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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

The NORTH HAVEN MURDrR.-The N York
Courier, Of Monday, announces the arrest Of
Michael Jennings, the suspected murderer of
Mrs. Bradley. He is under 90 years Of age.
Blood was found upon his hat, and his clothes
were wet, having just been washed His boots,
and a knife found upon his person, were taken
10 the house OF Mr.. Bradley. The knife "a two
bladed one) had the point Of one blade broken,
and the broken piece Of knife was found in
the breastbone Of Mrs. Bradley which fitted the
blade Of Jennings knife. The boots also cor
responded with tracks discovered near the
house. Richard Conner and his wife, aud
James Conner, to whom Jennings had just
paid money for board, were also arrested, and
a portion ofthe money identified as belonging
to Mr.. Bradley.
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R L. M OV l..

q Saediay! Soddioyi Harness. DC.
VIE subscriber begs leave respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, hat be has remov
ed his Saddlcend Harness Store four doors below his I'D
stand, TO The blding recently ied up by him and inn
medtnlely opposite the Me chants Bank Of Va. where
he will continue manufacture al articles in his line Of
The best material and workmanship lie has IN hand
and will continue 10 keep large and varied assortment
oi Saddles, Harness Brides, Martingales Trunks Med
zeal and plain Saddle Bags, Whips, Spurs Drafs and
Harness Collars together with ever, thing TINT is 10 be
tonnd IN establishment of that kind He natteIs him
e that by long experience in the business he will be en-
abed to give entire satisfaction. Repairing done with
neotnrss, durability md dispatch Old saddles taken
In exchange for new Don't foret to call at the sign OF
the Praneisg Pony. GEO b. THURMAN
lie 23-d&r9mf
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The Yel7oao Fer n Phdadelphia.

PHrLApELrnA. jay 2Sth.-The disease
which has made its appearance on SCUM street
wharves in this city, has been pronounced vel
low fever. Six persons died Of it last night
and much alarm exists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

The Syracuse Star learns that the Supreme
Court OF the State of New York, at IFS sitting
held a week or two since,pronounced deci
sion distinctly affirming the constitutlonaiity OF
the fugitive salve law Of 1850
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

~ OTICE.-Al persons indebted to IL will please
l come forward and pay. We have given long In
dugenee therefore we hope all will pay romy and not
put to trouble
II All persons having claims will present them for
settlement. b. ~. LEWIS e. co.
iy lsts
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THE LATEST NEWS.

HoRRrBLE AFFAIR. "A negro aged 10 or 20
h.lonelng to II. France. of Healh's Creek
pa,tis county Mo-. on the Sd of July entered
The house Of Mr. John Rams. in his absence.
with the intent 10 commit rape upon Mrs
Rains. Failing in his diabolical attempt, he
murdered her it'll clab and left her three
children for dead. throwing them bruised and
lacerated, into fence corner The children
recovered, though the fate of the eldest boy
was for several days doubtful. He identified
the negro who as Immediately apprehended
by the citizens and execution only delayed to
ascertain whether he had been instigated to the
deed by others. He confessed his guilt, and
was burnt at The stake without judge or jury,
near Georgetown. on the 9th inst. We are
no believers in Lynch Law, but if there ever
was a case which would justify its application,
this is one oil them.
The next day "a ~ the citizens of Pitts
county having suspicious that the negro had
been nstgated 10 this deed by his master, and
on the ground Of several depredaions and OF
fences committed in The neighborhood by the
Frances ordered him and his son to leave the
county in 10 days. and the father to leave the
State in 80 days. Doubtless the hint will be Ia
ken. If NOT, we shall probably have more muir
ders in that quarter before long.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01
IrottlRg Match.

The trolting race between Flora Temple and
Ia"ony, al Saratoga. on The 26lh, resulted as
follows: Flora Temple won the three first
heats. Tme-2:30 2:3l 2:32.
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FOR NEW YORK;!
u S. MaH Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

THE new and elegant side wheel stenm' r.4sll~--N
l. ship JAMESTOWN (Capt Parrish s=z1<a
will leave Petersburg via City Point, every Tuesday
Evening" and the ROANOKE, Capt. CnVendy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg including
State Rooms $lo Wv
Storage passage. w
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships are
exceled by none on the and travellers will hnd 1t
the most pleasant route to the north they will there
bv avoid the dust and frequent chunges OF the kairoads
g57Tckets issued at my Office on Sycamore street
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST. Agt. Petersburg.
r-95-A Messenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday at half past o'clock P M
70 connect with the Steamships at City Point Passen
GERS by the Southse Railroad will reach Petersburg IN
time to take the cars for the steamers. S.6. d.
july dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

OST-Between MAR street aud MIS-. RoyalP-
| ON Federal Hill La small mourning or jet BREAST
PIN Tie finder will be suitably rewarde by leaving
it at the V.rginian Office. lJy @o-di"J
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia,

BY STEAMEK BELFIDEhE,
Leapes Richmond eoery Tuesday at octock +, a.
IT THE large and new Steamer l. VI d II II ;
sssssA Capt CLIFFORD, will receive freight every Mon
day, and up the hour of o'clock P M every lu"'
day for the above place.
shippers to Wheeling. Pitsburg. Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this route the cheap
est and most expeditions. For freight, apply TO
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
July - dts
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CANAL OPENED
MORE NEW GOODS-JULY 25th. 1853.
l'A JoHN PURyls, Agent is again receiving great
nuny New Goods, which he will sell not exaellv al
cost. but great deal cheaper than some aid Stock,
of goods in Lynchburg would likely be AT COST
1873 Paraso-, all colours and prices,
l07 Ladies aud Misses Bonnots, all styles,
Artificial Hair, large supply, to-wii:
Rnglets, Wigs, Curl. &c, very cheap.
lawns, large stock at q, 10 4 l24 cts. per yd..
Pink, blue, buff and purple Calicoes,
Together with variety of other goods, tedious
mention. JNO j. PURVIS, Agent.
July 25-ifts
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At

AuctiOn-on Saturday the 2Oth day Of Aug.
"s at O'Clock IN the eernpoouPon the promises, the
undersigned acting under he authority Of decree Of
he Amherst county court nihe suit e Fair rs Mitch
I'll AMI wife, &C. pronounced an the sh Of ,uly,
1888 will proceed 10 sell az public auction 100 ACRES
OF Land lying IN the county Of Amherst, Immediately
Opposite the South.sde Depot. survey and plat
OF the land will be exhibited at the .n To- and II will be
divided into lots to suit purchasers
TERMS Upon credit of six and - five months
taking negotiable piper sntisfat toriy endorsed.
July 27-2aWtds WIN h ROANE Con,'r
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~ an Di6yeits d Whue Snlphur Spriags.-T he tray
cling community informed that The above limo is
now in operation with and splendid Troy Coac hes
good teams and careful and accommodating drivers.
Passengers for this line will leave Ly1chburg daily
(Sundny's excepfed at 81 o'clock, by the railroad
cars for Bufords Depot then by stage, Is miles over
fine ron to Buchanan by 81 oclockrest all night and
mex. morning o'clock by Farish q Co line and ar
rive at Dibres Springs to Breakfast and TO the White
Sulphur early the same evening.
Returning, leave the White Sulphur daily, Sundays
excepted and arrive at Buchanan the evening by
dark and leave morning at for Buford's Deptagd
arrive il Ly nchburg by 10 Am
burg; in Buchanan at Dast's Hotel or Haney's Hotel
Fare between Lynchburg and Buchanan, Only g. Run
ing time, 81 hours lHh fhofhiEloh
Jnly 28-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

SST-About the third of June last,o The Stage
IL Road leading from Lynchburg Charlottesville
between Hammers and Thurman's Taverns, pair
SAD d LEBAGS
containing some clothing and valuable papers I'll
finder will be rewarded by leaving them at the V,gi
ian Office, LynchbGrg, q. w. TurPia's. Charlottes
vile, Va. aug l-c2t
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AUCTION SALES.
IN SATURDAY the e.h a.

On SATURDAY the 9Th day of August,
- at Il ooleck, n. IN front Of the Market. House
/ will sell -FOUR LIKELY NEGROES viz. silvy and
her three children. Also | BAY HORSE. belonging
TO tn estate of J. I W. Read decd. of Bedford
TERMS. months with interest from the day 4 sale
y 25-dtds WM A. READ Conn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01

fIaEE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Thomas q. Steai importer aud JoJber Of Sahs MHS
merry and Fancy GoodS,a nett Cash prcesTtu grant
ed by adding interest, 1862 Broadpay ~ y, Has now
in is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices, complete assortment of goods in his line,
ising all the various styles aud designs consisting 81
Black and Fancy Silks, Marceines Forences, Shawls
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons Taiieta and Satin Ribbons.
Dress TRIMMING of all kinds, Embroderies, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lsses. Silk Crnvats, Glove,
Of all kinds Silk Lace Mtts, Bareges Laces. White
Goods, Hosiery, l. Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from the
North, South East and Wet when in The city, favor
him with a call; and examine his stock before pur-
chasing
THOMAS G STEARNS
1862 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 28.lnc1v and Maiden LHne, n Y.
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VIRGINIA WILD LANDS.
Grazing PURPOSES.
GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY,
AT WASHINGTON, d. C.

AT WASHINGTON, d. c.
ID A. SOMMERVILLE, (Late Clerk in the PEI
h. sion offcc) Agent and Attorney for the Pros,
cuton Of PeSion Lond and erery description Of Clam
against Congress either of the Executive Depar
ments OF the General Government.
Attention also given Miscellaneous Agencies. Lam
Warrants and Script bough', negotiated and sold.
A. s. has special acquaintance with Virginia
references, Forms AMI instruction, forwarded pc
Request
All communications postage pre.paid) promptly Al
tended to- Charges moderate. Address as above.
III Office on 9TH street opposite the General POI
Office Department aug -dlm1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-01
ITME LYNGIIBURG ACADEMY, Sit

HNHE LkNGkEBDaeGA ACADEMY, Sit
Il uael nj the head of Church Street will be opened
the LIST day Of August. IL Is designed give on
Christian principles, thorough nglish and Classical
Educaod. Terms for the session Of five month";, $23
80, payable in advance The study Of Freneh and Ger
mnn, Vocal and Instrumental music will be charged
but should my pupil dispense with Mathematics
ho nay take, in placc Of H. without any chnge,any
of this above languages The School !. intended he
select its number limited, and the first Chrisnn rule,
Obedience" will be strictly enforced
July d2awts l.. n. STAUDENMAYER.
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tO.wit:-At Rule. holden

VIRGINIA, tO.Wit:-At Rules holden !
the Ter S office of lie Court of Hastings for III
city of Lynchburg Monday the 25th of July 1888,
George Bagby, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
jacob H i'll md John w A. Saunders late partners do
ing business under the firm and style of Hill Il Saun
ders Defendants.
In action of trepass the ease in which the dam
ages claimed $780, an in which attachments have
been issued agan. the property OF the Defendant, ia
cob Hill, and executed upon certain Ro H. Bell, and
a certain cob Rumbough.
1t appearing by aila that the Dren iant Jacob
Hill is resident ofthis Commonwealth on the mo
lion of the Plaintiff by his attorney is ordered that tho
said Defendant do appear here within month ate
due publication hereof and do what may be try
protect his interest and that This order be published ono
a week for four successive weeks in the Lynchbur
Virginian, y and lie posted front door of th
Courthouse of this city the first day of the mex
tel of this Court.
Copy-Tese,
JAMES BENAGH, Clk.
T. J. KIRKPATRICK pr. taug l.wfw]
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NTHK ACITE u BlTUMINOUS
n Goals. The subscribers having recently enter.
ed into the Anthracite on business In connection with
their former Blum nous Comb bushes, will be pleased
furnish the citizens Of Lynchbnrg with both kinds on
the unusual accommodating terms.
Orders through Mcssr Nance 81 Goooh of this place,
or 10 US direct will be pro opty attended 10.
BECKETT g. MAYNARD,
il 20--d2nw2m Richmond.
~ Republican and Express ropy
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,rnI.y.1 LGARRgr ?. WATSON


DALI atIhe BuHHIO RtTFT 49, s,r;ngs
ON Thursday. the lth August. s,,rouE1I
III, Proprietors.
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AMHERST.
Office in the budding q The Citzen.' Savings
Bank, Al the head Of the stairs Southern entrance.
Jniyi6.d3m
Gas FITTING - FIxTUREs-IIav.
~ ing made arrangements with Mr.. Theodore Low.
enire. Of Philadelphia, n Practical. Ornamental and
Plain Gas Filter. takes this method OF Informing our
friends and the public generally thar are ready
supply them with Gas Fittings and Fxtu Of the In
test styles and patterns. Having mrdc extensive ar
Engagements with the best houses in Philadelpla we
hope TO share the public favor
Churches. Hoels, any Public or private buildings
huel up with Gas pine aud fixtures the shortest no.
tce All orders thankfully received aud executed with
di.pateh and warranted to give satisfnefion.
y20-lts WIN. l.. LEGK1E g. co
MONEY FOUND-whioh the owner can
lfA get by eal'ng the subscriber, proving prop.
er, and paying for advertisement.
iy 2s-ts u. D. PAYNE.
p1Gh'S SALAMANDEIt sAFEs!-
~ Long known--sevctely tcsted--ulwsys faithful 10
their trost-the only safes made combining Riohs 4
Wild,rs Patents. STEARNS Il MARVIN
Successors TO Rich Uo..)
i46 Water 81, ". J.
TuoMPSoRS oNDESLuYS. agents,
VIM Baltimore. Nd
GEaTLEMEN'S Cambria Inandker
~ cIstefs-sti,ohed. bordercd und plnn, also.
White and coored: sptalfeld's Bondnna fongec, Dn
musk and China Cold Silk Pocket Hand erchefs.
July d. 8. SilAfER K co
Tor MnLLERS-Ih have for sale a full sci OF
pin gearing, suitable for ~ To Is foot wheel, .
Iron Mortice Wheel inions aud different machinery
Wheels, which will answer Tor wooden shafting
July 26.d&ets II. s. LANGHORNE.
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DACON-A nc. lot 81 Bacon consignment in
ID store and for sale by
jc Bots JOS. II. WILSON.
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I-Y"orders by mil promptly filled.
March11-ifts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-10

JEFFERSON ON THE MosRox DocrnxE.--Spxrks. in his
recent publication OF mporsn, letters gives an extract Of
letter from Jefferson when Secretary Of State TO the
fiesiaen Ia 1870, IN which have the Monroe doc
'he ioreshadowed Il was written in reply TO ques-
uon piopounded 10 the cabinet by General Washington
based upon the possible contingency OF Great Britain and
SPAN appealing 10 decide The disputes then pen
ing between them. Jefferson says:
!" am 90 deeply impressed with the magnitude OF the
dangers which will attend government. ii Louisiana
and Inc flofdas be added 10 the British empire that in
my opinion, we ought TO make ourselves parties in the
general war expected 10 take place, should this be the
only means OF preventing the calamity But think we
should deter this siep long possible because
s 1uii OF chances which may relieve from the
sly OF interference and if necessary. sill, The later
interfere, The better shall be prerared"
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

COTTAGE AND EXTENSIVE GROUNDS ON THE HEIGHTS
Thorsday, the I6h att O'Clock. will
public sale the premises that beautiful property on The
ndge kenncdys and garden whole
eonpri,ins los g. s. a, 45 ~ as 81, a. ga a. "a, In
square 5t3 between north and FOURTH and
YIth
property enclosed by excellent fence, partly and
in and planted with choice fruit and shade
trees cottage house, 81 by d feet built
b. materials. nogred, and brick cellar The house
thoroughly painted and repsred inside
In the yard well Of and ercslent water The
cottage is under At 500 per
nasding Vernon and embracing
hills every direction. The better
cis@s villa residences than other within the city
limits and offered make available,
should that kind Of improvement Lets
nd 81 viii 20 with the cottage
United and perfect An
abstract and plat Of the be Al
Tems cash balance in equal g. is, and
and N the
within FIVE days, the right reserved To resell
at risk and expense % the hr,t purchaser.
JAS. @. Mcguire,
June I'D Auctoneer.
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From Nova ScorA--By the packet brig Halifax, we
have Halifax papers 10 the I'd Instant

FROM Nova ScoriA.-By the packet brig Halifax, we
have Halifax papers 10 the I'd instant:
Ihornes Cove, in the township of Granville, in the
county Of Annapolis has been declared port of entry
and clearance for British and foreign shipping AMI
goois-o embrace Young's Cove on the bay shore and
Goat Island, in Annapolis basin"
On Friday, May 81, Hon. William Young, the speaker
OF the house OF assembly attended by the officers OF the
house, and accompanied by several members OF the
semby, waited on his excellency Vice Admiral Sir
George Seymour with address and resolution of The
assembly OF March last thanking the vice admiral for his
conduct ia protecting the fsheres--to which he made an
address in reply, concluding as follows:
Alow me to add my conviction, that one of The sures,
elements OF success in these provinces must be derived
from the perseverng industry Of the maritime population
assisted by mercantile capital and applied in their YES
sels IN developing the varied resources which Provi.
dence has so beautifully bestowed on their native
shores"
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oAsApA AT THE NEw YORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
The Montreal Pilot OF the 9Th ult says that is the in
tenon OF The government TO apply TO Parliament for the
sum oil faoOo to deray the expenses attendant on The
transmission TO and from New York. and custody there
OF articles to be forwarded from Canadao the great in.
dusTal fair at New York The Pilot also states that an
Invitation to his exceency the general has been
forwarded from the president of The exhibition commit.
tee which his excelency, hear, has sgned his in
ten'on 10 accept in the event Of his other avocaons
permitting Several members of the provincial admins
lranon, with other distinguished visers from Canada,
will also be present on that interesting occasion.
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From THE CAPE or COOP Horoscope Town paper
have been received IN this city by the julius Caesar at
New London.
Formal proclamation made, March 2, of the close
OF The kahr Sandll and the Gaka people receiving
royal pardon, which, however, did not extend 10 the
Ho,ientos. Fears entertained that the cessation oil
hoses may not be final, and that the war will break
out when the removal of the Kaths 10 their aot.
ted grounds is attempted.
The steamer Sarah Sands, from Melbourne, February
Ia, for Liverpool, arrived al Cape Town April /, with
100000 ounces of gold Her has been ancipal ed
here by later arrivals.
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The LAW OF LOUISIANA AS TO DAMAGES FOR KILLING
The New Orleans Delta OF the 27th ut in the
course of remarks The glorious uncertainty OF
the law" alludes 10 the action brought by The widow
and children OF Dr. Landreaux against railroad com
pany that State to $50 900 damages for killing
the husband and father The Delta says that
Recent decisions have left it in great doubt whether
the damages be recovered. Although our civil code
lays il down in the most general terms that anything
which injury to another is good foundation for
an action OF danages-and though the French courts
acting principle OF the code Napoleon which has
been copied verbatim into code, have uniformly al
lowed damages 10 wives for the killing of their hus-
bands-yet supreme court determined in the case of
Elizabeth Hubb The Caroton Railroad Company
that such action would not lie in this Sale-hat the
vile had not sufficient property in the husband to ente
her to damages for his destruction 1t always appeared
to US 10 be most revolving decision. and OF ques-
,onable legal soundness.
"We pride ourselves the security extended in our
free country 10 lie and person and yet here we are
met by practical example of the vast nerorily OF our
law in this respect 10 that OF France In France 80 lar
have they carried this principle OF the right OF The ie
for the loss OF her husband that damages ha
been allowed in in which the husband has been
killed in fair duel. when he voluntarily exposed him
sell 10 destruction. But here, in louisiana il was ned
by our late supreme court that woman might recover
damages for the unlawful killing OF her pig or her kitten
but for The killing of her husband Such distinctions
as these are revolving to natural justice"
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IAiroRTANI WANTING pECIsIoN.

BUFFALO, June s-Judge Hail. in the United States dis.
tic court, decided the 7th Of much interest In
a recent suit, growing out Of collision between he
America and the propeller oswego, by which the
latter sunk decreed hat 600 be paid by
owners Of the America the OF the Osweyo The
me rcsn subsequently iibelled by several creditor.
aud sold nearly 8iI 600 The present brought
compel the to pay the $4,000 to the oswes
in preference other demands Judge Hsl.decided that
the libelants had maritime line against the America
The Of the judgment, and preference had be
given the last line created the whole balance he
paid over TO the belants
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Three Hundred Dollars Premium for = Plan q
markct-h0usc,
MAYORS OFFICE,


Washington, June ], 1853.
NDER The authority Of joint resolution Of the Board Of Alder
Board Common Council Of this
o
building
hereby given that premium Of three hundred dollars
of building
present site OF the Centre Market house.
Persons desng offer plans by application the Mayors
obtain
W and the adjacent thereto.
building be such afford accommodation the first
floor market with large thu second floor
capable being divided into
wi other public
7h and 9th
subject obtained appli-
a the Mayors Office
he accompanied with specification.
iel Mayors
IN on the first day Of August
The paid person whose
proved OF M adopted by this corporation.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
Iune3 -2aMiAugI
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The enchanted mountain in Texas is an immense oval
rock 300 feet high, situated about eighty miles north
from Basrop Its surface is polished and in sunshine
dazzles The behoder distance of three or four miles
Those who ascend it have to wear mocassns or stock
ings and like those who up to Mount Horeb mus,
put dhsir shoes The Cumanches perform their reli-
gioas rites on this singular hill