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rable for this conduct Of the CAPITALS ,
principles which are -,.,a, .,,- ac ill.,,
W., .,..s.-z,...cztsisaas : elementary OF the
.,l lave seen that by the policy the
take upon themselves any responsib;
of the captain. The master is for the
'isution the asent Of the ov ner OF the
ners, and not the insurers in this case
consequences Of his neglect, unless the
ontract have taken upon them elves to
Vain book 3, title 6, art. *3.-Emer-
Insurance, chapter -, section 4, )
of the District Court is therefore re
nent is entered for the defendants, witt,
rts.
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CARnoLros HousE.-The lovers Of good eating and
good cheer will not be disappointed know that, MIR.
Lavaud that prince of caterers, TINT chef de Christine
fold Epicurus, has taken the Carrolton House. He
begins his reign the Is instant. There is to be
grand gala and grand feast upoa the occasion. Al
ready seats at his excellent table have been secured
and it is believed that the proceedings will be continued
the ensvng day to afford his friends opportunity to
drink to his health and prosperity We have been
lucky in getting seat the ght, where our endea
YOUR will be not only to do justice his viands, but to
discuss most warmly the merits of his Clos de Voge"t.
Carrolton, this summer, will be the resort Of all the
fashion Of the city. Lavaud for ever said friend to
us the other day We say lavauj for good eating, and
for good vine this SUMMER and let pos'ritv ejoy his
services if can. Give him to us when the SUNS Of
August pour their rays upon heads. and we shall
be content. 1t is whispered that Carrol.on will be
| formidable rival TO Pass Christian.
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RGsolu quo Ia resolution ,s MAJ, aaso .rs,-s
torsant lc T,esoricr, en- certain Gus, a rc,e.n;r
dos bilIcts en- Placement do dettes dues h tnou NJ,
nicpalit6, pour otrc nppiqu6s sculoneEa INV d.,os
dues en- meme temps qu'cllcs.
Sign6 -
JOSHUA BALDM;TIN pooor1or
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capable pour rader dams Accomplishment de ses
devors. avec un salaire qui n'sxcodcra pas cent
pas'res par mois.
6. II est do plus ordonne quo premiere, Sc
eonde ct troisiemo sections ct dune ordonnan"o
sreant Ia place dc eput6 Voycr ct decrivant scs
devcirs, approuves lc % Mai 1885, sont ct demeur.
cnt rappe6cs.
SignG
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
Resolu ql'a partir de ct apres CO jonr, tout Com
missaire, Coll c eur dos differences brancecs du
revenue, officer do cette MuncipaIit6 nc posrra
s'cngager dams genro d'affaires qui absorbe-
raicnt unc partic do son temps. do maniero a
dmnucr rattcntion quill it dcvoirs dc Sd
place.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Resou que tout ffcier trouv6 an contraveution
| do celtic ordinance sera immGdiatcncnt d6du.s
do 81 place.
SignG
Observation-Disclosures, Recorder
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NAT WILLIS. This writer abusing Pauldug With fury
quite Uncomfortable. except the initiated. given re-
view of Pauldn.s works i'll tho Cor ir,-such review
scut, cut slash, s'as''likc Don Quxocs fight with the
Windmill Why did pau1ing negcc. provide fel-
low author? The difference between authors is aim
ply this The trucking of Pauidug carried him TO tho So
cretaryshp Of The Navy-the ambition Willis brought him
to the desk Of the Corsar!
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That man who deals in fair words and pretty rhetorc John
N at continues humbug the good people Of the weEt
they did hut know his real character he would shrink
back into the shell of his uisnidcance If he
among again, shall take opportunity of stripping the
sleeps clothing from his back than Jedidiah
Burchard Matthias. the mpostor.
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'nanam, accused Of murder, commenced
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

RGsolu que 10 Comptroller est ct dcmeure auto
rise signcr les checks du Tresorier, pen.
dant Ia lnaladie de CO dcrner.
Sgne
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder.

A'iREEABLY to the foregoing Resolution notice is
hereby given that is The intention of the Council Of
Municipality No. Two to open and con,inn St. Tho
mas street in straight line from Suzettc tGAnnnucia-
ton street.
C. GENOIS, Iayor.
milo Nav 10 1889.
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The N York Courier & Enquirer says tina, the Wing canse
IN that state the only public morality
Ills the cause of pogrcsshe Of
cause ofcvilizat ion. And might add cuuse Of
Lbsrythe of the Of the Union and the
ntio
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AFFAlRES DU CONSEIL.
SECONDE MUNICIPALITE.
MARDI, 80 Avril, 1889.

SCanCe du 80 Avrll 1889.
Resolu quill soft permits J. A. Beard, encans
teur, de vendre DIES marcandiscs lcncan public
sur 10 terrain vacant tnt'e la tes Magazins ct
les RUGS de Ia LevGe OF du Canal, le Mard ct VEN
dredi de chaque semaine, pourvu quo cc,te rcsolu-
ton puisse ero abrogee en- tous temps par ormo
sell OF pourvu que c dit J. A Bca5dd Inc tro,,ors
reglcmens do police 6xigoc Jse ' st,son,
ct los rues nc s?o89at p public. " '' ~ ~'',
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. TEEi. PENS-Just received few gross 6ilots
- Eagle.and Pery's double patent steal pens, Tor
sale by DAVID EEli Co.
m95 N staoners hall "a ChnrfeS "
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NEW ORLEANS
Prrss nHd Type agency,
l. A W F.NCE 4 HILL,

La " n Z q 7.
81 CAMP STREET.
UVAVE lust received large assortment Of cuts,
4 cases, small pies" mirion, bresirr long primer.
nnnpnrcI, joht pc Standing and printing resscs and
have always on nnA every article required in printing
Office Ale POTASH ofu superior qualify. in kegs
of 60 lbs. m,9 81
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NTATCIlES-A large inxoce Just rece;se, and for
lN salc by SHALL L. BROWN,
n,nr % 96 Magazine at
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A CARD.
lJOBlNSON & GOODWIN, tG8 Chartrcs strcct)
4 respect ully nfor their friends and the public
GENERALLY thu, Z Good vim, Of the above firm, will leave
for New York about the LIST Of June They invite those
who mny wish garments made to their to call
and leave their orders prc.o to that time.
NAV Is nj
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IONEY-lO terces hesk Cuba honey, no" 'ahd'n6
II from bris Clara from Havana for sale by
"'"' us 0'" JARVIS & ANDREWS,
%, cor Common sad Tchonpitoulns SITS
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1J''TIe owners Of Drnys Nos 1873 83l, So, 100 %nd
1871 requested to return receipts for goods taken
from ship Oconee. A COHEN,
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IA, The fast sailing ship HILAH, Capt. f
GM Hammond, will sail on Saturday next, will
sx4a. take cabin and steerage passengers, having
good accommodations, apply on bonrd nj Post SO, Sd
Municipality. S & p WHITNEY,
NAV Ia q l'nlnn ST
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HvOj ASSCS-I9 hh- ]nsi received and for sale BY
vi HrnMOGENE, BROWN 4 CO
n,v3 No 9 ont st
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Camp 81. Theatre

JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

TTNHE NEXT SESSION OF the New London
l. Academy will commence Jan. Is. The
course Of lnsttuction at this institution will be the
as heretofore excepting that additional class
will be formed, called the Commercial Class, which
will be carried through rigid course of instruction
in Book keeping by double entry, commercial forms,
&c. comprehendug all the information connected
with the duties Of clerk. This class will afford
Young men an opportunity Of acquiring in short
period ready aud shlllu practice in those branches
which conduce most etfectually TO advancement in
mercantile situation. Particular attention is paid
TO penmanship. A course of lessons in this branch
is given, which though pretending to the mira
ccs oie - 10 easy lesson system, Is yet confessed
by all acquainted with it 10 be the best present be-
fore the public The successful attainment of the art
must always depend materially upon the capacity,
attention, industry and perseverance ofthe learner.
The charge for course Of lessons in this class,
tCommercia) will be So IN advance, which will
enable the studcntto renainat the Academy wi h
out further expense, until he is completed in the
course, except for hooks and stationary
In other branches Ct study the terms are as usual
heretofore.
Board Seper monh
Tuition in the Languages
charge Of so cents per month will be made to
the English scholars Cor tuition French it they
enter the class. ID. S. OLlPHANr, Principut.
Jan. 3 2w w2w
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J anuary u


DURSUANT TO decree Of the county court OF
4 Amherst. pronounced the 2lst January
1889, in the suit therein depending Of Wills g. vs.
Novel; &c. the unders gned the commissioner
therein named will on tbs fifteenth day of February
next, at the house Of John 1ayloe, in the county of
Amherst, proceed 10 sell, the highest bidder, by
way of public auction, for cash. the following very
valuable slaves, to wit: Judy, woman; aud John.
man and William and London, boys, being the
slaves in said decree mentioned and the day fol
lowing. Uhe 10TH at the late residence of Matthew
Wills, deceased, he will likewise sell for CASH the
other personal property, in SAID decree mentioned,
consisting Of Household Furniture, &c.
WILLIS N RE HNOLDS, Com'r.
Jan. "a tbs.
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Fresh Imported Dry Gooas.

fHNllE subscriber, grateful for the patronage ex-
N tended TO the finn of Robinson x Elliott, and
respectfully soliciting continuance, announces to
his friends and the public, the arrival of an extra
new stock, purchased within the last three weeks IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
Cumstances:
Blue black & fancy cold. Cloths, supr. quality,
do do do Cassneres, style entire " new,
Extra snperine London Ga Merinos. very cheap,
beautiful assortment OF Cacocs, patterns most
rare,
Al, fg'd. & twed, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrngs,
Supettne plain & ig'd. Swiss Muslin
% bales x cases OF Domestic Goods, comprising
the best assortment have had.
With large additional supply daily looked for,
which will make my assortment complete If new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce a call | can
with safety say my friends and the public will not be
disappointed. A. {. ELLIOTT.
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NOTICE.

ID URStANF to the provisions of a deed of trust
executed by Reese Bryan, TO the subscriber
as trustee Ion the benefit Of Abncr Early, dated the
llth day ot May, 1880 aud duly recorded in the
clerks oiiiee OF the county court of Campbell |
WIN proceed to SELL at Campbell Court House, on the
lst day of February next by way of public auction to
the highest bidder, for lead, money n certain Tract
OF Land, lying in said county, on the waters of Mol
leys creek, adjoining the lands of German Jordan,
John Davis. aud others. containing ninety hit and
one fourth Acres, be the more or less. The
Undersigned acting as trustee, will convey ony sue h
title is vested in him as such
ALEXANDER AUSTIN, Trustee
December II -
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NOTICE.

virtue ola deed of trust executed by the late
- I'M Carter, bearing date the 10th day of Nav.
GO ana recorded in tho County Gouu of Amherst
iof the purpose ofseeuring to the President Dnec-
Tors " Co. oithe Farmers Bank of Virginia, certain
debts with interest thereon the trustees or one of
them will proceed to sell at public auction, for cash.
ON the Ped day of January, 1880 on the PREMISES.
9l5 acres OF land lying on both sides of Maple Run
Creek IN the county OF Amherst, about four miles
from The town OF New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Warwick and others. on 50 much thereof
as may be sufficient 10 pay the SAID President Di
rectors Company Of the Farmers Bank of Vlrpi
MA the amount due 10 them together with the char.
ses oil sale Such title will be conveyed as vested
IN tile trustees by the deed above mentioned
ALEXANDER TONPkINS, Trustee.
Dec. ooI
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FARMERS & MIS-
Savings Institution,
TKG.

'HHIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
l. in successful operation for SIX years, under the
most prosperous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dollar having
been lost, or debt due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposites, upon the most favorable terms,
mat IS, for any sum remaining with them under loul
months, interest thereon from the date of deposte
al three per cent. per annum-over four, and under
SIX months, four per cent, and six months, five
per cent per annum
Depos'tes are generally paid upon application, bu
tne company reserve to themselves the right of re
curing two weeks
Ihoss wishing to deposte money will call upcr
Burwell.
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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD, on Monday the 26th day Of
w January, al Halifax Court House, that being
Court day, 5 Likely Young Negro Fellows.
on a credit ofiweve months, one Of which Is good
BLACKSMITH, the purchaser Civ nc Bond with
good security. RICHD. L.LIGAN, Adm'r.
Of Charles Gillian Jr. decd.
Dec. IDS
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NEW ARRANGE MENT.

F.NIIE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
u to Fredericksburg by way Of Charlottesville
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'Clock A. NJ. aud reaches Charlottes-
vile in the evening of those days; it arrives at Ere
dericksburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock, p. NJ In returning, 1t arrives at Char
lottesviIlc Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and reaches Lynchbufg Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at 6 O'Clock, T..
M.-Our teams and coaches are FIRST rate, and the
drivers are careful and accommodating No pains
will be spared render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through to Fredericksburg Sll so
do to Richmond 10 90
Apply At the Franklin Hotel. I.yncbnrg, forseats.
:. B. GLOVES, Agt.
Jan. 8 Is
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TO CD.S'T'Fs.gSY'spgs$
j annes River and EAas.aWh a Canal.

A LII work Except lock gaes) on the line of the
a Canal between Richmond and Lynchburg, will
be let at the next meeting of the Board OF Directors
in this City, commencing on the 9th FEBRUARY next.
The work now offered includes the towing path
bridge across James River above the Joshua Falls
Dam, and that across the mouth of Tye River. 1t
embraces, also, several lift locks, and cuverts aud
the guard lock section 25 The abutments OF various
farm and road bridges, and the embankment over
many of the cuyerts.
Contractors requested TO leave their proposals
with the Secretary, ON or before the 9Th Februa-
ry.
Plans of the locks and bridges may be at the
office of the subscriber in Richmond.
CHARLES ELLET, in.
Chief Engineer
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ralualiars or R1aL nnd pelsonnl Etnle

TdlHaEl0RS q Id AID FcTS3ndE Esfale.
The total value Of real estate in the State Of New
York.as taras returns had been received the office
olthe Coiaptrolrr when the annui statement was
made up, i17 ,2GS,3Ii: fpersonafes,ale, $50,
COL ,s74 aggregate value ulre aud personal estate.
1927 ,5l4 715. The aggregate annual lax far town
and country expenses, including Sl.2Il,912 10, IN
the city OF New ok. is 81 500 1915, OF oW mills
and SIX ttnths on each dollar OF valuation
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SfHe'PS for. SnFp.

ID URSU mt 10 a decree of the County Court of
Campbell, pronounced on the 18th Of January.
ie59 IN the sum therein derendiug between Wright
ana nf'ehts administrator, the UNDERSIGNED the
Commissioners therein named, Will, on SATURDAY. the
yin day OF ebruary next, IN front of the market
House, IN the town of Lynchburg, proceed to sell
by way OF public auction, To the highest bidder for
cash the Slaves, Snckey, Polly and he son Moriss
IN said decree mentioned.
ALLAN l.. WYLLlE, Com.
January "a tqF
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.COMylISsEONuOlISE.

John N. SHIELDS Of Lexington. Virginia, and
y Robert b. Somerville Of this City, have associa-
ted themselves under the firm Of Shields & Somer-
vile, forthe purpose Of conducting a general com
mission business in the City Of Richmond. Mr.
Shields has been engaged for many years in mer-
chandisng in the Valley Of Virginia, aud aters him
self that from his experience, any orders or the pur-
chase Of Dry Goods, or other merchandise, may be
safely confded to him. Mr.. Somerye las been
eneac ed in the commission and produce business for
a number Of years. and thinks his acquaintance with
the business such entitle him to a share of the
public confidence. We therefore invite our friends
and the public in general, 10 give us share of their
patronage, promising our best exertons in their be-
half
REFERENCE.
Richard Anderson, Esq.
Messsrs Peyton, Deane & Edwards,
=. Lancaster DENLY x Co. Richmond.
" Lewis Webb & Co.
" H. w. & j. J. Fry,
January 81 w4w
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MIR. ARM STEAD LONG.
TfySP ,NOfSrP.

WHAT on the 22d day of February next at the
l. Clinton Spring Hotel, in the town of Clinton,
county of Kinds, and state of Mississippi, | shall
proceed to take the deposition Of Samuel p Cox, to
be read on the trial Of suit depending and I'M
determined in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Campbell and State
OF Virginia, in which am plaintiff aud you are de-
PENDANT, and should SAID deposition be taken
that day. then it will be taken at the place
the day thereafter.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Jan 10 w4w
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e.gv.9sg.Fs.g C.g,sTE.v'G $.

MgTE have in store, on consignment alarge guam
w titv of well assorted Castings for sale by The
ton Merchants buying to sell again will please give
us a cali We are authorized by the oohslSnof5 to
warau, them 10 be of first rate metal ..-.,.,,,
LANCASTER & BRYANT.
Dec. I3 .
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uORRIn MURDER.

We lean that Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS. Of War en-
County "A most cstuIahie eilizen. was bfnlay shot
down, last week. in sore IN Wauenton. bs THos.
CnHisrat.s, and death immediately eusued. The
circumstances, as detailed 10 us, are Of HE most
shocking aud alrocious character. So
Raessl Rtrisie.r
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sslARMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN >,

IL published semi-'ceey ferery Hoaday and 7hursday al
y.u Dollars per dnnum payable in adcaace. No sn5scrn
ZION be recered fora shorter period than sr months and
=. paper m be discontinued (ercept he discretion of M
rdiksrs1 until all arreardges are paid
GTADVERTISEHEN7Si aserteda so cents per square
or e for the first Insertion, and 81 cents for epery subse
qnssf insertion.
GTJOB PRINTING erecated neatly and erpeaitiouslv
,nnS,s s,rsrsona6ie terms.
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E7HsGRATlON.-A company, with capital Of
ten millions, is sid TO be f5rming 10 1sae.''i to'
the purpose OF making permanent sc Is .heAS< on
lhe CoIulnbla iiket.
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ne above sale is postponed till the 26h Februa
ry 1859 at which time it will take place on the pren
lses at the house formerly occupied by Mr. Bethel
January 81 toGF
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condition OF ibincs had their Origin IN few yeats
alter the ratification OF The treaty of peace. Thu
wonderful development OF tin productive ftenl
ties of the county, exhibiting itself in the large
addition made 10 tho exports, aud the conae-
qucnt extraordinary increase Of the imports from
abroad aided by tho high duties from time IL
Time levied on those imports. caused 10 How
INTO the public treasury stream OF revenue Pfent-
Ily exceeding the demands of the government,
either iot the redemption OF the public debt of 10,
The payment oi the ordinary expenses. large sur
plus beyond It's actual wants thus annually re-
eeiycd into the public treasury and the principle 81
equality IN Its distribution AIMING the States WIS ioi
/ 4 long tctiod entirely lost sight Of Lorge sums
were lavished on particular States, while all paflic
patton in the benefits OF a common flud raised rs
well from the sales ii the public lands from du-
ties ON imports. was denied 10 olltr states Il the
eonederacy, eNtept upon conditions with Which
they found II impossible 10 comply. The money
ltlsnG from the sales of the public lands was mixed
up with all other monies IN the treasury, and Of Gull
sequence received the same unequal application and
direction. Nor =wcfe those expenditures made by
drains upon the public Faith exclusively. The pub
lie lands thus sci arar bv solemn eompacts com
mon fund for tho heueht OF all the States, have
been granted hy Congress IN large quantities 10 sese
al OF the States, while corresponding grants have
been made to others. Those grants other than the
grants made lof common schools, and which have
amounted to upwards ol 600 goo OF acres, exceed
thee millions 81 aefesuutmilstandlugt that the SAID
siates have received under Their compacts with the
United States upon being admitted into the union,
3per cent upon tie sales OF lands within then nlts'
aud which has amounted to upwards of S2,0ooo00,
10 be APPLIED 10 the construction ot roads within the
same.
Nar can theeen.mittcc perceive any Just grounds
tpr believing ihatlhr routse heretofore putsped iy
the government IN thenprrof fihton of the govern
mrual revenues, IS likely to be changed IN future
Immense sums annually appropriated lor nur-
pasrs IN which many the States Of tho Union have
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B Z; Id Il q Il Ed n IL VI a H. NJ
Seminary.

'NHE Rev. Nicholas III. Cobb :, has con
Il sented to take charge of this institution, on the
lst day CT March Next 1t is unnecessary to say a
ny thing Of the peculiar fnesss of Mr.. Cobhs for
this situation. He is extensively known and his past
life. gives to the public, the best guarantee that can
be gwen. that his duties principal of this insu-
ton, will be ably and faithfully discharged -Terms,
&c will be made known by himself in a short time.
TIE TRUSTEES.
Dec. WIS
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Cotton arms,

a less than the Lynchbufg Factory prices OF
N various Nos in small bales Of 200 lbs. may be
had, by application to
ANDREW c. ELLIOTT.
ian -
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nR. BRANDsETEG'S GENUINE We
~ getnDie Universal PILLS, established in
England, 1871. For sale AT Tie Bookstore OF
}. f.. MARTIN.
Nov % Il
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4 EEAYE JUSP RECEIVED ue.cc of
Il superior Nlucr slrainedLamp OH
ii. LATHAM.
Dec. 81 ts
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I7ss'dsssEANA' SALE.
~ II Comfortable Dretsins,
4
,;; with out Houses, GRISE MILE. fTTT
IL and SAW NIEH, tnearly uen1. FB",l

The water powerat this point is excellent aud or
dlnauly sufficient for all the work REQUIRED of il
The Dam Is new aud very good. Attached to tins
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