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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
Bu0:llOc Springs,

Ia .amherst county, IS miles from Lynchburg
YUyuE proprietors return their thanks TO The public
for the liberal patronage they have received, thus
,, the present season. and they avail themselves Of the
spporunity Of stating, for public information, that the
va,er ba, b. en- analysed. and found 10 contain the
sentia ingredients sulphur Soda n an unusual proper
Sun and magnesia and it is confidently believed that
they are unsurpassed by any water in Virginia for most
# the diseases common climate In eases OF con
frmed dyspepsia, less deranged condition OF The so
sch And bowes-iL pulmonary or liver Diseases more
varticulary the later-in all diseases Of general debility
wha,eve,-and peculiarly for delicate females and chill
drsn these waters will be found possessed OF remedial
virtues of certainly rare efficacy For This fact the
highest au,her.y among the medical faculty IN this sec,
lion Of country can be offered The propelors snhcn.
in proof of this the following letter. addressed several
years ago. by eminent Physicians 10 the then proprietor
0fths Springs:
June 23d, 1887.
"Dear Sir-Havng noticed in a late Virglnian. that
ysu again ready for the reception OF company al inc
BuhslOe SvJings we deem 1t an act OF justice 10 your
self and The public. to express to you our entire appoa
on Of all you have said the subject ct their nedcinal
virtues in The diseases you have mentioned in your ad-
ver,isemeni and we cheerulIy and codisy subscriber
N the fact hat 80 far as have been able To obs rye
they are unsurpassed in their efficacy IN diseases oil he
stomach and bowels We would further lake OCCASION
~ Express sincere wis., that your success may u'y
equal the value of your water and your laudaDle eof'
70 accommodate visers.
Very sincerely. yonr friends:
JOHN II. PATERSON.
ID. PAI'rESON,
RIO. S. PAYNE.
RIO. G. JENNINGS"
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Great H0rsai,sS.
Sd SUPPLY OF .NEU SPRING GOODS

IYNcuuuRG, July Is, lS45
"M. j. WILLIS, granite building, corner adioln,
w ing Market. Is receiving and opening his Sid
supply Of NEW and desirable SPRING GOODS and
having been purchased by me in the Nnuhern markets
whn the as two weeks. tor cash. and the season
fast expiring, will offer Guods such prices as cannot
fail la give satisfaction wholesale on lime Tor
paper and retail for cash only. Amongst the Goods no
receiving can be found, viz:
large aud desirable assortment of Lawns and Organ
da Nuslns. sold IN early part of the stason ior
b2l cts selling on nav al 81 !.
Balzarlnrs and Lawns, large assortment from it, up
Polka d'Layhes, Scotch Glnghams and paids al prices
1000 yds. Calico, elegant and styles. from o. up
lush Linens, Birds Eye Diaper and Tanle Cloths, a
large assortment
Black, white and coured silk and cotton Hose all pri
Gloves Of all descriptions aud qualities. cheap
80 doz black silk All.s aud Gloves selling ui at &. cts
and 25 cts.
large assortment Of l bread and Bobbn l,ces and
Edgings. new styles
80 600 yds hraNn and beaehed Damestics all qualities
from g. cts. up
No. Cotton Ozaahurgs al s cts
Aso, latge assortment oi Shoes Boots Hats Bnns
neis and Hardware. all whirh will be sold Tor less than
similar Guods can be purchased iar IN this market All
persons Wishing To purchase will please give me call
before purchasing elsewhere. bargains will be sid
NM. j. WILLIS.
July IA Ia
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H1LU.JRgE TOUV.V LO rs
FOR SALE

WY authority ola decree of the Hastings court TOR the
ID corporation of Lynchburg, IN The chancery sun
therein depending under the style of bryant VS. Lam
CASTER" the undersigned commissioners Will ~n me
I5b day of Anuus next upon the premises, offer for
sale nj auction IN the highest bidder the interest oI
BRYANT and of Lancasers heirs in the lot No -, IN
the proceedings mentioned which lot is situated at the
nnctiou of Wa er and jefferson streets, fronting ~ ieel
on Water. and l65 feet on Jefferson streets oap,'
Anmon oncock owns one half interest in said lott
10 nroposed before the day Of sale, 10 dv" he Proper'
~ into three or more lots affording fine building SIZES
couyenicn, to the principal landings on The canal
Jerms.-6 u and lS months credI-Bonds WIN
appved security will be required Of the purchasers ana
the title withheld until the money Is PAID "ntn '''
,r &c i'll order a deed to be made 10 the purchasers
WILSON p. BRYANT, I Com,rs.
s. GARLAND,
! July IL '"'
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New EOnncts. Ribbons, and Flowers.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.

lust received and opening al the Richmond Cash
- Store, per packet Bos. large aud desirable as
sortment OF Bonnels Rbbons and Flowers, which VIII
he sold at the following unprecedented prices, VIZ
d,z Ladies' Gimt and Hair Bonnes, formerly sold at
A CO. now al 81; 9 doz do do. worth 81, al 81 80,
Rutland. Plain Braid and Birds Eye, at all prices,
large assortment of Straw Braid for 50 cents, formerly
81 90,
300 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, all styles and qualities,
5Oboxes Artificial Flowers,a portion Of them real French
cheap.
200 Band Boxes. all sizes and prices.
And various other goods, which will be sold 70 per
cent less than formerly, the season is advancing, all
being purchased within the last week. at reduced prices
for cash Call SUM and buy bargains at the Richmond
Cash Store. WILLIAM D. NILi'o'
Jeiy7 -
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szOusc, Ornamental and Sign
q ~ ~ I'll W..

NJ DONALD returns Ms thanks for the liberal
~, encouragement he has received during his two
years residence in Lynchburg, and he continues 10
clt .he patronage of The community which he will
deavor 10 deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the same can be done in Lynch.
burg. Shop immediately opposite John &. Meem's
Store over the room formerly kept by Payne GREGORY
as a Book Store. NlMROD DONALD.
April IL u
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Ll.NCHBURG. June Both, 1915.
STILL CHEAPER.
5000 par y00fS and shoes,

I'D ECElNlNG aud opening, this morning al The Rich
Y mond Cash Starr. All heng purchased al auction
for cash at great sacrifices will enable me 10 offer sill
greater inducements 10 purchasers. Amongst the a.
snrtnent can be found viz
500 pair LADIES' extra black Kid Slippers. best PhIa-
delphia make. only Is cents
Colured BuSklns and Ties. from 81 up.
Mems and servants BoJts and Shoes all prices and
qualities,
The attention Of Merchants and others wishing to pur
chase any thing IN the above line respectfully soc
ed. Examine NY stuck before purchasing elsew here. a
will sell them at much less than manufacturers price,
for cash or approved piper.
WIN. J. WILLIS.
juno &c IL
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Si,eeh de.l,oyed House, Lurn,. Si,va w..

The population rendered destitute by the wv fires
estimated at mol less tban 10000 souls II compared
with other calames Of like nature, says ihs Herald,
suspect thai Quebec has suffered more proporlon-
ally. Than any other city VI which We have any az.
count.
Ia The great fire Of Londun in CC6, there were 49,,
300 houses buned, and properly amounting 10 ElU.-
10000 destroyed In The fire Of Hamburg, IN MAY.
1872. the property destroyed Was ESTIMATED al sbon.
"a 600 600, the number at houses burnt We do mo-
collect, but II stated the time that 50 900 pr
o population ol 90. 600 rendered hons
less.
IN Qnehrc. The whole popula ion did exceed So
600 before the fire. aud The loss ui property be less
than Ct $50 600.
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E,oSEseN POTTER,

Nv offer sale best Lordon Porter, in quart and
w pint bottles, Those IN want OF a gnd article,
will PLEASE call at LEE & ROBERTS.
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VALUABLE LAMB AT
II ~ q ~ n ~

urtue of deed Of trust, executed to us hy James
- Is. Rawlings, bearing date the LIST day of No.
sember, lS4O and of record the county cour of Am
hersi We WILL on the 23d day of August ls45 OH the
premises. expose 10 sale. by way OF public auolun Ger
tam tract or parcel Of Land. with lis appnrtenances ",
ing and being both sides III Boiling creek in the con,
~ Of Amherst, about two miles from the town Of ynch
burg. adiollng the lands Of John NJ. Williams. and
others, being the same on which the said Rawlings
lately resided. aud containing
400 .fCRAS.
more or less much thereof may be nectssa rs
answer certain purposes IN the said deed expressed The
said land will be sold IN parcels, three IN numbrr a
plat whereof will be exhibited at the time aud place oi
sale The title said land beles ed In be unqGeston-
ably good. but acting as trustees, will only convey
10 The purchaser purchasers such TILE as vested in
us by The SAID deed Vt liust
1ER.nS OF sale.
Although the said deed authorizes a sale for cash,
with the assent of the creditor. credit Of four eight
and Twelve months. will be given for equal portions OF
the purchase money, the purchaser securing the pay
meni Of the by notes negotiable and payable at one
OF the Banks in Lynchhnrg, satisfactorily endorsed and
the title 10 The land sold be withheld until full pay
menl is made. as further security and liable 10 be re
sold for cash il of default oi payment
THO. Il. NORMAN
CHlSWELL DABNEN, { i'"s cts
July 81 i23A
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rtnrntd irUm The NOfth Win NEW SIV0 n, NY
assert uen in that line of business larger and better
than any have heretofore had and am determined 10
sell On terms 10 suit the times,
COUN IRY S,1DDLERS
would do well to call on me. as am always prepared
to furnish them with general assortment and upon such
terms as cannot fail 10 please.
Repairing done with Nca,ness md Dcspn'ch.
Country produce taken in exchange for work, al mar
ket prices ). Z. StACkLEf ohD'
May is
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DIlEI,EC ElRES

The last Montreal ilefald connined map af Queb.c
shaving the districts destroyed by the iva great fires.
II is ghiiul ook al. Nearly three quprsrs u fae
lawn now blacken,d hemp of ruins. The parneu.
lars Of the destruction en,red by the wo fms fol-
laws.
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favorsble circumstances, which will enable them Sc
~ low, if not lower, than any house in Lynchburg
Thankful their old customers for the liberal pa
ronase heretofore extended TO them, they ngw solicit
call from and all, they determined 10 sell bar
The following list comprises portion of their .,oc
On hand
20 Porto Rico do
5 clarified and ST. Croix do
80 barrels N. o. and p. Il. Sugar,
10 crushed do
25 boxes Loaf Sugar.
465 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee.
Is :" Java. Manila and Maracabo do
8 hhds. Moasses,
q" St. Cro1 do {. superior arcls,)
39barrels do
10 barrels lar,
rs barrels Henings
10 Shad
200 sacks Liverpool Salt.
90" G. Alum do
1900 hs. Bale Cotton,
o tens Bar Iron,
so iuu. Limp Plaster.
1900 lb> l|llslrrrd Steel,
2 trrc-a Rice.
% barrels Tanners OIL,
2 casks Rice,
30 Dukes Tea. part very fine.
$50 lhs Shear and Cast Steel,
300 kegs Nails. assorted szrs.
80 Il" Box and Fencing Nails,
6,O0n lbs. Sole Leather.
30 Grind Si"n.s
% hxrs Ch~-se,
q k-y. Blasting Powder.
81 do Dnp'"i's and Kentucky Rifle do
~ b,ss Shot.
80 hpx-. Sperm, Hull and Talow Candies,
20 20 /" T". I do
1880 l,.. Castings,
2 bsi-S Hops,
so hn,-. BY 10 ,nd 10 by IL Glass,
5okrg. Whie Lead,
2r.-k. Patty.
2harr-l. Fps,,n Sails.
9 c"r"ns CARACAS" Indigo,
1000 he H,dI'r.
9barel. SssrAlus,
do l.nsw"ud,
500 lhs Cnpp-ra..
4O0lb.. Lamp Black.
sbAss Ginger,
S Spice,
5 Pepper,
cssk "superor" London Porter,
20 bales Brown Domestic 8 4, IS and Al,
bale fine Stirring.
50 pieces Beached Domestic,
10 Kentucky Jeans,
50 nest Tubs,
20 " Measures.
20 dry painted Buckets,
30 cases Fur and Wool Hats
5 i" Boots and Shoes,
40 reams Cap and Letter Paper,
500 lbs. Hoop from
Trace Chains, Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives
Sa,es Tea and Table Spoons. Tea Trays. Tea Kettles
Stew Pans. SeeyarJs. Rogers Razor Straps. Shawn
Brushes, Pad Locks. Horse, Cotton and Wool Gard:
Curry Combs, Coffee Mills Shoe lacks, Shoe Thread
Percussion Caps, Marbles. Side. Tuck and Drss.ln
Combs. Suspenders, Irish Linen. Brown and BIeache
DrI.gs. Cotton and Silk Handkerchieis, Alpaca
Sewing Thread. Cambrcks, Alousins, Flannel, Turkr
Red. Hooks aad Eyes, Leather, with great many OFT
er a,cIes too tedious ennmerae all of which will
sold low, for CASH, or in exchange for country pre-
=. wee.
July "a is
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DUI.YFRIZFD ard CRUSHED SUGARS, a su
pefur article for sale, by
HATCHER & GREEN.
June 50 Is
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Land for Rent or Lease

Land EO,. Rent or Lease.
rENHE SUBSCRIBER will rent or lease 10 the high
est bidder on Friday the first day of August next
On the premises, those TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND
living in the county of Campbell, The one known as the
Stone House Tract and the other known the Suck
Creek Tract. The lands will be shown To persons,
by the subscriber by Major Murrell or Mr. Wh,tnn
living The premises. JNO. ID. ALEXANDER.
July 81 ia
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VALUABLE TRACTS OF LIND
The Pifssyir9nia Court sEoWse
,SE'fsEsEi

SFVElE.
TIVE subscribers. directly opposite the Courthouse,
L keep constantly on hand assortment of
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES
purchased mostly in Nen York and Philadelphia which
enables them offer goods better Than any 9th
house that does avail itself Of the like advantage
OF buying al the fountain head, where the Goods the
cheapest There being two other good in the
pl ace, purchasers will find Goods cheap Piisyva>
MIA Courthouse at any uther village in the surround
ing country be naturally Inferred from The fact
of three good Stocks of Goods being placed in hot
petition. BURTON s WATSON.
PItsylvania c. II. July II At
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E.recHsor's safe Of
" Fs d q, I. ID

DURSUANr Tia. last Ill aud Testament oi Jno.
Penn, dec'd., shall proceed 10 sell. AZ public
ton to the highest bidder, the late residence Of the
SAID John Penn. decd on Saturday the 10Th day of
A MT lllI
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J'OL. IxSIl.-.yO. 50.

ispe Of Bslny on The ooh Of June, ANAL hid,
OF armed policemen attended, Is sua tn p,srrse srdef.
A the clse 81 the Fsu quarrel snd q feht began he
tween iva individuals. IN which Others engaped
h. Police inierered and arrested VI the nngle
A. they ~ee leading hun nwHy, they ferre,v.d syap-
TOMS annnp The crowd of The lrs
oner. aud heard cry in lfisi"Don'i lei hiu with
thsm2" lhry therefore, etired Ia low. slated hurse
. hlrh ~ss scar by. The NIB Immediately iilowcd.
add began 10 tkrpa stones The Police lhen fired unu,
their assa,lsnls THIS saasperaird them the mefr and
they began 10 break 10 the rsof Thus produced fresh
valley from the police, aud 9th deadly sim. After
hrIng The mnb several Times and with fatal effect the
people fled. and he police retired IN thrir barracks.
The result Of all This wss, that sx persons w.r. Nil
led aud twenty hive wonndsd-s,ne u N hattd. hof-
tally; the Country ruund was ~ high sise u sxrs-
mont, aud considerable body VI The puce u,d.r
aims To preserve The peace
FRAsos The la~ demanding tho CREDIT ~ cessary
for establishing fleet 10 the ruRs OF Ahics.
Tor the suppression uf The slave usden other vU'dr.
he law fur rarrylg int effect lie slave iiade it.a
" between Enplnud aud fnnee. wss Adopted by the
Chamber with The Heartbeat ubanim'y. there being onA
une vote gwen against II. The rev isaiy aud ,h- ~.
sifnciuns the treaty directs To he given In The unssluf
GERS, precisely IL The snme .tltc, M the i a~s -
aiusi The slave trade existing between England and
| United States
lmmens. excitement has been occssoned in every cir
Gle oi seey and especially the higher by the discovery
that the young Pn,~ de efg.s, HEN Ia 0Oc III tho hst
Distinguished aud snctnt houses In Ftance has heen
resl,d hr rstrr III causing be teed aud circuls
ted rrftain counters. initiating those USED by The
hers vi the jockey Club. i ihe settlement 81 their debts
Of honor aud ulh,r pecnnary matters The accused las
fully ayow,d his guilt aud Ia nav IN PRISM, awaiiihp
his irial Nhs, tenders he matter mere eXrsu,dnaty
IL. that he IN exi,, ely ich. aid ha, any banker VI
ney lender would have advanced him snJ smouni liza
umn simple signature,
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SADDLERY, &c.

| return my most grateful thanks
To the public for the liberal patron
ape have received for several years
past, in my Saddlery Business,
aud sill solicit the SANE, and would
say tony friends, Old customers aud
lie nnhlic penenIlY. that hnvng
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y - n 4 p.
living aaen lease Of III, Mills In this place
- known as the langhotne Mills. iot term oil
years ! will no regularly IN .he WHEAT marhei, aud pre-
pared To give the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Lump and Gronnd Plaster viii Away she Kept on hand
and sold low for cash
NJ. JANIS su1ruIs VIVA. | learn. is iavorahly
known TO the farmers of this fealnn will mill
aud hone To Seeose that patronage from the public.
which the convenient location al the property invites
A. \. MONTGOMERY.
March Is 1,
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TOIf EFT SETS.

TOIaET SETS.
lust receivedand opened several Fiowing Biue Toi
- let Sets consisting of pieces e the latest pat
and shapes.
Al = @.
Various other Patterns and Styles as well as great va
RELY ct Ecers and Basins Foot Tubs. Slop Jars, Sc.
All of which will be sold low by
ID. w. MOORE.
Sign OF the Big Pitcher.
July IL
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2O,OOO %' " cash. i ny 'N'''' ''' SAFE
HATCHER 4 GREEN
june 50 /.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMS.

Another ship, Her Maestys steamer Grower, had arrived
in the Thames from the Coast of Africa with the yellow
board and had produced the greatest alarm among
the inhabitants Of Woowch, who afraid the fever
would be communicated to the town. and possibly reach
London.
Another eruption Of Mount Heca in Iceland the first du-
ring eighty years. has burst forth and threatens ravage the
island Danish paper says In the night Of the LIST Of
September fghtul subterranean grooming filed the nhab-
around with terror This continued ill midday
the 3D. when the mountain burst in two places with hor
BILE crash and vomted of fire. In former times these
explosions from the summit where Hccla has no regu-
larry formed crater but this time torrents of lava flowed down
two the TANKS Of the mountain For the clouds OF
smoke and vapor the top of che yui5ano could
The sheep the heahs driven down to the plains but
not I'LL several OF them were burnt The waters Of the neigh
boring rivers the eruption became hot that the fish
killed, and impossible for any to ford them
even on horseback. an
The Basic Gazette publishes intelligence Of the slipping of
mountain in the Gsons the 7ih ulimo i occurred at
Buschaws and carried entire forest OF young trees
On the 18th another catastrophe Of the nature occurred
immense masses OF rock rolled into the valley the in
habtants Of which fed in the greatest conformation The
damage done is estimated at 400, o0of
most dsre ssinc accident occurred the 18th uimo at
Hendon near Sunderland. The pupils Of Dr. Cowan of
Grange Academy proceeded to the seabeach baihe
companicd by their teachers Two boys swept Of
their depth by groundswcl One Of the tutors, in at
tempt TO the boys, drowned Two Of Sir David
Baird were also drowned, and boy named Lenne.
NrcE PoIsr.Thc Bishop of Exeter has given it as Us
opinion that clergyman specializing in railways under
the against g dealing for gain profit As the sta
tute only says dealing, and railway speculation involves rather
shutting than dealing Of the reverend stays maintain
that they do not violate the act Of Parliament
Vienna letter Of the 9th that the negotiations for
marriage between the Hereditary Prince Of Lucca and me
daughter Of the Duchess de Bcr terminated and nat ne
marriage will take place almost immediately II is sara una.
the marriage portion of the lady will be fourteen mhons Oh
francs
The German Journal Of Frankfort states rom oooene
hold sort Of congress by depde the measures proper
to he adopted for the protection Of the Protestant religion
The Aruocan Of Brest states that commission has peen
appointed by the Minister Of Marine TO report as q
ers in the royal navy as being from their form and
ton, unable to contend against storms
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TuE BosroS MUnDEn-The who was arrested and
sent to Boston, appears, is not 1e but another
criminal
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rRoT THE COURIER ESaUInER or NOVEMBER J.
Mr. FLETcHER WEBSTER delivered bis second lecture on
china las, evening large and attentive audience at the
tabernacle AT the close Of his former lecture he spoke Of
INC discipline and efficiency Of the Chinese police and he
now remarked that the there's Of China also most
peri and daring The legation its arrival at Macao
warned % DC on s guard against them They strip them
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convey his father from instant and overwhelming peril which
his wife and children will be abandoned The halls Of the
rich always adorned with figures Of their ancestors and IN
their temples the worship Of deceased foreahers is prom-
nent and avoe devotion Some two days of every
season apart 10 visit their ancestral tob built upon
the sides of the hills They go in families and offer sacf-
ces and strew flowers their graves. When these rites
ended they partake Of family FEAST seated in enclosures
around the tobs the tables with pieces Of cooed pa
per- which represent various fruits and vands and which
burnt to carry upward food for their deceased
And them retiring from these sacred resorts little flags OF
cooed paper put up in various Spots and the whole hill
side Is covered with them. The feeling, though often
| ried to excess, is certainly commendable
We arrived at Macao in February and all that month";
March, April, and May, spent in studying the language
and waiting intelligence from Keying, who was to meet
AT last we received letter from him, fifteen hundred miles
TO the west saying that he his way, and would be
there IN fire minutes We waited patiently possible
IN city without society walks drives any thing in the
slightest degree amusing and his five minutes proved TO he
according to our division Of time uenfy days. Al last he
reached Canton, and finally messenger announced that he