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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
where Shall we Place Him,

The yankee Blade" tells of queer
incident which once came off al church in
Boston. A Clergyman was pronouncing
a grandiloquent o5.loglum upon Howard
the ph..antbropIsi. comparing him with all
the worlds benea factors since Noah's day,
and declaring that be should find no place
honorable enough for him, on the roll Of
those who brought blessings 10 their race.
while ever and anon his paragraphs were
wound off with the exclamation, "Where
shall we place this great pllilanthropst!"
just as he had reiterated thciuterrogatory
for the dozcnth tine, chap with "brick
In his hat" who had staggered in, rose up,
and steadying himself BY clhtching the
pew ratings with vice-like grasp, cried out
''o-s-slnce you are so-so-b-b-blamably
puzzled, Mister, he lie be can have a
s-se-seat here in M-tA-this per. There's
plenty ~oom" 1t would require a
CruiADt pencil 70 depict the scenc
that ensu' Suffice it TO say, our bibu-
lous friend tas inconiincntly shown that
there was room neither in the pew nor in
the entire house for him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

On he death Of Mrs. Mary J. DbreH.
"Soft eyes are seen no more.
That made spring time in your heart,
Kindred and friends are gone before,
And ye still fear 10 part
We fear not now, we fear not,
Though the way through darkness leads,
Our souls are strong TO follow them,
Our own familiar friends"
Mas. HEMAxs.
Weep not for her, she is at rest,
Where every beating storm is DER.
She lives where sorrow is forgot,
Where grief and anguish come no more.
She mingles among the blcst;
She treads with joy where angels tread,
She scars above where angels sour,
blessed are the righteous dead.
They rest from all their labours here,
They dwell within that happy place.
Where all Is peace-they stand in heaven
A'td see their Maker f1ce 10 face
Weep not for her before the throne.
Behold, behold her PROSTATE now,
With palms of victory in her hands.
And fadcless garlands on her brow.
She meets her loved ones gone before,
She folds them 10 her breast in heaven;
Mourn not, chain is fettered now,
Whose links shall never more be riven.
4 heart has gathered up its own,
Has claimed the flowers SO early she'd,
A soul rejoices DER the lambs,
Whom years ago, 4 incurred as 9esd.
Weep not for her, the way is darl,
Across deaths deep and surging wave,
But love and mercy thronged her path,
And led her safely to the grave.
The last wild grief has touched her heart,
The last keen Pang has rent her brow,
The last deep sigh has heaved her breast
She knows not, feels not, sorrow now.
Then faint not niourners. though your hearts
Like willows, droop above her breast;
Remember, though ye lose .fiicHd
Heaven welcomes home another guest.
MATILDA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
Owe No Nsa.,.


hls may be bad poetry, but depend up
on II, 1t is excellent sense. 1t is an nd
saying that the debtor is a slave to thecrse. i.
itor. If so, half the world enter into
voluntary serTiuude. The universal rage
fc 5uy on credits serious evil il this
country. Many married man is ruined
entirely by it.
Many man goes into store for ein-
glearticle. Looking around twenty things
strike his eye, he has no money; buys on
credit. Foolish raanl Pay day must come
and ten chances to one, Ike death, it finds
you unprepared to meet it. Tell me- ye
who have experienced it, did the pleasure
ofposscssing the article bear any proper
ton to the pain of being called on to pay
for it when you had it not in your power
A few rules, well kept, viii contribute
much to your happiness Independence.
Never buy what you do not really want.
Never buy on credit when you can posi-
bly, do without. Take pride in being able
to say, II owe no man." Wives are some
tunes thoughtless, daughters now and
then extravagant. Many time when
htitltT we nor tdng gfiitr NOt44U WlLHgly,
give a single pang to the fathers bosom,
they urge and tease him to get articles,
pleasant to be sure to possess, but difficult
for him to buy; he purchases on credit, is
dunned-sued; and many an hour made
wretched by their folly and imprudence-
Old Robert presents his compliments to
the ladies', and begs they would lave the
goodness to read the last eight lines once
week till they get them by heart, and
then act as Their own excellent disposition
will direct.
: Never owe your shoemaker, your tailor,
yourpnnter, your blacksmith, or laborer.-
Besides the bad policy Of keeping in debt,
IT Is downright injustice TO those whose
labor You have received all the benefits
Of,
How happy the who owes not a pound,
But lays up his fifty each year that comes round.
He fears neither constable, sheriff nor dun,
To Bank 90 Justice has never 70 run.
His sccar well fil'd, and his pantry well stor'd
He lives far more blest than q prince or lord;
Then takemy advice, ifa fortune you'd get
Pay of what you and keep out ofdebs.
PoFuLATroy or WYrHE CoUsTY CEssus Of 1850
Whites 9633 FIRE. Cnlored 29J: Sfsvr. oI5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
=, BLuNpERrNG ON THE TRuTu.-

BLuNDERING ON THE TRUTH.-An ig-
GRANT fellow, who was about to be mar
ned, resolved to make himself perfect in
the responses Of the marriage services, but
by mistake, he committed th7office of bap-
tism for those ofrper years; so, when the
clergyman asked him, in the church,
"Wilt thou have this woman to be thy
welded wife!" the bridegroom confused
by the peculiarly of his condition, and
trying hardto remember his lesson, replied,
IN solemn tone, Il renounce them ALL
The astonished minister said-aI think
you are fool;"-to which he replied,
"All this ! steedfastly believe"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

The CRY OF MEMPHIS, (TENN.)-The
Memphis Appeal says: "Really there
seems to be no end to the brick and mortar
spirit which not only continues to pervade
our city. but is yearly, yea daily increas-
ing. We confidently predict that in less
than taeenty yearst1e population Of Memphis
and suburbs aiH rrdeS ore 6ardred t5ou-
sand; If not more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

IEDMS.--The vInnsIAsi is publishcd semi
u ~ 1t ~ per anutiu. IN adranoe. No subscrp-
r fakcH for d shorter time than six months; and
~ II discontinued, except at the option Of the
Pld e1rs, until all arrcare.s slall have been paid
k1nrsENKSrs are inserted for 50 cents per
squar9 - lcss) for every inner form insertion, and
~ cenl fr every outer one. 1.-THE number Of ir,-
serions NOT noted on the Ms. il win be publish
ed till ardeled out and charged accordingly.
Tho rEARfS RATS For the privilege of
Two squares tf0 fs< one square $25-if inner form
&35. Every yearly advertiser viii be required TO
copfnc his advertising 70 his particular line Of bus
ness. and il he exceed The space a,puIated for, he
win be charged ra,ably for the excess
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

rySlFfr BOOKS. .FINEJEWEL-
Z--s4ksy RY, FANCY GOODS & WATCH
uAzAK-sN ES, 19h day Of December, 1850
John T. Wright having Just returned from the North
with the finest assortment of new Books, fine Jew
elry and FANCY oooDs. would beg all in want of such
Goods to call on him before purchasing elsewhere,
as he is dctcruncd To sell the best Goods at the
lowest prices.
Among his stock may be found all the newest
Books, and Jewelry to be obtained in the Northern
Cities.
lie has on hand
The Life of John Randolph of Roaaokc-by
HughA Garland-price 50 90
Eldorado or Adventures in the path of EN-.
pire-by Boyard Taylor,
The Great Harmonic,
The Lives of Mary and Martha Washington,
The Mechanics Companion-by Nicholson,
tagether with all the new Annuals for ISL. Mis-
eellaneous Books, Novels, and Magazines, My as
sortment Of Fancy Goods, consists of fine Pictures.
Picture Frames, work Boxes. Pcrfumeries, Pocket
Books and Port Monies, Combs, Brushes, Beads
for Purses Purses Port Folios, Pocket Knives, Ra-
zors, Accordcons, Flutes Canes. Stuffed Birds. and
thousand other articles too numerous to mention
| have full assortment Of Jenny Lind's music,
bound and unbound, together with small assort-
meut of Miscellaneous Music.
All are invited TO call.
Dee i0--.s InTIN WRIGHT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
S,TOP THE RUNAWAYs.--Runa

~ ESE' 1kE asa " "A w y n -. .--huna-
- way from the subscriber the 1sth January
la 4, two negro men, by name WERRIGOLD and
WILLIAM. Merrieold is about 2S or 30 years of
age, very black feet or 8 inches high, with good
teeth, little knock-knecd, when spoken is per-
lrctly collected, and shcws no sign Of surprise;
when walking carries himself very straight, and
steps rather shorter than is common for n man of
his stature his upper cyelashes curl, which think
is easily discoycrable; take him altogether he is
good looking ucgro
William is about "a or 25 years ofagc, flow sta
ture, say about feet or inches high; he is also
black. very well made somewhat bow legged, and
when walking his feet are good deal turned out,
and commonly has a brisk walk; has small ears and
short nappy hair his voice is harsh, and aIjicuates
slowly; he may be called good looking negro.
Their dress, when they went of, domestic
twillcd CLOTH cotton warp and yarn filling of excel
lent quality, wool hat, md the soles Of their
shoes nailed with what called hob nails have
not heard of them since they off. hence con-
clude they have left the neighborhood. | have no
doub, that they hnvc obtained spurious passes or
forged free papers, and have by that means and
through the medium of free negroes, or otherwise
been Introduced INFO employment some of the
public works now in progress, either on the Canal
above Lynchburg, the Lynchburg and Tennessee
Railroad, or ON the Richmond and Dnnvc Rail
road; or they may be employed in Of the Boats
on the Canal or River, runaways frequently are.
| will give n reward of twenty dollars for the ap-
prchcnsion either of them, lodged in Jail that
| get him in possession, thirty for each of them
it delivered to me at my place of residence, provi-
dcd they are apprehended Of the county of Pow
hatan or within the limits of the county, dollars
for each, OF twenty for both
JOHN GILLIAN,
NIaidens Adventure, Powhatan county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

"Batheevery day." exclaimed the widow
Smashpipes, as she dropped the hat-iron
upon the horse shoe, and looked her neigh
bour Snabs night in the eye, "Why, you
don't tell ] never used to think Of strip
ping my Jeems and giving him a right
good wash but four times year oncet
in the Spring, oncet in the Summer, oncet
in the Fall, and oncet in the Winter =
Howsoever, some children lctch dirt soon
er than others. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
+ OOK AT THIS !--THE SuBsCRI-

IL Der is receiving. and has in store a large
stock OF GROCERIES and Staple DRY GOODS,
In his stock may be found
Brown, loaf, crushed, powdered and clarified
Sugar; Rio. Leguira, Java and Marricaibo Coffee;
N. o. and T. X. Moasses. Stuart's No. | extra
Molasscs Syrup. Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Nutmegs,
country and rolled lron fiat, round and square, oc-
tagon and square, CastSteel shear, german and
biistcrcd do; 3i, rs and Al black and brown Do-
Incstir; No. and osnahurgs. Calcocs Sa,tinets,
kentucky Jeans plain and ftled Linsey Blankets,
Boots and Shoes, fur, silk and wool Hats blasting
and sporting Powder, Shot assorted. Safety Fuse
together with many other articles, which he viii
sell low for cash. or to punetual customers on the
usual time. JOS. b. NoNLIN.
> Nnx os-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
T ATEsT ARRIVAL AND HIGW-

IL Ll IMPORTANT TINFORMATION.-THE
subscribers have the pleasure of announcing the
citizens of Lynchburg and surrounding country
that they are now opening the cheapest and most
extensive assortment Of GENrLEmEY's Goons ever
offered in this market. Feeling assured that their
goods, as regards style, quality and price, viii
Isove sufficient inducements to purchasers, they in
viic all, whether wishing to purchase not to call
and examine. They are opening choice and
extensive stock of CLOTHING. comprising Dress
and Frock Goats, Over Goats, Sacks, Pcltoes Of
every shade and quality, Cloth Cloaks at various
prices, Vests and Pants of every description, and
large assortment Of Furnishing Goods-in part as
follows: Shirts, Undershirts. Drawers, Cravats
Half Hose, Gloves, Stocks, Scarfs, Ties. Silk night
Caps, Money Purses, Money Belts, French and
German Extract and C cologne Baudalia, Philocome,
Fancy Soaps, Ioe's Pomamm, Paper Weights,
Tooth, Nail Hair and Hat Brushes, Walking Canes
and Umbrellas. Hats and Caps, sc, &c,
Also, large stock of Cloths, Cassimores and
Vestinss of the latest style and patterns which
be manufactured TO order at very low prices.
In addition to present stock, VIC shall be re-
ceiving goods weekly by Express, thereby aiording
to customers the advantages Of fresh goods and
newest patterns
WATEhh0uSE & POTTER,
Main s., n fer doors a5ore the Franklia HOfci.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
oCHOOI.--A YOUNG WAN, WHO

- is qualified to teach the Latin, Greek, and
French Languages, and Mathematics, including Al
zebra and Geometry, and who has had some expo
riencc in teacbing, wishes TO procure immediate
employment in that line OF business for the remain
der of the year (say s or months.) conmunica-
tions addressed (post paid) 10 J. II. w, New Lon
don. Campbell county, Va win be promptly atten-
ded to- He viii give satisfaction his ability
TO teach, and his moral character. To prevent
ne assary communications, be viii say that he
have "a larry at the rate Of $500 and board for
na,,hs mar G-5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
1UAMEAI1:NE AND MADEEKA

~ WINE-IO baskets Champagne Wine fl-
vourite brands--5 or. Casks superior Old Madeira
Wine, with a large stock ofbes; CognaG and Cham
paigne Brandy, warranted pure, vintage from Ioo'
to 1876, for sale by
Jan oO-fs MCDANIEL. & LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

PoFuLATToy or wrraE corsTY CEssus Of 1850.
Whites. 1854; Free Colored, 29j sisves, 2l35.
Total, tan,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
TERRY & SHIELDS.1
W7ARD ELECTION-THE WAX


w election for six Aldermen, and six Common
Councilmcn, in each ward, in the town Of Lynch
burg, viii take pnce pursuant to act Of Assembly,
entitled IAN act to amend entitled an act to
divide the town Of Lynchburg into wards and for
other purposes" passed Feb. 10, $780, on the first
Tuesday in April next, and will be held in Lynch
Ward No /, being all thai part of said town below
the lst alley, extending from the river to the 18th
street in the Auction house of Akers & billiard
door to Exchange Corner; and in Henry Ward No.
:, being al that part of the town above Isl alley
tending from the river 10 18th street. in the house
occupied by VIM. Clavey Tailor Shop and OPP
posite Samuel b. Thurman.
Also at the same time and place, viii be held an
election for six Overscers ofthc Poor three in each
Ward,) to be residents Of and free holders in the
vard in which they shall reside and be elected and
serve for three years from the date of their cleo
tion. HENRY DUNNINGTON.
E..h GA Serr'l of The Carn' n of chI,,,rc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

NOTlCE.--SEer. |. BE- IT ORDAINED by
L y the Common Council Of the Town of Lynch
burg, That at the annual election of Common
Councmcn and Aldermen for said Town, the Ser
geant shall cause poll TO be opened in each Ward
for person, being frccholdcr in and resident of
the Town, TO serve Mayor Of the Town for one
year from the dataf said election or until his sue
crssor shall be eM1led, And the person receiving
the largest number of all the votes given shall be
declared duly elected to fill said office,
In obedience to the foregoing ORDINANCE, shall
bold election, in each Ward, in the town of
J.ynchhmg, the first Tuesday in April next, at
the places heretofore appointed to take the poll for
Aldermen and Common Coincilmcn of said town.
Tor Mayor to serve twelve months from the dnv of
election. HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Sergeant Of tae Co,pora, ion ci Lynch5wg.
March In-fJA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
MILL STONES.--THE SUBSCRIBER

MILL STONES,--THE SUBsCRIRER
1NA is prepared to furnish any number of Mil
Stones Of the very best quality At the shortest no.
t.c-. at his establishment. near Blaclsburs Mont
gomery county. He will also deliver them at
Lynchburg. or any place where he may make sale,
if preferred. Address
. MCDANIEL s. LEE, Lynchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blaeksburg Va.
r. s. REYNOLDS & Co, Leaksville, Rocking
ham Co., North Carolina, are also agents for the
salc Of the above Mil Stones Jan s-wts
= FOR RENT.-IHE ROOMS OVER
- the Book Store Of Messrs. D. r. PAYNE &
Brother. Jan CTS NICHOLS 4 BELL
nRCHARD GRASS SEED FOR
~ sale by MCDANIEL g. LEE
Feb lo-as 2, sa ~. 3 ifh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
TO HOUSEKEEPERS-

4Nl received large and fnc pssdrtn.cnt of Look
ing Glasses, amongst sb,rh may be found large
{iilt Mantle Looking Glasses; Pier Gilt do; Swing
lasscs foot o. Gee Glasses all sizes; double and
single frame Looking Glasses. which we will sell
yer. low for cash. MOSBY & HOLCoMBE.
Mar lQ-5w Au.t's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
La ;s:-s;ssa .s;:..;:;,s:aa OFFICE OF THE yIK,

uE.A-51----N- GINA AND IENNESSEE
RAN RO1D COMP1NTi LYNCHBURG.
March 9th, lsjl.--Thc Bonrd of Directors Of
this Company, have ordered requsition of
Five Dollars per share upon all the stock which
hn. been subscribed payable on the 18th April next
bcing the Ith upon the ol! subscribers aud 81 up
on the new Aud further rcquistion Of Five Dol
lars per share payable the lst Muy next, being
rho 18th upon the old subscribers and 9TH upon the
nc. ncinquents will be required To pny interest
in all onscs. +. q. MORRISON,
March JOHN Treasurer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
TTVO OWNERS OF sLAyEs.LTHF

l. subscriber wishes hire for the present year,
one good Ostler, dining-room Servant and and
Woman without incumbrance, who can wnsh and irun
well. CHA. L. DiBRELL,
Janq-fs DibrelIs Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

1tA GEORGE FAGAN & BROTHER, Semp-
TORS, Market et,oa, Lyhehbarg, Ta-Alonumcnts,
Nantes, Tombs and Head Stones, Table and Coun-
ter Tops, and House Work in general, executed in
nll its branches in the best manner for public and
pfisa,e buildings. Terms moderate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17

DUFFALO SPRINGS, VAL wish
ID 10 hire good Washer and Ironer and Mixer
,cr the remainder Of the year. And wish to en-
igagc two good Washers for the Springs season.
good Cabin Maid, one good dining room servant,
and one good Cook Liberal wages viii be paid.
Mar 10-~3w IL HfTE, Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
T ANDRETn,s WARRANTED

IL G1RDEN SEED.-Just received, a very
large assortment Of the above Garden Seed and for
sale Mt ID. Il. LYMAN'S, Druggist, Ag't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-17
H1TRAPPTNG, WHITING AND

w LETTER PAPER.-The subscribers, a
gents for the Belvederc factory, Richmond, have
just received
500 rcams Wrapping Paper (oll sizes)
100 do cap do various quality,
rs do letter de do
Which win be sold in lots at factory prices.
mar f3-4w J. & NJ HOLLINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09


Tie celebrated QIe IN Mother, WHO seems % be
10, only tie sovereign, but actually the Ministry and
Cortes Of Spain. IS exertng her utmost pcwersi Of
strategy 70 reunte all the scattered leaders ofpiriy
The Bravo Nunilo Ministry only the creation
Of exgency. Europe Is now 50 Ear settled as 20 a.
los the Queen Mother chance to crafty her own
rropersl.ies aud a. tie same time to form Minis
Try strong enough 70 meet The Cortes on the great
question Of the financial ombarrassments OF the
Ia'ior COstina Gomez dc Lotto, Mendezabal and
Espar'51o, are among the leaders with whom She IS
said 20 have successful negotiations.
Letters from MADRID 20 the 18th ult state that
tie spanish Government was about 70 SEND b,U'O or
$500 acdItlOnal troops 70 Havana. very warlihe
feeling prevailed IA the Spanish Capital and 1t " as
urged by some that II would be better for SPAN to
declare war Il once against the United states and
thus take the initiative SlLce II was feared she
would inevitably lose CUBA II things renamed III
siafu qu0. Besides. 1t was considered foreign war
would not damage Spain, not having commerce 10
any extent, while the excitement would draw on
the attention of the population from internal affairs.
and furnish employment for thousands during the
winter. The capture Of hundreds OF American
merchant ships was also looked forward % as set
Of against the probable loss of Cuba. The news OF
the Gefeat and capture of Lopez had not reached
Spain - the date OF these accounts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
Tr;ol of Nargare: Garrty.

This exciting trial occupied the Court yes
terday IN the examination ofwitnes ses &c The State
re.tedbe case after the hearing Of TWO witnesses in
the uornlnc mainly corroboratlye Of what was given
Yesterday, and c. Parker Esq, addressed the Jury
in an opening speech Of great force and beauty IN
behalf Of the unfortunate gin The Court and Jury
were deeply moved, and the audience testified by
many moistened eye that 20 the power Of words
ftlv sroken. We have the entire speech IN type,
but on account Of the press of matter caused by the
arrival Of the European news, n well as the Ere
Railroad jubilee, We are compelled to defer II a.
we'll as the testimony gwen, until tomorrow
The prosreSs Of the tcaI develops at every stage
the dee and heartless deception practced upon the
vreched victim ofihe Seducer' and oegetS astrohger
interest II the fate OF the poor girl as II Is involved IN
the issue It Is IA evidence that Margaret Is no"
,pcents-that she made an attempt to destroy her
sclfby drowning. aiier being deserted and WIS IN
state bordering upon madness AMI despair when the
fatal act Vas committed.
A large crowd Of females were IN attendance
nouogolirng nearly az the space on the foof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-09
IRELAND.

'ae tour Of The American minister through Ire
'1d Continues to afford subec, Of comment. HIS
n..os proceeded from Galway TO A,hlOne, and
", " NE shannon to Limerick, where his arr-
aysnsS oeen feted with great enthusiasm. lie
Lims,Stn nSeN oi thet invitation OF the citizens Of
5, IIsiek 10 proceed down the riyer, accom- mied
rns,osS ,s,onieaele, the Mayor, Sir Matthew Bar
ne me- Mf ho~iey ID. L., and several OF the Lead
vas o,a Limerick, and the scene on the occasion
seoi considerable interest.
On bos,s STEAMERS were prepared, with military bands
pam each, aud while Mr.. Law ence and his
fieS , ~sse accommodated in one, the other was
stst,n". the most respectable OF the citizens the
see;ns sea beng the mouth OF the shannon, after
Wi" "a, MI Lawrence was 10 dsembark NJ