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had an unpleasant alteration, growing ouf
speech delivered by Mr.. Camhreleng 10
the course of the day. In that speech
Mr.. Cambreling charged Mr. Hoffman
with having "veered and hauled," in his
politics, and suited himself and his prnci
pies to the popular gale. Mr.. Hoffman
replied with great force and d,gn,tion.
and told MIR, Cambreleng that he should
hold any man personally responsih's4sho
should inpugn the purity If his motives.
/. Mr.. Cambreling disciaimea All dssisn Of
impugning the motives Of Mr.. Hoffman;
Mr.. Hoffman accepted The diselsimer; -
the two gentlemen kissed snd em,raced,S
and there was not an appeal to hair irig%
gers.
The proceedings have not heen diyersis-
fed this week; nor have ,h4y been unu~
sually Interesting The whole mater Of
debate has been confined 10 the sub Trea-g
sury bill, and taken all and in all, has nas
been remarkable for depth Of reasoning
or subimity Of eIoquenee Mr.. Lsgru of
South Carolina. has made one or swo ve-
ry able speeches in oPpo&is'on 10 the Gub-
Treasury bill; and MI. john Quincy Ad.
ans has discussed eioqurnly Oh ;he res
olutlon. calling tor select Conmittee to- :
investigate the Florida Wal The Frea>-
sury Note Bill as you are aware passed.
on Thursday, and is now the law of the
land. Its effects on he country, L hope.
will be found abundantlyt s.lasary.--
The bill is an important one to the coun-
ny. and rejoice tha, it has passed
Early this morning, the SUB Treasury
Bill, was taken up for final ac,icn. Mr..
Sherrod Williams Of Kentucky, moved
that it lie on the table. The motion
was taken by ayes ard noes, and decided
in the atlirmative,by a vote Of 100 10 iO7-
Mr.. Griffin, OF South Carolina, moved n.
reconsideration Of the vote MIR Bcr~
den- OF Massachusetts, .meye! that that
motitn do lie on the table, and i. was car
ried in the affirmative. By vote nfll9 To-
LOG. So the bill was th1s dispo I'd d fot
the session. Yours, &c.
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rrun B.ckneiis Reporter.
LUMBERMAN'S BANK AT WARREN

Very unfavorable rep"r+s are in circu-
la,ioo. in relation TO this Bank. Its notes
are no, now purchased by our brokers at
at any pricv. II the bank is really in o
solvent condition. i, becomes the duty OF
its efficers, TO make some redemption OF
OF its notes IN this city. No bank in
Pennsylvania, is at the present moHient
in such bad odor in Philadelphia. Large
amonn's ofthe notes were offered to the
Brok ers' last week. and in o few iustan.
ces, sales were effected at discounts Of
from l2a TO Is per cent.
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SHALL THE BANKS GOVERN? OR.
SHALL THE PEOPLE GOVERN2

We call particular attention to the fol-,
lowing extract of an article from MIR.
BIppLE's organ, the Ny Courier and
Enquirer:
''rbc truth is, it is only through the
banking institutions Of this country the
Government con obtain the noEay Il SAYS
il wants those institutions which tho
Government has repated as faithless, pra h
on whch'its adhorents lavish every tssts
of abuse in the blackguard's dictionoa
And we boldly say, that the vaaks O Al
it to.thair character, their interest,", and M
community, 70 refuse, ono and all, to. gi M
any currency toto touch even th,
Treasury notes-UNTIL THE GovEaNMEA
CONSENT TO RECEIVE BANK NOTES AZ,
PAR. Byadopting this course. they would
compe' the Government to desst from
continuing an artificial home demand for
specie, which by preventing the banks re-
suming specie payments, keeps them in
their present state of ptostratios, and is
injurious TO every interest 10 the cstnnlu.
nifty. Ualess thc banks really believe
themselves the monsters which tils admin.
istration orators say they arc, they will
adopt this course, by whichthoy viii make
the Government and its partisans feel and
tacitly ad,nit,that they are no; the excre.
scences on the body polite which thew
represent, but that their action IS as va
believe, not generally very salusary, buss
that often the wheels OF Government must
stand still without their aid. y
So the banks are called on, toenter into
a combination for the purpose Of compei.
ling the Government TO receive and dis.
burse their irrsdeemab,e notes, violating
tho obligation Of all It's conlsacts, and ar,
nihilsting the standard Of value set up by
the Constitution! BY conceived actios.S
they are to prove, that GOTTEN TaEi
WHEELS Of GOVERNMfl MT ssiIJ ST,
SANAD STILL WITHOUT THEIR
I AlD.n s-s4 :.
| Well, suppose they were TO SHOW thaf
they have the mower at will to nsior ibo
wheels Of Govcrnment,n what would Il
provea liwould psoye ihalihe babssarc.
| stronger than the paople; a!sa, qsEJz
1 BANKSAnE THE GOV llR rttsssENT
and THE PEOPLE THEIR 81 XWEs
Those who repembcf tss la1s,s q sas |,
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tect the country against their insovent
issues, and give fair chance for pay
ment 10 the numerous holders of their vio-
lated ''promises TO pay"
C0nc7ndtd neGt Week
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.ould procure then Temova! VS.

nasc m, new administration will be go
hops -, more honest and patriotic rule.
verne =, r.l,,ioa the Reports OF the majority aud
l ~ M of the comm'l'ee appointed 10 examine
"'' ,h. nature Of the connection existing be
in'o"R NJ. whitney and the Treasury De
tween we have only to say, that the testl-
Pa',"'. .,,uorA,ed in them satisfies US, that
mon' usssr.. Whitney and W oodbury have
""' raurded, in their intercourse against
ea''.s .;bli,y Of establishing the charge OF any
the Po,' r.cosni,ion of the former by the latter
el fart of such connection is nevertheless clear
,a' loved ,a by the frequent interviews and con
as,ce between those gentlemen IN matter,
ING 10 the affairs Of the Defoslte Banks,
pal cal agents Of the government-by the free
lass and ingress to the Treasury office allowed
ws,o.y. for the purpose Of procuring infor-
-. for his employers-by the manner in
't,.h the public papers were submitted to his
,;n.,;on. and the use made BY the Depart
49,, a, tabular statements drawn up by him
W. more especially, by the means resor,ed 10,
az ,rJer TO induce the Depos tie Banks to ap-
.o;n, whitev their agent such as represent
i those Banks that this appointment would
=, t;gbly gratifying to both the President and
-. Secretary Of the Treasury, and IN such
'.'..,er as to leave no doubt that th.se repre-
..,o,,on, were made, if not by the consent, at
,,,., Nv the connivance Of those high functional
=. themselves. We regret that we have no
.a,o, tor the Reports OF the majority and m'norl-
=, This Committee (; though we propose here
.,,.r 10 condense the testimony for the lntorma-
lion Of our readers.
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Uorribie Consequences ot intrmpsraac" -
On SUNDAY evening Iaborer aud IN, vile, WHO
,ide in 7l,t >trtet, New York. got them'rlve,
80 drunk that while they were sitting at the fire,
The woman lie, herchild. about four months old.
fall rom tier lap INTO thu ie aud mother She
nor her hu ,hlad was able toex rlraie 1t until IT
was too late. The agonzng srrr ms OF the luilc
unfortunate caused lo'ger IN the hou to run
lntolhr room. who behell I'll" ieastly father Of th'
po1rrhiId endravorag 10 riisr II from til # une-,
but 50 completely pro-tfale WAS he with l'q.ot
HAT the chi wa telallY roasted alive hclor,
he succeeded IA king II fro the IRE.
fyour Conn.,
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rpEE DISCUSSION The Aboltionlsts
have been put down, or in other words, out-vo
led. both at Rochester and at Onondaga, New
York. )afer full, free and earnest discussion oil
,b.irt enets We are glad 10 see them met IN
I'M, way, on their own dunchiils. They would
always be defeated, if reason and facts alone
were relied upon. Their only hope OF success
/, based upon the perverted smypathes Of wo-
men and children, excited by exaggerated re
rre ,entatons as TO the coalition OF slaves III the
sou,h-wbo, we repeat for the hundfedth
time, are more &C comfortably situated and happier
than the laboring class Of any countryon,he slobe
nay, than the very people who are making
tool, Of themselves BY interfering in their br
half.
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BY YESTERDAYS NAIL.

The House of Delegate ha> adopted (59to 80
Nj R.ndoi h. substitute as an amendment 10
the ,rhcme q Injcpendcnt Bank, reported 10y
the committee. By tins substitute the wi.a.e IN
crease oil capital to be thrown Irto ilp eSi>tit .
Baaks The BIZ IS 50 odion, 10 tho Ireud, oi
increased capital, that i, viii unque-ronahly h.
rejected ard in all likelihood, the wlseir rna,t,
will be oe ed a.oth / year.
The llou,e hl, passed bil1 directing that g
lections rur members Of Congress anu the State
Lesi ,la,urc Shall take place on the same day
,hroagou, the commonwealth instead OF, a.
h.repcr. on the respective court days o he DIT
fcrent counties, and The day fixed upon IS the
fourth thur >day in AptI'. In th,, blll the Sen
ate has concurred, 50 that i'll law OF the land.
x bill cn n the time Of meeting Ut the
Leg. stature tom the | Monday IN December
10 the l,t Monday in january, has also passed
the House of Dele rates.
1t is rumored that Gen. Gaine, has made an
unqualified demand to conduct the Florida war,
and that IN certain (unnamed) contingencies, he
intends torcSlgn his commission in the army.
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GOssA 4.
s!:;k
This celebrated ioal Setter.


NllL the present season, stand ut Chris
w uan,sille, Metklenburg county, Virginia,
tn miles Nof hwc, Of BoyLton, fifteen Norh
Of Ciark,slIle, seventeen South OF Luncnburs
Court. house, aad twenty five Southeast OF Char
iote Court house, and vii be let to mares al
seventy five dollars the season. ANY genile
man becoming responsible for thc payment OF d
G! s. OF SIX nate,, can put them At ~lxiy Gollar'
each the >easnn.-- One dollar 10 the Groom III ev-
cry CAST Season commenced Ihc inst day Of
February, and will expire On the first day Of
July next Mates eh with Grhanna will he fed
agreeably 10 orlers, and charged accordingly
Large and extensive Pa,turage gratls.--EVery
possible care Will be taken to prevent accidents
or escapes, but will not he liable for either
Servants sent with mares TO C;ohanna, will he
boarded free Of eharse. JOHANNA having
heen 50 often advertised we think II unneeessa.
r, to say any thing about his Blood OF Perform
Ances, and the high price he sold sold tor Fall
before last, IT public anelion, IL evidence snth
Gent OF his high standing as getter Vi Race
Horses.
March l6 G..
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10 1t i, SAL h. the Nv York American
thai lh- late meeting held in that city, 10 CON
plain Of bank notes and high prres, VA, com.
posed principally Of ii con,rnted Eagllshtoen.-
|, Gen. J eek on had made war on tie influx Of
foreign paupers INTO The coutnY mstad 81 10.
re,sn capital, he wcui have done The Sf,le son,e
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EJ' Claiborne ". Gooch, Esq. Formerly one
Of the Editors Of Richmond Enquirer has re
ceved the appointment of Postmaster of Rich
mond uice VIM. H. Roane, declined.
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III Nj. jams GRIND adire,,'d thu pro
Me Of lemare al their lat court, on HI, les
turn from Washington. The Charlottesville y
yoca,e says" some Of me party less d'sc ert
than Il rest, expressed Tie oplnon that II th'y
la 10, known that ii was the Mayor, they would
hav. though, II was n utig tai wa, speak
iur y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16

~ Wyatt Cardwel. Esq is candidate Il
represent the people of Charlotte county in lht
next Legislature of Virginia.
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@RIwUlA :. ".

MOTTO E.-fhr Reverend " tllIdm l. liol-
.o',Lr wtil preach al The re.id= ny q George W.
Old. the OH day OF Apr. on u funeral occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16

b. Gen. b. ". 5. Gabcll HI, retired from the
editorial department OF the Dmvllc Reporter.
which will be henceior;h conducted by Thomas
A. Terrv ESQ,
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~ Many Toters," in the Danylile Report
er, announces James Z. Bruce, E.q can
dldatc TO represent til, district in the next Con
gress. This annunciation, is made wihou, the
knowledge of Mr. Bruce though hope i, ex
pressed tina, he will Weld his consent
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~ Dr.. Francis Mallory, of Elizabeth City,
is the Wing candidate for Congress, in the
Norfolk district represented by George Loyal,
Esq
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Pianos, Guitars All New Nude


MRS. +. q SMITH invites tie attention 81 lad e.
" toa beautiful pidno f11tf, coivcd lhia day
rom buhojS Bleoa aud Ch1fnbets, aud described IN
their Pr cod cntao rrand action, tai lei frnnt,
C. Al s}75.' On land seral Pianos rom IT,, same
l"usc, and from Nuns Clark q. re.
Mr.. 8. has sso rch nssprlmcniof G'Uilts from
he ra nest tho rost hielly ornnmcutrd, aud has
nstr ccvrd a runnly Of Nsn nusie f1r 10th instu-
ncuts. Teachers furu shed withc tIalasucH Prrt.1.
NJ rch . ifs
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- y

1T is thought that Mr.. Van Buren, will
..na,l the Treasury Order soon as decent
regard for the opinions OF his "'lias'r'oi' pre-,
a.ee, ,orn will permit him to act upon the sub
ierf
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TO CONTRACTORS.

yEyfiE >nh>cr beers have on hand Cast Steel Ii
to2l.S inch Round Iron, IA TO ! 3 inch
sn- Iron. 81 - inch Bad Iron, 10 inch
\ heel Barrow T,re, Spike and Nal Rods, En-
sll.b and American Blister Steel. Crow Bar,
PIX. sab Ifou, 3 5 6, 8 and l2hy l-2 Ia ]
.rrh, Ame>'. No. 2 Shovel and Spades, Eag
IN and Russia sheet Iron, Hoop Iron, Black
,mth's Tools, &c.
MILLER & ROYALL.
March Il 3Wli
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Desirable Property at auction.

Desirable Property AT auction.
HAVING Disposed of ny Tan Yard IN the town a.
- liberty, aud wishing 10 remove 10 thc country
VIII sell To- the Ii cheat bidder on Nfdncpdry IT.,
2t day of April next my House and Lot sitnal,d ON
the north d" "i s1i town. The lot contains nluul
Tour ncr,s On viii ch there IL esc, MT orchard of
Nnr Qua KINDS of ut-the House - lafoc and ,uln,,n
nl"u7 nnd N'Iy de8ta' l. for piivato lom,lg / VIII
also sell, ut the time various uttcl,a Of Lou.e
h"ii and Kitchen furniture. Persons W alnp to ,,,v
me prcmaca, can do M OF any timr. The terms viii
be accommodating, and made lnowii on the dov of
sale Tho propcIY will certainly he sbid ON thc nj oyu
named day ui'ss Pfi, nlaly dispnao Of Pre-, tuusv
JOHN HOFFMAN
Mlrch w3wif
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE yIRGtSIAS


Genttfm'n-As | think you have done vely
gteatinlus,Ice to the FureweH address OF Gen.
1lck,on, by the remarks which accompanied ii,
as Editorial, | enclose those oil the highly re-
Specialize editor otthe Pennsylvania in the
fp'l belief that your readers will see them
'hFeugh your columns. have read over thai
"lle'' very carefully, AMI must confess thai
See nothing 10 it to call forth the very bitter
m,fNs with which it ACCOMPANIED in the
y MORAL of your paper. NV object i, merely
- eau the attention of your readers to the so
rum reading Of the Address Itself: and il IN il
my lung of treas on or heresy can be found, TO
tue constitution or avs Of our country, why let
lac honest yeomanry, who have. always sup
ported HIM, detect it at once, and condemn
al" to everlasting fame" II, On the contrary
ne mas spoken only, the words OF truth am
Ps'f'oiism, who so vindictive in party ieelin3>
as 10 follow him with contumely and reproa,
10 On honest grave?
friend Of Andre,o Jacksoa
ont If Office.
From the Pennsylvania.
M. iHE FARE VEIL ADDRESS.
- we publ h TODAY, the Farewell Address OF
"ehefii Jacks m, on retiring from the Presden-
", Val cha'r, and in closing the arduous and pro
"':'sa duties Of his public lie From this ven
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fs = Il L y h
-. s., sn'sen having sustained considerable inju.
n III and ele'wAerc, iy tspnssr on h., pts Ireal;ns
o"Wn hrses, &c. rth,s tlis method to inform ,he
= nerally thai he is no longer dsrostd TO sub
' LIN 10 those lnjnre sbut the public that he
~ at the law niorce against all and every person 30
~ PASSING On his pr"pcry in IKE vicinity oi Lynch
""rg ais" on lbs plantation, in Campbell county sit.
anied on Fishing Cheek, adjoining Mr.. Jones and
othcr=--and also his woodland in the neighborhood
ot Mr.. G. Wmire9 and others--The law shall be en-.
forced ae ainst all such offenders, without respect to
p'r1 ms A. LIGGAT.
Narch l6 w2w
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Coppersmith and Unaware
Business,

In all its yariou, branches. He is pr pared ic
N he stlls of any SIZE or f,,hion, Halter, ket
To-, E.; Wash, Stew aud Tea Kettles and Tn
~ are of every description, which he viii eel
wholesale and retail on as good terms n any
e.tabIl hmeal IN loAn.
Hpis now openinga handsome assortment Of
Hand and Hou>e BELL, London Tuned Betl>
for Teams, In ,eit,; Bell Metal and Brass ket
tie, Patent and Common Iron Tea Kettles
- tae Pans Wailla and Wafer lroEs; Sau,,
Fan, , Coffee Mills, Griluon>; irving Pan.
Bras CnlIe,ll k, Snullrr, nd rray>; Shov-
i AMI Tony, Faucets; Pewter MolAssps
Gate. e.; J,panel Lamps; Walters, &c
Claw Hammers, Saw; l.adlcS SKINNER,
IN Fork, $ ale beams ani Weights Tack
Knives aud Fork, Rozrs; IRON, Britannia
ma Silver SPOONS Steel and Bras Lo k,
Iron Furnaces, e. He Will also keep an a
ortmtnl Of elegaal NORTHERN SION Els
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COPPER
AND
Tin-Ware Manui'actory.
r 7 L. d EN- r. Fl ED

ESPECTFULLY inform, the citizens Of
M Lynchburg aud the surrounding country.
that lie hl- commenced the above business III
the hrirk store one door above DR.. llowe Da-
vie,'> Apothecary, aud opposite Mc-srs. Jane,
T. Hunt < Co., Wholesale store, where he
will carry on the
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vE.TRiLc0UIsM..
Eoa TnrEE NIGHTs GNLY-.


Fos THREE NIGHTS Only.
uAS7Ei. PLl27. he btreiiie peetr'io-
gust,
GNEINC lifted with this singular Fac UB-
I'D TY, hegs leave to offer a d. play 81 II ~
| lhe Ladies and Gen,lemrn Of this rsre, on
Thurs az. FRIDAY and Saturday nights. Mnreh
! 10th, 18th nd 18Th, at the Bah Raon vi iAe
| Franklin Hotel.
MASTER r. though comparatively yours;
| IN the professiop., hopes he will he able 10 AZ.
lord the LADIES aud GENTLEMEN Of this
plaee aud lis vicinity an amusing and intellectual
repast that will meet their most sanguine ex-
pXpr ciatious,
WITH the following msg mary personagcsb be
will hold live dderen Co loques. The charac.
t.rs occupying different place, and apartment,
some IN the Cellar, some ~ the street, others III
4 TrunK others up the Kinney. and others A.
gam bahind "A Curtain, nnd various PARIS Of the
mousse. as the arrangement ofthe ,udiDg uay
uggest
ColIoquial Characters.
Colonel po,cy, Keeper ofa Village Inn.
Mrs foyey, Wife ol the Colonel, (y,Iy Ter.
maganL)
Numpo, clever lad in the capacity OF a ser.
want al the Inn.
Tn notify, n iluntsman,
Old fc,iy, a Cook.
Juplter u Chimney Sweep,
Kelly md
L,pe II. rcules, the
Spcoh ing .Nutomatou.
Tie vii hold q humorous conversation APP
parenlly, With SONG gentlemen Of the compa-
ny, VINO beeon,es very loquacious person in
p,tc of himself He will conciudc by giving
>p'cin.n or hls
INITIATIVE POWERS.
Such as Chickens. II Bee, Cat, Pig, Dog and
Carolina Nleeklrg bud.
In course d; lbc evening he - i'll give several
beautiful Accou nc lIiusons witI one and iMo
lew HAIRS.
~. Eseftises II omn' nee at O'clock
Abundance - Gents, thdrcn half price.
Tleket- ior sale at the Principal Hotel.
March 10 II
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Fine Family Coaches, large
close Barouchcs,

with detached seats One aud Two horse la
rouches. with we'll extended tops ol Leather snd
Gum Elastic Cloth, Uhe Gum Elastic Is a neE
anicle) BucCles with and without ior1. lie
keeps constantly On naud Carriages of his own
manufacture. His former Gu stnmers and tho,r
w>hn" 10 purchase articles IN his line, are most
re respectfully invited to give him "a call a he ~
determined sell rs low rs the articles can be- of
forded IN this mirket lie also oilc,s his serv.
nes 10 those who purchase Carriages, NJ the
North, TO receive, put up aud store them, at his
former prices.
March Is w2n
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EspECTFULI,Y informs the patrons Of
IA his School and the public, lha, he has sur.
cetd"d III engnglng the services Of MISS FORD
q! Ihuadtll hla, 10 give lustlu'u,n On J he
HARP, aud 10 AID Mrs. Smnh IN her duties a,
HE Piano. The Lady is expected 10 enter u
on her engagement III the course of few weeks.
FRENCH and ITALIAN.
Miss Ford, whose opportunities for acquirin, a
thorough knowledge aud familiar use OF these
languages, IRE cerlied To me hy the Rev Dr.
)uraeh"i, will assume the charge OF II class of
young ladies III French, and another in Italian
Drawing and Painting.
Mr. S. las secured ihn va;u0Ie aid Of MIR
FULLER, Professor Of Drawing and Painting,
and rommends him 10 the patronage ol the clti
lcns Of this place, a gentleman Vi taste andta.
lent IN his profession.
fhilad1phia, March 7, 1887
DEAN SIN:
Since the Mvom of your last, February
9th, we have been fortunate rs 10 be able 10 re-
commend 10 YOU as competent Musical Teach
or, 0hss fh,, ioHt i6rd, of very respectable
lamllS whose parents keep n very excellent
Boarding Selooifor young ladies', al Gcrtsn-
town.
Mis- Ford possesses brilliant ta,en, q. a
Pansil having played "lih the greatest success.
NJ me I onttiia oi tue ihiihntmOuIc and MuSi-
cal Fund Societies. She ha, taken lessons of our
DR.. llutiner aud competent to teach li- Harp.
Beng very Intelligent young Lady, we have
no count III She Will answer your expectations
IN every respect.
We also believe that, from her experience
acquired AT her parent, Institution, she is Gt Tor
any KIND oil inlIlon generally lractsed al such
Establishments. Although young, her habits are
se'atc and she possesses the necessary dpioAgb.
q eli tprv
Your obeden servants
FlOr. MEiGNEN' & CO.
To ,hc Rev. Mr. Il. G. Smith"
March l6 VITA If
Ask.kLlI'o PIUXE OttfU h,
........ March u, 1877
ANOTHER CAPITAL SOLD s. PAIDi
DnAwlAG or fHE l'ErEfsnuHG, LASS z ron 1857,
Is - l3 Il II 7 . 50 10 co 70 43.
~ Hail ticket No. u, 10, CO, u snug prize
II 200 dollars le5ld, = prizes If >rvE>Ty DOL.
LARS, &c. Ct sold and paid by ANERETT.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME!
Pfze OF 10000
30 Pfzes OF 1000
UrLLsruFG Class. No 2ron 1917.
DAVIS III Alexandra on Monday 2Oth inst.
s & II T. NJ T.
Plizeot S9h zoo 50 Pre- Of $1,000
| do 5000 20 Il, 400
| do 20rO 80 do .na
do GOO 30 do -
| do l.3i0 65 do io0 4,
RESIDES $50, DO. 80 20, 10, & a.
" hole tickets on So; HAYES 50 81: Qrs 81 23
IL In great variety
AT AVERETT"S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
i;tnWing and Painting.

MIR. S. las secured ihn va;u0Ilc aid oil MIR
FULLER, Professor Of Drawing and Painting,
ana eommends HIM 10 the patronage ol the c,l-
lcns Of this place, Is gentleman Vi taste and Ia.
lent In his profession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16

- ESPECTFUiI,Y informs the patrons Of
IA his School aud the rublic, that he has Ne.
cred"d IN engaging the services Of MISS FORD
" fhiladell hla, 10 give instruction On ! lie
HARP, aud Ia AID Mrs. Smuh IN her duties at
he Piano. The Lady is expected 10 enter u
on her engagement IN the course of n few weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-16
ScElEsl% Gut at Cost.

ID AElNC; hecn in very delicate health for ]
L ~cyecd months, and being de-irous NJ
removing 10 a more southern climate Tor is res
lordlioa, have determined To >el out imncdl.
tlely, my whole stock of Dry G 1ol,, Groceres,
Hardware Cutlery Shoes Hats &c &c