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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

UIHGINIAt-At Rules held 10 the Clerks Oncc Of
ihc Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery ior
The County NJ Gloucester Monday, the gth day Of Dc
cembrr, 1910 -Georao Talaofro, comprt against War.
ron Lnhvlr Fmnccs Olivier, Nafia l. olivier, Ona
vor, John Seawcl and Thomas Pos, Trustee under
certain deeds from w l. Olivier, dcns-IH ChdHesfN
The defendant. Thom's FoE, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 tho act Of a.
Houby and The rules ~ Ibis court, aud u appealing by
satslctorY evidence that be Ia inhahant ~ this
Commonwealth: On motion ofthe complainant, by Warren
Jones' his attorney IT'S ordered that the said defendant
DO appear NJ Rules no holden In The Clerks Office of our
sad the first Monday In March noK, and answer
The plaintiff hll and that copy n This order be form
viii inserted loo come Newspaper published n The CITY NJ
Richmond for months guraNaavely aud posted thO
front door Of Tho Courthouse II this county.
Copy. Tcttot
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
From the Baltimore Patriot.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

An adjourned meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the United States Bank was held at
Philadelphia on the 10Th:
Mr.. Lippincott also made another report
on the state of the Bank, closing with a
resolution accepting the provisions of the
''relief BILL" and agreeing to come under
any laws which may hereafter be passed
for the regulation Of the Bank. The reso-
luton was adopted.
Among other resolutions adopted was
one, offered by Randall, authorizing the
Board of Directors to give public notice,
according to law, of an application to the
Legislature for a reduction of capital and
a change III tie Institution; and another, au-
thorizng the directors to exercise their dis
erection as to the time and manner of pledg-
ing certain assets for the payment OF the
circulation and deposits of the Eank.
In reply to question as to the condition
of the Bank, Mr.. Bayard read the following
statement, which was handed to him by the
President, Col. Drayton.
Relative Position Of the Assets and Liza
bilities of the Bank, May II, ls4l.
The liabilities of the Bank, for Post notes
issued to the other city Banks amounted to
$5,07S, 444-and was secured by an assign
ment of assets, amounting to $7,772,256.
The liabilities of the Bank of Europe,
were, $l5,S63,s 29-secured by deposits OF
assets, amounting to 24,7lS,7l5.
1t was further proposed to secure other
liabilities of the Bank-the circulation, de-
posites and balances due to other Banks
amounting to $5,449,925, by special
pledge of assets amounting to $l2,927, 500
These arrangements would leave the
amount of $l7,7S7, 1876 in assets unpledged
and of liabilities $2,224, 1913 not secured by
any pledge.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
4O9,O9s
Received,
Sl59,O9O,9O2,

Received, $l59,O9O9O2,
The Collectors during the above period,
have been General Benjamin Lincoln, Hen.
ry Dearborn, Henry A. S. Dearborn, Da-
vid Henshaw, and Geo. Bancroft
Gen. Lincoln collected, $4,000, 900
HI. Dearborn, 100000
H. A. S. Dearborn, 6S,OOO,OOO
David Henshaw, 36,OOO,OOO
George Bancroft, 100000
The greatest loss occurred under H. A.
s. Dearbon 1902 500, nearly two-thirds of
the whole loss from 1857 to 1888 when
Mr.. Bancroft was appointed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05


THE NATIONAL INsTITuTIoN.-The Ma
tional Intelligencer says: ave learn that
our National Institution, for the Promotion
of Science is rapidly going ahead At
the last meeting, letters were read from
various parts of the world, promising col
lections, books and communications. and
announcing such as were already on the
way"
The Intelligencer remarks. 1T is well
known that Mr.. Secretary Webster, upon
his accession to the Department of State,
allowed the Institution to use the spacious
unoccupied apartment and rooms in the
basement story of the new Patent Office,
where the collection already in the posses
sion of the Institution is now being ar
ranged; and Mr.. Secretary Badger has en-
trusted to the care of the Institution the
extensive and interesting collection of spe-
cimens in all branches of Natural History,
lately received from the Exploring Squad
ron, in the preparing and arranging Of
which, accomplished naturalists are now
engaged Animated by an equal zeal for
whatever will advance the history and
science of his country, Mr.. Bell, Secretary
of War, has entrusted to the Institution
the whole interesting collection of Indian
portraits, which have heretofore hung on
the walls of the War Office passage. We
understand, also, that with the portraits
will be sent fine collection of Indian Gu
riosities."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05

UPTnE FoRaEn, MiTcHEnL, says tho
New York American of the 18th, reached
this city yesterday afternoon about 6
o'clock, in the custody of the officer Bow
yer-Governor Seward having made an
application to the civil authorities of Low
er Canada for his surrender, which was
granted. Mitchell was committed to prison
in the Halls Of Justice preparatory TO his
trial.
The Courier gives the following particu-
lars of his escape.
1t appears that on his flight from this city
he went to Philadelphia, where, after hav-
ing procured ticket at the Pittsburgh Rail
road Office, (for the purpose of misleading
any who might be in pursuiD he disguised
himself in suit of grey clothes, broad
brim hat with Grape band, in which dress
and green spectacles, and with carpenters
rule in his hand, for four days openly walk
ed the streets of that city, frequently meet
ing persons with whom he was well ac-
quainted He left Philadelphia for New
the steamboat Utica, being all the while in
COIHpdhy Will pCIsouS WnoHl 1e hueW, DuL
none of them detected him through his dis
guise.
An incident occurred at Troy, which
shows the constant apprehension of dis
covery under which he must have been la
boring, while purchasing stage ticket at
that place. person standing behind him,
read aloud from newspaper paragraph,
headed "MitcheU the Forger," upon which
the guilty man turned suddenly around, I'M
der the conviction that he was discovered,
but finding such was not the case, he mere
ly said he knew him, and believed him to be
a great rascal.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05

Nothing can be more absurd than pride of fam.
lily, in people who scarcely know the birthplace Of
their grandaihers; or an assertion of superior no.
billy by one who sells cloth in packages, over
another who sells rbands by the yard; or by tho
importer Of brisles in hogsheads, or hides in car.
goes over him who makes brushes or shoes or
OF by The professional man over either when he |,
in ealiiy the paid servant OF sll.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05
From the Baltimore Patriot.

Subjoined is the somewhat celebrated and
often quoted letter of Martin V. Buren,, com.
planning OF the "sufferings" OF his party on &C.
count OF the alledged "rascality of The deputy
Postmaster, and urging upon the then Post Mas.
ter General the removal of some half dozen in
the interior who were supposed to stand in the
way oil the operations or schemes of the leaders
OF the "Bucktail' party. In republishng this
letter. the Albany Journal states that these re.
movals, thus urged by Mr. Van Buren,, were the
first ever made in the post office department, on
political grounds. With Mr.. Van Buren,, there.
fore originated the policy Of political rewards
and punshments." But hear the now ex Presi.
dent!
APRIL 4th, 1920.
Our sufferngs, owing to the rascaty Of the
Deputy Postmasters is Noticeable and cries aloud
for reliel.-We find it absolutely impossible to
penetrate the interior with our papers, and unless
we can attain them by two or three prompt re-
movals, there is no limiting the injurious conse.
quences that may result from it. Let me there.
fore entreat the Postmaster General 10 do an act
oil justice and render US partial service, by the
removal OF Holt, Of Herkimer, and The appoint.
ment oil Jabez Fox, Esq, also Howell, OF Bath.
and the appointment OF an excellent friend, w.
b. Rochester, Esq, and the removal OF Smith,
at the LIttle.Falls, and the appointment Of Hol.
lister; and the removal Of Chamberlain, of Nor
wch, and the appointment Of Lot Clark. ESQ.,
! am in extreme haste, and Can therefore add no
more. Use the enclosed paper according 10 your
discretion, and if any thing is done let it be quick.
| ly done, and you may rely upon il much good
will result from it. NJ. V. buren,
Hon, H. MEIGs.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05

u-Tho President steam ship was insured ol
$50 900: aud cost 100000. At the latest date.
from Liverpool, she had been out 81 days.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05

The REVENUE IN BosroN-The Boston
Post states, that since the formation of the
General Government, up to ls4l, period
of one half century, the gross amount of
revenue collected in the port of Boston is
$l59,5OO,OOO
Amount of loss from duty
bonds not paid in all that
time, 4O9,O9s
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-06-05

A PROMISING Boy.-Thcre is youth 10
years of age in Portland, Me-, who weighs
$50 pounds, and stands seven feet and
three inches high. He says he can lift
1900 pounds at once, and with the aid of a
strap over his shoulders 1900 pounds. He
has sister who can take up with ease a
barrel of pork, ank carry it some distance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

,a II l.rrn pad Oh i.e T. saste, Is nh deben'nfe'
.nd tii.f nn-ne,- had sppafsntly ussed IN Ma"
ch..,,t .e lauL ii Tor al impto,enen'. IS II ""'
tban rendered cefst, nat no isrte amount OF a
,rrticau scruiiii,s would hr thrown ~ tie market
Tor mr. I'M % euiue.s Ia ihls 'kpeetsiaop ne
haze ten dirapiotnred; AID nov. "n'irr the q III
cnrr OF he fc IS 1T tsIUdIsftun. and the apparent
ufs,neurss. IN the I.sfr nj the tphabt"ns oi sohe
# tie STATES 10 subn.if 10 tasstiuh Ia p'osie The
nea.ss4t, funds III foieci leIr own cfeJii, caph"I
81. appear dtsp sell mp with present i"'s 10
nd hen selves It ~, tltng al Which they have The
least d4nb,. We .liaii uui tp suTpiis.d 4 our quo
ralun. lnlc ntucl, o"e tnaths dian an, Sc
lIo I. of the ) Of lini"s, although the utter
n.x Jaun.ts - ,atd al,o 10 be provided Tor have
b 80 sold A. IOI per cent. TINS weld, an inlefr,i
f l5 per cent. ooahe s.mcnt. These lsw qao
i,lnu, xlsi ~ he facet tie dfsttbnuOu Law. ei
wing 20 lhnn,s At least 500 900 sunuay. 10 winch
mex ,ca, WI be added tie II per ce1i. "n al ands
I'D ~,tlIn lie Stte. amounting 10 at least 100000,
aud tax dlun 4" II 100 600 oiptnrrry 90" "~ned
Ia The SAFE. Nothing. We believe, could have
produced such irsltpg but Tho alarm which the
result III the Late erctlons has created among mo
nrd m n sesiDs ndiyid u.s raised 10 tie ieg'sia-
i've beaehts who openly deefy The iDsIoiabiiiy ol
Stair cputttefs.
We are yea 10 hopes that lheso appfchrnsions
ma, be disappointed, aud although The sugn1 ma!
rect upon US fI awhile. the cahhlrnt assurance.
once before repeated, will be conbuned, that the
people OF iht, c"anfy, =" FAR from wishing 10 get
Itd Of their debs, on, stuslng 10 pay them with
The lrasi possible distress To themselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

IN PURSUANCE oi The PROVISIONS Of Decd OF
i T,usr. executed 10 us by Edward WIN. John
SION, beating ia,e the 20fh day OF Ap,il, 1889
and Of record the Clerks fire Of Roanoke
~, winch SAID deed Is intended 10 secure TO llezek-
all Dogs sum OF money due TO him from the said
Johnson, we will proceed $ II, 10 the highe,l
biddnr. on Tuesday the 9Th DAY OF December next.
II lalr il moi tue Mex laIr day, fha well known AMI
VIEW valuable properly. the HOfefOuvf or
JOhssss0n's springs, situated IN lht county
OF koauohr, e,gm nll,s IRON The Count House,
Twelve "llcs from FnC, silr. twenty ir IN Buchanan.
and 6fty four from Itochburg; an1 long known 10
the pubic rs dcIt Ii .iul Watering Place.
The unusual dvdnaees possessed hv IN spr"pei-
~ will justify ihe Trustees IN STATING somewhat n
nueis the Considerations thai make IT ser, dcsl,a-
Bile. .lther Waeiug Place o. as lucAilon IT at
rx,rusWe Male ~ femhe School, ior aay ol winch
purposes H. Improvements adapt II admiralty. Thu
/ Suipln Spring is nchno" lodged by al who kuo"
u, III add he aud pean valnc 10 ths rstab.
lishmenr. There arr, attached TO II, leo acres oil
productive LaHd lnrlndlng 90 acres OF xccenl
/ He0doto. The Improvements all ii Buch. and
CONSIST 81 seven hinds"me Cabln-, with from twp 10
four room. Zach brsldes handsome aud ColnnudI-
Gus Cenlte BuIldng. 60 feet deep, with WINS on
each sIde altogether mahlng h'e aud snowy Ip
pratancr.-lhe out buildings all good, aud "n
ample scale. Sluated ~, IN lie mIdH OF Il
fertile reg on, AID highly nnral and IN elilgrnt
pnpnEuan. there could ut we'll BE- selected more
favourable spot ioi a Sehnol. aud those vino lre.
disposed 10 engage IN such cntetpiize vii Ind
every thing ab"ut the plac" suited 10 Their ve"S.-
fne nam Ilr, Line oil Sage, passes By tn Bole.
tout Sprtn day. and lhcir Is Pos "th e III the
spri, "hlch any illure proprietor couIl oI course
sncocrd 10. la addIuon To lis present advantages
der ~ a iaIt piob ,hlliy int The Projected Mead
am Road ion Tennessee 10 james River Wi
pas nn ediaey u. ,he place.
The subsc,hers are persuaded tia, y JOINT S,oct
Company al 10 members Il, 5000 10 700 each, 81 %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
three valuable slaves.
RESURRECTION, OH PERSIAN
PILLS.

&UPERlOR 10 the II gean Br,ndre's. Evans, Tomato
~ In" MaIcess (p ced1 ~anniNe Indian !avc ,or any
olhef IIiS OF compound bt for HE puC, certified by
Physicians and others. Lei ,omd, until they
have hed them, aud then CEkTAlN they will
1t = row settled point with all who have used the Vcge-
table PERSIAN PILLS. that they NIL, the hest
and most ', acious FAMILY MEDIC me that been
used ~ Am tea. II family could breoe quaintd
with their Soy efrsn power Diseases, they would keep
them and be prepared with sure REMEDY apply The
first appear OF and then much would
lie olied ANA money cd, well a the thousands
A" ho are hurried out OF time 10y neglccimg disease first
STAGES, b, hcins in possession OF lcu, dy which obey
can place dependence upon.
oil pills IN box Price 62l For Sale in Lvnchburg
by DiNhLE& KUMbOUGH, Aga.
Oct. o5 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
sK'aEgis'ss
A SsxrrcsI.

s(suod nizt'" in whispers ia INT, eshae IRON her bps
And then she Tell asleep. Npi the sweet sleep
Thai settles calmly upon ehildronds brow
Leaving Haste ard magic heaut, ihere,
Liz. Si.nsi from allow; While brea'hines, son
A sunm.r brings upon the fragile Ra~sts,
Sled LallaU' i ehanus aroaal-al. II was deep,
Ts., ss.rs and 6>ed, - they hfar witness nov,
NAs ~ ihcir sable weeds. lonely and sad,
kronn, l.,si sccncs. AM siei oer mcmor,'s rasT
While on snnc prsriou iie HUles aue"
Chords that are .vrt'd. and mournfld tlirll
Sends through the 'oel
- 4 td. hi and happy child
g Wa. -hr. and vel hrlos,j; IN look AMI ione
A winning sweetness lwrit, and their WIS much
Mingled " ifh chil,slinrss, in thought aud plan.
That seeu,c.. The product ofmalnrrr years.
2 Thry Who helehl. longed for the iiit cspan.s
Oftlnl bright inlellrcl, onj elo~ins iiops
Made fair the distant ,islen.
Sill she sleeps
A., not to .ake anil the VIVID raSs
ofcarih's last morn dispel it, orgdirs night
Aud ehansn deca. To beauty md to life.
NAV W then, all WHO heard hi last -,lIcut
Ne rsady iar her srrriing, "hei "ilht
Trs.sn, hasl aud exalted she will rise
To sleep - tirestI y. - 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
JNO. II PLEASANTS,
l. DIV Ar u ". JOHNS ron.
JOHN " OODSON.
5 T. DEB rs.
from Tic Nctc Ygfk .imeftoan

''W nc -'th lgth >th'tf fuih.
ihs trnhens, o. oplnou, and oi poai, al events is
Melefi constrained u say, adverse to the credit vi
Stslr Stocks.
Thee IS a political parry among us thd a,ows.
WIN n'"fr 81 less snnctAesS. the doctrine that the
State legislatures cannot b nd postcin,; aud the,e
N a ''hch larger pUy Which encourages iIe idea
'a' Is clie' iot Staie epudlac The deb than
Ia submit 10 outtous IaNairan.
Appeals {" ia suri--u grd wnh the usual zeal
81 oui poluIe+l conrss, au1 addressing Ihemsrl,r,
10 feelings 'hdt dad iatdy 10 amoap the masses
''1"'' be "lh"ul 1hen II taeuoe. Aud when we
sec ihe STATE OF Mn. dnd iof instance deliberately
81 olS AZ as Ie -islIols and rulers men 10 - com
"sh ed themselves to the oonsuiucuty. hy declar.
Jug l'Ff opposition 10 The taxes l., winch alone The
'oei's' "h tn debt 81 MAJ, bud can be pad II can
"'' 'u' give pduss 10 cansdr,a men, how f,t II is
wise 10 invest money IA the Stuck. III ) a;es winch
seem 'hhs bent upon shaking Of iheIt oil gallons
W. a. moi nnpute auy such purpose dnectl, TO
the "uth"titIfs 'finy one OF these S.ies-bn credit
" ;" sf"siI'e. i'at II pe'I>hes "ien heioie i, even
'"onSh' 10 b. ~ danger, aud none mare sliend
~ observing aud col a,rog scldenls which, huw,,e,
u'h he, are Likely l. AFFECT the serulr, # invest.
Inenis, ihap Il, airts IA ,none,
W nrh, ~ ms Stale Of feeling II home, IS added
The dfa1uily "nh winch Amst can sccurdIes are
no" negotiated ~ Europe. aud the dtst,nst urc..
slontd there b, the doctrines Il Cow McNat the
course al RI rIda ~ rtga'j 10 her bonds and Tie
l''i an d's'si'"nS Explosion oi the I'm ed States
NH, 1t ems not dlfl ult account the low mi
ces al winch even the best Sale SO, is are Low
q toled
The. ptct. OF al SAFE scen,iies are lar bei,v
"ial could reasonably have been expected b, an,
"ne al "li 'aniliaf WITH tie boundess ,csouirrs Il
lh's county ne anIicpatipn oi bad news by the
laN steamer h4u worked all tie evil II could and
N"en' i1'.cad of bad news nc cad tat the ,,l,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

IN rnf.naue. Of deei offtust excited l., Clifton
j O. Iii aud ii- "dr. on the 2l>, day ol JUN,
tie susctlhet nj recoti m The cleihs oiirss
oil bedford aud Roanoke counties. shall on W 81.
ncsfay tie 2tth d4y 4 November, lsl at liie tesi'
deuce OF Ms. Nan ill. on Guose Creek. IN lie
tounly ol Bedford. 'itef for sale I" The h'gh's'
bidder rra>l the tctrs ii said Clifton q. till III
rr,taln slaves aud othfr Personal Estate
ehieh wee det So ~ lie late james Ni..in rus'.
lor The comfortable support and maintenance OF lie
.aiI May iIdl for her life. aud afie, her death IN
lie divided amnng h,r Ga lJren aud egai representa-
ives 81 VII "a. tie sad Chiffon &. Ill 10 ONE.
Aad 10 Stintja, he 27th day oi November. !
-lldl. At b. Lick, lie comfy ii Roah"he ofi"f
s4ie ii the highest bIdlef. for cash, - The M
leiesi OF the sad Chiffon &. Hill and Il wife IN lie
=, al anI p.r>uual Esis'c al the late William Row
band aud Ghuloire Rowland. Acung "a unsi ee !
shall sell anu mi, such 'ue rs - vested IN
AhBA. ID EShh DUE, lth>''e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

AlRGiNl, to Wit
AZ Rules held IN the CLERKS office of Roanoke C,nru,
,cmhrr 1871. 49, NV o''h VI 40
'o""''o" 20 Planliis
against
Green Sinclair & john Sioncr D,fnl,
IN CHANtERy.
the pehdht Green Siucuir, not having entered hi. nm,
'il mn" gwen seeuuty according tho rll,s If ,l
"h II uPlciine 10y factory e,i1, ucr thar Mo-, -
noe nHhian'N OF Tins Commonwealth II is otl rel ,i, nv
S"d pc hdnht Il" app cut here onthc FIR, Aloul,, IN i
ul4 u,N 10 answer The Painl Bill AMI thai rnay t ,,
o'us' ne inserted IT" months excessively in .n,
i'Fe' "o>Itd ~ the uwnoi l,nchlurg and uosto -, ,
''""' "oo' ei HE eoHt.h"nse Of Ills county " i"
Copy resc
4, I,JON\S1ON ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11

= The sale ab We mcutloncd - made with my
assent and there viii be sold 10y me. III the same
Time ard place, great VARIETY oil personal pop ~
(liIe sale al winch as been advert ed Tor the lin
oi November, but - now postponed To lhr III day
al Drcembet,) consisting IN part ola qudntily III
Gun. O'ls aud li,,, several good Mich Cows.
bout 2O Saeep, large number OF Beds, Mattasses.
Chans, fables, &c. wnh much other valuable
Household FuroIture, Farming Utensils, including
,o"d Two horse Wagon aud Gear &c, &c. Sc.
have also Tor sale. reg cheap, Two PIANOS;
QUE an nrcommouly good, the other old one.
The terms Of tins sale will be months credn
upon all sums exceeding So aud ,asn Tor thai aud
smaie' sums. EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON.
Botrtoutt SWIugs, Nov wl7D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
UIsyHE.IT .1'(/Y5G = -.

My MILLS are now ready 10 start, with new
VI iron gear the best plan, with water from
The Canal, that shall he able 10 do double the
business hererolore dom. Farmers are invited 10
give me a cab. when they shall receive IN CASH
he height Of the market Tor their Whrh, whrn de-
lye,ed. DAVID STAPLES.
Sept 9 w3ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
.scN ARRANGEMENT,

11'OK kl.nmond. Fredericksburg aad III, No,Ih.
u Wen" leave Lynchbu,- on 5 mda,s. Tues.
days ani lhnr>dhy' Al O'Clock A. NJ. and aI,,yr
same day al llanoet's by O'clock +. N. leave
TANNERS ntxt 'noFning Al ocluck hreahla,r In
oh"t'o''''i''' " 'f't.t al R'chm"rd the same u.g l.
pS 'his advantageous arrangement iAr traveller b,
taxing ihls touir " Il have nile or no niph travel.
lln2. oHf cams and c aches are h,slrrr aud M,
d'l'ers are spbrr. sk4llul. csteluI ard atco,.,
dd'n2, No pans vii be spar to reuJe, ll,, i,,,
sdis and peas mi 10 the passengers
tule inIun, h Ia Frrderl,hsbuIg Sll 30
h'tnh"hi > 90
e. Pira'e NO lre the ranking Hotel. I.,n,h.
burg, tor seats, and at r1.c ial Road Once E,ch
"""1' ; Is. GLOVES Agt.
1uue 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-11
GER TIFIc TIE,

ce'tl, that have by way If experiment. used the Hy
geah und most of the kinds OF Pills,
"h have borne the highest repnte in the public
'at nave been offered sale IN Tins 'ic, Tor the last FIVE
years hiding those called the IL Persian Pills;
"i the public rest assured that among the whole
ca'a"sne has answered better purpoe. easy and e
iectnal remedy, than the Resurrection Pcrsin Pills in most
Gases ui d-'H~c. tIAS. B,CKIS N ID.
knchrsIer. Y y, Srnt l234. nj.