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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
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OF NV YonK Cry,
EhS leave 10 INFORM The ,iiiznns II Lypchbnre
- aud v,cni y ihh he has returned irpn, New
Yo,t. and Is now prepared In resume \ bushes.
10 Ia dlso brou III with HIM u select 1uanliry al
Music, Nv he 81 popular composers, and u fine
supply ol the best Piano Srinrs,whch will be nscr
led nom one to a tull set, the most reasonable
lrr,s. Pianos tuned as usual and any repairs
done 10 that instrument, upon The shortest notice. AMI
most approved method.
September 10 lsit
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Reduced Prices.

M EDICx.vES. Surgeons Instruments W.,
lVa ter, Fancy aud velvc, C"lo,s, brushes ns,or'-
cd Guns and Pistols Knives, Sc,sso,s re,iuae,y,
Snaps. Ra's'ns, Almonds, parcel Of medium and
10" priced Srg"s. aud 10, Of mcd'nn aud low phi.
eed of"mragne W'nc, with many Other articles. nil
be oile,ed a, reduced prices n,
HOWEL DAVIES.
Sept. 3 ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
DISSOLUTION.

'INllE finn OF GARLAND x PAMfIIS IA
u tins Il y dissolved, by mutual consent. All
persons indebted 10 them will please ONE forward
and seiilc their accounts. Enh,r OF them viii ie-
eeHe money and give receipts. Fho,e 10 whom the
f'f" may be Indebted will present their cl,ms 10,
settlement H. NJ. GARLAND Jr
JNO. IL. PAMPL1N.
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TIL. NEW cABlNt, T..

Inc Loco foeo papers are cxultlng ti,ats Gen
iiaf,isnn's Cabinet is dissolved, but they do no,
seem ose,J yed at The composition Of the For
our own pats, We have objection TO a single mem
bfr OF tho new Cabinet as such; except 10 Jud e
uishur, IN whose iuJgmen n, We have Lui lulle con.
hienee' while no one more readily docs homage IN
his genius and requirements. Mr.. Fot.a,d III, y, c
tstary Of the Treasury, is said to be an able man.
lie was offered The appointment, of Attorney Tor the
Western District Of Pennsy vania BY 8en. Harrison.
which he declined & WAS thea appointed Comptroller
lhe Treasury. lie is said To be an ardent TaifT man.
ho"eyer,whlch will hardly SUIT The Simon Pures aud
we have heard that he rs decidedly in favor of Ma.
ional Bank.-Mr. Legare is of The ablesl men
aud proioundes lawyers IN the union and will make
brilliant Attorney General. We like, him, Too, FOR
his uncompromisns hosny the Sub-Treasuty
scheme, 10 The revival ot which, in any shape, he
will never give his assent.-Mr. WichlTc OF Ky. IS IA
decided Wing aud is said 10 be vi fine business
talens-a necessary qualification TO, the Office OF
Postmaster General. Aud John Mclean, the Sec
tetaryol War, "as always fasorilc with us. even
when lie was Jackson man, for his sterling prob,y
his unining industry, aud his emincntly practical
judgment. Had these gentlemen been apr ,in,ed
org 'nally by Gen. Harrison, we should have rpo-
sed the utmost confidence in them. We Gamma,
DO less now, because they are appointed by Nj. Ty-
lcr. We hope they will conduct The groyrrnnen,
on Wing ncpes-and ,fthey do,,hc county will
not regret the change, much the cause Of il.
WIG RALLY The Wings in New York
are about to take the field. The Genital Committee
has called State Conven'io" to be held a, Syra-
tnse. on the 9Th OF October ITO deliberate on the
cofd,lon OF our public affairs, and To adopt such
measures rs may be deemed expe dent TO maintain
the integrity Of The Wing party, give success to
isprnc'ples and objects. and 10 prevent return TO
power of those from whom the whole country, and
this State (New York; in particular. have suffered
SO much and so long
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

o. The Alexandra Gazette states that, in case
# The acceptance of,hc post OF ctreary Of Warby
Judge Lean. the President will appoint Mr.. Cnr-
tenden to succeed him in the Supreme Count. Nous
rcrrons.
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inlE s9bsctbe' Is now ,p,spg,ed to furnish any
l. f'"''y desiring the above ns,nmon, upon tho
mos, liberal terms, and iiom III. most ,approyeJ
Mnn"'aclo,ics in the United Siaes. The iusil,
desrvcd reputation oblnined b, HE ,tre, mai eis
has been much Landed ilton. h the public p,es.
that any remarks Of his would he unnecessary
upon the present occasion. lie beng known
IA manufacturer III the instruments can rec pr,c MI
The pmnos male by the different cslab lshmcns. a.
'nler'"r 10 none IN the word. All that he =. aurcs
Is ma; aud II the purchaser not pleased will,
.he instrument, IL can be returned.
w. +. GREENE, Agen,.
Ut All Pianos sold by mr. Will be pa. ked and
sent 10 any distance in the rou'lry, free Of expen.e
They viii also be kept IN order ON. year. without
any charge 10 The purchaser. by myself rs pass
through tho country twice year regularly.
Sept Is 10 II
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I'OUN ID,

A BOU L the first Of September, between the toll
LAga,e OF tae Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
and Z,charah Wade's, "A roll Of b ank Notes, BY a
servant Of III ne, which the owner can obtain by de-
scrbing the same aud paying for this vrrrisenl.
ROBERT BLANKS.
Sep, A,
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Sept. 81

DURSUANr Ia decree nf the Circuit super.
L OF Couu vi IL" X Chanccry Tor the county ii
Amherst, rendered On the 81 II day OF August 1911
IN sun wherein VIM. Clubo,no and Cornc,a his
wife and others are Plaintiff, ags nsl Fayelic Mr.
veil and Mary his "ir, Defendants the undrrsisn-
ed. appointed Comm sNoncrs therein. will on the
25h lay OF November, l5al If lar. # the next
fan dag ,hc,rai,cr,) sell, NJ public auotnn, on u
credit OF q, II aud IL months, before the Market
House, IN The town OF L,nchbuig,
TRACT OF LAND
in the county Of Amherst, ADJOINING the Lands ol
Posse, Powell and others cont ,iniog from 10 900
acres. Also tract OF Land in Campbell, contain
ing 10 acres. adjoining the Lands o J. NJ. Warwick
and others, 3 miles from Lynchbu,g.
And on the premises, The following TOWN
PROPERTY, 10 vii A three Story Birch House,
20 cet front, on the Nam Street, adjoining Plan
iers Warehouse; one nall acre Loi. with u Brick
House, the Poo, House, Brick House with ga
feet front, in the ne,ghbo,hood Of the Western nn
s2i feet Of unimproved c,uund opposite Mr.. Pey-
ton l.th~ich aud Two unnrproyed Lots on Frank
lin IIIl, nearly opposite Capt.. M.Corkl.'s resi-
dcncc.
The purchaser, will be required TO give bond with
approved security, and the Tile retained until the
purchase money is pad. The property will be
shown by the commissioners 10 any wishing 10
purchase. STEPHEN +. BOWEN.
WIN. S. CLAIBORNE, Com'rs
TuOS. A. llOLCOMBE,
September 23 a5N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

u c. J. lngefsoIl has published an address to
his constituents Of The 81 Cong, essopal district in
Philadelphia in which, speaking of Mr.. Tyler tins
silly phase 1.-The chapter of s,rang. acct
"ienls conducting him TO the Chief Magis'racy, is
''sald to nerve him with son Of religious belief lha,
''he is Destined through higher power, 10 wonder
'lu! ,nstrumen,alny!" Well, il Mr.. Tyler thinks he
is "chosen vessel" there is bu, little hope for
him. He Is in the frs, stage of fanatacism, the
deadlicst enemy of reason. Joe Smith. the Nor
man Prophet, iabors under The same drlusion, and
doubt not VIM. Lloyd Garrison is not exempt
from like haliucina,ion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
NEW. GOODN..

VIEW GOODS,'
Bank Square. 18th Sept, 1s1i. :.
NE have Just com,penccd RECEIVING our Fail
w Nss2 Winter supply Of Goods,
which we are selling at reduced prices. We re-
spec,iully ask call from all persons in wan, OF
Goods Of any Kind, assuring them that will sell
III, ~ great bargains. Cali d SEE us.
j. J. PCRNIS & DUFFEt.
Sept. l3 2wh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

O. Mr. Tyler has appointed Joseph N. Barker,
first Comptroller Of the Treasury. Mr.. Barker was
removed from that office BY Gen Harrison. !, re-
mains TO be seen upon what prciext Mr.. Tyler has
thought proper to censure Cen Udrrison, By rclnsa
ting him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
HOHSES .s.y.D LOTS,

Commencing with iha, rlr CANT Two S,o,, Btnk
House aud i.o, F,si or I.n, street, II, res NJ,
IN the occupan.s oi Mr.. Ghas. Richards. THIS
House he has hesitation III saying, oil the
best bull Tenemon,s IN the place, having been hui,
expressly ior the subscriber "wn use, ~nhou, ,c
gard IL cosi. Thcic IL on ihr Lao, M leo House,
Mca, House, Stable, Carnage House aud GA MY.
At The 81 ! time, the / % STORY FRAMED
HOUSE aud LOT adjoin'ng, IN tho occupancy ~,
ann y NJ, Nance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

u Specie 'sr'p,dly going gu, Of the reunl,, IL
'' our iofe,sn debtsiae consequence OF that beau
'i theory oi free trade. which throws our potts o.
zen TO iore,gn fabrics whilst their, arc ei 2scd 10
"nf productions. Nearly milan OF dollars has
been shipped from New York alone. during the p,e
SEM month"; most 81 10 France. IL pay Tor silks aud
ines.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

Plus, Needles, Suspendc,s ., various kinds. Vests
Snr,s, Pan,,loons, Linen. Couais, Goso,ns, Fsnr,
Wood Acco,d,ans. Also Gold aud pnlod Jewel
~, Percussion caps. and v,r,ous kinds Il o,hc,
atlol,s, too numerous To ft,cn,,on MI direct trom
New York, and IN good oidef. Dealers are pa,
uoularl. requested 10 call, the Goods will post
iiyel, be sud IN lo,s 10 SUIT rutthas,,s. The sale
will be continued from day In day I'LL all ~ d,spos ed
OF CHARLES PHELPS. An..
Sept i6 j u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

u The accounts from Flor,d, continue To
speak ii the probable speedy termination OF the In.
dian war
a Fotsh Erde.-Mr. Philip Narnski, a Polish
exile is now IN lynchburg Tor the purpose of soil,
citing The assistance oi the charitable "Mr. N. is
represented 10 have been 81 the wcal,hlcst ,nei
chants "i Waisaw tsays the Rochester N. Y. Ad-
se''ser,) aud was stripped Of his property, and d,
ven an exile from his country Tor being engaged in
the last Polish Insnriecton' lleis soliciting aid
ior the purpose OF bringing over his family from
France, that they may settle on his portion Of he
land IN Illinois appropriated for The use OF the Polish
ex,ics by our government. "lic has Obtained his
pa.en,. pun npa log house and hopes. through the
generosity OF American i,eemen, 10 Obtain sufficient,
assistance 10 enable him aud his family 10 ,akc pos
session. of his new home"
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T. D.t7,y 0,s TIC C.Y.y.1L,

And beg lcn,e - slae Ia. he, ia,e INV sstab-
l,sicd Rccasnp anu Fowa,,i,ne ilo,s. IN Rich
,nona The North sl III The Bas,u, u IntIe aboys
the Toll llousc, Under, . sa.e YIN and firm, ~
ope,ae in canncr, ion " =, l,ea Ice OF bnais and
ihc,r Don,e IN Lsachbus. - Auu apv tnoJs W
Pfodoce Consigned l,en ca,e, wi, receive tl,ev
st,,ct a,'rDiop and w,n be ,orwatJed with the NJ.
mos! despatch An, produce sh't p.d b, their linz
of Fods, consigned - other t3uasrs, will he ta,,je.l
III, ou.i, wiih equal exped 'aa, aas a,her Ina OF
Eeals on 'bo Canal. The, ave F.rs, s,sy,.A two
'no,e snIcndd i;pais, he DAVN e aOtKETr and
JOHN RAN DOLplI. aud VII, in !. few weeks.
have finished and under way, te,c. m1k np heir
line consist o. SIX superior b o s. Tm,r
fac ies beng ,has com pele, and intending, 10 Ito
vote lher whn'c attention 10 the business, they nc.
pccrtu'ly solicit u share OF .he public patronage.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

w The N. " journal Of Commerce il happy TO
NE that whatever be the result of : trial. Gov
coward wi CO, - moit"r tho ofwo treat nations
demands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

MIR. GlLMER-We publish on the fourth page this gen
tlemans reply to Mr. Bottss remarks the second Veto 1t
ELAINE and impoent" effort, and very mach
from the oratorieal reputation of the f, -Govcmor
Gov. Glmcr says that Mr. Tyler nigh, have vetoed both
the Bank and Distribution bills wlhimpnnty il he had de-
claed for Henry Clay President. Why, when did
Mr.. Tyler declare against Mr.. Clay He for him
the Harrisburg Convention and is said mept when he
superseded by Gen. Harrison. Why should he be against
him now! We il unless he for himself
and that is wholly incompatible with his declaration
of the One Term prnc which his great love of conssa
cy will Of course compel him to adhere to- The Governor
surely be mistaken in surprising TINT Mr.. Tyler
in favor ofMr Clay, he has aromsd chang.T
pinioa since he rent to Tfarrisburgt
% Mr.. Glmer addressed The people of Amherst last Mon.
day aud understand he completely used np first by
himself and en by Joseph X Irving, Esq. lie proved to
the satisfaction Of all present. that he not "cvery inch
Whig," though he still sticks TO the name The conse-
quence that the Wings stood aloof from him, while he
surrounded by his allies! The Elk Governor de-
cared TINT he hg, houghno Fedcralisi-thai being
his ped phrases destined sppersede the "fr
cry inch Wig with which he gued the people last
Spring. Was Gov. Giluer cderas from 1882 1910 p
Or were those he acted with all that time, ederuss II
they were, and he not, Why did he act with them so
long and receive many lonors al their hands II they
were not it, is natural suppose he thought they
not what evidence has burst upon him. since last
Spring expose the deusion under which he had so long
labcred7 he beauy oft is, understand the Ex.Goycr
nor the Locos will have cnrry out "Nhg Reforms "
We shall have objection that; but what do the Locos
say TO following leader who tells hem that in order to fol-
low him, they must become Wigs We understand the
f, Governor honored us with passing remark, but not la
wing able yet learn its precise character, we defer
reply until we doso
~ Coy. Gllnrr in cnfd to the Charlottesville Advocate
states that hs iren, 10 at nper ocnlnry
made Perhaps lac joking when he said he was every
inch Viii"
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PEsEMpTOIsY SALE OF
Truly Valuable Real Estate,
va the TORN Of LvsschburS.

IINllE subscribe, having b, cone permanently set
Il lied IN the lower county. has ,esoyed IL sell
by way III p"ble auction, on Thursday, Tic a3i oi
Sroic1,bet urxi. the iollow inu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

W Among The recent deaths IN FLORIDA. We oh.
serve The na,nes OF Col. J. Il Webb, editor oil the
Journal al ApAlachicola aud Gen Samuel Pnkhu
formerly Of Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
FLOODED COLT rOK Sal,
H.SXDUs.lRE CETLEXi., NJ.
Al ACTION.

WILL SELL. on FRIDAY, he l7,h INST,
! o'uook. III lho House iotnoiIy u, capped by VI,
GIBBONS.
4 Larger LOT OF ISL nDW ARGGu
n.Eo4N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

u Public attention Is invited 10 the extensive sale of Mr.
Whiriocks valuable Rcn Estate to-day See Advertisement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

81 The Wing Address ses the true ground,
m ayo"ing their intention 10 support Mr.. Tyler's
administration, as far THEN judgments concur in
his recommendations, but to dsclam all on sib.
IS for he acts Of The Erecutire The first duly they
owe 10 their county the latter to themselves We,
for one, hope tina, there may be no larhe, discord
between Mr.. lyle, and the majority in Congress-
We anticipate none, indeed, except upon lie fiscal
question and in tia, anticipation even we hope
slh be disappointed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

O. Among the rejected nominations Of the
President WIS that of Gov. Ri,ner OF Pa. Treas
urer of The Philadelphia Mint. The objection was
based upon his physical disq,a!'6catons being near
Nv blind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23
DOLAN, KiNNaEK Il co.,

EJUEN iler sincere thanks In tlleir friends
IL and The public geae.ally lor ,l,a y.ry liberal
en."o,a. cmea they have received since they started
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

~ Coy. Glnrr, in cnfd to the Charlottesville Advocate
states h4ihrcni eXtemate that p"r was peculiarly
made Perhaps joking when hp sadh was every
inch " hi ="
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-23

ELECTIONS.-Ve rmont.-rhcrc is no election
Of Governor in this SIale-ihe vote FOR Paine (WmC)
and Siiie (Loco) being about equal, and there be-
ing or 5000 scattering votes. There will be large
Wing m"j atty in tie Legislature, however; and as
the election of Governor now devoiyes on tina, body
Wing will be elected.
Naine.-The Wings have been signaily routed in
lhilState. Fairfield tLoco) is eec,ed Governor by
majority Of between II and 10000 and the Locus
have large impurities in both branches Of the State
Legislature. Aud yet strange 10 say, The vote for
Falfeldi is no, 1000 greater than the Loco Fo-
60 vote last fall, when the Wings carried the State :
Il shows that there has been but very slight dminu
ton oilhe Wing strength. but that the Wings did
MOI go 10 the polls. They been cneyated by the dis
fractions at Washington. They will soon rally, how
ever, and re-assen their supremacy.
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WHOLE NO. 459.

are petticoats which will render even you elias
TIC, II you will wear them, and transport you by
their dotVanfe properties from Dan 10 Bersheba,
II you desire il. An elastic" petticoat No
more Of the old fashioned humdrum petticoats,
made straight behind and straight before No,
no, henceforth elastic petiicoats will be the rage
N this era Of elasticity, Of which not only shall
y De recorded by the future historians that in the
year lS4l minds were elastic, hearts elastic,
opinions elastic, politicians elastic, and purses
elastic' but that Oudinot, with the wand Of a
magician, made pefficodfs elastic!
but that there may be no mistake about these
pe'lcoats, and that none Of their imperishable
a a. may be unknown, ] shall now supply
the. description given by the immortal Oud2noi
IN MS own 0onbdnfe and eiastique style:
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ToTTENs NAVAL TEXT BOOKS.

TOTTEN'S NAVAL TEXT BOOK.-Just
Il published, Naval Text Book, Letters to the Mid
shpmen Of the United States Navy on Wasting, Rig
ging and managing vessels Of War
Also a set of Stationing Tables, Naval Gun Ex-
ercse and Marine Dictionary, vol, Svo., by Is. J.
Totien, Lieut. u. s. Navy.
The above book will be received to-day or to.mor
row for sale by F. TAYLOR, who has on hand inn
ported directly himself from London,
Cbarnock's Marine Architecture, 3 Va. Ito, many
plates.
Crewze's Naval Architecture and Ship Building,
many plates.
British Nautical Almanac for Isf3 and 1914.
Falconer's Marine Dictionary, enlarged and i'm
proved VOL, 4to many plates.
Capt Brenton's Naval History of Great Britain, 2
vs., many engravings.
Captain Glascock's Naval Officers Manual
Griffith on Seamanship, Fordyces Naval Routine.
MacKenzie's Marine Surveying.
Robbins Surveying, Belchers Marine Surveying
Naval Monitor, by Claxton, (Roysl Navy
British Naval Biography, i vol
Simmons on Heavy Ordnance.
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OLD IRoNsIDEs.

OLD IRONSIDES.
Ay, tear her latter ensign down.
Long has II wav'd on high,
And many an eye has danced TO see,
That banner in the sky;
Beneath il rung the hattie shout,
And burst the cannon's roar
The meteor Of the ocean bright,
Shall sweep the clouds no more
Her deck--once red with heroes blood,
Where knclt the vanquished foe,
When winds were hurrying DER the food,
And waves were white below
No more shall feel the victors tread,
Or know the conquered knee;
The harpies Of the shore shall pluck
The eagle Of the sea
Oh better that her shatter'd hulk
Should sink beneath the wave;
Her thunders shook the mighty deep,
And there should be her grave;
Nail To the mast her holy flag,
Set every thread bare sail,
And give her TO the god of storms,
The lightning and the gale
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-03

rI,HE POLITICIANS REGISTER for lS4l--
i being compilation of the returns OF votes cast IN
the several States, during the year 1886, 1888 and
1910 for President, Members OF Congress, and state
officers arranged by Counties alphabetically.
just published 1871, price % cents, for sale by
march 2 +. TAYLOR.
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NIERIDEN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
IN SCHOOI.--Instruclion will be gwen IN ,he
common and higher English branches, also IN Maine
matcs. Latin, Greek, French, Drawing, Book Keep
inc. sc Much attention will be gwen To Orthogra
ply Reading Writing, Composition and Decama-
ton. -, 40.
IL is the design of all engaged in teaching IN thus
School 10 have il second to none Yin the State The
building is new and fitted up in the most approved
style.
A nc,c and valuable apparatus has been procured
Ear The School among which Steam Engines, a
complete set of Electro Masnetcs, Globes, Orrery,
Maps &c. ~ 49,. ~, ,,s =
what will be useful TO them in after life.
The Principal devotcs his whole time to the school
a. he has made arrangements with his brother TO take
the lo,oe charge of the pecunary affairs oil INC Board
ino department lie also spends about one nan OF ms
time with the pupils, privately to give them ns'ruc
ton and explanation in what they do not iuy uhue
stand al the time of Rotations , . /,
The Principal receives into his family limited
number Of pupils who will be nnder his constant SUI
revision and every proper means will be used 10
make them cheerful and happy
Terms are from $40 to $50 per quarter, ihciuu'he
board tuition lights, fuel, washing, &c;
Reference may be made to Prof Y. Dawes, rev
G. Robins Hon. Jos. Trumbull, the Misses DraPers'
&c of Hartford, CT. Capt. w, II Swiit oil spring
field Mass Lieut. III. III, Bell, U. S. Navy Rev. =.
C;rgts and L. Cowles, North Haven; and TO the
People Of Meriden generally .r 49,,
Meriden CT, Nov. 2ist, 1910 nov Ecu
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Brerefd inpention de Cling Ans Nedaiiie d Honneur.
Dams chaque yille sasie de contrefaeons, Amendes
ct peines vouues par la loi
s-JUPEs. oUDINoT
(AyEc SIGNATURE oUDrNoT),
BOUFFANTEs EFT ELAsTIQUEs.
pRIx: 80, 40, SO FRANCS, EFT AU DEssus.
Files torment tournure, soutiennent les robes en-
meme temps elles en- reguIarsen gracieusement les
onduatlons ct lie contour; la forme la racheur ct la
quate ne pouvent salterer a s'usaee.-On indiouera
Ia tour de taie ct la longueur de jnpe-ExpsDIrIoN
EXPLOITATION.
II, PLACE DE LA RoURsE, PARIS
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WILSON'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH Die
w TIONARY, London 1899 1922 large octave
pages being by far the most full and eoP1saensre
Freneh and English Dictionary yet published con
tanning full explanations, definitions, synonyms, 'd
oms proverbs terms Of art and science and pronasn
cation Sc &c. complied from the Dictionary OF the
Academy, Boyer ChambauJ, Garner and olnS.S, = ny
Rev. Joseph Wilson, Professor OF French W q o''-
gorys College
el,e F. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-03

C,IMMs' NEW NOVEL, The Kinsman or 'he
- Black Riders of Congaree, -.
And Walshs Sketches Of the Conspicuous Living
Characters of France.
Are lust received for sale by +. TAYLOR
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-03

Eb The following stirring lyric, from the pen OF a
New England poet, was written ON hearing that il
was in contemplation by the Navy Department TO
break up the old fgatc Constitution and TO sell her
timbers. The author is Oiiper Wendell Holmes, Of
Cambridge Massac husetfs