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The New York herald., 1850-10-28

WILL EE SOLD AT NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR
Mspdsy, 2h inst az suetion, pair Of Bay horses.
pS high kind in sge and douhie pro-
w" JoHF u. oATrIELD, Proprietor.
Nygw YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY sTREEr.-
IN Auction sale Of koes esfrasee hsrness Saddles hc
WV JOHN n. GArFIEID. Prop~ietor.
U,og sAL.-A DESIRABLE PAIR OF FAMILY COACH
n Horses being dark bays kiut snd gsnte aad of
epdnrance about hands high Asc Barouch
Esaon Csupes and Harness. the proprty being that
ef family about 10 leave the -l being the ony
rs.sen for parting With the Yer fail reulsrs In
aulr % Mercer street where the whole may ts seen
CoR sALr-A HAEDsosB lIGBr TOP wAGgeN,
With shiftinx sn In perfect order, handeone
,txi. eity sds ned hut short tint eost tts0
will ke sold cw the has further use for ~
~, Ne. q Csnal street.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
THE MILITARY.

DArrER Old GUARD ARR HEsEBy NOTIFIED TO
ID atend in full upform this day, aondayl At Central
nall for pstsd. a. ~ oeosh Prssissly unforn esss
will be IN readiness AZ the shove place. BY erdsr,
SAMUEL r. AfRRs, Captain.
Dawn Kr~rrR, Orderly
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
ExPREss AGENCIES.

(ItkGoRn CALIFORNIA BxPREsa-THrsUBsCRI-
esrs VII iorvsrd their nest kspress steamer Cree,
cent City en- nonaay, zsth tober ASP n shppsrs vn
pesse ksve hs Foods At the once before saturday
~. zoh inst Parcels received until 10 o'eioch NJ Of The
''"' Tsonps6h rsr%s nnss rsss0s.,,s ~sns..
Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
EOR SALE AND TO LET.

STEAM MILL FOR sALE-THE STEAM FIGURING
mill in Clyde Ways county New York s offered for sale
At very low price. The ulding is large ommodious and
located the Erie canal The engine IL
Of the best and latest construction The mill stones
are four Of and The epsn has power Sufficient
mill gearing ana all the 6xturos will he sold separately TO
be removed for 5000 without tho building and los En-
qurs Of c. B. DE ZINC. ely do, or @. A. COOK,
at the Bank Of Geneva
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

CAUTION TO uwELLsss RAN AWAY IRON TaE
Edwin Rosthro tices 10 the eweiry business ssd
in ,he city ofNsv yors Vicinity. Jewellers ssd
shsrs hereby sauored assinst employing harbong
ssid boys. O. a. 9. OWEN steeps street. Providsses
r. l.
r EECHRsi LEECHEs - 1900 LARGE SWEDISH
Ieeehe~ lust arryed-for sale ~ ow prices
sut rurchsss by v. cLRU Importer Of Lsschos
No. John street.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

4 OeHIsS PANORAMA or CUBa-OPEs KVRRy
IL Right this week At the Minerva Roous 405 BToadusy
IL most splendid work Of exh biting most fu
and fsthfully the cities tans and
tropioal vesatioI Also by pstures Of surpasas srtis
merit the social eustoas Of tia Cubans Illustrated
rHagniheept views Of coffee tobacco esstss
hogany cedar, ebony trees roy 4, palms Doors open
81 p. M panorama commences 70 move ~ IN precisely
Admittance Is cents; ohi' rem, half price.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
SPORTING.

CENTnxyILLR COURSE, L. L-rROTTIsg AND pa
eiss-Ihs day. txeaiay October ~, AZ one o'clock
az e. Jss hns ns.ss Tommy Buss, psesr 20 .ssss' g
ssurse free ~ charge. JOEL CoNKLTN Proprietor.
~ bsrB,N two o'clcch p. M-Purse spl mile heats
" Ard srivsr 20 Weigh three husd cd pounds
wssdbsn Maid deo spieer enters q Amsreus m. esrs
WI leave the South ferry. Bssohiyn half past enc
seleet, and return ~ soon ss the sports are ever
ePTCEn heMANN Prcprietors-
lIsIoN COURSE 2. I-TnoTrINe-ocroBER So
~ Purs So Nile heats, best In In harness. for hersss
mat never money. Enries 10 be made AZ Green b
Hsadens Monday evening, October 10th, By 10 o'clock
shres more TO make race, sud I've W start.
sP1CEah MNANN Propristors.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28


WAsBINo rADr EASY roR PITY CEsrs-APPLr
NIB. 2go SCENTS wanted.
WArBHe MADE RAsY, on HOW TO WASH QL0rHEs
without iaborThs best IN this world requires
% nsohpes pounders r~kkevs scids other urous Ar
sees nsruetons plain, articles cheap and can es hss
RfAynLf Psssss fAs.drsss q Ass ssrsss second soss
usw vcvk.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
JEWELLERS GUIDE.

CHAFoE or HOURS AFTER MONDAY, nsr OCro-
ter-CamAsn and Amhoy Railroad Line for Philsdei-
phia, ~ noon, BY stesmhcst John Potter. daily, Sundays
sreepted, from Pier No. North River. Pare 81
NEW YORK AND PBILADRLPHIA.-EGw ToRK
snd fhisdelphia DfrseA-Unitsd etAtss mail dns.-
assS g q ~ sss . "a Z, = ssy .sans ssEssy,
.v rerh as ~ from foot sf Cesrtspat street. aadas
a. Gd y. ~, from fcet ef Liberty street. ksvs
Rhi,sdsphiA. a 9 ssS A. n s~Ss P.n. re~
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

rAIvoRNIA REGIMENT THE hgN WHO sERvEB
~ In N.~ Regiment under Col stevenson In the
htt With uexico, for heir, " decsased will hear OF
s~wehirs greatly their pcunfary advantsge ureo ap-
ptss,cs,e rHos CorTEssLL, 40 south St, MP stairs
Il UuTxSANr wILLIAn u BRowrEs LAND AND
IL Pension Agency once, ~ Crosby street. arst hsuse
above Brooms street His experiences In the enables
n 70 attend all claims of soldiers widows ssd orphsns
the Unitsd stites With prom and despatch
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
SALES BY AUCTION.

w MCCORMICK, AUCTIoNEER--TO sP0RTskEN,
w GunnAkers, &c.-W. Mccormick Co. will close the
Ise Of the stock Of the late simpson BY srder Of the
consists OF valuable of Guns Pistols, Fishing
Apparatus and variety Of articles for gunmakers Bowie
Knives, Lathe, Forge. Safe, sc., he.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

DATIRsoN Gas LIoHr CopPANy-Eor1Cs rs
hereby rver that meeting of the stoctholders of ihs
Company will be held at the oce Of the
company Jersey street in the town Of Patsron j. on
Tursday the seventh day % Novemb nex for the pur
of ssctng board of directors. he pos vi ,pen AZ
oecet, A. M ard close at oeloek p. ~ By order Of
The President ssd Direc.ors III. d. sTERvkR, Sec.
patsrton. n r.. Oct. rs. 1880.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
E,RANxLIN HUsEUa-I7s cBArnaE sQUARE-rwo

INM u. DIsBRow's RIoISo SCHOOL, NO. % TouRTH
AyeAe. ngar A.ser Plses-ePsn ssily for iati,s and
gentlemen, from to A. n, aud 10 p. NJ. Trottns
pacing and oaateripg Horses to let
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

T,BE rIgsr RrGIsRNr or UNITED sTArEs Ar
III tif.ry voIur ser- In the ef sl2 1873 A-d slA
urder the eemmana ef Col Andrew ssher Notice h here
s,.n s, -: se1s' ~ ,ss .sreT, d
Law No "a wall street, In the city of New York
With have arranged for the preparation ef the
prss.rs tAsir vsrranu r. RAPnLrE is's Adjt.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

OPERA GLASSES. PARIS FANCY GOO Ds. JEwELRY,
" stones canoes, ntings Sc for sale by
ylCpOR BISHOP, Importer,
No. 23 Maiden Lane. up stairs.
N B. Jewellers aad dealers in fancy goods will hnd
tepsive I'M ent At the very lowest prices.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

kn WANTED FOR ONE YEAR ON BOND AND
@lOO mortgage. Please address L. w., this once.
0O0n-A YOUNG NAN WISHES TO INrBR TIE
O<OO Liquor Brsipess about November 10Th Any
persor about dspong Of their store ke AZ that time for
the above aud ohestns 70 the advertiser rsmAn
inr the premises until Initiated In the business 10
enduosd previous 20 transferring the store, may address
"Nintner." efhse Of this paper.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

ID Monday evening October 2. 1880 win be performed
the comedy in i've acts Of THE RIvALs-sir Anthony
Absolute Mr. Blake Bob Acres, Nj Burton Captain Alb
tolute Mr. Lester Sir Lucius OTrigser, Mr. Johnston:
Lydia L.psush Mrs skerrstt Julia Mrs Russell Mrs Ma
Haghes La rarantela, by Miss Waltsrs
Frederic Jenny Lind Pourri 70 conclude with the
farce Of MY PRECIOUS BErskY-kr. Bobta, Mr. Burton;
Nj Waxtai Mr. Johnston; Mrs Bob tail asell; Nrs
wsgta Miss Hil. Boxes, Dress Circle ana P.rqust 50
cent?; Second Tier. Is cents.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

~ c QUICK cos MAMMOTH HkENAGERIE-TWo
" great collections Of Animals comb ned, formerly Van
Anburg Co.. end June, Titus Corhe above collection
will exhibit in this cit, at Astor Psce s9rnss Of Eghth
street and Fourth commencing Monday October
18th, 1900 for few days only Doors open from to snd
ITO o'clock NJ Admission 2s ceots-chiidren under
years half price Fer further particulars future adver
tisfr nfa audl lis
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11

l. BE 1t ordained by the Council of the cityof Rich
mona That the first section of the ordinance entitled
an or, ordnance for lighting the city with gas passed on
lhe i9lh day OF November, 1S49 be and the same is
hereby repealed and all the power and authority con-
erred by the provisions Of the said ordinance upon the
eommlttee appointed on the 18th day of November,
lo49 pursuance OF said first section of said ordinance
are hereby revoked and the said committee are hereby
discharged. ''
2. Immediately after the passage of this ordinance.
and annually thereafter at the first regular meeting Of
the Council in the month of April or as soon therea-
ter as practicable there shall be appointed by the Coun
member of the Council one member of the Council
shall be appointed from the Ward in which the Presi-
dent resides and two members from each of the other
Wards Of the city, who shall be denomnated heC
mlttee Light, of which the President of the Coun-
Gil shall be er otCio member.
r. .. This ordinance shall commence and be in force
from and after the passage thereof.
The question on the proposed substitute was decided
In the negative.
The ayes and noes having been ordered the ayes WERE
Talbott-6.
And the noes were-Messrs. Allen, Bosher, Chamber
layne, Exall Goddn, Myers and Robnson--7.
Ihe ordinance was then read the third time
The Council then ad journed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11
MAYORS COIIRT

Yesterday was rather dull day at his Honour's
Court Only two subjects were brought up from the
cage, both white men, found the preceding night
hopeless and heplessy intoxicated in the streets One
OF them gave his name as John Sharaby; said he had
recently reached this city from the state of New FORK
and was bound for the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road where he expected to obtain employment, had
drank Something the previous night and lost his rec
koning His Honour told him to go, and sin nomore The
other cuprt said his name was James Blake had been
living in Richmond about five months had never "been
up before, and would take care for the future every
WE'LL" said his Honour, "you can CO. Mr.. Blake, but
don't be found in that condition again. if you do, you'll
probably get to jail''
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11
NEWS FROM SIR JOHN FRANKLIN


we tear the news received by the fur merchant in
'ne city OF New ork, purporting to give intelligence
OF the whereabouts of the intrepid polar navigator Sir
1ohn FRANKLIN will turn out like all prior accounts,
10 be uncertain and unreliable. The following leads
us to believe that the ship frozen in the ice reported bv
the Indians, isnone other than the Plouer, which had
been sent out by the British Admiralty to search for
Sir John Franklin, and his cempatriots.
The Minnesota Pioneer of the 18th ult. publishes
the following news received from Fort Gaines
r, a r1mor was in circulation at the mouth of Crow
Wing River, on Thursday last, that party of Esqu
maux were at Gull Lake, having Just arrived from
Hudson Bay; They report having been two months
en1que and that Sir John Franklin, with his ships,
second report changes to the ship Plover, which
was out in search OF Sir John.
MIR. Warren, of Gull Lake, writes on the 5th Of
March
r, Ed PIoNEER-Sir I send this by halfbreed from
Pembna, who came express to Fort Smelling from
the North West Expedition ship Plover whose crew
Fort George. s "'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11
The following is from the New York Evaninr ,,..
rOr Nav 1910 ~-'ShiiS NIT

The following is from the New York Evenpg Mir
ror, May 25, IS49 Ae NIT
"WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
ongall the Panaceas advertised for the cure ofbu-
man ailments there is none in which we have
more confidence than 'Wistars Balsam of Wild Che
ny: we regard it as one of Natures own preparations
simple safe, pleasant to take and almost certain t
cure all bilious and pulmonary affection. We have
Witnessed lis wonderful effects, in cases that were re-
garded as hopelessly desperate and we can conscen
uonsly recommend it as one of the best medicines
in the world" '''eN''''es
The following is from very respectable source:
BosFoN, Nov. 81 lSdS
MIR. S. w. Fowle-Dear Sir. Although ayerse 10
having my made public in the newspapers. Imake
this unsolicited statement, and you are at liberty tr
took violent cold, which brought on severe conab
that lasted through the winter and spring and caused me-
to raise blood and pleshm continually day and niah ,
which greatly reduced me in flesh and strength treS
several kinds OF medicine with little effect ihad be1
come feeble and emaciaed and began 10 despair :" ever
getting relief when by advice of my friends was
to try Dr. Wistars Wild Cherry Basam and atter ho,
ing taken five bottles found myself nearly or QUITE e
and to this alone think owe present existence wei
shall be happy to give further information to anW ono
WHO VIII call on me, respectfully yours,
,,. WILLIAM WHEELER, Grocer,
HARRISON HARRISON Avenue, rear 100 Washington st.
None genuine, unless signed al Butts on the ,,rao
nros rof sac sac 6y Gaynor O. Wood, Alex Duval, and
where. OH" Diusscsls every
APP 6-eo3t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11

NORFOLK CouNTY.-The Wings of this county as
sembled at Great Bridge, and nominated Geo. D. Hap
per one OF the late delegates for reelection Mr.. H.
beng present, declined and the nomination was then
UNANIMOUSLY conferred upon DR.. VIM. White. The
other Wing candidate for the county, nominated by
the town OF Portsmouth, is, we believe Mr. John EN-
merson.
The Wings OF Norfolk city we re to nominate their
candidate last night
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11
a SIGN

Last year, the Democrats of the town of Portsmouth
introduced for the first time party politics into the cleo
ton OF town officers All the trustees were Democrats
On Monday last new boaId was voted for, and the
result was, that eight Wigs and only one Democrat
were elected
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11

o, SIRANGERS visiting the city are generally anx
ou 10 get their hair cut and dressed in the latest STYLE
aha we know OF no one more capable of performing th
tel. Try him. hio4
N. b. WARM BATHS can be had as above at all hours
curing the day and evening Single Baths s5 cents
SAW 'V"s's 'ol viz oolal ap &
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11

IHE CHoLERA-A despatch dated Baton Rogue,
April says the New Orleans papers of the Sd instant
fepot the Cholera as having assumed the form Of an
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11

On Tuesday, the 9th inst by the Rev Robert Ryland,
Mr. EDWARD w. POWELL, to Miss VIRGINIA
GARDNER, daughter of William Gardner Of this
city.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-11
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
GEORGIA.


The Augusta Constituencies Democratic furnishes
official" returns of the election the Nashville Con-
vention, in five counties, as follows
Ne,eton u; Hillyer 81 votes Billups IA.
Jasper Gibson 80; Scarborough SO.
Warren. Sehey l3l Garrell l3l.
aancock: Do. AZ; do Al.
hlcAmond' Do. 1877; do 1877.
The aggregate vote for the highest candidates in these
five counties IS 40 In lS4S, the same counties gave
3449 votes for Taylor, and 1882 for Cass-tota SOL
so that about sixteenth OF the voters have in the
late election, declared their appreciation of the Nash
vile Convention. Suchis the Indifference manifested
in Georgia this Yet is not to be inferred
that the people of that State Indifferent to ha South
ern cause. Far from it, There is not county in
Georgia which would not stand up undoubtedly to the
position which has been deliberately taken by the en-
tire South, from Maryland TO Texas, that aggressions
upon the institution OF slavery, by the Northern ma
lorty in Congress will be attempted at the hazard and
eonsummated at the sacrifice, Of the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

The outlay NJ ne Of them IL .flO0 600 more They
eqaened by po,,iea, naval. military. literary, SCI
enli6e aud fashionable chapcors. who are elected sc-
eordng 10 The regulations Of the society, and pay upon
enhance ten or twenty poneas and an annual snbscfIp
tiou II Ave aud ten punens. Refreshments furnish
ed Al cost. snd reading and libraries. with intel
lecoal and social intercourse, supply still better wants.
Those clubs hld out advantages 10 large numbers. IN
town and country vstously suited. 10 many who have
few other scqusotncrs than those they meet here and
othor home Than Tho house aud ther solitary cham
bes ba they also pe,peuais and beR,t som. u The evils
OF bachecrship There are nearly forty ptnepa clubs,
which probably embrace not i"wsr 'hap tweniy;hv
thousand membeis - Correspondence Independent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

SCENE THr HovrL.
Over the moorand the wild ind wall. mour nlull,,
icejcwcls glitter on heather and thorn
Pale is the sunlight that trcmhcs out hfully,
Over hut where an infant Is born
None heed his wa'iing, although II sounds pi,ifui,
None shields his form from tho wind cold and wild
Her TO privaiion, scorn, misery and poverty,
Dark Is thy pathway before thee, poor child
Child, with the spirit Ia live through eternity,
horn to the yoke oi the tyran, art thou
Even the bread that Is dealt 10 thee seaniily,
Thrice must he earned by the sweat ofthy brow
Cold Is thy howell the hearth. .ston. Is embcrlcs,
Creaks the old door, as II moves TO and iro;
oer the poor bed, where the mother lies sh, ering
Bus'ly hotters the white fingered snow
Pale is the check Of The pobcian sufcrer,
Passing from povorty's vale To the grave
Better, by far, had she died in her infancy,
Ere to the millions she added slave
Yes, she is pale. and her voice soundc,h huskily,
Begging in VAIN for morsc OF bread -
Hush : II is over, her heart slumbcrs silently
Grim famine stands by tho pale mother deadi
PuAsM,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
IL. l.. TlNSLEY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
LYNCIIBURG, VA.


As IN store and Is receiving genera al stock oil Goods To
which he would call the attention OF purchasers In
his stock may be iound-Sugar, Coffee, Teas Salt Iron
Nails, Steele, Moldsses, Mackere Lead and Shot, Coffee
Mills, Curry Combs Spades, Shoyel, and general
men of Hard Ware, StoneWarc, Wooden Buckets, Cast
ings assorted Table Cutlery Tea and Table Spoons Meal
Siters Cassmeres Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods for pantaoons and vestngs, Nankeens Apacoas,
Cling bans Lawns, 200 bolts Caooes, Irish Linen Domes-
ties all widths, both brown and beached; Bed Ticking
Plaid Cotons Silk and Cotton Handke Combs, Palm,
Silk and Fur Hats large mems Ladies'
Shoes cases fine Boots besides many other goods ted
Gus TO mention. All want call from purchasers to
sales, am determined, for cash. sell low il
lower than any house in town. Try
April 2g-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
GOLD COLORS,

'>lik subscriber takes this method of informing gentlemen
who have light iancy coloured pants that soed
that they can have them dyed beautiful gold color
fancy color they wish He also continues to DY and
BLEACH Leghorn, Straw and Panama Hats, by pro-
cess recently discovered at the North; by this process
bleaching the hat retains its brancy aud wteness much
longer than by the old process Also Carpet. ceansed
dirt and grease with which they be soed and
look almost equal Ia Persons having the above ar
ces or any article they wish dyed eleansed the
lor esored have them done at the shortest and
in the most satisfactory manner by calling the subscriber
athe lower ed Of Main street, opposite the farmers Hotel
April l5-3m JOHN IL. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17

from 'he t1,'dgm run a.
IN" "".'a V"hsFioS' --o'scosson ~ me Df'hso
''o" ana 'n1 a., Ame,,can Egg.
'n"''e"" r."xe \".e'ns p','s" Lo" )-o"s m""n
:" YOU; e"" ',"e'' ,ou 20 .s'Sn spy. Ana :" y.s
Wv. ."' w. r"a' W yo".st" a"p yoo. y" !"
s'"''e you u'' ne 'no'gm 'h'' We've o'e" "aVn
o"'' so "o,,' "no s''"r'"'' Is" P"as'"' o"e W e"aw
"P"' a." va you 70 "'aoaon'"us s ..'. ~
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n'''sa i'on % = IN, m 'he ueaee 90 yo" mean
.".',co" rag" -o": you se o'" aon nne par 'o-
"",o "eeee ha"' you young 70 war WIN '"as g!ess
n"' p'"e''u' "s"a. '' n",' NOR" o", /" .ecoss' a"'
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'''yeo's, sun, Nv ''"'s,se"'
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Az. "ss' Wv gov 'ne 'aee " 'e'i NO nav ~ -
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
REMOVAL.

FNHE SUBSCRIBER takes the liberty, of informing his
friends and customers, that he has, recently moved
IRON the location, which he occupied, last year.
nv, Forwarding and Commission House, building few
doors above the opposite side the street. and
same square, with Dibreil's Hotel.
Truly grateful for the hberay, heretofore manifested
wards him, by his friends, he hopes, by strictly o
p,icaton to his business, and disposition give entire
isaction, particu to be entitled
of their countenance All orders for Goods and the
ding sale oany kind Of Produce Goods which may
consigned to him. will receive the prompt
tention.
In forwarding goods, charge will be made drayage
To any person, making carly application, "
Portable rooms, above the store, will be rented Offices
Mar Ats II. j. ECHOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-17
THE FORTUNATE PIRATE.

BABE the .ailof, WIN cut such fgufs in New Yark.
years ago. pirate condemned and " l~ sx-ey.
IL only he wssnhas 'turnsJ np, .. Phillcodt says.
country tstt ts % ##sef fiFf z5~
Well. such Is life! Bah. was mystsrious fsllaw !;
rnmor said when the President KEEP, rsspitine and spi
ling him, that the piras was making dsciosuses whlch.
II they had ever become iublic property, woaid havs
made New York and Phiadelpha hot 10 hold csraia
wealthy men in The sea forirg aud commrscia line. One
thing Is certain. Mrs. Childs. he anhcross was vs,y
instrumental In getting Babe reprisved and psrdoned
and pleased ,he llow has not tnSned out bad
he represented aud doubt his pile 4 uld dust
will purchase for him any desirable Of fashna-
hle charity AMI picus whitrwash, whereby he may have
s'cass car and tlouyh ticket In the overl nj routs
10 paradise. - Boston Matt
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