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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-28
Move mber l8
Public Sale Of Land and Ne.

DG VIRTUE Of a deed of trust, executed by
ID William Walton. to The subscriber, on the 22j
nav of December 1885. aud oil record III the Clerk s
Office of the county OF BuckIng ham-wlil be sold to
the highest bidder, Tor cash. on Thursday, the 2Sth
day of November. at Meadow farm. on Bem Creek.
III Buckingham county, and near 10 the residence If
SAID Walton, the several following named
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CnAalorrEsvrLLr, Nov. o h. 1899.

CHARL0TTEsvfLLr, Nov. 9 h, 1899.
Gentlemen ~ ur isiatiou TO pubic Dinner
10 he given To e Hon. Nh. WISE at LOUISA Courl
1ouse. on the Oh instant, Ia. been received, and |
legrri thai am prevented from accepting il by u
previous engagement, hleh viii detaln ne bcNo d
HE Blue Ridge until At ef lila, tune. | gtaiihGd
by the appiobann you have been pleased to express
ofmy public course, though Won, partahty has done
much more Than justice 10 the services by which !
have attempted 10 equite the tonGi Of suilIi
portion of my fellow cnIzeus. ] am not CONSCIOUS
Of liavlng deserved more tlau IL due 10 every man,
whn in private public capacity, has underworld
10 discharge with fidelity the trust winch iDsluu.
ions impose all.
Under our forms of Government, the people, and
they only, resp nsbie 10 themselves ani TO pos
ttruy. Tor The name, 10 which they shall conduci
their affairs. Wuhoui the unnatural design Of
mJuriHg themselves, they caunu deliberately sanction
what IS wrong on dIsapproye what ~ right. The
vail OF ma outy cannot be put Al d, Gance IN a re-
pfeseutaise Goverumcnt unless the people encour-
age treason ia their servants. become to
themselves. lie dan CT 10 popular institutions IS
moi 10 be apprehendeJ from the power Of one man.
or OF many men, hut bonn the indifference Of the
people TO their own naIienable re hts, aud ron those
passions WHICH parry contests are APT TO extne,
winch SOMETIMES tempt ns TO betfay every thing inr
moinebiuy tnnmph. Ia his aspect have long
contemplated tinse mere Ere,,aenlia parties, which
induce 100 many TO- regard the election oil our Chiei
Magistrate the end, instead Of important
oi good Government. Under such circumstances.
the VIII The nation ceases to tonr"ul Ia all III
any OF lis measures, the Government which has
Created. liie people surrender tbei. supremacy
arbers; they submit 10 be led by ambitious men,
where they ought 10 lead; they become arrayei in
hostile iaclions. pledged in advance support or 10
oppose measures. without reference TO their inirln-
sac neilt, according the quarter from which the,
proceed. The powers OF tht Executive branch of
HE Fee,al Government, great. too great under the
Constitution, and infinitely enlarged in practice,
have been strengthened aud confirmed 10y the cupidi-
~ and reseninienis thus enlisted Diminishing every
just hope OF reiufin well lion victory as defeat.
oeprl,pg ourselves aud our rulers vt the moral
stfaihs ol our system AMI leaving the tmd
huge from Ultimate despair but in the hazard OF
same dreadful change. Paiirs thus organized, ae-
certate rather than check iAe silrnuies ui usrln-
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TRUST SALE.

WILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD 10 The hirh
, I'm. es' o'uder, Tor cash, upon the premises, ou
Of suay The 26ih day November, 1882 the Tract
and wh,ab pp winch Capt A. S. Henry now resides.
ben. mas been conveyed TO me in ,rus, for The
the sala nas oeen several times adver,ised and
lime interrupted but il will nov be sold al the
appointed, and without reserve Il --.
", =, iHoMAS 7. BOULDlN, Trustee.
to9N
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the following Negro Men, to wit Peter, Lowell,
Sandy, Billy, Spinner, Sam, Page, Joshua. Jerry,
John, Joe. Also the following negro boys, 10 vii 4:
Neptune, Bob, Henry. Also the following negro
women, gus and boys, 10 Wit: Ph,iIls, Pleasant,
and Jenny, women Nancy and her daughter Lucy,
Grace and her three chdiep. recollerted,
BIB and her 3 children TO wit: WINSTON CLANCY,
the name of the other not recoIlected kuy and he
. Children, names not recoected. Rachael aud her
5 children, to wit: Mickey, Anderson, Nelson, Jesse
and Wait, Matilda q her children, TO wit Martha,
Edward. Mary, Sandy, name OF the others not recol
lected, Caroline girl, Jinney gih, Sarah grl, 3
women, Patty q Syey Also an interest OF four nntlis
in the following slaves, 10 wit: Sawney, Jennry aud
her 5 children, 10 wit John, Jacob aud Sally, and
Others, names not remembered, Judy aud her
children, to wit James, Games Of the olher2 not
recoccted. Also the increase of the zofemeLtoD-
ed female slaves ifany since the date Of the aforesaid
deed trust 1.-The sale OF the aforesaid property from
incemeney OF the weather or any other cause, should
not be mplecd on the aiorenamed day, 1t viii be
continued from day day u1lll finished, or until so
much is sold as will satisfy the claim named IN the
aforesaid trust deed.
Acting as trustee. will convey such title only rs
is vested III me by the deed alo' esad
SAML. Med. REID Trustee.
IA, tQsN
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FOUR SLAVES,
367 Acres of l. A n ID ,

situated in the County Of Amherst, on'he north side
OF the Tobacco Row Mountain, beng part OF the
Tract putc hased Of William S. Cr,@ford's estate,
and bounded by the Lands ii the late Richard Jones,
Thomas +. peasants aud Others.
Acting merely as trustee, the subscriber will only
convey 10 The purchaser purchasers Of said pro-
priiy the title vested in hun by the deed aforesaid.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee
NV tbs
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7c,te,

- -, (sEAL)
-, tsfAL)
-, (sEAL.)
7e,tc, -, tsEAL)
TO III: J. n Jus.
ilce OF the Peace for the aiot esaij, do here
by certify that - -, whose name Is above
subscribed as an an aIesting witness, personally ap-
peared before me in my aforesaid aud mad"
oath that the allowed named -, -,
whose names subscribed parties the NIB ave
letter OF attorney, ackuo~ the presence
OF the said witness, as lher ael and deed.
Witness my hand aud seal this - day OF
-, eighteen hundred aud -.
-, (sEAL)
k,u
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purchased expressly FOR this market. consisting of
Seal and Otter OF extra fine quality, suitable for the
approaching season, aud warranted TO render com.
fon and satisfaction.
The reductlon in the price Of those articles is
worthy the attention OF the public ;-M.sk Fur
caps txtienel, low, together "nh choice selec-
ton OF ouhs Caps, oisarous qualities, Fur and
Cloth. Children's fancy Cloth Caps, remarkably
brauIni aud AT prices such cannot fail to please
with large stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. q p The attention of Counry Hal,ers
and Merchants is specially requested my stock Of
trimmings which is the largest offered here,
and on as liberal terms can be purchased this side
OF New ork. On hand large assortment Of Wool
Hats white aud black, which offered mode ate
advance on original prices. The public are invited
10 call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. 80 Am
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n pursuance Of two DEGREES oi the comfy court
Il Of Bedford, pronounced in the suit OF Greenwood
vs.. Cooper. &C.. the first at the November term,
in the year 1885, and the second at The October
term e39 the undersigned Tor some three OF then
will on the TN day OF December, 500, on the pre-
misses, expose sale. by way of.Inblic auction. the
following LANDS, belonging to the estate OF the
la,e SamueI Greenwood deceased, TO wit:
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Take care Of the cents and the Dollars
will take care Ofihemscives."
UNION SAVINGS BANK
T.9FsIY.FL $4,000.

MILL receive DeposItes of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and electnay all the property and funds OF the In.
stiluuon, for the payment thereof, within ten day
notice, with interest thereon from time Of de posite
ill paid the off per ceniun per annun,, 70,
all sums which stall have been deposiie for less
than one year; and 81 per. cent. per annum, Tor all
SUI which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday al hall past eight o'clock 2. NJ =;
al the office the store of Mr. A. Gannaway.
DIKECTORS.
Henry Latham, }. b. Renwick
G. Mclvei, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. knnier, Tho's. o. AoIee,
j. Salnons, e. Phelps.
Tldcn Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. W. Dudley. Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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HENRY O. MlDDLEfDN.
Fredericksburg Va. Nay. 81 On
nuRsuANrtoa d. erec Of .he Citeall s,uperu.

URSUANT to d. cree Of the Circuit Superior
u Court of Law aud Chiucery for the county ui
Amherst pronounced ~ IT'S ast September tetni.
the chancery sun of Archibald Robertsnn's admir-
Plaintiff, against William Jop,ine, Peter Rucker
and others. Defendants. ! shall Frd5y the 20ii,
day Of December next, proceed 10 sell upon the
premises. al public auction. To lie highest bIduei.
.nn a credit Of one, Two and thiee years. for equal
instanenls OF The purchase money the noiety Of
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES or LAND.
wing in the county OF Amherst, upon which The said
Peter Rucker resides, in which the Defendant
William Juplng had fee, and also the Interest OF the
SAID VIII am Joping in the residue thereof, in which
he Is entitled life estate, tenant by the eurIe
81. The purchaser viii be required 10 give boo8
with sufficient secnriiy. Tor the purchase money. aud
the ic will be retained rs Ultimate security for Tho
WM. +. COLEMAN, ID. :.
for Ed. Penn, Shorthand Ccmmisbr.
Nov 81 t2DD
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1 Tract containing 300 .9CRES,

more less. lying partly in the county of Frankin,
aud partly ia The county Of Bedford adjoining the
Lands OF Mathew Pate. aud being the same pur-
chased by the SAID Samuel Greenwood from Dab
ncy Cooper. This Tract will be divided INFO two
Tracts AS designated by The dividing line between the
counties Of Bedford and Franklin, which runs
through IL, aud the portions lying on the different
sides of that line viii he sold separately.
One other Tract situated IN Bedford county,
containing by estimation between Two and three
hundred acres, being the same purchased by the
sad Samuel Greenwood from Davidson.
Terms of sslc--S25 of the purchase money OF each
separate tract portion, will be required IN money
at the time ana place of sale and for the residue of
the purchase money credit Of one, Two and three
yems Tor equal portions thereof will be gwen, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal security. and The title 10 the Land 10 be
retained as further security therefor.
The ,itie 10 these Lands is believed 10 be good
but the undersigned, acting merely as The organ OF
the Court, will not be responsible therefor,
MATTHEW PATE,
LEWIS COOPER,
81. =" JOHN WRIGHT.
WIN. McGEORGE.
ConiI'rs..-
re-, 81 ids
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HITS! HITS!


l2d door from the corner Leading to the Washington
Hotel, aud opposite the Dry Goods Store of
Messts. Turner x BnrwenA
E'HANkFUL for the liberal patronage hereto
lore extended 10 him, respectfully informs the
citizens Of this place, and adjacent country thai Ia.
Is rrcently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock Unsurpassed in This mar,
ket, for neatness, durability and unusually ch,an =
Having purchased in New York ex, jusiyelv To,
Lash he ha'ters hi"seli that the Inducements held
iorth cannot fail 10 please.
His assortment consists of extra fine BEAVER
Hal ), of his own manuiacture, warranted supe,ior
To any made ~ this section Ut The county, and much
lower than lormefly with variety Of
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Fresh Oysters.
rs of good E:stiur gonk ri fI,iSl

FFeSn CVSteFS.
o'crs good Eating, Hook at this!
NE subscribers, thankful for the pas, encour-
o-,,,r 'nch' they have received, auJ DESTROYS to
e. ~, '"e paIales Of their friends, have succeeded
cr;vaI'.is an arrangement by which they will re-
O1'iy per Stage, supply Of lirst rate
OK ST Frs,
To- ~ WIN tame and all the dclcaces Of the
,ha, WI, DC served up in style which they hauer
n c,m Se''es VIII satisfy ALL who may favor them with
m ,l nen Bar will also be constantly supplied with
assortment oil The most choice Liquors.
Mao J. NJ. q &. w. YANCEY.
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YiklHMiSo
o~"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

lj,b,I rocky, 7erery Hohady and IhWsddyD az
Mir, per aanum; payable in adcance. No snbscrip
reeeired fora shorter period than sic months and
mill be Discontinued (ereepf at the discretion Of the
.Ji,sr,J until all nrrearages are paid
pIDYER TIsEMENT inserted at SO cents per square
a. for The first Insertion and 81 esns tor ecery suisse
sseuf Insertion 60,
- an reasonable ierrs.
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.V'eaU Stage Line.
.SS&sA

to the Springs and other trav-
Il ellers are hereby informed, that the under
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NO TFEE,

Y'OTTCE.
n LII PERSONS indebted to the late concern
l n OF Lancaster & Bryant, will please make pay
, ,'e'' Immediately, as il is DESTROYS wind up the
"uS'oess at an early day. All persons having claims
s'"s' the same will present them FOR payment.
WILSON p. BRYANT.
Nov e5 P'''"'' VI i1'"o"''o' ~ D's f"'
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With sentiments of great respect,
| an, yours, &c.
JOHN TYLER

Henry Clay When n rash aud violent party had
drawn the sword To plunge u INTO the bowels OF their
couurymen, lie snatched II from their grasp aud re
infned peacefully to Tie scabbard, d thereby reared
q himself monument rs lasting as the inouui,Ins
Rome wonld have deerred 10 him statue. AID on
lis base would have been written The Piossr-
yer."
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Trustees safe Of Sl0YeS and
land.

10y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed 70 George
ID w. Nelson AID myself, by John Mcdaniel, de-
ceased in his life time, bearing date on the
96th day OF March, 1928, aud of recod in the Cnun
~ Court Of Amherst. shall on the first day OF the
next December term of the County Coun OF Am
hesst. before The front door of The Courthouse OF
said County. expose to sale, by way Of public auc
ton, for ready money.
FOUR SLAVES,
namely Mary. a woman James, man Phebc, n
woman j; and Henry, man.
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Smiths Tools, aCNFryMSed.
A NVILS. Vices and Bellows. al warrau,sd.--
4 "A Far sale By II. y. RICHARDS
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COLTS
ROOK-K t. IL PIN G..

ny- A PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
LY NEW The which form the bases Of science
are cassed under Five Divisions with definite expanatcnsaer
the forms Of grammar and arithmetic contains vocabulary
OF terms and phrases Also key explaining the
re and Of each Of the Day Book entries
as practical would explain the TO has pupil tins
80 ssmpes the that any young OF common English
education may acquire knowledge without the assistance OF
teacher To which added Directions to the Learner and
Practical Forms for keeping books in extent and
of houses Public Addresses the first dsvssed
upon the subject &c. &cs day published and for sale By
b.APPLETON co.
alssmi.&Ws 200 Broadway
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JAMES TAYLOR, formerly r. A. james, CASH TAI
d LORING ESTABLISHMENT, No. % Maiden Lane
The subscribers respectfully inform the patrons Of the above o.
abishment, that they daily receiving supply OF .sn
did Goods suitable for N which they make up
order sell by the piece otherwise at their usual low Preo
for cash onfy WINTER Pk:cys.
Over coats Of ine Beaver eloths from $50 to 80
PHO, ID TO 30
= colored broad IA 10 10 -
Drcs~ fine l2 10 10
wool dyed black " u %
Pantai of black, blue fancy eolored,
fro $3.50 to $40.
vests of cloth, Cashmere figured andp plain
silks, from $3.50 to So.
Dress coats made and trimmed from $500 to $500
Over coats TOO to HOO
Pantalooas and vests, 81 80 each.
The subscribers wish be distinctly understood that
made this establishment warranted to ht and to
be made by the best workmen in the latest style and fashion
IS-tfy JAMES TAYLOk.
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uONDON LINE OF PACKETS.

kN To sail the LIST, 10TH and 10th OF every month
line of packets will hereafter be composed OF the
following ships which will succeed each other in the oaer IN
which they named sailing punctual from New York and
the ls 10TH 20th and from London the 1t
l7th and 9th Of every month throughout the year viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-19

CyALAMANDER WORKS, No. 50 Cannen ,'rsetIThe
a. ronreor OF this establishment invites the particular at
tn,on o. propretors onaces Of different ksd non foun
er, engineers n,asons builders chemists and
Others who require great heat 10 the articles mace oy hm
coussng principally Of Fire Bricks OF all ascrpuon snu
shapes warranted equal TO the celebrated stosrordge one
Tides sf various kinds FOR bakers and green nv
lures FOR CRATES Innings for FIRE cement Portable ua
~ spsro to any Others; Flint Ware for chemists war
vanedt o resist toe Of sre. acids &c nc large
sentiment of these kept constantly on hand and
likewise made order the shortest notice all OF when e
offered Cor sale on the most reasonable terms -
mlb.am. NJ. LIZ FOULON, Propristar
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@ TEAM SECURING AND TwT nl1SG, by William
- Smith, at No Wall street. Nes Ht an orders in the
above line will be thankfully received pune uoy attended
to- Repairing done, collars cuffs, buo la'ngs, straps all
made to appear equal TO al2-lm.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHiLDRENs CLOTHING
ltl The subscribers keep constantly hand very large
Of Ready Made Clothing, suited to every and
sire, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as 3m- GEO A. HOYT X co. Ia Boyery
T,INE FANCY GOODS, Perfumery, Cutlery. Portable
Desks Dressing Cases. Work Boxes &c. in every variety,
Wholesale aud retail at GUIONS,
mi. Is9 Broadway, opposite John st.
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q. A. BradbrOOlx's

Sc "A. br00DrOOhs
GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
Where Gentleman procure every article for complete
Outit Of the best quality,
No. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUAE, N. "
Here the public MAY always procure
Fae goods in tho Quitting line,
And what is impor tant, be sure,
That untiring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure
Mere they viii constantly keep
Every article belonging to that class
From the counterpart, blanket and sheet
Te the towel and cloth for your glass
Gentlemen also will fad
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best OF their kind,
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts. Under Shirts Draws, Bslts and Hose,
Handkerchief, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers crowiing IN locks
Buthe need not each item rehearse
The Suspender, the Collar the Glove,
The Pantaloon, Strap and the Purse,
Each 6ne ~ those mentioned above.
Linens likewise, to order are made
By those who known to excel,
And the very fair price that is paid
Yields work that u always done weh
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where a ample assortment is found,
And II there be able to go
Without searching the city all round.
Also vesng and Stock sans in lengths to sutparehaser
n2on
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Genuine Orris Teeth Pns,c.

y- An upequaIled Dence for cleansing reserv,ng and
besutfying the Teeth. The ORRIs TOOTH PASTE while
beauties the Teeth giving them clear and psary white
ne- and removing every appearance Of tartar also improves
the color Of ehp aud grps prevents and heals an ulcers o.
the mouth arrests the progress decay the teeh and i'm
parts peculiar and grateful swceesss TO the BREATH also
prominently distinguished for its agreeable taste and ira
GRANGE.
The Ous Tooth Paste the instant be changed into an
agreeable and most excellent Tooth Wash, while from
the many objections that apply 10 such article ana also rsm
ihese that applicable 10 Tooth Powders an appendage TO
the toilet II w~raned 10 contain ingredient IN The least
degree injurious 10 the teeth and highly recommended by
the scientific dentists i extensive SALE ana me general
satisfaction that II ensures, however, the best evidence OF"
popularity and merit BE careful 10 obtain the paste and OBJ
the signature Of the proprietor, fene upon the
abel without which is not genuine Price 90 cents with full
directions.
For sale by w. c. Hart ia Broadway; Guions lso Broad
wsy; j. H. Hart, as Broadway and 80 Hudson st. Hows
Guion las Chatham ST. and by Nj Guion W bowery cor
rer o. Grand ~ Ienry corner Of Pike and AL Gvd be-
tween East Broadway and Division street. also BY Booth
No ITO Fulton street, Brooklyn and BY Bush Allen View
Orleans
Beware OF Counterets MO eodsn-
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IMPORTED TRUSTEE, by Cotton, Out
~ Of Emma by Whisker. Cotton has Away
N<N been considered one Of the best if not The best
wv W four mile horse ever bred in England In
:. speaking Of him he Is called "the celebrated
Cotton Trustee likewise first rate horse and sold
when a three year old, FOR sooe guineas.
Trustee win stand stable the Unen Cosrse Lont
Island ensuing season. the low price Of $50 cash, asd
10 the Groom Th- rule viii be strictly adhered 10, aud
Mare need be sent him without the being better bon
for the breeder and the OF the horse trustee horse
so. horses equal old Messenger The ssonto commence
ON the first of February and 10 end te first Of July All
accidents and escapes al the risk Of the
no sm. JOHN r. sNEBEKFu
En GROSS INDELIBLE INK BOXES, cheap, fer sale 1t
DU No I9l Fulton st. mas lmy
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DERFU MERiEs-

DERFU MEREs-
IL Edel pure verbena Estract do do Perfume
. Heydosmia; do. Boqset D'Arabic
Extract Spring Flowers; do Aromatic Vinegar
Persian scnet Bags; do. Marking lnk-for sale
ostm. by G. II RING, 644 Broadway.
DEHMUDA ARROW ROOM superior ar'c'e-"e
ssis. G. n RING, GA Broadway.
nREMIUM GHiIDRENs CL0THING.-GEORGEA a.
UOyT CO. Ne. IA Bowery have on hand an ese nsife
sortmen Of shionaby made Childrens Clsthng samples
of which obtained the premium al the recent iar when sy
are disposed 10 sell very cheap or CAH al wholesale OF
retail. -"
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= r~ps n FARE REDuCEp"-.No MONO
Nerporf and ProvidenceCabin passage one
dollar-Deck fifty certs-The steamer LEXINGTON csrt
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and frou
Jence on Saturday the Goth inst, at O'Clock, NJ Gem
Pier No North River Freight taken at Cents per foot FOR
further information apply on board.
The boilers and hull the above boat have been pw
in complete order and the public may rest AIRY dtkn there
,c 10 no rac,rs praecsd II being entirely unnelia to s
tain her well established reputation for speed Ire regular
days for the Lexington TO leave New York will be Wednesdays
and Saturdays, until further notice. a. Ism