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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02


Extract of letter from Algeria, published In the
PARIS ,N,tioad! describing Mashal Bageauda invasion
of kab,lh
''lle battle fought by Marsha bugenud's column las
led from five In he afternoon I'LL the following morning
but during the night the outpss only OF Tie French
camp kept up the rnl At day break the affair became
seriuNs Our troops we've TINY always are, iu u
ar1or and mirepdny Several considerable villages were
taken. of nheh had populations otbo0o, aud were
defend by crenelai,d towers The Marshal. as the
AAha has stated. hms Ii gave the orders ir thus devas
tuition, II having been previously agreed that the tfhg
n thee should he the signal for putting stop IL
tile pllage The trors, excited s the heat OF the cum
batrushed headurg Into the villages and completely sack
ed them. jewels, rich stus, carpets. provisions OF oil
kinds, a quantity ofnrrns, aud apfeitson q gold and
silver fell into the hands of suldltfs ihe huoN
MAS Immense Numerous iais filled with oliyouil wele
broken. and the contents allowed 10 flow about the stea
aud The fire nom The burning hoeses gaining this liquid,
horrible speoiaeerfesented ITSELF All the nhaeanls
who came within reach ofour weie lutlo he sword
In the midst Of tins hghlltl msiee kahyle chief II
athletic form, forcing his way 10 the Matshal,
aud, having u toatd him IN itrns of hunt e
snleallun, put astop he devastation, aud he and
his people would Immediately mako submission In the
aeeens Of his voice and IN the eNprts4on oi his caun
tenanee there much sincerity we'll as gret, Hut
the Marsha Ordered the three 10 be httd aild
the destruction and plumber at eeaaed This 10
the great regret Of The Marshal who said Inst evening,
when the terrace TINT he WISHED he had boen more
Violently attacked. in order that the destruction might
have been more complete and the lesson more severe
lhis Is 40 canmny II Is the truth, and nothing ln0ie
than the truth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

That Villain Alcoio--ie Isl thief lie steal, away
the peoples money and gives them nohing but waat IS
worthless aud vile IN return
lie is lar lie says his liquor is good; when it is all
acomround Of drugs and poison.
lIeis murderer He has murdered thousands and mill
lions, and he keeps his work Of death every day and
every hour.
lie is sabbath breaker llepaysn regard TO his holy
day, but sells his poisohsand makes dunkards
lie is blasphemer. Sure as he enters In man mouth
he sends out horrid oaihs
lie IS God despser He contemns God and desnisc.
his love.
lie Is an orphan maker He sends fathers and even moth
efs to early graves, and leaves the little children /,
hearilcss world.
lie is peace breaker OH The quarels that he maKcs
in once happy families
He is maniac maker. lie eniersnio the mouth ard
steals away the brains aud fills the mad house with raw
ing victims.
lie is snake in the grass "IIe bioth like scrpen,
and stngeth like adder"
lie rs destroyer of the SIOUX o. how many souls has
he destroyed in hell.
Children, beware Of him. Be sober be vicant. drink
not Tor yonr adversary Alcohol goes about eunInp sor
peni, seeking whonhe may devour. He shall he onjls
ed -shall he not hoysi Who will SLY .ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
DEMONSTRATIONS IN Manyr.,Nn

ne ,9'uwlhg paragraph. from The BaIlia,ofs sos
SHOWS mat ne ioe9s, 10 despite VI The norn,s .,, !.
The tn1o thai hey shall await uura ,eyel,na.a, -
afe about 70 bolt Like rats ey ar, lrra :, ~
ss snelag sh b, supporting "a II Ia r hs aes,
Presidency The lays ~ '"s asA'
county convention i ihe iemee,ab, fIt.sc.,
y WIS hell last week AZ which Col Charas : sa ~
pres dcd Aler the amnauon Of deeoal,s ~ as"a 4,
asfe'ronveaiion, 10 clocsa donarfar nal,, 8, l"
m ,o oho scott Esq oiled resolutions. which
ssf.'c's ehied him 70 Tho highest honor shisy' y. ~,
oa7n ean teslw, aud that dcy we've prepaseJ - .a
fel nun - the Presidency; aud father. ,ha ~. ~, ~
s3es 70 lhe oouE ssonal convention should b. instruct
@aa oo 9gS for g aa "s 5eis Of 10 mn ~ Congress Who
aeiaaad too thai Jas 4, Stewart. la has ,s,e,o.aI
u aee mo hod rs ide Taylor candidate i Cas','.s.
IL TIE is district Air Stewart was ana 81 ,hs
ae' 'aog'd1ae Ion nomination pr Governor a, ha ,aa.
Democratic state Cqnyeniipu.n Wv '''s's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
NO MORE G.2unItNg

The law for the suppression Of gambling in Pennsyl
vania went into operation on the LIST Of july ard us
provisions Of the most rigorous and @earcng charac
ter well calculated put end 10 all gambling in this
State. BY this lazy keepers Of gambling apartments az
liable 10 fine Of from so TO 5000 Persons engaged
IN gambling as mems Giving, or found with gambling
Implements, may be imprisoned in the penitenliary from
one TO five years, and required pay fine Of $500
Any ore inviting or persuadmg another to visit place
used for gaming PURPOSES shall, upon conviction lie held
responsible for the money Of properly lost by such per
saslon or invitation, aud fined from $50 10 $500
II is made the duty of all sheriff eanst3blcs and prs
eeuiing attorneys, 10 inform upon and prosecute offenders
against the act under penalty Of so $3.50 All sns
pecied places may be broken open with IMMUNITY lar
iisb,ug Pa.) telegraph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
wv. VI. ssLaCKFoGsD, Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM Il BILLIARD,
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,


1t Four Dollars per payable in Advance No sub
,,yiption H be received for shorter time than sir months
and no paper r be discontinued (rcept at the discretion
fthe Edtofs) until all arreafages ave paid.
az .4DFERTISE.HE.NTS inserted at 30 ce,,ts per
square (ef ies) for erery inner firm insertion and 31l cts.
psy s7uare (orl ess for erery outer form Insertion.
EVERY hif IS repaired to more his Ms.
h.v long he ,cishes his advertisement inherited adcer
,srnsa net noted ,ci be Inserted tn its discontinue
~ ordered
FOR YE.1RLY .1DYE2TfSLNT the terms fer
N. syiysge oft,co squares, $40 for square 25 for
me s-asre, iacr form SIS Ecery yearly aicerser 'e
srsqtreito eoae his ADVERTISING to las particular line q
business.
a. JOB PRINTING srecuted neatly and erpedtiously
snd On reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
AMERICAN CONS

nc coinage At the Mint from 81 January 10 lsl faiy
dn,ioa e ,'s ia' exceeding HE amour, cuiuei
mas 1nndea Under the instructions ,y ~ ~.
= a,not nHd'' ho law establishing tla subIreasa9y III
com received W. the gosernn onl i nj o' ~
- 'e MINT where It is feeoinod, and bald an, I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
ATLANTlc AND MISSISSIPPI nAu.no,n

= he oslofn aud Atahtic Road 10 Cross Planes :,
,ai"' NJ nc halshed, we arc informed. On the o2l.
AZ, ~ puduF opehed lar transportation BY The 25h ms,
nehaauy congratulate ont commercial cnn,unn,,
,aa hnHaeioue event, which now truS ,ls 10 v,,;,,
lhfy TWO miles Of HE uayigabe lel,nosae, ,irar "
'glga ana South Carolina will yet be The dra =,
p .nJ i py continuous railroad from sayan
IA" ''' '"''le9loa 10 The 'et valleys ufl The West.
Charleston, nt,cu,7,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

Perfection attained Ia ile Na,tt;,et,,,, oe ~. !,
adhiu To tffaee 10 what perfection Tho mann,,.,,..
oass may he brought and 10 what purposes he a,,;
SIC may yet be applied The baipaeesori,o or eh,s.
o'efsr Is noe nude n q ss as sutstne 1or sie and
:, ~ s,e",et DEGREE elasticity and gyater or
eoneel with glass balance aprirg was seu - ,a
e"a sea ana exposed TO competition will, nina other
ehl1oueefs aud The result Of the eApcrlnon, ,vas
ior' N favor oithe glass spring one. was 'e-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

meeting olpnlers was held at h. alao l.s Nod.
,'n 'ne subject ufodopag SUM measures ~ h'a
lniieJ Nat. u 9'phoo haye The rst printer IN Tho
-. - ~ ae meeting was ufuaniy,,l bv tba
t9~'ce % : ! buckingham Esq. rs slmirn,an a ua
o9psc W. Light. secretary Al,er syms d;sn,s. ~.
au h.a'lng vahons snggesons was fnnlly ar,r,;',
s. = a", eoe'aee Of five 10 abe The subject no
ea 10 carry uul The Wishes Of the craft. :. "''f'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

one lnoiqen, at lilo Chicago Convention oeeas,ned
WI y A'i tagi' amuseuen MIR. d. Field. Of NV
LIN ,a,ing his Loco ioco scrupos alarmed by ris,,s.,
6o Co9s,po,, se's CONCERNING the lutte pretaon Of
~, ana ot 10 tociaod. He mas i,e,rm, 10
N ~ eoeef ma ihe elause which he objected % uas
~ ''e very words Of General jaeksul
JoWnp "ss iinnenialaiy voted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
a FRESH SUPPLY OF
.2.hERiC.1NS ENGLISH. H3RDV.4RE
3NT1 ITTyT EDK

IND CUTLERY.
ENiE subscriber has just received this day the fol
Il lowing articles viz:
Carp Locks, Butt Hinges. Screws. Sprigs, Sparalles
Augers, Rules Files and Rasps, Hollow or Spoke Au-
gers, Braces and Anger Bits, Metal Head and Spike
emlleis. On Stones Carp Adzcs, lIaiehes and Broad
Axes, MoIasses Gates and Fauselts Wire Rat Trans.
spttaons. W afe lrons Extra Article orall Brass Can
dlescks. Walters, Knives and Forks Pocket and Pen
Knives, Butchers and Shoe Knives, Meal and Grain
Selves Sc. &c
Assuring the public that in any of which Bargains may
be had W. &. MILLER.
July l5--2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

=, thah and Coal fires Tho practical nti,v j,
chah as a. article gtJhet has heni,.escd ,v;,bia
last lew Weeks aceopingtpu Salisbury ffng ,aa ,s
' lad WIN ,hg mosl sns'a,tory results Suruundej
VAN coal II gives strong heat aud clear fra 3, LIZ
the usual expenses % that tho poor in M a a
tricis, It must be an ncnlculablc bum ~ ~''i" ais-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
COTTON FACTORY,

COTTON FACTORY
FNsIlE Subscriber takes this method to inform his
friends and the public in general. that he now ma
king. at the Black Water Cotton Factory, as good an AZ
tcle of Cotton Yarns as is made any where and trial
of it he would like for all 10 make as he feels confident
they would find it to be good article as they ever
bought, if not better His prices will always be reason
able and accommodating. lie hopes, therefore, by strict
attention to orders and prompt shipment of Yarns Gas
they can be forwarded in every direction the Factory be-
ing the James River 4 Kanawha Canal as well as
the Lumber Houses, where all the wagons, that bring
produce for shipment, obliged Gomez get at least
share of your patronage. Please give him call when
you come to town.
Office at the Black Water Cotton Factory
JAMES 5. CREWDSON, Agent.
June l4--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
WOOL. GROWING

But few aware Of The amount Of wool grown IN thr
United States. 1t is perhaps the easiest and mosl
profitable crop OF The tanner who has grazing ands
In the New England and some Of the Western State.
forms large sople and agents from cgrics and sea
ports are scattered through the whole country buyine il
up Michigan producing large quantities Of w,ol
and promises-to rival any of the eastern States W.
give below a iew statistics, which will enl ghten the
reader
.4gTipai Of ,rooI al {i.froic, on Ue IJ,,}.oo ri, i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
MerciaHf Tai orisag.

.HMe Old Stand ofHm, s. j. Oakley,
M OU Id respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
W burg, and the public, that he will continue to
conduct, al the old stand Of himself and BROTHER the
TAILORING BUSINESS.
IN all its branches He has now ON hand and will con
tnGaly keep, beautiful assortment of Cloths Cassi-
neres esllngs and IN fact everything suitable Gen
emens which he willmake up order in the most
fashionable styles. handsome is aud warranted work
manshp. He would invite the attention Of the public
to his stock
Feb 4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

'lo"sdo', p, amer reinartlag that the National clob
asserts mat Of the elilzt us Of 10 don $50 ttD - ~
never enter HE walls Ola religious o,lifae IA H.,
'al our large towns are in similar state. .rhs
Dublin Nation Of The I'd inst. adds; 10
l3u ail thesa horfo fade before the prw ,,roc,c.
,s oy s,o iondon Times Of Saturday last, in
Wihca We h9a some remarks upon the 'unde,,abIe In.
crease Of lniinicife; how innocent children ae a;I
silargled drowned burnt, poisoned, starved, AMI n.
eaPlated, by piefesale, how The murder n, ni,,l.s
has ceased to BE- murder in England. aud other sarfi
''ateihe"'s OF Ike character. This is horribc.v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

BACON md LARD.
VNHE Subscribers have in store.
i 1875 600 lbs family cured Bacon,
10000 lbs. leaf Lard,
which they purchased before the late advance in prices,
and they determined effect sales particularly
ve those in want examination Of their stock, be-
fore purchasing they will be enabled offer greater
inducements than those who have purchased recently
A small advance upon cost is all they ask
July It's BRYANT s. TTNSLEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

''Secure the shadow ere the substance fades,
VIE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
d OF Lynchburg, and surrounding country, that he
VIII remain in Lynchhurg. until the lst Of August
Those wishing 10 get licensees of themselves would do
well 10 call bnle that Tine Miniatures taken in every
Kind Of weather, and all pictures warrened far s;ha.
OF the original. p. T.. GIBBS
july SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
A Court held for Campbell county, the l7th day
"A

A I Court held for Campbell county, the l7th day
"a of June, ls47.
James jones, Patterson Jennings and Martha his
wife, Rhody Gibbs, Thomas H. Siith and Lucy his
Vile, Griffin Stth and Susan his wife. the children Of
Betsy Saunders, who by Thomas A. Stith. their
guardian aud next friend, William Stih aud Nancy his
vile. George W. Jones, Wood Jones' James NJ Jones
Charles J Oliver, and Amanda his wife. Charles T.
Jones, John NJ. Jones, William jones' and Mary Jane
Jones, Charles r. Jones' and Pauna Jones' infant chill
dfen Of Joel Jones. deceased who sue by Matthew b.
Nowiln. their next friend, Plaintiffs,
against
William Jsncs Defendant
lhis cause came this day by consent Of parties 10
be heard, upon the bill aud answer and was argued by
counsel upon consideration whereof the Court doth
adlndge, order and decree. that Matthew b. Nowhn,
who hereby appointed Commissioner for that purpose.
do sell ,he Ian in the bill mentioned, Of which
bnekner ) Jones died, seized and possessed. public
aaeilon. to the highest bidder Campbell Courthouse,
on some Court day after advertising the time and place
OF sale, at the front door Of the Courthouse OF said Coun
iy on some previous Court day, and III newspaper,
printed IN the town of lYnchburg for least four weeks,
on credit of one and two years, taking bonds with ap
proved security for the purchase money! and report the
same to Court. the title be retained until the pur
chase money Is raid.
Copv-Teste,
GEO. WIN DABNEY Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
Rsrwss and fy0n KO,ss,drv.

FsrWss and sFOn Foundry.
ENINDiNG it inconvenent to prosecute my business
h at the Phmnix Foundry to advantage, for want II
the means necessary for that parpos, have made
rangemenis with Bagby s Crenshaw, by which ! am
be furnished by them with the necessary means, and
consequently from and after this date all work done at
said Foundry will be for their benefit
shall continue to carry all the branches Of business
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and lron and
general
M A c II NE b u SIN SIS,
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age so literally bestowed on me heretofore
1t is hardly necessary to say any thing with regard to
the work finished at this establishment having already
established putation liberal share of pat
ronage.
Feb. l2-ts A. e.. DABNFY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
FOR RENT

Wool Cardiag Machine, in good ORDER situated in a
erected on the Branch the Dulchman Qaden
dwelling house with II II desired; also convenient Of
fee an the alley opposite Friends ware house.
june It's CHARLES IL. LYNCH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
Cotton 6sesesyE,ys,cS.

IN BALES, No. /. Monticello Cotton Oznabnrrs
AV Ca superior arele) just received on consign
ment. aud for sale low by
July l5--ts MCDANIEL s. LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
POSTPONE NENJr

-. T Oo IT U.NT.NFl.N t.
Inc sale of Lands under the above advertisement is
Numerically postponed. They will herea ter be offered
at private sale Parties desiring to purchase will apply
10 Champe Carcr Pedar Mills Amherst, or to Thomas
H. Ellis or Charles Ellis, Richmond.
July 29-3t c. CARTER. Tmste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

The French sleoae,.- The Frsn., ,no,.,,...e>,.s
YORK are aboa giving complimentary dinner +, he ~
4e9ls" The French steamer "Jiionn Tickets. Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

SELLING OFF 1T COST.
THSllE subscribers offering their entire stock
l. of ready made Clot ing, Cloths Cassimeres, Vest
ings aud Furnishing Goods, at first cost for cash.
GenilGmen wishing to replenlsh their wardrobes at
from 20 to 80 per less than usual prices, will
have opportunity We invite all in want of goods in
our line call and examine prices, and they will be
satisfied that there j. no deception in this notice.
WATERllOUSE, WlIITTEMORE & co. s.
juno lets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
GILT CHINA TEA SETS

GILT CHINA TEA SETS
NOW on hand, an assortment of Gilt China Tea
- Sets. Also. common Tea Sets, both China and
uranlta. all Of which will be sold low Now is your
'''ne 10 ouy cheapof ID. w. MOORE,
100 Sign of the big Pitcher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

GREAT III All LIME TO THE
NOR ssr1r

GREAT III AIL LIME TO THE
NO2TIT,
pia Richmond Fredericksburg and Washington city,
iESRAyELlERS going North hereby informed
n that the above Line Is The only dfiy line, Tie most
erpedii0its Inc, aud The only certain line.
Passengers leaving Richmond by This line, daily at
A. NJ, arrive at Baltimore to tea. at Philadelphia. in
the course Of the night, and at New York by II A. NJ
The next day, being business day, and sometimes foo
days, IN adramce Of Travellers by the River and Bay
Boats, and are. moreover exempt from all risks Of
sickness and storms, as by the James River and Bay
line.
FARE BY THIS ROUTE.
From Richmond to Baltimore 81 90
. Baltimore to Philadelphia 5 GO
" Philadelphia to New York by the
early morning line 800
In addition 10 the above line, the Companies on the
Great Mail route have, on Monday and Thursdays,
second most delightful line by tcd 4 4equia Creeh aud
mouth Of Potomac.
Passengers by this last line 90 by the Great Mail
line far Acquia Creek, where they take the swift
aud beautiful Steamer Poirhatm, Capt. {. w. GUN
NELL. (Which leaves Acqua Creek Immediately the
arrival oi the from Richmond and reach Baltimore
some hours IN advance Of Passengers by the james Rv
er and Bay line, aud al the erpcnse. Passengers
by this last line equally avoid the dangers Of sick
and the uncertainty OF the wide and rough portion
Of the Bay, be wecn Old Point Comfort and the mouth
Of Potomac, and make the trip between Acquia Creek
and Baltimore in a splendid Steam Boat unsurpassed IN
strength, beauty or comfort
For further particulars, through tickets. apply at
the office of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Raj Road
Company, in Richmond 10 the Ticket Agent.
July Is SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
Edwin liz. Pare.

~ eeEAE T.,
n pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior our
Il Of Law and Chaneery. for the County OF Nelson,
made tue 1lh day of May Sl7, in the case of WI
liam j. Mays Sc. Cary Cash &c. the undersigned
commissioners, appointed for the purpose viii on the
third Monday in August, Si7, On the stl' IN front Of
Amherst Court House expose to sale, i1r Cash, to the
highest bidder, several very
ERMEEA' $E.21'RS,
To wit two W omen, and four children
And the Saturday before, to vii the 18th day Of
August lSl7 on the premises. they will sell small
TRACT OF LAND,
lying in the county Of Nelson. near Cannaways store,
Plney River in the neighborhood oi1emperunce. This
land vii be I'D credit of SIX. twelve and eighteen
months Bonds with guod personal security will he
qafel Of the purchaser aud the legal title TO the land
will be retained Ultimate security There are about
100 Acres In the Tract.
The title to the said Slaves and Land is doubtless
questionable, but the undersigned will convey such only
as is vested in them by the decree
). CLAIBORNE.
July l9-lm II. WHITEHEAD.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Crops.

CtIS1oS. La June 30. lsG-Aiter year Of
pinching scarcity both In the ~sy Of money and pro
vision. In this portion II the state, bountii1 Provi
dence begin. nov cheer with the breh, prospects
Of an over abundance 10 The coming crops Thr SEASONS
far have been remarkably propitOu. for the grown
OF Cotton and II the should not again visit the
crop will have been better. Ia some sections !,
has been rather dry for Corn but stii genial rain
which ia falling and IN the very nick Of time dis.
pes III fears b. plentiful supply Of the star Of ME
both for and beast In short ] have never seen
finer prospect for good general crop than q now pre-
senied in this section of the State. Cor. o Delta
SAvaSSAB, July the weather continues to
b. most propitio1s for the crops In this reOn - well
for al out DOOR industrial pursuits We never r.
memoer 70 c0piops rsin a. yesterday os
and two clock fhs quantity Of the oo"his
OF almost ineredOe. converting al TOE 'Ns'
levels Of the city into akes Of consmPoie "ls "
which of the streets acted ~ Outleu Inc Us"
n-nt a the Bsptis, Church We arr Informed. pr
italy hled with water the seats here being que
We have heard Of several houses whose oAsensu' -
res received during rain from one % Tour VI
" Republican.
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College Commandments.

HAHuIoS COLLgGE--The next commencement
of this Institution vii take place on wednesday me
2-tb ip.t In the village ~ Clinton Sunday evening tor
society of Christian Research vii be addressed - Rev
Mr.. Andrews Of Troy Tuesday n. Grafton before
the signs Phi SOCIETY. by Rev John w Brown Of New.
York Tuesday. r 81 OfstoD before ihs A'socsiion ~
Alumni by Rev joel Parker. d u. Of Philadelphia
Tus.dsy evening Grafton before the Literary Societies
BIZ Rev Leonard Bacon ID of New Haven, Conn.
RUTGERS COLLEoE-- fhs annual commencement a.
Rutgers College, ~ New Brunswick, will take Place on
WedBes the 25h inst The Ors,on before the Liter
ary Societies will be delivered the day previOus ~
Theodore Roeyn. ESQ Of Detroit formerly OF this CITY
On the day address before the Alumni ~ the
college will De delivered by Rev Andrew Paterson Of
Princeton.