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TIE HIOtrNrAENEER.


TEtlIE suhseu5es--s ciosng Tint tbc laief and
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barct 10 lae 3th Congressional District rgn9ot.
q Of The c0Un'es Of lrcGclb S3tfy, Wilkes, Ashg,
sed part ol Caldwell, Is 10 need 81 ncNgpcper,
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paper uadcr Too ebays tt!lc. Wdllo .yefy othof
nisbic, "a tbo State has siih,n It iva o. more
sath organs Of reformation, the Ihr'ocnlh Is en-
tlroly destitute. md dependant % thc u.hcge.--
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STATE OF NoRTH CAROLINA
MECKIEEFUEG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Qacrter Sessions, o.
tober Term, ISL.

Margaret g. DGnlap,1
IS,
David r. Dunlap, Petition for Dover
George H. Dunlap &
Harriet Dunlap.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
b that George II. Dunlap, one OF the dsieudanl:
in this case Is not an nhabtanl Of this State, Il Is
Hcref6Te Ordered. that publication be made for sis
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snd plead, answer OF demu-, judgment by default
sin bo entered sgaint him,
Witness, Charles T. tiexaodeT, Clerk Of ouI
said Court. at Office, the IN Monday Of October
1871, and G6th wear Of Amasiean Independence
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NJ commence on the first Moaday Of Decem
Der neat, under The care and auperinlehdeneo o.
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knowledgcd talents wherever she has Taught.
II is gety Gesipbe that all should be present
Al lhe commencement Of the session. Hho intend
becuuing pupils 10 said Institution
TcrEls as follows:
for Reading, Writing and Arithmetic I sc
per session. 30
Geography and English Grammar, y
an TIE Higher BFanches, viz History "a
Natural and hlor i Philosophy, &c. ~
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STlrE or NORTH o4ROLIN A,
HEsKLEnBUaG COUNTY.
.cssrrfrr Ccar, AZ far. AHgad Tcew,

N8sr-tor Court u f.dtn lhSad itsW,
IS4l
Martin flauE.ltnj
5a Petition for Divorce.
s,ml rann.bcn
IN thts case, Il appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
n the Court. ,ha S7muc, E.aunlscn, the 6eicn.
dani, "a not an.inhabIaa, Of tbs state u is iAfrc
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10 Charlotte, on the fourth Noaisy 81 February
next then snd there 10 plead, answer or acmqr
to lh.s petition. or Judgment pro eo1icsso will be
entered Up against him, and tie said petition
heard * paflr.
Witness, ] .. Kerr, Clerk Of or said Court
al Office, the fourth Monday in August, A. D, ISL
and in the Goth year Of the Independence OF sad
state.
]. i. KERR, CisIi.
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superior court ~ bdWi "tt ~ 49,
Sarah Rn"sey Petition for Divorce and
I,me. Ramsey Aii"ooy
HN his case, 1t appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
81 e47,. ty,nrt, tba, James Ramsey, tho dotends"',
i not an nhubttunt Of tins State, Is thcrctafr
ordered, that publication bo made for three months
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A ~. pcrtsas ese hereby latewA-uod frrm ua.
"a dog 'as N..s gtsea 20 samuel y walls
on VI abs1i iaa Ssh Of juaa. 1870, Tor about
slto ara ,sasmugb a. ! did not gcl value Re-
oeyel J am determined net 10 pay tho same, un
ic4s an ea1Rsi.e3 10 d1 70 y ia~,
las MCKNIGHT.
Nw O.. 1911. ~
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EbEI.9I'E&Hr.

ga GUILD inform the Public, that he has q
w gain returned 10 Charlotte, where be may
be found at all times, unless called away Profes
sionally. Should any be disappointed ia calling
by bis being absent from ,o8n such can make
Their own appointment by leaving a note in the
Post Office. which appointment shall be attended
to punciually on his part lie deems all referfn.
ces as unnecessary, having praeleed in this con.
muniiy ABBOTT four years.
w Charges motefa,e-Olice no G, at the Man.
ion House.
Charlstte. Noe. Is, 1881. tl3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Sabrsall9 IA ]
Seoin q II II a e II.

DieIe 3eitnna pirD jebcn Wiittpct auf
eginem grcBen Super' 0icpal Sc9en, NIT gang
s1teuen Sd,rifteu, herdnsge9eben
Der SubIcripticus'preis 1T eln poter
',sbrs cSahs, in 8creusb tlnn s.
ssm Naa cies nid,t oefd,ieht, 70 peroen rlll
1baicr unb fanf unc ;Wdn;t9 Gents a''Ge'
lredlnct
( sem SubIcritcut ,ptrb fir ipeni9er ole e
I1cnate aueeucmmerJ uno feiner tann oie
3eituna duflcben, bis ale 6iiditdnoe eoranf
abbeBablr itne.
Refonntmad,uuaen, reldle Gin 8iered
onSuad,en, perecn oremal fir rinen 1halsr
,einaerddt, uuo fir jeee fernere @tnrlldun9
tfinf uub spau;ig Gcnts. - GrSBere nodI
,tserbiltnis.
I Diejeuige meld,e bic 3eitnug nit Der poit
iIceer Dem poitreiter erbaIten, muiien itlelt
! aafiir be,ahlen.
gIae griefe al ben SHeraus9cter nlllcn
.pc ciffrei ein9eianot perceu, lcnlt fpercrn
fIs nidt anfaeucmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
c{o(epb 6artntalt,

Shneioer in oer Staot 9luentaun,
Seoient fif bieIer @'ele9enheit feinen 8uns
ben nno oem publifum iiberbaupt aniniei9eu,
oae er bas Q d)neioergel d. a # ncd
INNER betreibt, uub oaB er ieinen lScbncrt
in oas ncuerbaute haus bes Drn. Sacrb Sds
ger, einiss 2hlren unterhalb pres, Sdeer
mno @onp's. Stchr uuo beinabe geraoe Gem
@nflbaule ees Schu @rrs sge9eniiber, oerleat
hat, alIiuc er biejeH9eu Die ibm fein 3utraus
en- ideufen pinftlidl uuo bifIig becienen ipiro.
Gr 1T oanfbar fur bisher aencfene Sunbs
fd,aft unb fiiblt fIdl iiberjeu9t, bde er idh Der
Gjunf oes pnblffHms an feiAer neuen Wcbs
nuug fernerbin pnrbia MAIDEN wiro.
Gr 1T audi 9I9ent fur @jecrge 6. gBeGfer's
"SImsrifanifhes SD(fem gum 9Iu5fdlneiDen''
uuc laoet onher Die Sdineiber i'm gaHbe Gin,
BEL ihm ansurufcn uno CO III slaSenfdleiH su
nehmen.
siprI z, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
0fccbnuna bpm
cyaeob S5tetn Se6agmetlfcr

prn Der Stabt 9lllentalln.
9tgeIdlcBen ben 15ten sipril, ls4l.
Ginnabm men.
Gaar llebcrlhuB @mpfdngen pen
pon ccrrD Sbuer, leetheriger
Sd,nBmelfer s239 "a
8etrag Der yicten auf bic Staet, 1877 81
Baar cmrfingen BON Schn 9eert,
Sdlaemeiifer, Dipioeno auf
gBaGerlicd, 900 90
Sntersern aiif sInIeibeu ecr
Stabt gebbrg, = 152 so
" pcu 0cnben Straub auf glbs
itlao bon Gar, SI2 90
" pom Sacrb .. Bcas, auf 9lbs
Il; Lag bon Gar ben 1888, 50 GO
pen We9neiltsrmo Surgcrf
melfer fnr Strafsn, 1908
opn Snne, 3itiS tlno So. FIR
cine 8crileilmA l00
prn SoItpb glsubare, fur
Wiarft Nente, 10 30
bon Scfrpb Jirlttare, FIR
Scen 81 Bie9en, y 500
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Q(m SlSitCfIerG6nDler.

IA llnterScid,neter bio gum lften Suni sIls
fcntaun oerlaBeu mirb, 70 bietct or bicrmit
feinen 8orrath ron Sildern gum 8erfauf an,
bcltebcno aus un9efdhr
1000 Stiif @erh6r ron CSobn Sries,
1900 " Suifi9e Sdn9er, uno
200 f" 9Salfingtons geben.
9lle oerfdufIidle @erfe. Die beieen ers
fern fno mebriteuS eiugetuneen uno ecstere
in balbsbano eiuaebuuren. @r ,pnrce otefel'
ben su cirem Ser It b llige II preiS
ablaeen, an 8iid,erhdholer cber Srdmer.-
Wlan neloe f6b balc, bel
q. q. Sage.
gIaeutaun, sIpril z, nq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
0e(el(ebats 2luao6un9.

Die @elddftSsGerbineuug, wsld1e Ieither
Enntcr Der Sirma pcu 8 SaBlng r uno y Is
r y, in Der 8utld,erei beitauren bat ut uH'
ter Dem 2lffen spril, NIT tcioerleitt9er Se'
,piaianng auf9el6et wcreen. 9Iae fOld,e weIs
+. die md, an bcia9te Nirmd fhuIri9 itno, fon'
men ihre 9ied,nug bei oem llutcrSeldneten abs
ichliceen, peldler bic 8iiher ~ oiefem @no'
afpet in S1iuoen bait.
Dds G5eld,ift ipiro pie friiber, All Dem ai'
ten StaubpIas pcu bem lluterSethueten terts
.9etrieben.
Sohn 8aetn9er.
slnentauu, slpril %. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
-5cntocpatbader SbierarSt
cS.nudS q d, mio

.gtnttet hermit feinen bisberiscn Smeen
hcr,lichcn Dauf ab, fur ibre llntertlleuna
uuo 3utroucn, NIB nimmt cieIe Gjeleaenheit
ibnen Icwcbl ats crm pHbttum hberhaupt,
4an,u,eieeH, casser jest ieinen Bcbncrt nad
ggllentaRn nerleat hat. ST III gu fueen III
iofm SoaTe no ebemats Or. 9cmig wcbntc,
smei Gblren oberbab Dr. Charles Mdrtin,
1en., no er fcrtfdbrt Die GbierarSeucifunoe
mad, Ncm0cpatifher srt III betreiben nno ieis
me Gienife alien icIhsn aubietet, bic ibu nit
Hbrem 3utrauen beebren.
e3~ 2lud, 1T er als 9laent anaeIteut, uno
halt iecerseit pon ben beifeu ipaniIfeu, balbs
fpauilhen uno semeiueu 3iaarren, 8aud,s
8dus nuo Sd,nupftabad beim @rceen unc
-&Ieinen gum @erfauf anf S,auc.
sirril %, *-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

NUWFIIIV IIINl UVW NNNFIW NWHIFlY'
&c. 9. - Gjegcn lclde, Die thre Seilenses
nitt abbcIen bic ben liten SunD, nddliterS,
III Ger Sdlaetammer in 9lIentaun, milfen
Quits 9ebrad)t perpen, incem CO bic Gjefeee
erfcroern.
April Z. nq-3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Gin Saus III perlebnelt.

Gin srress oreisff0digtcs Saus, (cbne tie
poroere Stnbe,) selcsen in Der Samitcns
GraBe 1T su uerlehnen. gRenn es uerlangt
ipirn, 70 fanu bic 9iente in Boarding bejahIt
nerben. BefB fam bis ,um lften SunD 9es
aebea werDen. Maa melbe ldl balo in bic
fer
Srudcrep.
Alientaun, slpriI 81. --3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Qentflle @e(ese.

Gle llnterlhrsiber ,u ben beutlheH Dams
pblst, GjeieBen fno hermit benad1rihtiget,
ca6 hieleiben angeIdngt fno, unb BEL rem
llHter(driebenen, Sdlnemeilfer rrn eeha
Gauntp, su begenimen lIno.
gecr9e 1heaos.
gleiA 10, ua-an
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

QBerDelt Uerlallot.

$3.50 bic $500 tpsroen fosIeid1 perIan9t,
irrfilr quite 1srIIderuua gegeben Dernen foil.
Gas Hdhers erfdbri man in Der Druderei ceS
eeha Yafricfs.
QIrril z, nq-- 3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Gin 9SerseiCt)niG

Der Iertinfer aueldneiIhcr Wooren innsr'
balb qedba @anntp, ipie cieirIten oem StbnB'
n,riter pcn beIu9trm Saunip an9s9etsn 'per'
.btn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
s9724 81
q uS g a + c II.

~ " y = W.
Banr bcSablt auf SreerS al Snas
esusSOmmilIrnrrs S649 "a
an uuterldirelidle percnen
ais Sntereeen 3GS 73
fir llntel fhicelidlcs 81 80
an @. u. Gage, fur Gritder
elrhett 60 OIL
an Q q 8ribgeo, filr Sreis
nln,en einButragen Is 90
" an Tito, fur Elm SabrS ees
bait, gum lteH 2Ipril, l949 45 90
all cittc, fur ein Sabre 6'rs
bait, gum lten slprlI, IS4l % 90
" fur SntcrCecn auf Gait
Biu6 49, 100
an SnauB fur oergessnrr
Gar 7757
SCtrdq Der Hcten anf ndno orr
Staot 9eb6rcno % 43
Setrdg eer Borough Billie Auf
S,anb 1857 20
@cmmiITor, 4l II
llcterfduB, III 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05

gtCn Sd'uhc fur Nroucnsrnmer nm SlncCr
ollie 9Irten Qeerr, mie GChls unb Stele'
tsr, gcinin0Ieter, Wlrrcecclcter errr allen
Anrten fne inlmrrfcrt tei linen su taten.
sle sirteu StiefeI une e dlnhe mcrter dut
IrRsIunS 9eHiadttlnp Spar aut c'e FarjSte
9lnseioe.
Nidartctteu aIer gtrt wcreen cbenfaGe be-
rfrr9t
Da fIe iiterboupt quito 9lrbrttcr ongeItellt
;hatcn, 70 f6unen ibre y5lhneen iidl duf CUTE
,9lrbeit perloech.
Ia fie iuuae anfiraer nnt entid,lceen iInc.
Seccrmdu ltiui9 ,u besirnen, 70 brfen ile auf
-sAbIrsidlen 3niprllh.
D1pSur boares @jclo rpirr etn Scbtrlger
,sEbM9 9emndt
Sd)iferffein uub S6mtct.
tstIentaun, Nlpril %, nN-3WR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-05
Slue net g dub It . br
eSn Der SMet. 9QIentalln.

rie llnterItfictsnen Seigen tbren Srern'
eeu nno Gem alublifum All, oae iie etncn ncus
Ell Sduhiohr ertfnet bobeni III Ger odnlll'
tcnltrafe ;nild,en Hupp's Nctel uno Der
lNclf Office, no lie immcrfcrt dnf Nano hd'
ben mercrn,nnp tGm 0reGen uno Slelnen
perfaHfen.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27
P3esCE ONE CENT,

in compliance with ,Ae call made on US, once more
rally to the contest. Let us remember that we
have before fought and conquered mainly because
our business had bcca crushed our prospects IN lie
blightcd our homes and families iHPo'erisiea oy
Tho rude touch of I>eeatise u@prFa''on' nos,
individual reasons must now give way 10 'a'',"''
one. self must be lost sight oi IN country! ~
battle must be fought more 'irtnuous'! III icF So
half thanh behalf Of our own interests and f'sh'.
The victory we would ob'anw''l 'e the more e''''-
ous-;ts consequence the fn7r' important ana en-
daring
The coming election must be contested "an''.lY
aud vigorau'ly ne interest oi ii Sta'e Llc''-on
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27
RESOLUTIONS.

ReSclrcd, That we viii collectively and indi-
ydually respond to tic call nude upon us by tn
Nh- Representatives in Congress and the Wig
STATE Central Committee Ia be up and doing in the
worl Of further maintaining those great principles
advocated by the Wing party, and approved Of by
the people in the elevation Of that party topower:
Hesoirsd. That to the Wings in Congress. who
have so uo5y advocated those principle. the ranks
Of lier constituents throughout the land aye most
hully awarded That while we regret Tor the sake
OF our couutry the loss of one great measure twice
adopted by them, through the unwarranied exercise
Of the veto tyranny, and mourn for hi, own sake
the detection Of orc man from the straight forward
path Of principle and integrity. We have abundant
cause to praise Wing Congress, that has effected
so much torihc states and the people, and has, dos
psc Of trown or favor again so widely unioded the
Wing banner to the breeze:
Resolrcd. That as WHg- and citizens, ii is our
privilege and duty TO sPeaS openly OF the conduct
OF both friends and opponents That We approve
of the resignation OF the retiring members Of Cen
Harrisons Cabinet, as dictated by an honorable,
high minded and prai>cworthy feeling, one which
did not prefer place and profit to di,honor; as
conceived in the same spirit, which dictated the
words . HAD RATHER nE RIGHT, THAN re Pre-
slnryr, and as approved of ly an honest reo-
pic, who rcpudiatc the doctrine and despise the
practice that present individual profit or future self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT arc ever TO be purchased at the cN-
pcnsc o. integrity aud honor.
Resolycd, Thai we adopt the foregoing address
md order that the same be published and distrib'-
ted together with these resolutions, under the d-
rec,ion OF Committee.
by order o: the Committee,
BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman.
WTrriAN B; MANsu, Secretaries.
GlLES VI. llILLYrR, \
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27
3sssse:DsNGs sN NllW-s

Nss = xItNEs nv y I. u : J y KIN
- ETTi.EAif.E waiting Ncw-York will fad quiet and
Z q pic:,sa.i nosic III tbs GRAHAM HOUSE, NO H5
Harcay street, where ample accommodations s:o al
m.s for TRANSCEND Boarers ai,d afforded mod
craze prices ny the day week No fumes OF Tobacco
or AIcohol will be found to taint The atmosphere.
n. i. A f)w permanent Boartcr. vii hr TAKEN 49,
NcwYor,,. A5ril I7th is4l l.il ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27

Tic Mcchauic. aad Mena:ae,urcrs Of the City and
COUNTY Of New-York requese 70 NEE; on Thursday
fyeting the sos, :, O'Clock ihe Room oi 'he
the American -iiu,o. On the Of Gay .alii to
a7poa, ,hiriecs Delegate, the above Convention a""
- trance OIL b.>ue-, caluec;e ah their iniere't
J0sEPHr. SIMPSON, Orc Of the cona.i'iee
ard Delegate from The Git, OF NrvNork IA the STATE
y riauic Convention. 80 II
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27
7. ELLIOT, Proprietor.
- t.rtyu,e zonrainx.-Ganu

IL e.rtvuIc SzourdtnE.-tianucmeu. wishing per-
mnacn Bosrd and Rooms location cou-enient TO tho
part of IL City. viii he accommodated at No Is
Duarc-trcct Just out OF rcad way few board
er, src taken ND every Ia rcndsf their
no rc pcasan, and comfort able The houre u ctirely
cew and newly furnished throughout Tcrius mpterate
References exchanged. lyS2
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27

,seskEaseEGs sSss a,jidaG ID Having taHen the
ID largo AM convenient story house one block from
Broadsay, vhora geuJcmou can be acco molatcd nh
good board fr $50 per weG also single beds aud plea
SAINT rooms. by opplycg At No9 iiowast co., Of Eia,
e.irr,nce Il, Elm. ,trest jy2l #
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40 uss; ~ .Ass D.-Ran,

y 80 1ss3 20 .Ass s.-kanrway IRON the snD-
NJ scrlbor on ~atrd evening, the 18th INST black
~ hos NAMED DAVID, tiking With hm a valuable dog
: The bo, i. ears Old of ordnniy size. erect car
,rp,. lively cnuncnance and yery black te wore gray
coa,ce and ha, lost the from Que foot lie rs IN
.uced T. rura gay hy representations OF mscnle'ous
a e j. 40 ,mpa'hy. Any per.on who viii take
un and connc aid bow aud srod :. l Il. Biid"in, at
Srmcrsil IT, or To subscriber AT Ne" Ge'manto"n ~
formion by whI"h b" may be srcnr'r' shan Dc eh'eo
10 tue above reward aai AL rea enable charges.
Tae Vigilance OF he Police resp. ctiuily r.gne,ted
1UNIS MELCK.
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S c II OOL. S.
GLASSES IN ELOCUTIeN ENG
- lisEl GA Va VI AR-PR aEEsSnf RAR

~ Va VI Es-PRJE ESSOk BAR
RER ma c-nn raced his lecture. ami lesson. N Eocn-
tor and English Grsupir. for ,ac Gli al it1 Warren
1'hc lessons English G.aln.ua. are Couys:-
.atoncl; esso.s repaired To be committed 10
memory.
>cfie, at Reajr., sd Rec.t.tior~ by Professor &.
il pesc- the lecture i.yceaG: OF Natural
History no1t week. - Ia
u llr,. md Ei>, Eao,fom', Boarding
Day school. No II Aniy-trcrt. few doors west Of
Boad~ nv Nswlork-Thc Hali Term OF this Institution
commenced Srpt 1t, under arrangements FOR The
mediation of pup- in daily, also m weekly and >eml.
weekly oo-rses ofinsjrUcton.
order Of Recitations and Lectures.
o'clock, 4 " daIy.-Bslc -Hd Ecclesiastical, ARc!en,
and Modern History.
10 o'clock. A. VI Monday aud hursdays-Ord,nary
erci>e, Of English Grammar.
TUESDAYS and Frdays.-Gcoiogy, Mincralogy and
Geography.
Wcdnc,Gas>.-C Criticisms on Compositions.
II O'clock, 4. NJ. Monday. and Tiur>day>.-Acn,ai and
Nor fH0soVhv.
" Tue,da,~ Wednesdays and l'ridryS-phy sioiocy.
l. =. ddl--Cali,theaic> ana Vocal Mu>lc.
l " p. u tlil'.-Ari,hmstic. Geometry, ani Natural
Philosophy.
Pcumaa,hp IN lie afternoon. ny Er noLBEAR.
Ladies rot IN constaE; 1icuiancc AT thr School. may
ac connected w any particular class cl>c>, having
nrepaFsA thc'r lessons at hslac.
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asa % sss1s:,-Sa=ie gentleman Qgnd 30 others
- resldu. ttr loSar part OF the Cay can DC ae-
conn, o,,tc with good Board with without io",o, -
st Futon-s,. Also three four can have pi'cr onys
n desired ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27

E5giI ,s.aTr ROOMS and gooa Family Board
ray bc oasiucd by les persons of quiet habits al
IS gurfayst Tbs location is very co1rai, and on 1Tery
.c.auni drsicHir rssu'ene9 ln-o-u
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l-sSs,.sr--z IELaaG.-rhe subscriber, a native Of
zsz1..z1-ra Europe, aus educated TO the profession
" {! ofMa.ic fom bis ehiAooG. RESPECTFULLY
of.,- hi- .erylce. The NIL ~I,ants o. n" YORK. ~
teacher of the Piano forte an singing lie l'' nae "sef
tyel,e wears experience in teaching more THAI hall oil
that period IN thu country.
For further u'orms'ion a 10 hi7 qualifications "ah
character he hes The pleasure oil referring aonE oihers'
to IN. f,o~ ue well known lcncn' III "f7sc ian1Ie
IL. i. row and has been Tor some time teachin.
DR.. Patton. Thomas lii'tDs' fat
shepherd Knapp, E-q Caarlr~ II saxtna.
Order left at the book II Dayton oaxion corner
81 r. ION Sa.ai street,, at ~ Bur OF - ~ ne
punc,uall. landed to. ~ DHo y A'p iro'
al ,nIu
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.sNAssss AND H31sS ANTE D-rwo
gentlencn wish to obtain comfortable apartments
aud board. They would prefer private faHly aud
onrss in the lower part of the house. Acdre's A. H. -
,bc 'rrl,,uc s25 tf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-27

send Delegate. equal in number to their reprs,eiin N
the House Of Assembly tar state 10 meet 10 the tf oil
Albany on the f-,t Wednesday OCTOBER next, 10 r'n
such State Association and take such measures ~ they
nav deem prop, r 10 advance tho Mcchsric interest
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PIANO FofsTTs.-wiLLlAM

60, PHANO F3tTIs.-wiLLiAM
ss44s PLAIN sole agent for Taihnan x Esndei'
n . Y!-uperior grand action PsHo'' ber'ihY 81
s.,r Sroad.saylhc public may rest assured at i,IE
.7t of I'M, establishment he eici IN tone
toach or appearance, by any manufacturer ina az proc
never before offered Having been @tahty en:a.1u ~
ssufe' nc y ,,,.ioI i Inn
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seszsss> 2Sas sss,.pIa-' ulrg he np',ned IN pri-
- iaaiiiv by applying AZ 2o6 iiud-on-'t Je7-u
FpUassss-\Nnh rlcs>aa, psrlors may be had at "a
mcdarttr - I'M