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New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

CoRoyERs 0FFcE-Iu Tie of the human bones found
vault the At the ii Avenge. mentioned in
Saturday appeared that they old loose bones
had long possession pnr
poses who removal thsia where they forus
ho called FOR the Coroner The therefore Dismissed
al
The Coroner was called Saturday the house of William
Henry colcred l24 Car.nst7eei hold inquest
body Of MS aoker, LeRia Harris sged 81 native sf So
lem. Mass.
The deceased had been in the Aim, House ana bccn IL Eve
months paaly;,c ,ncn ha deprived her OF
LETT side limbs On the OF her from he
had her removed his her request 30;h
ult ieeble an she grew ana died there
Thursday night about y oc.oc, without having had
Ies,!iag physician
Tue Juy returned verdict tina. she died 0: eiason the
o.a;n.
Tue Coroner also hea inquest yesterday house
john Hl!orea p Prime the body OF e,a
ian, chill Of Mrs Mary Ben, born dead Friday
morning sa,wecn and O'Clock.
Verdict sill porn.
Also al the house James w Rosevl 5h Aveaue
and ai street. ON the Coiyoi uaknpn female naa tos7i
by james B. Lokey yesterday morning malt pist o'clock
-appc! up IN some calico pool OF water
6 Avenue ami He took the bundle oar OF tse
Ter AMI discovering the laid safe place and sea-
ioT ine Coroner De- l. AdaIs Inade posi- nnen exstl
al as'crainei that the lungs hal never been Inaie
u iAe Dram was congested and The miami had POS
se,sed Iaiepenaen, HE.
Verdict, stili 5ors.
SAILOR yesterday morning fell between sloop and wharf
mo me river at the of droa-d
It's bod recovered Coroner sent sor to hold
ques, the ze..l Of which did ,1anspire
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

i'taOrAS ". siNI..-Etk,s COUGH REMEDY
Colds, coaga ana A.thHas Sold 81 Bowery
Shilling per hosIs a13 3ni
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

Intellectual dere!ov and Personal Bsaxy sos''ders'
in connection riM Dr.. Fe'tr Go"rauds peP'0fory
POWDERS.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
UNIvEKsALIsT
OK FSTABLISHMEN EN- L, /,

No I9o FULTON STREET.
,av \. obaseJ guyersalist hooks Pamphlets @c ol
w every description ~hsle-ale and retail Ass Pun.
r,,bIsbmeu hs Cryers.ist Union AID the Now io."
y.n~cr IN d.;nce OF the held By Gniversali-
~, rs, At - 20 per auu.un. latter 81 Single copies '
P,sw by the Rev Of Rev L F. hathcN ls's
@ Envcr,als IS Text Book 81 HoserR oneesuasS'
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

-s,-z,d,Aehich address The ear, are losf G:c ete.
80 sbor, s.try btif ,h1! ,clfich stytSss ote SSes
ff.r,s ;otg upo7l NE rrt,tI: The (rt'fnI sigR
E,r,rcreI l!s< knstaLerSe tetih a eesni y '-'N'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-21
,,surp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
ny JOHN N. BASKlN.
n,rn,1s Or SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
.aaa cars subscription &3 If paid in adj
y" W Ell If paid within six months after
&c., ,,o " subscribing; or S. if not paid until
.y,ira'ion Of the year. .
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
,l,or,i.cmcnts will be inserted at the rate OF
oJ pcr square for The first Insertions and %
E, d. for each week thcraiter--,en lines or less
amling a square. The number of insertions
I'D must be noted on the margin OF the
.~rriot, or they wrIlbc inserted until forbid,
,5ar-ed accordingly. Advertisements from
.gore must be accompanied with the Cash.
.rprtj.emrnts and Communications Of a
,,o,l nature, will be chargsd double the
Announcing candidates for county Offices, will
, q; c,ch; for state and District offices $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-21


From the Columbus Democrat.
To MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK
gOND PAYERS.
+ il proposed by you that the people
,,,ne The payment Of the Misssslppi
g@,oo Rank Bonds. That they ALLOW
,psmsslyes to be taxed, in addition to their
r,o.an, taxes, to the amount OF eight doI-
e md ,hrtythree cents each, year, to
sabs their agent, in conjunction with
N,cboa. Bldd,, to perfect an act Of high
han3eJ usurqation, deception and swlnd-
lur, -,
E,ods Tor tn? sum Of five millions Of
d,I',rs, draw interest amounting to two
bo,dred and fly thousand dollars year:
Ms amounts 10 eight dollars and thirty,
three GEMS to each tax payer, and in II
,ears amounts to two millions, nIne hun
Bred and ninety eight thousand eigR hun.
rrj dollars. Ia paying this interest, each
taypaycr must contribute eight dollars &
b. cents year, ami at the end Of ~
sclrs, each taxpayer wilt have paid 500
saat s. cents; and then to pay the princI.
pa, each lax payer will have to pay SlG6
#aI % caoIs mEc,--mnhlng S26j and
s@5 y! cents, drawn from each voIer between
Il ta2 ares OF i~en'y-one ana fifty years.
\ 7ll making this calculation, have sup.
posed 5o,DJ0 taxable voters "hIch Is
larger o.@.er Than ought TO he calculated,
Sc1aIah1g ihh voters oniy number aoonI
5j0lJ at Ptesldenuai election, when
mol run all the hel@hborIog States, and
#noy o!"dF 9Nh cIuz'hs hIegail}' ana
u WG2 over MY years o'aS2 VOC anu arc
H~io'ea.
d am a"aF7 '"'' YOU "''' say ''e'9 n1v'
seF WIN w " P''' "a" 'sV'c' " ,"'9S ''''s
~ ''"I --'"'' " P'"P''" Ia" ",,' oe re-
s'E'o" '"' 1"1 "''' .'''SS over my wears
~ age wiz nave 10 pay 'n''r P''''""'
,',' WIZ 10 '''' ,''"''''' ~ e"''' '''"'''
''' '..'' w. -, u ~ ,. ''y '''''' '''0' ~
u P''''' ""''''-' "'' '1"u VI us P'oP''g
E. ''N'' 10 ''''' ''-''' "''''d''' l, IS ''"'
VI '''' o''y "''! '"'' " "So "o"'a "'F'
ii WI P'' "'' ~ "'',' O"' '''o "n,loe' :
W. ','o"'' w, WIZ very ',oI"o'y e'''
c','' VIC "a " ooo .""' 'i''!' 'nc'0 o7 "
r." over "o'0'' VIC 'eouc'io' ron s0Io
'"'"a P'''l'n "o''o soArce'y De 'ei'--
'''u NV T''Is "'0 Su,l u'"" u less
IA ''''" "'""'' 81 ''0'' PER "'''"'"
N w assert ''t '"o 2o'P'e are oo"h" 10
' ,", ''0'' pa! ,"7"'S, IA consequences OF
~, ,,,n3 ''"'15 P'Fo@su 'oe"''c''7S III H'-
,JG anu '"a'' II ,heY ara not ''us
t'.Ds' ,"eInSe''e'-'l uey u'u oot an
o ",',,0 "s 'o'h-"he'her me law Is con-
Y ,,I,,''" VI 'o', '"ey nave op'"N '"en-
s,n ,n?' ~ Ply ,"9 money, oy subsequently
,G".t ,ae i'an' "n'ch you say ga"
o ,,". w U'o L'Glsio'uFe IN receiving ana
,, o"'I ~ me money, Us Jaw creauo&
'' "'"N aoa pledging The H'th OF the
J; .''o as security Tor money "hich IL was
s,.!., 10 borrow Won say, was made ~
, ,"',, j., accordance with the constitution
'@ ~ VIC law, exactly as vt was suhmliids
~, "' P'ope' was passed by Two Leg s'a-
1'7S' aAd thai, the law having been thus
iS',y Drought lnto existence, the peoples
, ,S was thereby fully created Thai
Wv PPementaI act attached 70 II by tho
I,nc legislature, though never sanctioned
C;,n "'% people, being apparently detached
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-21

IoHs "hich were required 10 make u
II 'hls law can be altered WITHOUT ne
peoples consent ana DC MADE to Su't The
VIII OF The legislature "aa' use IS there IN
de5hyIng mem me power 10 make 1t as
ihoy please at hrsiF According TO your
doctrine, II The law saaciloned by the
people should not please the Legislature,
al the members h've TO DO la, to pass 1t
as sanctioned, and then 60 to pIuckiog
and grating: take from it what they mny
please, and add to II whatlhey may please
and thus make it a law to then own Ii.
king, without regard to the peoples will
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-21

the money; all this may be done without
the peoples ever having been consulted on
the subject. This would make the legis
lators completely Independent Of both ths
people aud the constitution. You may
Say the Legislature cannot do thls--that
Inf one Eerislature undertake TO pledge the
|lath Of The State in fins way. YOU can mi
lin paw members who will not receive md
sanction il At the NEXT session. Bat won
saw The ro,en,ion Of the nancy hv com.
,rissjonera made 10 authority of,be Sa,q.
- rant,n,unt IN = recention Nv The T,oy,s.
|Ior,.. # 40 conno, the first Iegisl. inra
eao.e tho commissioners To call the hands
and rereiyo tba money before ,he mce,iro
Ipf ,ba nayt T,aois,,rpre. and thus hind the
I,aopIe il. soi,s ~ tboir ns,v n,a,nba,s2 4
|, ha rscoo.;,o Of the. nancy hy oo,no,is.
.iooefs IL canal n a rareoti6n by III, ,og;s.
,opuro m. In.,,,rv cam he All rr.o,oI 1r-
fore va,r rae, n,eolars c,, Dc, w,
sap. i.,.,nr y;,,ys ora correct rho ,,o,oy
can bs botrov,sd and received hv the co,.-
masonets be!ore any action can take
place gglnst il, either by The people at
he polls OF at the next Legislature or,
bo next legislature may deceive yo1 6;
though The commissioners may nol have
sold the bonds and received the money,
may allow it to be received, aud declare
satisfaction with the whole transaction
hereby binding the people in defiance Of
heir viii as wen as their constitution
The peoples rights are BY the conslilu
lion intended to be on a sounder and more
solid basis. IL declares positively that no
hipg in relation to tins matter shall he
1ell 10 chance or uncerlainty; and evi-
3cntIy intends to guard them against be.
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STOP THE RUNAWAY!

- ANYWAY from the subscriber on the Eth Oc,o-
IL Der. lS4l, residing in Pittsylva county, on
Staunton River, about three miles south of Iecsvilc
negro woman named ROSETTA. Said negro
wolnans age is not exacy known, but supposed be
between twenty and twenty five years old is of ordinary
height black, has thick lips and tooth out before on
the upper side She stands very erect and is not quick
TO speak when spoken TO- Said negro woman was pur-
chased of John A. Adams who short time previously
bought her of gentleman in Richmond by the name of
Matthews. who bought her OF man by the name of
Goddin or Goodwin who also resides in Richmond who
sold her for friend of his who resides Hanover
will give reasonable reward for the apprehension and
delivery OF said slave, secured in any Jail so that
get her again Address Addison w. Ward Leesville,
Campbell county, Virginia. A. w. WARD.
o. The Richmond Wing and the Enquirer are re-
qucscd to publish the above notice month, and for
ward their accounts to this Office for collection.
Dec 90 I'm
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A GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETIAG ON
CHRISTIANS DAY

The annual meeting OF the I.vnchhurg Mechanics
Temperance Society will take place Saturday the
2jth inst. All tie members of the Society will meet IN
front of Planters Warehouse. at 10 O'Clock precisely
wh,rca procession will be formed. which will march It
the First Preshyte Church. where suitable Sermon
Will be preached 10 The Society, by the Rev. VIM. 5
Reid
PcIcg Scabcrry H. J. Brown. Capt VIM. A. Talbot
,rd J. y. I'dcn will act ms Marshas
Capt. S'nl, hlcCorkle and Francis Miller, Commit
tee at the thj.rch
At 3 O'Clock in the evening, the Society will
sombc the same place. when Experiences will he q
detailing the i'll effects of intoxicating liquors. and
the comforts and blessings Of Cold Water The 500,
expects every member 10 be- at hspst and invites all Ia
help forward the glorious work Of REFORM
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TRUST ,S.ILE.

DCRSUANT to the provisions OF Decd Of Trust
4 executed to the subscribers. by John Revely bear
ing date the Sd day of February 1871 and of record in
the county court Of Campbell for certain PURPOSES in
said deed expressed, will be sold. Thursday. the 9th
day OF January, 1872 the following property, to wit
One Mnlatto Man Arthur about2 years of are six Fea
ther Beds, Bedsieads and Furniture oneAVardrobe one
Secretary doz. Chairs 4 Cows 2 Horses ; one
Side Board; Bureau set of Tables together with sun
dry Dishes, Plates, Cups and Saucers &c. and all the
Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation Utensils Sc
The sale will take place at the residence of said Reve
~
Jtrms-C ash
The titleothe abovcpropcr supposed to bc uuies
tlonable, but acting as trustees, the Undersigned will
only convey such title they have by VIRTUE of the said
Trust Deed. and none other
HENRY LAZENBY, }
DAVID r. EDLEY, { i'us'cs'
Dee ~ wifi
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within our State. and the onlysonc that has Medical
College already established s
This Institution coinncnced OPERATIONS tears ago.
aud IL entirely dependent the private Ins ans OF liza
Professors for Its cxsenccit is now il its 4,b .r.xt,
and has averaged 80 students II presents all liz
advantages thai can be derived from the prosecution III
Medical sadIes-'hc mesi ample supply II the uat ru
same ROOT with The College. wlsfe ssesses incident
10 our own climate may be aud studied and thu
theories oil the teachers tested BY the bed side Of thr
pal'ents an extensive anatomical Museum und Chepi-
cal apparatus, and an able body OF Professors who teach
Southern Students to treat diseases as they G, ISIS in tho
South, with perfect knowledge Of what they tcacl.
derived from the most ample experiences BY personal Cd.
scrvat"n nj what Is true and what false that they have
derived irem the boohs Whether regard the TX ali
~ oi this Institution its unsurpassed aud 5rcly cunail~
advantages for the study OF Anatomy and Climb al Nle,
cine. Tor the ability OF It's Professors and attainment c
rs graduates. We are alike convinced Of its Just claims ,s
Southern snppor'nor Is any thing wanting attain IT,
but ie pecnniary means necessary to pu, !. pef.oa
n'nt tndailon. The expensts Of renting 81, extensive
bud'pg aud sustaining the lnfrnsry attached To il,
has cost SUN greater loa has been sccpiye from liz
Students and without that aid from public source tia.
'r nnn @rss y, e s., a a. sn od efg5o-l off,
10 of 300--l0 Of 200--20 Of 50-f55 Of
loose. Sc. -
75 numbers II drawn ont
Tickets s., shares in Proportion
-----------
LEEsBuRG, No. IS. TSbe d,u,n at
Richmond on Monday he 27h and dre,r;,,c, re-
eeired on The 29h IF Dccen1ber.
Prize Of s5.oOo-l of 10 0cO-lof 4.ooo-f Of
2515-lo Of .5oo-lo of I.ooo--l2 of
5oo--'2D OF 2oD-}0 Of lJ0-2OOof
loose Sc.
- nuubcrs-l 2 drawn out
liekets3', shores in proportion.
'IRGLNL1 V0.No.NG1i.Ll. 81 TsLe d,o,.n ~,
FRIDAY. 3lst # December and result reeeredu.e ID
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+ Circuit Superior Court of Law and thancery
"A oed by adjournment and held Tor the county Of Amherst
a, the courthouse Friday the 9th day oi August 1871
boyd Miller, surviving partner OF Archibald Robcrtson
Samuel Head aud Boyd Miller late merchant. ant partners,
trading under the firm oi Archibald Robertson Co Samuel
Garland administrators de bonis Of Archibald Hbcrtso
decd, Boyd Miller, Benjamin Ogdon and Agnes his Wife
Plaintiff,
ayainsf
Rebecea Ruckcr widow and rcitrt Of Anthony Ruckcr,
decd, James q. MEX nncy administrator with the win an.
neSed oi Ame Fucker, Amscad Fucker, Absalom Rucker
Martin onlon and Ann H. his wife, Anthony Ruekcr IT. and
lteheea u his wife, Nancy Shields of VIII
lam Eal' and IN her own right purchaser Of the said An
hony and vile, Narland Richcson, William Rieheson John
and Jesse Rccson infants under the age
b, Commissioner Bcnagh their guardian specially assigned 10
defend them in this suit, William u Jones and Mary r. his
viii, William A. Rchcson, admnstt 81 Thomas
decd, john Summcr,c and ,aiila his wife, Lindsey
coghl and Ann his wife, Rice h. Graves and Amelia hi.
wife, Jesse chcson, administrator de bons with the
annexed o ANTHONY Ruckcr, decd, Ambfos. Ruck.r and
Nelson { Dawson, executors oi the said Anthony Ruck.r
decd, Benjamin Norvcll, Of Spencer Norvc
decd, Benjamin laliairo, Sheriff Of Amherst county and
such, administration of ELIAS Wills, decd Richard II Bu,
John Bullock and James Bullock, surviving Partners Gait
Bullock St", Ch,swell Dabnoy Samuel Garland George
W. Turner, Richard Buks William shelton and Arthur b
Davies, Defendants.
Is Cu,serny
On motion Of James g. Mckinney adm,ns rator Of Aln,r
tucker, decd appearing that than years have
expired since the estate of Nnthony Ruekcr decd
m,tcd 10 the defendant Nelson g. Dawson, the present adj
insato the Court doth order that all persons who may
have claims against the estate of Anthony ucher decd be
c '''"i 10 exhibit the To this co, Tor settlement al or
beio the next term an "nlc.s legal claims debts shall
appear against the .sl estate the '.i decree distrbu
lion OF said estate among the egatcc, without requiring re-
funding bonds and that this order be published ion eight
weeks successfully IN the Iynchburg Nrgnian, public
newspaper published in the town Of ynchburg and posted
The door OF the court house Of this county several
days. Coby-Teste,
ROBERT TiNsI.EY, &.
Dee. % wsw
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NlA0klk0A(:1:S.

Married. at Fredericksburg on the 18th ofOc,ober by
the Rev..E. {. Mcclure, DIR MicAJAu II. LYNCH of
Covngton. Kentucky, Formerly of Lynchburg.) to MIS-
VIRGINIA LoRImER, relic of George r. +. l.orner.
Esq, deceased the late delegate from Essex county Va
on Thursday, the 10th. by the Rev. Mr..
Pondextcr, Mr.. Thomas NEWELL to Miss ANNE b.
MARTIN all Of Halifax.
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UNION ACADEMY.

fUNliE 9Th session of this Institution will commence
i ON the 18th of January next II is situated near
the Stage road leading from iynchburg Richmond inst
the nrlghborhood of Old Concord IN Campbell Co. Nad
In point Of health morality and intelligence. this nolgh-o
borhood well be ranked among the first in the upper
country Henry i. Bocock A, B. whose labors are,t
highly approved, has been rocleclod Principal Of ,bis
Academy Tor the next year Terms OF tuition ollowsd
10 wit: tc
Preliminary course s. per session Of 5 mo. n
Higher branches of English II per do l.
Languages < Mathematics ID per do u
Students will be charged AT the above rates from thd,
time of entrance ill the close Of the session, except i'll
OF po'ractcd sickness, Board including washing
lodging, fuel and lights, s generally - per month IN
respectable families convenient 10 the Academy.
REUBEN d. PALMER. Prcs't.
Dec % w:Iw
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RICHMOND MARKET

For The 'ccek ending Thursday Erening Dec. Is.
FLOCR.-Sone sales at Sc, but Ga a SCI generally
asked. City Mills is held at 81 50.
GRAlN-WHr,r$l 20 25, are the prices now
paid for good red and white CoRN-55 for old for
new 80 cts. btisle Oars: 40 to 42, cts from vessel
From wagons and Depot 15 cts. Very little Grain com.
ming into market.
MEAL-70 cts. per b,lshcl
TOBACCO-l1ut little doing at our inspections
sales OF new IN loose parcels at prices varying from 81
So. General sales 3 81 and A.
WllISkLY-Very dull. We quote hhds 25 cents;
bbls 26a PIC
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By Payne md Turner. nuctrs.
uUlilS DAY. nj II o'clock without reserve:
i 2tW sacks Salt
hhds :. G.. and r. Il. Sugars
90 bags Laguira ana Rio Coffee n
10 qr. cask and half pipes $. NJ. Wine n
) barrels old Rye Whskoy h
pipe Holland Gin ' D.o'e a'o'e
:" French Brandy "s'""e"'' r.
= boxes Rock Candy
Franklin Stove
Sperm and 1allow Candles Sc, &c.
Loaf Sugar. beautiful article
lot Dry GOODS, Terms liberal
p & T., auct'rs
Dec % IL
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Rfpl BlICAN MEETING IN CAMPBELL.
At meeting of portion OF the Republicans of Camp
bell county, held at the Court house, Monday the 18th
of December lS4l. for the purpose of appointing dele
gates 10 the Republican State Convention proposed be
held IN Richmond. the I'd day Of February next &C.
Capt. Adam Clement was called to the Chair and b. NJ
DE Witt appointed Secretary On notion a committee
appointed 10 report resolutions for the consdera
ton OF the meeting, consisting of the following gentle
men:
Sterling c. Anderson Capt Thomas w Jones. b
NJ. DE Witt, VIM. Daniel jr John Perciyal, David r.
Edley, VIM. Fillmore. Thomas Rosser, Capt. James
Russell, Geo. +. Henry, Capt. Rch'd Harvey, T. b.
Walthall. and, on motion. the Chairman added
The committee, having retired for short Time reported
the following preamble and resolutions, which
imously adopted
Believing to be less the duty than the privilege of
the people, under present happy system of govern
ment to meet IN their primary assemblies, and express
their appreciation, or disapproba'ion Of important
sures. adopted by their public unconaries, portion
OF the people OF Campbell county. here assembled do do
clare opinions and views upon the leading questions Of
the day, in the resolutions hereunto suloncd
II esolred, That regard the late extra session of
Congress unwse in its call reckless in its debea-
lions, and highly injurious in its results TO the best inter
esls of the country.
Resored, That consider a national bank (the lead
ing Of the extra SESSION. unconstitutional in
compatible with the principles Of free government. inca
pable Of accomplishing the beneficial objects for which
its friends insist upon its establishment and obnoxious
all the objections which have been so often urged against
il by the republican party.
Resored That our gratitude Justly due to President
Tyler for the independence and imness with which he
exercised his constitutional power in aresne the Els
cal Agent and ''Fscal Corporation" bills Of the late
extraordinary session.
Resorcd, That we look upon the distribution Of the
proceeds OF the public lands, as UNJUST III principle IN
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NOTICE..

NVEICE. 4
Nv r. OFF Err for rent. the AMHERST MILLS.
w situated on tie Canal, about l0meshelow LYNCH
hnr! Possession will be given the LIST January next
we oier or hire, some < girls. Who are accus-
TONED to waiting in house, and we would like also 10
rc from the country, inexperienced bows between
iZand ID years OF age to work in Tobacco Factory
WARWICK & READ.
Dec3 STIFF
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obstruction in simging, Piano Forte
and Guitar. sNc.
.Vkls ~ ass N

eNT. ~ ~ M e y, 3
t.MBER OF the Royal Academy of Music, Lon
N1 don, with much respect. begs leave 10 intimate =
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Lynchburg and neirhbes-
hood that he has settled permanently here Applicalioa
can be made to him at his residence, opposite the
HOTEL" the Brick building. Terms,--l5 dollars prs
quarter of "a lessons.
Sacred Glass.
lie will be happy also to form class for imparting ~
elements of vocal SACRED MUSIC, and when NJ
cient number Of names had he will settle where il
will meet.-Terms-one lesson in tho week, dollars
per quarter, halfn advance.
N. B.-Lades can be supplied with beautiful seles-
tlan OF Songs &c., OF the neatest composition.
Nov. ii INF
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GERMAN SERMON.-rhe Rev G. Ro,ens,en,
VIII preach Sermon in the German Language to the
Germans Of this place and vicinity. next Sabbath al
3 O'Clock p. NJ. at the Methodist T.. Church
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o. Our Collector, Mr.. Thomas billiard will wait up
on persons indebted to this office, this and the aon
ing countless andwe hope will find them prepared gener
ally to liquidate their respective balances
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COMM MIC ATED.
TEMPERANCE MEETING
An adjourned meeting of the WASHINGTON l.
MON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF LYNCH
re, vii he held the Methodist Protestant Church
on Friday, Go morrow evening, at O'clock All are
invited to attend BY order. J.C. YOUNG.
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1Nllf. FOLLOWING PROPERTY, belonging to
i WIN. Is. Lynch:
The handsome House and Lot on Cooke street, for
several years past. the residence of Mrs. Yanccy
The Valuable Farm the IyncIbnrg and Salem
Turnpike. about three miles from town, now in the
possession of :. Nowln.
The Houses and .oi the Toll Bridge formerly
occupied by ID. T.. NJ, Black. as Tavern and Groccry
The Stables and lot Jolnson's Tavern, lately
kept by p T.. Booker, and probably. oneor two small
Houses. MICAJAU DAVIS Dr.
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aj- Jonathan Chaplain lWh,g) was on Monday last
reelected Mayor Of Boston; having received 1904
votes against 1857 for Nathaniel Green (Opbosition)
3e for Leighton, (Whig,) and 223 scattering