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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
rA. Amer,s. FIag sf EysaAfst.--os the as,h

The Anerscsa Flay sf Era akfst.--0a the 25th of aly flag of the alscd SIaaas display sd from inc balcony of ths American smbisssdar's hoass at Frankfort, tssrufsay. Ar- pessisos,) with the staff wrapped in esaps. ia mearaing ise tae death of the ExPresiaeaI The ei,issns asa ant first know tss meaning af thts. and ef sa pass- ed, Eandsr5ag what 1t could be. Some to whons t was explained, thought the easfem of utas hea- bring the memory sf deeeased rnlss, very bsausi- fui Before aighi the sircssnstanae WAS gva~s~ilE knows ia tba town, and tas people aeekea to sse the mericsa flag the 6Evt time mast of tissn had probably seea IL Scene of the yeanser part of ths fopaa,ion gave Il three hassy chssrs.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Baiwer the Novelist Is satisfied thai Eageas Aram innocent of the charge of rnarasr. and popular novel of that name. asw pablishing wlsh hts other works- Alsheugh Aram was an accom- piee ia the robbery Of CiaFks. BaIwsr is eonsinc. ed. with many emiseat lawysFs aftrr gvlng all the evidence. that hs is otherwise innoeent. and says ''i have accordingly shaped his confession 10 VI alter" Sc ws lsaFa fran L0adsa pzpsrz
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
s.Ga il. Roh-Tail r,

4 specimen of the geHas 'Hocsier' was found by Cspisia - of the steamer -, tA the engiDs room ef his boat. while t4yiag at Louissilie. eas 6ae moruiag in Jane. The Captain isqsirsd ts Know w hat he wss doing ther~f
 Have you sesa CsPt~iA Perry 2 wss Ihs Entsrrs- gaiive rexpons~-
 I aoa't knOw him; and ean't tell what that has to do with your being in my eagins room, replied the Captain sngriiy.
 .Hold on. That's just what was getting at - Yoa see. CaptAiD Perry and l walked dowa town together. CSPisia Perry asked ale to drink and sol did. knew that ] wanted le dyink, or woaiaR't have heea 90 eassed dry. Sc, Captain Perry aad l drank tao CT three times Captain Perry and went to a ball. CsptsiH Perry was put tiag i'd some extras on enc toe sings cut 'Ge it, Csptain Perry, if yoa bus, yoar bsler" With that a maa steps up to me, and says he, See here. stranger. yoa must isaye.' Says what mast leave fsrf'
 Says he. 'Yeu're makia' toe much noise-' Says 1, I've been In bigger crowds than this and madei mere noise, and cidat leave nather
 With that he tux g,s by the nap of the asek and the seat of the bre~ehes, aRd-I left. As wss a shoyin' down street met lady. knew she was lady. by q remark she psaae. She says. ! 'yoang man. I recon yOa1l go herre with mel And l-wcntt 1 I'd hio in hes house bat short time, when heard d-i ofs ksockin' on the door knew the chap wanted get iD whoever hs vas. CT he woalda ! have kept up sich a thsRdcvia' racket By and i by. said E vOsee,
 1 If yea donf open. I'll bsss in the door, 'And so he eldr
 ! i put cn a bold fses,' and saysI,
 Stranger, does this woman bsong te your Says hs, She does
 sThen, says 1 shes viriuoas, thIak, from all that have ssea of her..
 With that, he come al me with pistol ia ons band asa hswis kssfs "a shs ether; s..a h=sa iss- tie pressed for time. jumped thre the wsaaer. d
 sayin' the bigger portion of my eeai tail As va . streakia' it down iowa, with the fragments lat ,eria' 10 the breezs, l passed frie04. knsw b' was a sriead, by g remark he made. Says bs.
 God. BoS-iaI. he's gsinia' ea yss..' ! And that's the way hsppaaec ia yoar engine roou I'm a good swimmer, Captain. bat de ex cuss me if vSu ssea.e from tzFsn sa1tsv!'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

PsecsPt rs. Praesaes.--On the morning of the day of the battle of B. aadywine, Hunt. who sas called ths " tisgh Priest by tue army, lhesng feet had scaFeeay ee@msaead psaysHg tn hss rexinaat. wh<h the firing began at assancs rendering hres r aecessafy- He therefore concluded with these wosa
 Remember, brethren, that shose wilo die n bat . sup wfh the Lork," i" an,i then fasned and march. ( od--~hen officer sad: '' fNrsoa, are yoa not go jag 10 hattlsl'' s No cos0nei, ! ana not :" hs rs- piled, :. tor the Lord knows asser eat saepeF.'s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
Central Ameriea.

Recent events hasing made that psrt Of the eenti- nent known Central America e9 soase importance, advantages of that Eegioa. According 10 late &C., cosns the territory of Nicaragua s extraordinarily fertile. producing ia great seasdaaes in sss lev taads ail the frssts aud vegetables sf ths tropics white the meaat4iRoos regieas are aasptea to ths cultivation of the products ef more temPsraie rs- gioas Mahogany. cedar esd pane sbeasd in the forests. The aeccsunf continues
 Herses and naIes are bsed fer Fseiag saa fer bar dea. Sheep are reared ea ths aPper Pssias. aad swine are kept for flesh. Iadigo esq es Euised fer two shiliinga per pound The caehiasai plantations h sons parts yistd i've cFeps saeh ssasen. The eapssl of the sssis is Leen. near tse small aks es thai name. which communicates vita Lake Near agua The plain near this city is said te bs char acissized by fiehness of sel not suFpasssd hy aay tspd ia ths world. yet rsmsias ta psimsssl aess- latisa. wiih regard ts ths seigheerheos ef Lsks Leea, Mr. saephsns's misgayiBg Is that it would prove toe heassifot for British or Amsrieaa ensr- res nos to relax beneath is inasaes. -.It nay be ausssisaed," hs observes .whsshsr. wssh sks sceasrT ssa climate, wsnss fe~ aud sasy saPpisra
 ia ariasing a the epsn air aad by the side sE thsa lovely laae. esea the descsaiants ef the Angis- Saxea race weaa pos ssse thsis essrxy x iadas,ry Leaving ths lakes and dssessdasg tss rises sss gnan ss sas Atlantic, eaeh hssk h eesssvA sisi
 vs,uabse weed sf si szes apa descriptions. and t.
 land s of prcg giezs frrslsisy, Asassxsf other pro dvefs shEy river ahSa ads wish nnaaatees. sn ana 1 ssswsea ssaasaped sssi 6@h. AGs-dlaw sxeeiiea lsea sad ssrikiagly siEsesasl e speedy eHrv fe searha,ic CT sersfaisas aisssasrs- @Ths blood ! saad se kecs@s psri6sd aud tbe visaiencs of u. cempaaiss thsswn 10 siss hsdy, qasekiy ds@pyesrs The lswgtA ef ths asimai ts fssaa eAxht ts twslv ! ses. asd Il weaxhs frem 5fAa ts so ssuads. Th ] hsssor ca the Atlantic In which tss ssvsr SAn Jss
 esscharges itself ths hs~s fer large vssses ca u whsss raags ef es@ss. TAs xlimsss sf NhsaraEa,
 gaasraliy. as ssasasssa vsry hs@ishy, sna ssss ~
 ao spsasusaeai dasessss pscaiiar ss is.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

sBen Bsm. BosH "-- " sas nnasrstansa the Han- gariaa language well enough traslsts ths .+senI yidi viei dispatch of Ben upon tas defsai of ths bas issiaesIizhT There is sort of Awhsxx. taas row" tone sbsat the aispssch which we hks--it shows that Bean Is determined ta dsai blows rather thsa words.
 We hays since ssasaed that th~es words mean '-Bem has keassn tts baa," af least we ladxe se, as -'saanses aseaAA, la tae Hungarian iaAgaags, s thFa~Aiag aaSt.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Tks Psrsis.--An Indian. st as English aiassr B; ssFsa, expressed hss sarpFse, bs load sseisass- tioa oa seeing vast quantity of roth cat q a batlis ef porter as soaa as fte cork dsswn. Being ask d what saFprssed hum, he fspssa, q don't wonder all that tbs fFosh out of the Got lie. but hsw did you esatssvs to squsexs al s..p
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Ten DibAias Pssaiag Ton. as oas eeeasios, , ssing steward at the Dary Lsas Thsalrieal Fand Dinasr. arrived very tate miserable looking nag whose appearances called forth soaae remarks aud merrsment from these al tho windows. "Ceatie- spen. said hs. entering the room. Yea msstn T gaass sf sayshiag hy Us looks fkAi's ths poay tAaa playa the marble horse In Giceasas sg Lsa4aa and can get as mach appisass aay of yoa-'ts she celebrated GyspAy" 4-Gsaghy that . ssrsagr aAms fer hssse. Dssdin." :" saiA sSms sac. .Mss. appropriate tAosgh," said the paaster. ~Whsn made ap my mind is bay horse said. Ili bi-o- graPss, whsa mos ate4 him wss a-iep gyapAy, ~hsa want hisn ts e4aser s4y gee grspAy.' and yAsn ws&A him ta staad still and he woa't, ssy
 Sat yea ss-ss-syspAs. and, therefore. tAiak thsi
 GrssAs h very Prsper name"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Tie Mef.--Ths smSast sf Cslsfsraia geid re- cesved at the Mat, ap te yrrsesstay, sxesess sas mlIiie1 seven ha aaF~d thossassd d1sfs.v fsvm eonBtFy which Mir Nehster sAtd 'was sct worth doilar." is emphatic contradiction of ttss as-
 psasssipaasaa.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

By tAs Plsdgs SAs broks tks Pieass.--Ths PStts bsEg Mercury. recording the marriage sf Miz Holmes, president of ths Martha wsAaiagtoa Tots Ah~usanee Society, to Mir. Aadrsw hsrn. sp Peads the foiiawiag.
 Pair Jaiia lived q temperance maid.
 Aaa preached its beauties nighs and mern, Bat stili her wicked ssighbors said
 Shs hssks her pledge and taak Horn.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

ns~ Bssa, thr famsas Polish Grasssi. sas M IT Haaxasian service has seeoassg ssss hs Ms8 as&s a~xt year. whsn he was s'ssasy yssss cf s<s - ase.,-si tbsea ,,sn~s af ais xsaye-sisas, wih hss naaa~ saa lie yeas lss9 sn !. he hae ks~s aau. x.ssasay xssss3s4 izsray sa Tssasytsaas&s Ms hszy h.t tiS .srxeSs shock his Aead sesissasaYs Asa xw ,astsssx fhas he had aneter yess ss sss es& fasFe kess ssAena neea ie ee ssia Ga sSe slxsa9ke ~
 . t..b h. ~x xeoses hss his ia Aassie wfh anp@ssi. ssed req kissssss sst waa siseisie iuiasae& hss troops.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Eas Hen< Yef.--Tie Selma. Ala. Repeater. whIg. says that Pr~ssisat TayIsF sill Hsast assafealy vsis ths W aasal Prov leo and sIi such saeasaFsa-
 Th- Basiaa Atlas says isiasrs s ss doubt taat Gea. Taylor viii af1 kis sigsalH.s to hiii ssasaiH- i.x the Prov siss.:' Sf IL laksa sAsss ts believe sash sf ussss stats-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

CssA asd PssetsM "A lsiiss from Lendsa, ia speaking sf Germany. sayss-
 What the German rcpubicsas sew want is essa- If ths fear aud half snizisen q their ceassrynea Ia shs Unsssa sEaEss wsss saiy ts ssnd zS ceVts esch. Gsrmany wssia es free ia shsss Dsnfhs. ss< . repahliE-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

GsrEs for t'aItforuia The taiiaFe of Mrs Farm ham In collecting hesy of gris cs cAliiofais, has evhlentiy arisen from he fact tnat she dad rot apply ss mxks search in the Eigai aaaFIef. RailaAlsa- phia paRsF says. that ihe gtrss at Cohasset RAke noshing ol gosng iaie sbe wss~F and haaiiag oai sAaak ~ . Hsse kesel by ihs nose. They dg clans wtth their toes. shd open qaa-hogs S'ih Psseb os tbsis hageFs. Tbsy live oa sea tsres 90 ibat shen they sse kissed they taste salty. saa HAsn they dae are preserved hsls century. Thef hair ia esd sg= trrns info dry sea weed. and if they hare vcss xaps in their cid age, shs cap ssia and gstsatg
 asA ssystAliizstlo.s ss sal. aed II yOa all ia sss with tAsm ia yeaf yeash, and yestses ia pe kle- At sli svenss. bad Mrs. Fssahaa seat her bask 10 Cohssset. sAe ecsad have hst sny asaassy os these gists. whs xesasd have eesesBsnted tha nafAst af CAhfasnsa Maw shs arrives sA ssa FFAaeisev wtsh swe e sfss9 al s0sl wAs wisi sossrsssest hes ies tie gold anasss-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Easesfieas--Whzt ssalptnre is to q bsock sl marble, educztiea is to the humaa seuI. The phi. issephsr, the saizt and the hws: the ss, the good os ths gssas Inas ssry often ss hid and esaesalsd sS pssssaa, whioA psepes sdacasioa might have ~3stsrred and hroaghs to ligh,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

The wemea saghs se make Pls1we set so kiss E naa whs asss tosasee. asa it woah sssa ossak up Ihs practices aad a fsiead ef sass they ongbt also pledge tsemseavea te kias eyssy nsna sAal dsat use it--~aAd ws % fef ihst ssss
 IPxmeA.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

4 PaipabLe Ha The Loadea Times and Globe. ia some rscent art4sies ie trouble ia the bri'lsa Arss,esn Csiosss~s. undertook te speak sesy coo. tsmptsoasay ss shes@ iefpisos~s This hAs provoked inc following Iesest tsem ihe Halifax Cofonist- We insak Blue Nose has hit them:
 The onAsn Times has let ths eat cut of the Bag. Not that we suppose the old lady had asy ~ish 10 keep this particular black eai ia the bag. Far hen this. She has toe magnificent sense oi her owR eonsequehee--is too nash Pased up ey the silly aiaiason of those wss pleased ,o sS Y her he Thanderss--f save the mafk-BiasdsEss ~estd es a wore appropriate same l--io care straw about The eonceras of insignificant spos oi sssts, oHy SIX taes the size If the British I.ansls The disturb anee in Canada. according 10 the Titaes and the msaastesial Globe. are asss iempsss la 4 teapot There is . eeFsssa ytses of waef called ths has- bor sI Bo>toa.' which oaes ssFssd the purpose ol
 teapot, and hsrwed httle tempest. the effeet oi whieh ase <it all EasoPs al ths pssssnt hour.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
F.nu r,.r Rnr.T. M.nnrr.

We have throagh iie press a6oat ene-shied sf year york. The reason of the aelAy is attributed to the want of Greek type The whole Is now sts1ding still, uaiii the arrival of said type from Philadelphia thai being the nearest point from which t caa be 0btnised. This is ths seesRd delay from the same reasons. M X c wifi do all ia their power te hurry and perfect the wosk. wiii spare no paias. You may find some errors, bat l have no dsaet we sha exhibit perfect . work Is usually forand in the hrst edition. think ii will not be delayed longer than the first of October.
 Respectfully, your brother. T. MApoES.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Wwt4ly HspYsaess.--Ah4ss hsw hard t k h4 be heppys fhs essasssies sf shis Ssrsd caaas sa lEEe w@wss. oas sacesssinx shs ether. A . m@y saeaes tbs heavy resi sf the mighsy sseap. saa bs wreck. ed la the. ssni saaselA ualsss af ths aad-teessa kAy- Ne dxssd the sssrm asa tAs hassscaae. sad gre Ergss' hsw mAsy pssisA sithis sighs sf tas sAsFe. r s
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Dseks.-It Is ssia snAs inc common duck msy bs made as gsod eating ss the canvass back, If ysa fsed 1t sn celery The editor of the Yesk Gszrtis. Ehe has tried the experiment.. reports that @dstnes nc ducks, drai 'em, weat eat eesery: Baeivii dscks, them domestic fetiows are
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

ssSAs ResFs s--Ths vrsssls1 ef sa Assdsmy. !. aa sAssstiS.msss. a,sasiaasd kA fsaaie sssssts asa. aud shs -.ssvasaiisa sef ssaeAia9 whasA sAs bs<ss;' bss ise Pssaass --sasslsns fsiiss-ssl est eswmsasag tas isdy's sspsaasses fsr 'tssshAa9 ss@ beAgA"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
TERMS FOR ADvERTIsTvl;

AApsrstmunsnts efi hs tneeFasa na sks uxuat rnsEs uf fse ssisef pspsss ia tAis ssythai lN %t saA4s tsr ths Gr@s ssesrtlsa. hmd Afty s@asN sssese f<v eAeA aaAaiaGaas paAiiaMlloa. Akasnl aa4nsnns wll ke made te tAess wiss nayestsns hy th~ yenF.
 L Pssssnassses are enfhnFfsad ss ues ussur an~aia Hnd wta retafa t0 per eeaA e q MNaey FseeivoA aas tsansisasd fer paFeFa amA sdepEtlssmsaeA.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

u Somebody has lately psspe,raiee this. Is
 aot ssigia4i. though; GsAvssy oS mAaasss is theaghi by some to hs .
 mark el wississa-ysi tie grAsea beast is an sAs-- the grasess hird is an ssssthe gsasest hsa k aa
 syaiss--snA iAs grssesi mas is usually sJ Jsof
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Crasity Q CAa4rsz.---Jim. does year mother ever seoid year "N0-ssaaeshi1g werss shAn ihAt-s sDoes abe essr whip yea. Jimf" Ne, she never whips ms, bat shs wAsAss my fsca ssssy
 morning
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Ia 1891 sAs ssssl pspal&assa ef ksseps was is2.- S339u1 inhahstaaks; wl.ls ia ths hsxnasag s4 ists pepaiss1ea q GsFssasy wss q, s,7s6,Ueas whiss ia i64e, tt had ss4eAed as Sos l00e.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

TAssdsrs Hsek.-A lively His~sssss exclaimed ss party whsys sss sass iasssassa wia shsss tiu ssenaag saar. s.Oeh. asssseF rhxedeEs. has ysa'f. ths Hssk tAAs sehsdy eaa eats!.@
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

sA- passse agaamss haTAsrinx e srssaiax kh xfs< rsegy en hls scesaaf. As ss sss Asag skdts Scr
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
THE ARKANSAS BANNER
 w PUnEssmmD EVERY EUEzBAx. vnEDERIcK s. GARRITT, Pssiishv.
TERMS:

Fer sns copy. enc year,. e.. .-....-...-Sx S0 For tlra copies, one year. te one addresss.- % Fsr fss copies. eas year, ts oss address, % Fer t<n copies, enc year. 1o one address. go %
 r The name ef no pefsen wiM bs antered uPen ear books unless p&yment be made in saseneR. CT sssuuaed by soms Responsible persen ia this city.
 Ey. niseans subscribers may forward us meaey by stsr, al err sxpsass and at ear ris, provided the postmastsys receipt bs taken aRd prescFved fof isspeeiss6- U- No deviation from the above terms
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
uN wDMRA \

0f all kas sweb Stnanshaaa nlia Hsln q f.kdiar Peetesa. Haadhiiia sherEs. 1wsalassks sad Cenase- A=s' Banks; Fsasrai aad csaiilaa iekeeA csrda. Book and Pamphlet PFiatinxs axeeAsaa wi&k npnts Aessaad assPasehs as fne6sFsse Pttseu fer eash.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

A writer la the TribsRs gives grapAie desessp-
 tiea ef sls~ Mesquite kiag. ssiisa sc&siss esss, eeeke4 A.s. brsscAes ar hsets. and lanx svxss. This. sAys Msssr Nsah. aFgrpsrhas msrs seasay ts shs SaasA Carolina asifsria. sAirs eszgas aad . 1 pair ef spass. than te aay ws kasw ef.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
C. P. TTRRENTrSE.
Fnnu Manrar "a GaIawnl

kON NaaHFWN N Rkl8W OLD- "We have heea delayed about the proef. apd we I,ave had to wait a few days for some kiaas oi Greek letfers. which could Hst bs obtained nearer than Philadelphia We repeat what we have al- ready wrtten, thas we will be ahss, If nes delayed for want of proof or type, to get out the wesk ia fosr weeks. Az regards the Greek saessisas. Mr Madden informs that he has secaFed the services of accomplished Greek scholar, by whom this department wiA be kept right"
 The quotations from the Sersaagint and New Testament were msny of them made both from tlls Doric and Ionic dialects.
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Lsrsas aecx. Aure., n. lsx..

Mr. Edsaor. Permit ae to ,rwabs. yea with fsvy thiags tesehtag fhs ExAEAtmAtaa of ths Ductssne ef ihs kasarseetien." &e- Thisl akoas& nss as. bat from ths faes shat have made repealed pFona- isss to persons In this and eaer St4aeA thnt have failed te perform; yss thess prsmtses wsrs snass tn good tssfa en my para a. nay bs seen frsm vwrsau letters now in ny peAssaston, fran AsFtea & Grsa- weld the puhlasaers- fear the iaaasncs tA@sr rs- Peated taiiuFes may have on my woTk aad myseff psiess exptaBafiene are mAas nherefore ss m fFiss&, hxg yeuF ipduigence. Such hss heea Inc dcay of the werk thet hare onsy ts sny ss tsas v- rioas subscribers. thai hold nonu eF tssz, heuna
 cOnsacer the weFk fsrfeissd yes should ssti ike ss sspFay tem and sshSrs. whea s1sil bs ahts so get the waFk completed.
 ExsLAxAroSs.- When the pablishess nosissd ne ef sisssr fsa1inass te beEln the work. such was ny condolences N thsm. saxss l srma shsaa the enfire aam0anss &soa. meeessnEF sA eauzsntuta a2 Aa sAmk sss tive of s~ss Psincipaa haus ieE tke enfnhsish- meat, 90 that the work wna sasp~aAed watii tHesr pisces eoaid be supPs!ed, they were anwillsmw to have say bat exPeTSsmeed kasds euazEed ia tbe work. SIBee thea t has been twSee delayed for want of Greek type, as will he seen frsws extracts from Il letter from Aertoa & Gfiswold. dated July IOsh, and the Rev Thos Msaden. of Augnsa I7th II coatd haSs geae ts Louisville when wss aass- cd ef the ahsosase necessity af aa additional proaf- reader. coald have hrOexbt out the weTk ia 6ee weeks: bat few the sFdiscd nsinissers of this St2ta, That considered nay work herv of more Ens- PcFtanee than th@rs. The sanse letter witch ia. formed me that they woald be anahle ia proceed giIhout help. stated that they csaid prosecute it with the aid sf ReF. T. Maiden, as well as thoughI were with iheEs. Yoars. respectfully,
 (. P. TERRENTINE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-16

1t has been affirmed the Administration, having re,
celved conclusive evidence o Mr. Ellsworth Smuggling
goods at Stockhl has reca led that gentleman Ii could
DO no less in justice to its It and to the country
The New York Herald has the following article the
subject
SMUGGIISG Dy AMrEIcN DpLoMATIc AGENTS IN
EUROPE Official inieti .ence is now We understand in
tie hands III the Sfae Department At Washington,
fmnr newspaper stories accusing certain diPlo-
ma IL AHA consular agents Of lhls government q having
been engaged in SNUG lmg. alta asn getting into debt
and leaving their posts without a-ulns accounts In
relation TO the case Of Nj Ellsworth, informed
tina, the State Depa r'.rent has received official COM
"u"cail1n from the Su edioh government. makn! e-
presentation adverse the g~nllenan; aud also That The
official journal Stockholm has published this statement
which Is in the hands Ufhe Pl->!ent. Il Is said
hat the articles Struggled silks aI lcas. and that
me am ,unt VI lais lCcr.ng equal ~ twenty th"-
-iAI lJ4rs tIg -.A \. I~L II .4s C..-..ceE ul-A-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-16
t2CN9SrT AL


FROM - CrDty.
Late when the autumn evening fen,
On Wildwood mere'9 romantic J,l
Ihc lake return'd II cAastyn'd LEAN,
he purple cloud, The goldyn beam
Reflected in the chrystal pol,
Head land and lake lay fair aud cool
The weather tinted rock and tower
Each dropping tree, each fairy flower,
So true, 50 soft the mirror gave,
As if there lay beneath the wave,
Secure from trouble toll and care,
Aworld than earthly world more fau
But distant winds began to wakes
And reused the Genius Of the lake,
He heard the groanings ofthc oak,
And donn'i at once his sable cloak
As warrior at thu battle crv,
Invests him with his panoply;
Ger fnrrow'I brow ana dall,cncl clcok,
lie bldc his surge lib thunder Sneak
luwild and broken cddics hir'L,
Fitted that fond ideal world,
And to The shore in tumuIt tp,t
The realms Of fairy thu, were lost.
Yet with stern d.ligh, and strange
Isaw the spirit stirring change,
Aswarrcd the winds with wave ami w1ol
Upon the ruin'd tower I-tood
Ana fcltmy heart more strongly bound
Responsive u the lofy 4yuld.
While, ioying III tia might, roar,
lmournl the tranquil Scene Id more.
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.YFigE Stones.
BUFFALO SPRINGS.
AMlIFRS ST

TEVIIE proprietor of this Watering Place takes this
a method ofinf'rningthe public generally that he has
leased this property for term ot years and has gone
considerable expense 70 make The place particularly the
lodging department. more comfortable thanit has hereto
fore BEEN ana is prepared 70 receive Estes. The
TABLE.
shall be furnished with the best that the mountain
try afford and it shall be served up in and
wholesome manner Good MUSIC has been engaged
for the season. The medical virtues of the Buffalo
Springs are known by those who have tried them,
be unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the diseases Of theAlm
enary Organs generally all diseases peculiarly Of Dec
5lty and for their invaluable Healing Properties gen
orally. There is turnpike road leading from Lynch
burg by way Of this place The Valley. Distance from
Lynchburg to this place 70 niles from this place 70
Lexington p miles.
ARD
For Adults per week, 500
Children and servants, so
Horse, so
ISAAC IRVINE HTTE.
good Hack viii be regularly three times week
between Lynchburg and the BuialoSprings by the sub
scriber. commencing hel day ofJuy next Office
at the Cabell House. 1t Will leave Lynchhnrg On Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, at half past cclk.
Fare 81 90
Children under ten years ofage 90
June l2-wts |. |. II.
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GRASS SEED
WE have in store fine supply Of the various kinds of
n " Grass seed, winch Offering On liberal erms.-
would call particular attention the Mountain Ever
green and will gnantco all that is said u them IN former
advertisement They not the as the English Blue
Grass Seed as kind friend Main endeavored
farmer to believe, and sold Kim the blue grass
their stead.
march, IS LACY & GARLAND