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New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
d Il Y GOODS.

IJUFFs, n;FFs, nUFss. At NAT
vi SONS ISL hataaa.-si. ana i60 bo"ery-Tae SUI
scrker forms the ae4 CT AeEEeTk and vicinity iAa
he ha. on on hand rich and elegant sssort enf
Of LINK and o,her fu- Nuts !, prices reduced fo 8
per cent from any previous year. H earnestly soc
call before purchasiuF ard those Vho favor in
taey shall DC Disappointed For trimmings Oh 81
kinds and Furs repaired At nctice-
l2g Ia WATSON Ia Chatham at and loo hcFerT
NEW RAE4i. Ds.-ALFRED salt q,
- Merchant Tailor, No. 80 Fal,on-sL would ayiIc b.
fr!ena. AID the puhI call AID eTamins MS SOCK OF
new Fall Goods consisting Cloths Casscrss ana Nesi
nrs .rlted 10 The fall rie Gentlemen l-svl= their
.s may rely upon their being fulfilled tie most salts
factory Terms Hoderate-Casa on ccAiyery =
ONE PRICE Sfzlss i2-Gsailsmsu wishing 90
~ purchase good cheap Clohing Fout do well 10 cali
2, l3. Chatham stest Fhers tey FAD garments at
the following pres:
Clota Costs q TO So Cloth jackets. 81 to IS SAT-
reit Pants si,75 to s4,'5 Cioi Part: 50 70 t}y;
oil 3,n JACOB CofiS"FLl.
y APPE-EgcN,, CASE TAILORING IS
h. TAELlSHNEhT, 3ei Grand, corner Of Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectuly inform, his friends,
a-u the public Crucsay tilt nc con Insrs To make tar
order .ny ~ 10 Of iashios 10 SUIT h!s caou-
cr,' t.s,e- GOOD e. and the best Of workmanship Ky
a, all tires be reisd Gentl-meu pre-rrng fusn'-h-
ing tkei- isatcrial sill mud II TO err incest 10
give HIN sc-l rulcr i IL az css-@s 'rct: 90 ~ e'-
Chsrr,s i.a o54;s MS I'm
~ ss<s astvs,s isEOais AND : D.
: FLOMAS have baen awarded 10 john t.indmirk =
Chatham for the het Coosae and Pcrfumery Fur
years nc Nos bctA engaged III INC lh~HH-ttuit 90 go
fumery TIN cry ard uatI Inc present time ne mas NOT
presented himself before the public the advertising
columns OF any paper hut sustained by the decision
OF eminent JUDGES Of Prrumerv, given at the Fars held
Cy and Boston he feels authorized N saying ie
those who want any article M inc that : Chatham
street. they may hnd a superior quality, nj nc crate
prices. Remember the rs, formerly entrance
10 Chatham Chapel. dil ly
pICHs NEiy PATTERN SLY ZEE
II WARE-Iae .ub.crib now receiving an as
sortment of new style STANDARD SILVER
Si!ec. Pitchers, Tea and Coffee Seti'
Urns. sugar longs.
Mugs Spoons. Forks
Of entire new and sPleadii patterns. for sale BY
NURAM s. HAUGHWDUT,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
NOW PUBLISHED AND EOR SALE
AT leo BROADWAY,
J0NESS BOOKKEEPING,

Z which kaowed q Inc prIntipfs Of Double En-
L try is rendered far more easy of stainment- Tho
/. already adopted IN OF the la get academic
Institutions this country and is tho first American
,rov lnen on the subject which has adoted IN Elg-
4n-, rhere II exteG.syely 10 reduced Teachers
nd Students respectfully invited the work.
Nr Joues mas done much fo the adyau ement OF this
branch Of knossGgs II. Schsper, vii. Prime, Ward s.
hmg; ). II Pierson, with A. Tsppan CO.. n. $. Whit
rsnore, wrh Gutter, Bslkley, Merritt 81 Co.
Instruction gwen By lac author usTn both day aud
evening. Strsszers intending study branch
referred with confidence 10 merchant generally Us TO Hr
is IN tescbing application ~ the rooEs
hey will be referred 70 Boskkeepcss have besr quail
ned uudcr his Instruction. di7 2S
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
. FoR SALE on ExCfaANGE-FO

50 FOR SALE OS kaANGE-For
did productive real estate in this city Farm Of ~ acres
wIln3 Dwelling Houses and suitable out buildings ~
good repair Of the houses fit for the residence OF
iugc ,pectable family. The location Is handsome and
healthy, facilities for communication with the city
zines daily. The soil and subsoil very good Is
acres good wosd Also, fine variety OF fruit, well
4 superior water, aud email unfilng stream rms
through OF the Farm supplying nearly every
teld aud sufficient for hOr.e water pc the tounda
for the dam aud entertainments necessary being al
'endy laid Apply to DAMEkEL & HOOPER, No l5s
Fr,nt-st n21 3tawlm-
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= Ds& iSL - g I: tS-tioods u ever, desc pIo
sucn os Oy-rcczfs, W-ding ran-aoous Long Root..
B.diag jassas Horse Covers, Cioaks Pouches Cspes,
upf rrinse Plaster, ard 81 Lining Cloth Life Pre-
servers. AR Beds Pillows Cushion Machiue bea iug,
eeth-t villa every article the lro, lcr sale
Wholesale and retail! by :. Smith y SON,
- IN ISL W,trr sn- 66 t'sth arrive
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

70 Ann Reeves, aged lel years, died at Della
ware City recently
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
.CsggET gNpIA RUKBfR ovERsHoEs

- for Ladies and Gesiiemcn-rhe best, handsGmest ard
cheape., kind of Oyershoes ever Pvegted. Made and
sold h. >. &. SNlrIi IS son,
~ I'm 81 Chatham mud i5i w -ter-sts.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
FRENCH MILLINERY:

S3tS>. tItsLDHs;, Successor 10 r ;. kuEel.
"A formerly 4. \ Mo:t.} respectfully lnioi n> her
fcuds and tae public generally, tina, she will on the
2j;R Est lare assortment o CsPS Head Dresses lr
and where public viii receive the most sa'is C
loty attention.
us f ayals herself at this opportunity OF thanking
the pubic for the ~ ext nsivs patronage sbe as re-
crWed her Ia Isl and be-s t. assure
.her Of her exertoas 10 men; iher support
dir
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

- & JERvlS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Office
Visiting Card Plate engraved and fifty Cards for only
81 50. All ether Engraving half the usual price
Pleas call and specimens. No Sgt CouEthrd
--,na- c,o.n-,~s r..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Prepared for tn Tribune
Members of tho MYIIth Congress,
SENATE.


Hon SAMUEL L. SoUrHARD, Of Y. j. President
Stare. Members Term FL Menb. Term E1gtres
MAIHE-ReuoL niHiams II y Geo. Evans ~
n H. Franklin Pierce 43i -Ler, Wood6ury'47
w. Samuel Prentiss .'43 5. L. Phelps -
Mass Rufus Cneaie -. - saac c. Bates. ~
f. Nathan z Dixsn 45 j.. Summons AZ
CoaS Perry Smith 49, 43 J " Huntington As
n. Y. -Sti4S Wright. 10 y. P. Tallmadge IS
\. J. s Sam. L. Southland Is H. w Miller AZ
PESs. james Buckanan'4 10 DanI Sturgeon 45
Del. - Rich. H. Bayard As Thomas CLAYTON AZ
MD. John L. Kerr 10 WIN. D. Merrick IS
Va William c. R,ves. % VIM 5. Archer 7
n. c. WIN. A. Graham. '43 W. p Mangum. az
s. c.. Vim. c. Preston =. 43 John c. Calhoun II
GEO. Altred Cath5srt '43lrJ Nj. Berren AZ
Ala AriAur p. BagJy'l5 Um. e King ~
Mss. John Henderson As e. j IFalksr AZ
La AIez Moutoa -. a tAl-x Barrow II
lem Vacancy. ---- As Vacancy ~
n.y. Henry Clay. 10 J. L. Morenead A
OH;o lillian AHcn---'4 - Benj. TaPpaa- -
lND- Oliver H. Smith y Albert 5. White-'4j
III. Rte.,. II. Young '43 $. NcRosertS. IL
Mo -Lecis < Lin,l. -. 10 Thos. Il. Benton As
ARK. .A1c6. II. Scvter- As I'm. $. Fulton IL
MIeH. Augustus 5. Porter AIM. Woodbridge AZ
Wings in Roman. LocoS in Iialics Gam frsm lsi0.
Total--29 Wings, q Locos, vacancies.
At the close Of last Congress. "a Wing, 25 V. B.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
.IaiE AlaERaCAN lNsTaTUTE At The

lat Far awarded more first premiums, TOR specimens
OF lnda Rubber Goods from establishment than 10
any othe-, snd mauy all Re other exhibitors
car ne Business. Yet the OverShoes invented by
when the first premium all Others, aud " hch
are sod cur place during the bu- sni dull
uniform price and ~hch have received great favor from
The public. are called d" vile imitation By those
AYE neither the machinery nor workmen to make the
,anio, Is Cd.
Tho work. men at factory authorize say. that
they will $50 Win any manufacturer IN the listed
states IN the production Of any Lind Of lrdis Rubber
noc, OF Oyershoes vet manufactured this country
aud III be re Jy exhibit days notice Let boast
-rs and cautioners try
Among the 80 maud. employed establishment
4oue of the olCesl sud sA.lIiu rt their line
in the country, who and have received from
dlr,ns past year. 6 per cent higher wnges than
given nv any establishment Every pair OF shoes
bears name.
Supplies received daily from factory
HORACE H. DAY,
Successor 10 Roxbury India Rubber Co l26 MAIDEN lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
NIsMONEsTY EXPOSE D.-The .absc5i-

nlHlgNE5TE EXPOSE D.-The suoscri-
~ Der has GA nand &c 400 boyle, BAARLEh OIL.
which he 10 be genuine His motto Is hoAe'y
the best policy
This subscriber would here express bis regret mar so
many of HI. fellow cz saye hifhero pc nitteo heni
elves 10 be deceived imposed upon % dishonest men
l1acks auctonpers AID pre;eDder who oner 70 EEL "net
thev call Haar I'm Oil al fourteen shilIas per gross
Art.sd .r city TO the following WfaoPsrs printed N
IN, German language an5 hose with ihrty sia heads are
nyarsblv ,ourious and Of thsse printed IN The English
o nor than one out of hundred genuine, most Of
49,, heing printed IN New York All eetuIHe
nrsh mad nave my and residence printed them.
rb1, i, done by Mr.. THY the manufacturer Holland.
rbev have also Ey written signature.
Tbi, Haarlzn OIL a,ed for a variety OF diseases. Il
leeds no puiaz; It's use Away. secures It's
mediation Coughs aHd colds are cured by without
,atfing II in he style Of Candy dealer.
NIB. In uBders gued ,elis the best Capdi. (stuat,>
IA New York, bet ne don't cell Cough Csniis TO ee'e
on.unPtion 'p-a,net ankles tooth-scasi he leaves
= large dealers aod medical yentieIn-a-
y 3. Gesune German Cologne Woi T Imported y
the xadersigne5. CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store No. i2l East BroadSy'
Oae door above Pise-st
Az D. Tan.e1 :, M n, a'o'S Pi cis
D0YD,s BLEACHING PeWDEh
D 100 casks Royd's ceiebrstsd Bleaching
'' iva 'Aa ''' ' pgassE d BsooEs, a Lis'rg~s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
o. FARM FOB SALE, or Exchange for City

-. r n Mn EVR SNIlE, OF tNchange TOT NIty
rI$ Property-A Farm IN Queens County, L. l., con
tanlug between so and 60 acres OF first rute Land
high state of cultivation. The Dwelling and Out
all and FIRST order, with neve<
ling well Of gosd water, apple orchard. &c The dis
,uIrs from New-York. The above property
vii be sold exchanged for city property, and possea-
ion given Immediately. Address L. M. S. at this Office
7 Stawtf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
4 HAKG ArSS! nAKt; =. FStr

En- B.AKts AIMS, nAkts tANs - For
s sale exchange. 40 tracts Of handsome Land,
~ tanning l35 each, soil of a superior quality .
yatercd fine streams. and covered with fnE timber
.uch white oak. hickory beach. walnut, maple and
scaiaote The soil IS adapted L. wheat rye oats.
1rton, tobacco. sweet and Irish potatoes The above
,uds will be sold reduced prices, aud terms to
Nit, or obey viii be exchanged fer almost any kins
lerchandzc For maps diagrams aud particulars. spp!y
, ~1uTR A. NIIIIMORE III Jobn 81 nm siairs nj II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
u Dry Doc,s, II ooklyn, New-Eork.-
Proposals fer Timber for building the
COFFEE. DAN,
SCHEDULE OF TIMBE

y7 be received at the Navy Agents Office, Ns"-i ors,
uu, the 9th day of December, l54i sgreeably to the
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
W A n T 5.

WANTED-AnsEie,a servants, eons.An, y at Is
w Hosery. sISIx.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

Ras,rond--Aibuny TO Batavia Complete
Western New a OrIS-.-Hoston Enter
nrisc Sc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

IL SS l. III snail famN. upper
e.. part aH bacS Basement OF the story house No.
A~s'~5 Huacc street, uud'ou sttsct Possession
ann -di,trly d;S S.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

~ SAMUEL SHEPHERD has been unanimously
reelected Printer to the Legislature of Virginia.
He was a Wing, but unconnected with any news
paper
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDsEsDAy, Dec. 10, IS4I.
message was received from the Senate stating that
they had passed the bill for the relief Of Shcrifs with
an immatcrial amendment, which concurrcd in by
the House.
The election of Public Printer then gone into
and Samuel Shepherd was unanimously cected-rcceiv
ing 1871 votes.
Mr.. M'Rac, with view to economic the time Of the
House, would submit proposition, which he thought
would have that effect. lie moved the following as a
substitute for the ih rule Of the House
No member shall speak more than once or more than
one hour in the same debate.
To make this rule effective Mr. M'Rae offered a fur
ther amendment Of another rule. requiring ;}ds
pend rule. AS the proposition hat of an in
novaton, he would have it lie on the table.
Nj. Mayo hoped il would DO laid in the table and per
mittcd to stay there.
aid on the table.
At the instance Of Mr.. Dorman, leave was given to
bring in bill rcvving and and amending the several acts
for the government, OF the town Of Lexington.
PErTIoN.
BY Mr. Tocr. of citizens of I.ynclburg and vicinity
for Nc Adanizcd road from Tennessee line to some point
ON James River.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas,
The House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
WOODROURNE SCHOOL.

Fu\llF subscriber being restored to his usual health
j well ~ the rest OF his family, announces to his
friends and the public generally that he intends reopen
ing his School on the first Monday in January, loi2
The year will be divided into sessions OF months
each the first ending Friday the Sd OF june 1912
The events OF the last few months having produced
doubts the hcalthnrss of his present situation
the subscriber in order To insure the health of his
family and To prevent anxiety the part of the parents
and guardians OF his pupils. mcdliaes removing his
tabshment. before the approach of the scky
The site selected admirably suited his purpose
by its elevation its intrinsic beauty distance and
cluslon from water courses and its accessibility. The
subscriber, grateful Tor past encouragement. and
to promote the character and utility of his institution
yet higher stand. promises his earnest efforts
advance his scholars in their literary pursuits we'll
constant attention 10 the health comfort and moral de
pertinent Of his boarders
The price for boarding s. permontl, including wash
ing, bedding. candles and fuel
For Tuition the price remains unaltcred viz for
Spelling, Reading and Writing 81 50 per month For
Geography. English Grammar. Arithmetic any other
branch OF ordinary English Education s. 90 pcr month";
For instruction in the Latin and Greek Languages
Mathematics SC. 81 0O per month.
The subscriber can accommodate ~ Doarlcrs in his
own family. and as he must necessarily make due prcpa
ration for their comfortable accommodation attended with
considerable expenditure. he will expect his own com
pemcn to be made up before he will receive any appli-
cans as day scholars. who board any other family ex
ccpng only where they may desire hoard with near
relations
express stipulation to the contrary will be considered
engaged for the whole session. and charged accordingly
excepting removals for protracted sickness
The subscribers address is Green Hill =. O. Campbell
Co. Va. SAMUEL T. MILLER.
Nov. % WV if
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AUCTION AND COW MISSION
BUSINESS,
MELVILLE T.sLMOY.

IANI>t. taken thr house recently occupied by Mr..
HI II. McCraw, lew doors above the Franklin Ito
te. tenders his services to hrs friends and the public
Auction and Commission MerclsnWt.
III will attend To the sale Of Real Estate, Negroes.
florses, and every description Of Merchandise.
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Nc
groes, well as pretty extensive acquaintance in thu
contiguous ncishboIhood. will afford HIM every facility
in the sale Of that species Of property His spacious store
aud cellar, will enable him 10 keep in good condi
ton every article of merchandise he may
signment.
lie deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore. only ray, that he will he grateful for pat
ronage. and those who bcs,ow IT, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge Of Negroes to lie offered fr .as
siter privately publicly and board them at 25 cents
per day until the sale is effected. Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
SntIe2p X Dat1s, Sr. John j. P,urts
Richard Iyes John Iiouins
Mckinney H. .siosby Henry Da,rs
Nc Corkie & Ne Daniel Dhus TGrdy l. Irvine
Burton g. Rodes Hancock g. .ida,ns
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and s~nd ac
count TO this Office for collection.
Dec. - IA
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i
10 lie ,hstd uTpn the Banks, the Legislature "tsa ~
IN ssson, and could fa~ resolution To Ess'e ein u"
'". hours ,,,.,.--.,-.. e,,,
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'n' 9u'su" Wv" ' ,..'''.' el'' IS. VIM"
was W. "o.. 49,, w, ~, n.x;. a
n'IS=,y' ~ p''a'' 60 U,,n IL
'n''.'''i n 80, 49,, -. -. H.. !,
= u,,',.i 90, - 49, SsI 1r,n.s
!" . .'rTo,' ~ All ....i.,; d., NJ.
- E,u,' =, =. -. -. p.,.h
M, 49,, MD. -. - -.
80, rU.,, Nh =, 3, -. O.. IIn,.J
TT, -, 49, r.. u,,..ne, S,n;,h nc W,snn
\, -, ". ~, - = H,.. 80, D.
- ~ Il, n " Usii'iy ~,
81 - N,l,il -, - MI
- w. n.. Eii'',, S,'s,,l IT. l',a
"p',''.s..,I - NJ. - -. IN
~. VI, ri ai,,..,,l uoua.,v U,,v.v
N,,s. R,hin..n r., a,R,,x,an and Isw. lanes y,
ri. niJd;aL ii.,,,.,, 81 nn,n.,,i.t NJ. San,
n.ls .,n,~,r e., IF Ches,.,seld y,no,,n nc.kins
Ned I;ncrr,n, C,r,oll Smancc, Il,rL W,tIin.
,,ms,rng Unll,m,, Davis If KIM and Queen Dab
ney. Woodward Clcndenin. Marshall. Banks. Martin of
N.rsbaIl Dior, Royd Sect, of Nccllenburp Nlorpan.
Harrison of Nonono,l,, Orrck U,uc IiTmn. Fin
gerald Hid, N,phe,.,, (bc,,b,m W,Ii,c. ,f Pc
isrsbmr, Grimes. Uopkns. Brown Of Preston. Heath
I,,,wncr NcCoulcy Sbiman smith of Rockinob,m
Cnw,n on;Ilc, C,,cvond C,,wG,rd T,,c rrnnh,,,
w. sN,Ilc, Rove, Martin of Iylc, NucL (:,.,d
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p ii ~ o. >. X.I.4 ~ 81!

VINllE subscriber is prepared to furnish any fam
Il lily desiring the above instrument. upon the mos'
liberal terms, and from the approved Manufacture
in the United States. The justly deserved rcPua"o"
obtained by the difecn, MAKERS has been much auo
ed through the public press, that any remarks Of DE
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion lie
i'll. known a manufacturer of the instrument, can -
commend the Pianos made by the different estaoi''''
mcns, inferior in the world. All that ne 70
quircs trial and if the purchaser not pleased with
the instrument, it can be returned
W.~P. GREENE, Agent
o. All Pianos sold by will be packed and s'n' ~
any distance in the country, free of expense They wiz
also be kept in order year. without any charge TO ns
purchaser, by myself pass through the country '"'
a year regularly.
Sept. l6 sh
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HOUSE or DEIEG ATF.S.

TrEsp,v, December Il lS4l
The Bill giving relief to the Shcris and other coec
Of the revenue read third and passed and
sent 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Keen moved to take up the Resolution some
days since offered b, him. for limiting the term Of the
session Of the Legislature. Lost
Re dpportionment Of Representations
Mr.. Smith OF kanawha presented the memorial of citi
zens Of kanawha, asking for appor,onment Of the
presentation Of the whole State, according e popu
latiou and moved that it I've printcd-mt the request
of nir Cruchheld, he withdrew the motion print, and
was co.'tcnt 10 let II lie upon tho table for few
DAYS
MIR Jackson ccted to the disposition of the memorial
That document prcsc, 'cd condensed view Of the wishes
of the whole trans AcgsHy country. lie renewed the
motion Ia print
Mr., Scott thought if any action was contemplated on
this great question. the printing was prorer-ihough IT
seemed 10 him premature Ifthcrc To be action.
solcc, ooTaas should frs, be raised. to whom the sub
jcct night referred
Mr.. Cmichjed took similar view
Mr. l,orman thought TIE opposition TO the Wntingmos.
cxraordnary
Mr. Crulchfcld withdrew his ol,oc tion and the me-
mortal was ordered to DO pristed.
TIE BANKS.
Mr.. SCOTS resolution. with Mr.. kennedy's amend
men,, was taken upon motion Of Mr., jackson
As the subject of small notes had already been referred
to the committee Banks Mr.. X. withdrew his amend
ment.
Mr.. Brown Of p moved to apcpd the resolution, by
directing the Committee on Banks 70 pqqte s,o the OK
pedidncy Of bringing in such bill that proposed in
stead Of directing il to be brought in.
Mr. Strother should sgaipst the ndncp and ask
for leave 30 bring in bll-ahhough he should keep
himself nnconIpttcd when the general SUBJECT or cocr
cling the BANKS 10 resume should come up s 49,
Mr. Dnaaan wished prompt and decided action. The
House was well prepared nov for action a. they
could be. He did not esrs on~ bass Gr,hne himself
atoai the matter. He 6lt inclined 10 60 against the
.olqLe9 Of Mr.. Scott, although he considered hin argu
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instruction tm simstmg, PinMo Forte
and Guitar, &C.
.Wr. ID n %, cr.

MEMBFR OF the Royal Academy of Music. Lon
v1 don. with much respect. bcgs leave to intimate to
the Ladies ana Gentlemen of Iynchburg and ncighbor
hood that he has settled permanently here Application
can be made to him at his residence opposite the
HOTEL the Brick building, Tems,-l5 dollars per
quarter of "a lessons.
Sacred Class.
ne VIII be happy also to form class for mpartng tho
elements of vocal SACRED MI SIC, and when a suf
hclent number Of names had he will settle where it
VIII mect-Terms-one lesson in the week. dollars
per quarter. half in advance.
n B-iadcs can be supplied with beautiful sclee-
ton OF Songs, &c, Of the nea,es, composition.
NOV ~ tSf
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o q ID 3! q % q ID 81!
q o % ID S!!!
All yes whs wsWla ysur msm~y snve,
Gene 10 ns~, and yea shnii bargains have

us useless to say any thing about the cheap
ness OF (.oods. after the repeated declarations Of
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! that appear every day
IN the papers And my object say the public gen
orally, that my ppn is inferior in the mar
ket and to prove it satisfactorily every one is only to
give my stock an examination before purchasing and |
pledge myself there shall be cause of dissatisfaction
either as to quality rxiie. for confident bouob,
"ood' as io and can and riu sell them for cash. as low
as any house in Lynchburg.
Ny assortment Of GROCERIES is large. together
with the largest assortment of Hats Caps &C. Of IN.
latest styles and fashions that had the pleasure of
Offering to the public and to which invite the attention
Of all. ID r T. pI1,LpW
Oct 2S
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NOTICE..

WE OFFER for rent. the AMHERST MILLS,
w situated on the Canal about lOmlcsbelow l!he'.
burg Possession will be given the LIST January mex
W. o1rLtor hire, women girls. who are aco".
toned 10 waiting in house, and we would like, aiso'
hire from the country, some inexperienced boys he'"ee"
l2and 10 years Of age to work in Tobacco ac,o.,
WARWICK s. r FAD
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Wood Land nj auction.

HAVE for sale As acres Of WOOD LAND, lying
Il near l.ynchJurg, adjoining tie lands Of John PeIel
val and Others II not sold privately, by THURSDAY mo
ooh inst ii will, that day be sold at public aucon
Sale to be conducted by Payne & Turner, auctoncers
WILLIS BRADLEY.
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FOREIGN AND DOM ESTlC
ID IL q d q ID
At Wholesale and Retail.

Il and general assortment of
Fresh INu and JJissfer Goods.
Consisting of Heavy Fued Iinseys, Glenrock Jeans
and Mallory kerseys. fer Servants wear Dshsl.
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets; white and Red Elan.
nels at all prices French anl English Mernoes, all
shades and qualities Black, Blue Black and Fancy cold
Silks, Mousein DE LANES and Challcys; Lace Goods
Gloves; Hosiery Ribbons; Hats Caps; Shoes; and
many other styles of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
which they will offer great bargains in, either at whole
sale retail. TURNER, BURNELL s. Co.
Oct II uif
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a. m. GILLIAN.
SGRGEO.v' DE.V"1'lST,

III AS taken his Office at Mr. Rcbrrt Morriss Hotel.
= corner 81, Main street and lanyard Alley and he
hops from an experience Of nine years prsctee in his
profession ~ continue TO meet with liberal share Of
public patronage.
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