tucker Coles, Esq of Abcmalc has be
come the Loco Foco candidate Cor the Senate oil
Virginia IN that District III opposition TO DIR. Cooke,
the Wing candidate. We understand Mr.. Coles
commenced his canvas at last Nelson Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
american cotton and DUDOien
4. d d ID -


american cotton and UDOien
q d d - =
In Domestic Goods I'VE prepared to offer nan
GAINS, our Stock WAS laid in before tho late adj
vance III Cotton and Wool.
a. 4 aud ! brown aud blrachcd Shirngs;
Shseings, hiown and bleached;
Brown Dtlllinrs and Cotton b4naburgs:
Beached Dnllingslo, to,scts, u ii q article;
Bed Iickines, snme superior;
Apron Checks, Furniture do.
Paids aud Stripes Tor female servants;
kentucky Jeans, PLAID Cassincls;
blankets, II large lot ior Boat Covers, Sc. &c.
HOnncts, Artificial Flowers, Hand
Boxes, Ac.
Gu, assortment Of Bonnets ~ extensive, consist
my OF
PLAIN Eugl oh Straw, fine aud medium;
Spcckled and striped ditto;
Tuscan, Florence BRAID. &c;
Besides large lot OF Nuns Bonncts Of Hoods.
We have made arrangements with gentleman Of
fine taste and experience III business to Keep us sup
piled with all new STYLES OF Bounets, as soon they
appea, IN the New York market
IlardWar shoes, Combs, &C.
In the above branches OF our business the assert
mcnt 4; complete. As part Of the Table Ware
we have German Silver Tea aud Table Spoons, an
Article becoming III general use, and almost equal in
appearance and durability To real Silver
GKOCEREES.
We keep constantly on band good assortment Of
Loaf and Brown Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Salt. &c. Nc
Al prices very low.
LyNCHBlIRG COTTON YARN.
We have ala,gc quantity of srua CorroN which
can be sold At about present Factory prices.
In offering the present LARGE srocK OF Goops Ia
the public, we can safely say II is superior to any
heretofore offered by MS, aud doub, whether In
amount aud varetyo II is surpassed by many IN up
per Virginia.
! COUNTRY MERCHANTS. PEDIARS an,
all others. who buy TO sell again, viii do we'll tn CIV
us d call. eau sell them many articles rs low a
they could buy them in the United Sta,es.
J. J. pUKNIS a. DUFFET..
Ap,iI ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

" MI Toler, one of the Delegates from this
county, has offered resolution for tho Committee
oil koads, Ac, 10 bling in bill, extending the time
"l receiving subscriptions to the stock of the Lynch
burg and Tennessee Rail Road Company, incor
rorated by an act passed March 1886
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

BALrIMoRr PosT MAsTER.-Some the Bait
more papers, and among them the " Republican,,
the Administration paper OF that city, still pos
ityely that General Skinner the present Post Master
to be removed, and that Mr. Vansant is to be his
successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

o. resolution has been introduced by Mr..
RatcIfe, of the House ofDesgates, to instruct the
State proxy, in the james River and kanawha Com
pany, To vote TO dispense with the services OF
sultng Engineer ami to reduce the salary of the
Principal Engineer to the amount paid Mr. Grozct.
the State Engineer, and also, TO vote to reduce the
salary Of the President Of the Company TO $500
aud that OF other officers propoftionatc and
sonabe amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

France Il M rico We learn nv the last mail that
the difficulties existing between these two govern
ments, sat last adjusted Tho indemnity demand
ed by France has been secured by England. hay-
ing become security iol its payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
Grand Scheme !!

Besides a great number OF Sl0O-SSo-S|o-oo
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-Ilalves S5-Quartcn 81 5
For Sale at
BOOKER'S NEW LOTTERY & EXCHANGE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01

q The Wings and Conservatives OF faniaX
county held a meeting few drys ago and -nomi-
mated Col. Spencer NJ. Ball (Wh'g) Tor reelection
to the Legislature. Dir. Il. c. Mason, but recently
one of the most thorough going friends OF the Ad
minist ration oifted preamble and resolutions
denouncing the Sub-Treasury scheme, and calling
upon all true Conservative s to unite with the w higs,
rs the only means of averting that calamity hon'
the country. Adverting TO Mr.. Van Burcn's new
" system" of prescription, TO which the President
referred DIR. Jones rs the ground oflhat genteman's
removal from office, the Fairfax meeting recon-
mends that Mr.. Van Buren, be made to experienced
the good effects of that system in his own person
1t is said that the inventor of the Brazen Bull th
Guillotine and other instruments of torture were tn
| first victims of their own ingenuly-why SHOULD
not the President BIO made to enjoy the pleasure q
/ Prescription, as well as those powerless victims O
his passonlcss and calculating nlalignlty whom h
Furnishes for the free exercise OF opinion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-01
ROnncts, Artificial Flowers, I.anl
Boxes, Ac.
GKOCEKEES.

We Keep constantly on hand u good assortment o
loaf and Brown Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Salt, &c. ne
mi, ~ Io,,
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Price ~ CENTS.
Terms Of The Newspaper Press Of Nec orleans
the Proprietors, |, I'D on the 18th of March, 1887.

Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of Ncm Orleans
unanimously agreed to at an adjourned meeting of
the ProprietDrs, h Id on the 18th of March, 1857.
SuBscRtPrloNs.-Fw Dollars for the daiy pa
annu,n, payable sen-aunually in ahvancc ten
dollars for the trweekly country paper. payable one
year in ADVANCE where CITY reference is siven.-
Five dollars for the Wee.y PAYABLE ir advance. No
description will be discontinued until urrearagrs
settled. In case of di continuance, one weeks notice
ia prit,ny must oe invariably given, previous to tn
expiration Of subscription,
ApvERrisiNG.-Onc dollar per sauare for the first
Insertion, and half that price for each subsequent "nc
an, material alteration ro. tho erg final advertisement
will be charged us a new one
YEARLY Observation-Disclosures and Ira ers,
orty dollars fo English alone and sixty for both Ian
public Institutions, fifty dollars in English only, and
tightly for both languages; Ship and Steambost Fac
ors, or Commission merchants sixty dollars III English
no, and eighty for both languages.
MARRIAGES, OBITUARY NOTICES, and artiecs call
ing the attention Of the public to sales Of property,
cards Of passengers, benefits, &c: &c will be charged
one dollar PEI square for the first insertion IN each IAN
CoMMuNicAr,oNs, or Advertisements, of any person.
al nature, when admissible. shall be charged double,
A deduction Of twenty five per cent will be made to
Auctioneers, sherTa Registers of wills, and Marshnls
sales Of real estate. published in both languages,
and 50 per cent in English alone: III per cent on saits
ADvEnrrsEMESrs out Of the drec, line of business
Of the advertiser, such legal auction and planta
'on sales, runaway saves stray animals NC. &c Will
he charged for sepa.ntey, and Mt the ordinary rates
ADvERrrsEMEsrs not specified as to time. will be
+. published one month. and charged nccor,'nsy
No advertisements Of bankruptcies will be published
many cnse, unless paid for previous to insertion or
payment guaranteed by responsible person in town.
Theatres and ether places OF amusement advertising
daily or,he season. be charged 800 for English Il
lone, and $50 in both languages. o..
All announcements Of canitiaas for political offices
will be charged double the price Of other advertise
ments,
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspaper
prorpicors thew hive come to the conc"si"n that the
of persons whose accounts have uot been paid
within one month after presentation shall be male
knowa ESQ far practicabe to each other-they obi
eating themselves not TO advertise or print for such
delinquents unless in case of ntra"ce payments;
d iSirnedN J. G.. DE ST. ROMES
J. Bayou
p. r. REA,
J. c. PRENDERGAST,
49, JOHN GIBSON,
LUMSDEN.
Weekly P,ess.-We. the undersg ned, agree to abide
hy tho above conditions far as they are applicable to
weakly papers. .u,r1rr
(Signed) a. d. IA" ftf' We,
tS6 No subscriptions taken for less than months.
Letters must. in Ill cases. be post paid.
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AIi.iG.Ai D.t LIN T..

VI ,hI|G t. .tnLns'l, vi! tIGriH1-
'v.v' Az, n ",n,1 '",a,yS per- r"1 '...
~ -, cndA :;'r,srnrr Champion, (rx.
rcpl in I'll st rn.,) to Pc s,coa ; thence prr
steamer Lc Roy to La Grange, ANA the &C t"nr
hursc post coAcn"s via VI Irlln', Il 1lnb:r9g" Iln
d"r,on, Brrrnn, Outlaws, Perry, /" Macon,
Ga, E; tt'Hncc VIA MlIcdSrvic, and sparta, TO War
rcnton, thu crprr rail road cars to Augusta
The thanp.on Is in Sp!cnl!d ortar, "itl new
copper bon r., cnrprrei aud p'2r fastened.
the le Roy has been Thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations arc as handsome as any bot.
The beau iu Santa isn,a Sound, and Cuoctn-
watcElc Bay present the most interesting steam ma
v'5atirn in the S"utl--Hclas at Tao salrt ms
perfectly land locked.
Ii Teams are not s,,rp ,ss d on any route in the
country Tie drivers, to ian, catetui and a''r!i
tive.
The bridges heretofore dangerous havo b en-
newly h'tit, 50 that high waters do not inter ere
The eating houses have been II osliy changed,
and are now good any no ID III the '>oAth.
1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness Ut tho roads enable the t. ut al!
sons to make great speed. Their snuo.iin IS Sc
cares the travel from tho ordinary iltIgaa Of
stage travelling.
The L!ue now rry!rg It's passengers from
Augusta 10 Mobile in four days AID twelve
hours, or to NV Orleans III four days and twenty
hours. Going 10 Augusta, the ii"c is SIX days
and seven hours. Ia urp actually employed Ill
travelling tho same as the ether direction, but
the difference o, tIIio tn' ,"ta, Is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, watch, however, is
No!! repaid by tho op "rtunhy ii gives Scei &
the Navy Yard, tic old Spanish Furts etc. The
travel CT also sleeps at Macon, and again at War,
iruton. This arrangement will continue .l the
lrayc. turns nor,hward, when the Inc will be the
from Mobile TO Augusta Us it is now in the
other direction.
This Advertisement coutlns plain stat mcnt
of facts, the accuracy OF which tho proprIetors
gaural.tec to each passenger i'll tn. penalty of his
stage far.
Maps Of tho Line may ha seen at the Elk hanye
Hotel, n CIV Urlcans, and at tn: Ma sion House,
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT so
The lire extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at ChAttahooctc, line connects with the
steamboat, carrying the mail to Apa achcolA and
ST. Joscnh's.
flee at the Mlasan House, Mobl To-
MIL o LOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.