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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01
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IN ". Herald In tho Unlted Stateoe

~ ILCAs>~~~ A~r-- -
George w. Reddin8.
i..sssrs. @. B. Zieber. ID
John +. Curns & Co.
-....... William Taylor.
pa r. G. Berford.
RI. John Green.
j. b. Loak.
y. 8. Bsrber.
.,............-.M Morgan SaHor@
y.c.',,...'' r''. = 4 ao wsBer & Co.
bl kniin F. Curns x Co.
E 49, 8. A. Holmes.
n .. RI Woodward.
w. N. Haldeman.
I, Y. M. Maguiye.
H.. Levi Willard.
ie-. Levi Smith.
II. Y.~y. ~ James Robertson.
w. Y.........- L. Moore.
mn. ............,..- Hurlburt q NewbuIy
Conn Dc. mitchell. ~
Mass. Thompson.
flick. N. J..........W WIN. Solomon.
NJ ID. Smith.
IN IT. Page.
80. ......... Matthew bsughersy.
George Clare.
9. Hawks
!, cam. l.. L. Sperry.
I n M. T.. ~. Samuel Crane.
...s.... w. B. Graves.
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and Others, Arcustomed 10 the nanone q, dead u..
dies, TO be far more dangerous finoculaied
~ accident han when the tissues are farther qcne
The other being the minute fungi or mould. as Il i
termed, generated IN such propositions, the deadly
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NraEp EXPEDITION The following. saw the
Boston Daily Advertiser 10 the postserspt OF let-
ter received by the Columbia, dated Dee 3:
Just ~ am closing this, l resvct Go learn ms.
vorasle accounts Of our Niger expedition, dnte1
18Th septcmbsr. After pas-ing up the Ri-~r the
fever broke oat among the Esrops sns, and 60 wers
taken III at"sefher think ~ have died, and ~.
sent down 10 sea; among this nu,ahcr :. .ou,s ~
the ~ VIE have died .. ke fare mentooed
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DEC. 81 -nn. ..s.'.~s,.~. -------. IA. + .A.-i-
keys from Samuel Smith, was sent to the city rri-
cor FOR thirty days. Johnson Sands, for obtaining
two pounds Of butter and two pounds of candles
from Messrs. Hope, groccrs, was sent for like
term. Alexander Danforth, for stealing frkn of
tlTTt tom resz-S.. "'-s.-v~az Lansdon. was scat
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LONDON. L'yrnfooL AVID HAvsE PACKETS vilI,e
today. Letter bsgs clos, at Clpln'., a, tie usual
hour.
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According to our last sdvices the Texan Santa Fe
expedition had fallen into the hands OF the Mexcans
and were 10 prison. This intelligence, however. 4
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~ MIJsvf.-Mr. MANNING, (twea,y pears res.
pies. pupit o. ~ esl1bsstsd facni AL Cssscs"t.
ruct;on on terms r sui t%sc, " hI nu s,xp:
ia, ing. MN has psrmsslen' 70 refer 70 un'
iBBI S.; j. II i. Bnsa.m. u r.Hawiss, b. D.
sesidss At 81 Walker sarest, SaeT Brc,aw.v.
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ne b az leave New Ycrk
ats o'clock, and arrive 10
81 an cheapest route to Albany.
lse' e''"psdions AID warmed BY
!, he east ct will be b,steamb boat as,.v .. e.,
n, III E.BEACH.
". ". .eeN'rs1 AM raw nay secure passage AZ
49, mooa fiii rhhosdb Iarner's,ls miles this
- - Nhy' sssers "hye in readin S. W convey
81, - :, r , ~, --i-..--- d2s "
~ 1I,LiVhRPOoL--NF Line-KeguIsr Packer
~ 6nMy. =. The sIEnjid FIST sailing pscEet
shrIipAS Gapt Y A. Depeys.er. Of 1900
W rTr-, Ass'ng .acf,nmodsiions unequaIled
4 Y"iTu orl'y on boiti II Orleans whssf foot
=. N. tH-LiNS & Co,
"a So south street.
Mp SaIlsck, csft. wi. ssiddv. of iaoo tons
~ 7Asr'aan' nt SAL y the 25th February, her
ned siy upon &c shirapf this line sailing pune.
Svs.nivlL.- llck-t Of shs lat Jsnua5y-,
kHiIL' 70, c. s.ts 'tsts,,nE psskst ship q N.
rb~ seconfu,. Z .i.,,.- "a. -.
sssepxsrs. rrd.us riss.n' - .se,rs esoln.
. ~ eppkcs',on q, '-e''s peFtns
! rrn J)IN EERlusw. .s-,,. .,r.,,
Ny DsL1, 4 's-l,ssus .ns ana New
-
, .s sf'ilne elrs~,sh'p M ssissIiPI. Can.
~ por' I've tlal at ylsre. Ter regular dsy -
r.e, rss.g- siis.ilA furGisieJ sIcoamoda
{, IH~ri.. whrf. icnt Of Wall strsrf.
~ y yLLif- n GO. 10 South 81.
w use" 10 have ~ gods by this line cor.
~ e. -. O. svo,ar. who will prorpt
p.hv.s... ~, ,ast NIa,ford. will succeed ,ls
sr-r.sc- -. -, s-xtlar day. d25
tLlVtkrOOL -r-eket ~ - - .--.~,s.-
Tie h,si e'ats fAst ssil,na parI., ~. ~ no. ~
Capt. huilcson. will ssa ss aIov, Ih",p isr
iations Tor cabin, sa.ond cabin and s,,.r.,s
q well Known - rsauir, eourasn, Tbces
secure feft.s. faould mass sariy ap.iiss.
tnfMaissr me. orto @Pr''S~
GLOyEH X McMURR>S
d 100 Zinc siFvct. e1rner OF SoSij
no stefheu Whitney, Capt ThS0,-
-lt sill On the i3lh Janusly.E
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IS oo
E..... 10 CO
\ before their in
- ~LzxLy HEaALp atN

Issued every morning price t;oo
Z. sountry subscribers furnished a. tne
, sns ' rent unless paia in advance.
.Ip--issusd every saturday morning,
y .pr,cc sir cents per copy furnished to couA
}, II IS per snnup in advance.
~, MIS- are requested to address their tetssis
.,wpor BErNETr, Proprietor and Edisor; ana :"
us;ness must be post paid
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yDBETH PILLS are sold at Gal broadway. ase
.ls6 hudson street, an | ITS Second street, at -

sDeETH PILLS are soia at a.i Broaaway, rs Is
\, 1856 Hudsoa street. an It's SECOND s'reet' az -
az. ss 9as MOUTH
,! u Ss; IS K: ss and Fin.
.: pf a. De- sr s:n.n re
wsss a. :: sns
I; for d
eaon hs manu-? .eturng Mineral pre-
Dala!ss: @ Ssrs aSS other
While Mercury and h unpopular The Brandeth Pills
dies are II. Sss usefulness by the apee
iiOn Of generous rSsS|.fSpRETae PILLS; A., pin.
Security IN NEW Wa TASE e.sa''s'"' rus
hss soss OF the 'sa"''s Bran
DIRE rs variety Of counterfeit labels Of
outward aeOsssnse The ssnsns e. he
sv public
tespgIaed artists Msssrs whs have
s rSs ss:
a to to S IN s
%Ss bsed.s II the tcr and under M
Pessa " 'h he GINA.
m ; fsL ss', % e. S' red
s sia os.y r. SS UPWARDS
q B. Frsads,s; regular :snSSsas
.SS si So M ss
D II. PHI. hssss upon e be
e +1SSs ad'oa ss
IT'S SECOND street -, 80" -
.e.ss q TTE
he s.
y n. nost signal ssessss IL ts.t,mIny Of ev
xsIE fSSST
GSsrs Il can Be- oSsinS us Only place INC Guy
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Ono RivER.--Tte Pittsburgh Gaxstte y 8.
Seven feet ten inches in the channel, NY r. III
and faDling-.Westher cold, and a mr. 1s
running oct of the Allegheny. NJ al
ooasinaes, bat must soon close ur'1fs "
fsoderates. tf "
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beck. t7 7.
$3.50. 4~@....i.f tr|
s,.,ss CoSsvI ~ Prtri.s aitcd
a.. ma rce<P t,~ ., Of the
W., ionso4r Y lt ~ f'-sit'tso'Fi .6sylvspis,
,h;. 'ers' ~s+ way Nef5e ~ Phiiadel-
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!. sssn ' K &C. .s ay sor
%ss: sr s:s ssS q 3 Ssr
prss, Of one Of whom
81; h. sS f:ss WY W. 2 q
, ;s., = i; q: ;:
ne ns %sa .' snes Ss:' his
s % he II: e. ;,s n ss
to ned e Evs
slss FAN Of your 20 per rd your y.srns sJsaem be-
sT:.9 ictas tut, man mend before you pretend to make
THE EAGxE COOKING STOVE -This ewy invented
Cooking s'y-s adapted to the Of coal Wood,
sa any o ape ss s .ss even ,e ~is E
sso much heated ard serves sso ess.'1n
coming filled with coal sses etsvetons to the draft Il
he ys i ssnr ;Ia .l,s nc da.
, st useless b. r.osness IRON Inc bIagr are so su
asa as . rsfsse Inc .a,as benefit from o. es
Cooking stove !ha, n requires less fus than aug other p
and ''An'ae ''r TTH sTW FRhzTER,s aos w,,,,.,
Whore be found variety Of the superior pattern
o'H.ll. parior and other stoves os sm'
IIOCKs, LOCKS & MAUaICE;s
IL Combined snail Whse Lock. Comb nstioa Pad ocis
locks; he. BOOK &c. nshs L nSSe
81, other Lock and ons BY the cesraied CON-
sG,s.sesS sa',r ,,;r rev AID s.,vd g.
fay price Of store corr Locks Az a. Mo sns Sc
s.ns to STA the drrsn S'''Ae"'
wor'ny n rEicle Of Pad ek- for Ri, Roads AMI hips use
az Iibs%ssioRaTrfSss Gr s iss FEr's Use, BY
co 900 prw. !. : the M.nal.esu,e-s. . mes, las.
SZ, Ouu ssiisa e p,ia e. 4 ,.rst and cen
sovsry Of Thirteen rnous.ISsSE PITCHER and the re
nss thousand ola's ri. ,ct forssd checks or
ne money or n propo Ion for any One thousand Tor
~. SAD Pa rsih s !. sSass !, ears e ~
and isce much covers< With y'mp'es or bloche eyes
may ne scc0mvslbeA BY Younger hroth,r M. obsbe
sSout y yss Of age d~s eo~peon
IL is sscss'aiD that Msurics Pitcher purehsseo ""'
yesser IN New fcta 81, drawn BY him J. but ,sy!
lencoa the ~ ~fs has stopped and the PUB
lac are hereby cautioned sssiast by 10 the same
,,.,.,... :. SYFA AksS On l., Ss es's H.
TvONMI5siON PAPER WAKEEiOC 81 I'll. =.
ssberskesp cosxny hand rai pier or sale in lots
e 's sS si Box s'Ss fna all kinds 'o S'Ss
rjnt fsrn Of all gSslss and sires hand or made s
y, Issshins Sswder, and soda Ash. isr faps
ia sMsr e MI sTry , 10y Price;
AHkOLL's 81 EsssriSnea .s.ras-,,c
Dyed frcm ~ Jshn street TO ~ Ceurt.
1arrol returns tlsbks 70 the faculty
Gin general, for us iite al suppor
mt for The lsst fifteen years. sns
rt,oa. 20 merit q coats.sahee .
ssin shenorrisr tI o'eiees
pcecss N al spddsp colds
hey shord isrmsdsts ~
,be eeen at the ~ .sbi;si
grins s--Dc<torY A. n
y, ShnueianSer, ssiIsou
'enssrst, as e. v sos-
srs9 sfssrsasol@
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COMMERCIAL LIN

Msl. -, -
sAsst. OFFICE.
w York
.sneegnenis for'he year
b svntirnents 81 sincere
'eir.d for many years
ION OF s.osc Intending
lrrisssl. SCOT aD,,~anf
accommodates bt~his
'.ivrrfooI, ~ weIiss hv
fschet shifs eailirg 10
b,i9tn, and 18th u zach
shscribsr 20 have the
4 witnout drisy, and
81 ss'isiiej thai every
.giytn by the LissrpooI
olio may embark with
nsss ias has hesn raid.
ishoui ary charge.
.2ss~n fis- aKsrcnt
lustag the lsst I, car,
MIST ae bps consider
prn's FOR de year
ola Childs
rud kn.rsap
york Niyep
Wv Grihtns
n Wood
Va Weilapi
~ Story
ta-.lins
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dAPMAN,S ALEAND CHOP

NO 23I HUDSON sTRETr.
CHAPkAN respectfsiIy informs his friends and the
seeers dst ,; sostn.;s 70 serve up 70 his usual
Etsd sndaw Oysters, Welsh Rarebs, Peaced Eggs. &c
Gsnsr win hs superior Sparkling Ale. bvewed especeIy
sA4fahlsnNeh which Ia uucqnalIcd in this city. He
IN n dmiiosns the choicest Wines
md LIQUOR. e celebrity q well estabiished at
So and sale supsssor lot Of Isa Small
Still WSy which he will ssi cheaper than be pureha
81 =. III ~ Y. In,se In this eit- o29 3m
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A ms. soansdO,s changes in their establishment ss d
'esans STrRpSsEs AND SUPPORTERS.
They have now assortment sifk scte estveScs ,esct
Tie ore fcr IL sale and Surgeons Instrument
cd Tor sentirey dstiact from the
under The charge SuFsonfor the application Of Trss
Jhe those him
by the for reierom Rupture varieocee Pro
susus &c - = ~ D. WV n
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Correspondence of tho Herald.

CoLuMBrs, o., Dec. %, 1871.
'1". 's'.iidtion-Ths Granville Bank IN Dangtr-
l"e hea '''o Bank of 81. Clair Repudiatel- III
son annon-t,,.ent;or,
JsMEs O. BENNETT, Ia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
Franklin Lands lOrSalc.

'EllE subscriber offers ir sale his Lands living on
Ma9adee creek IN Franklin county and on the Dan
vile. tianhlin aud Plsy lsana Turnpike ruud There
are three iour Tracts adjoining each other CONTAINING
IN the whole between three aud four thousand acr.s
ms oi II rich Mountain iuhacco Land Tina, portion of
the Land lying on the creek aud the turnpike has fair
proportion ri creek hetion aud Ia we'll calculated Ia
make good farm. On tins tract there are pt nd Tl,c
go Houses, excellent Saw MILL and four AppIe Or
chards. The Land isnow divided into three settlements
but II viii be sub divided. necessary. and sold in lots
10 sui persons wishing 10 purchase
he above mentioned Hnds II moi sold privnt,h he
fore tie LIST day o October next. will thai day. be of
Tered. al public auction, To The highest bidder
The terms will he. one third cash. aud one aud two
years erodil lo the iRlanee. ON the purchasers gs,
bond with good and sufficient security
Any rrfson doslrous of seeing these ands viii plecse
call On Mr. John A. Smiilior Mr. Zacked " adc, who
1--we near tbom, and either o whom authorized 10 sell
either the Whole 81 In lots 10 accommodate purchasers
JOHN II. WADE.
Ane. - WHO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

fI,iiE claims due 10 the Mercantile Concern ixte,y
Il carried On az Bethel, in the county Of Amherst. un
der The name Of John d. Davis, bat in shich VIM n,
Davis & Co. were equal partners with said John %.
DAVIS, thai is, meieiy 10 the said John d. Davis,
and The other moiely TO Vim. NJ. Davis & Co. have
been. BY assignment, recorded in Amherst Comfy
Court Clerks Office, placed in the hands n Johi
Thompson. Jr and Bouldin 4 Yaneey, for collection
The said Thoiareon representing John d. Davis and
Bouldin & fancey, VIM. Nj. Davis t. Co. An 6c;-
sons Indebted to the said concern will please Nuke paw
meni at the earliest day. John ID. Davis will cali up
on thnsc Indebted to the concern and will settle up and
ADJUST the accounts aud be will also make sale of the
6""is on band, II berry the object Of all parties to ~jsc
The matter and pay Of all debts due from The concern and
then 10 adjust the accounts between the parties
JOIN ID. DAVIS.
B0ILDIN * YANCEY.
JOHN THOMPSON,Js
aug 10 fw3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TENilE winter term of Lectures in hs Institutions
u will commence on Monday. the 3isl of October
and conlnnc I mouths.
John Cullen, NJ. d., Professor of Theory and Pnc
lice OF Medicine.
l.. w. Chamberlaync NJ d., Professor of Maloriu
Medica and Therapeutics.
X. L. l'ohannan NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrics ADD
Diseases OF Women and Children
Til. johnson, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy aud Ply
sioopy.
Aug. l. Warner, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
). Maupin. NJ. ID, Professor of Chemistry and phar-
macy.
Professors Cullen and Warner will each deliver
two Clinical Lectures week, IN the lnlmafy. at the
College, Professor johnson two week. at the Ahms
House; aud Professor Chamberlaync occasional Lee
lures at the Pencnliay and City Hospital, interest
ing cases present themselves. These institutions fur
nish LARGE number Of instructive cases. and the mum
nerous Clinical Lectures. 10 all Of which the Student
will be admitted without charge. will afford him rare
advantages Tor becoming acquainted with the types OF
Southern Diseases and witnessing the appropriate treat
mcnt. The Surgical admitted into the College
lnfrmary afford the Professor OF Surgery opportunities
Of periormlng many Of the Major and Minor operations
before the class
The facilities for the study of practical Anatomy
unsurpassed any where. The material for dissection is
most ample, and the extensive Anatomical Museum is
well stored with healthy aud morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection OF specimens
IN Maierla Medlca are very complete. In fine the In
siltullon offers facilities for the prosecution of Medical
studies unsurpassed by any similar Institution in this
country.
Fees. $40 To each Professor
The price Of Board. including fuel. lights servants at
tendance, &c. is from So % s. % per week.
AUG. H. WARMER.
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond iur
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2tlNo determined TO bring our present. business 10
elgsc as speedily as possible. SHALL from this
ne o'ier o", large s.oek If Dry Goods without refer
sS' o many Goods Suitable totho present and approach
ing season We arc aware Tat II some descriptions Of
"oode there Is considerable dcclne; ai Of sneh re OFF,
''Wom regard 10 eoa, and the residue Ar cosr. IU,
"'a '''h'f ny wnotsple or retail, are Invited to call an
with us. " ''"'
~ addition TO om stock Of Dry Goods, we have On
hand good assortment of Il o c ERIES
"ne, we oief nj lie lowest market rates. 10 which wa
c'l Tue attention oil our customers and others
July % ,.cr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

Q- If the ieto be SO necessary to hold nclcch Logs
latiye maiortes-fit be republican ieature-why was
it not embodied in the constitution Of Virginia! The
Virginia Wings of &c were as jealous Of Executive
Power the Wings Of 1912 That is the
why the One Man Power found no advocates in the
Old Dominion. Her Republican Statesmen were in IA
Of government of The people. in fact well in
forn--n practice as well in theory They had no
idea of sending representatives to Richmond to make
laws, and to cuthe man with the nonarchca pow
Of multiplying them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

81 There is religious sect at the North, (Which
with all lis intelligence is the hot-bed Of lanatcism,
called A'lerltes, who believe that the world is 20 be
destroyed the Sh Of April s43 and who are actually
gathering together in tents, in various parts Of New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, &c. abandon
ing their homes aud avocaons. to await the ''consum-
nation Of all things" The editor Of their paper how
ever-or they publish papor-dots not seem entirely
TO condo in the prophetic accuracy of his leaders cacu
laiions, as in receiving subscribers, he requires
them, even now, 10 pay Il gear in adrancc!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

Proridc for he fdmalr- Portsmouth (Va,) Ban
that John G. Pryor. of Hampton, abrolerin-
law of the President has received appointment ia the
Norfolk Custom House: Salary $500. 1--WE do not OBJ
ioct, (savs the Banner, to Col Pryor but there is
despicabe meanncss on the part of the President, in
quartcring his whole family on the public treasury -
The Banner adds: I'VE know Of one Of the kin who
appointed to an Office with high salary, aud ru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

.N6i 10 lie JoUgii.-'Ihe Boston Atlas did not for
some time, como on decidedly against Mr. 1yers Ad-
m'nisatlon--and it was employed to furnish paper and
PRINT blanks Tor The past Offices in New England Re
Gently, however. Ii las denounced Mr.. yei's vcoes
and II has accordingly been otciay informed that the
Posi- Office Department hereafter disptnscs with It's ser
vices Tyler having been bought up himself thinks cy-
cry body else is purchaseabe.
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kRNcNftOA.

MFRS COLES schoo will commence ON Monday
Va September 9th No cxeron shall ho spared or
the advancement ii the children committed to her care
aud a firm and steady discipline will be exercised
BranehcS ENTHUSIASTICALLY Reading. Writing
Anthmec. Gcoamrhy, English Grammar, Ancient aud
Modern History. Sc.
Terms l1r session of five months:
For beginners, Z 0O
For those more advanced. %
August = 81 If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

VBNliE SUBSCRIBERS have rented. and are
u working on their own account. the well known
Cotton Factory Of the RfCHHONU .N.hNUF.iC-
TURING CO.NP.LNf. and are prepared to furnish
Cotton Earns OF the most approved quality.
1t has been "A subject OF complaint heretofore, with
the merchants of Western Virginia, that lacy could
purchase Southern Yarns, for cash. cheaper in Bali
more aud Philadelphia than at the places where they
made.
Wenuw beg leave to inform them, that will make
such discount for & A : II as will reduce our
yarns to the lowest price which article Of similar
quality can be procured in any other market
Office at the store OF Messrs. II. w. & J. J. Fry
& Co. H. b. BENTLEY SEQ.
RlcHMoHp. August 8 10 f.
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CONFINED AFTER
fs sa % a. al.

" IA ~ u - n 4 ID.
Az M sold out the principal part of our q 1. u
n u ) y & X at tho store Of Burton & Rodes wa
have The pleasure oi Informing friends and The pnblc
generally, that wo have remorcd lp that bopse q m
r " 7 = + OK of p n 4 s ~
" " aud DESIRABLE GOODS and shall
III intufe continue our business TIE OLD M AND un-
der The style aud firm Of ROBES & BURTON
Having been very literally patronized by penerous
public for nearly five years, under the old and new
hrms, we Halter ourselves now, that we have united
our Stocks ana are better prepared and the more dspo
scd to merit It's continuance, that we shall not fail 10 re
alile our most sanguno expectations
Our slocb at this time ia very large and is comprised in
mrl OF the following very desirable articles To which,
WIN many others not enumerated, earnestly invite
the attention ol all Who are In want Of good Goods at
low prices:
Plain and Figured Silks and Satns some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian SILKS. great variety
blue black d., handsome and cheap
BLACK, blue black and coored Challcys
MonsIlns great variety and very cheap
black and colored Gro DE Nap Merino, very ine
Black blue black, and coored Bombazines
Syrian hluslns. fine and handsome article for Ladies'.
dresses
Painted Lawns and Musins, frnm Is to IS
Calicocs at h worth Is
do '' IL - ls6d
do Eng ls6d" rs Sd
Printed Cambrics. yard wide, Mt ls6d
Taron Muslin. white aud coiored. new articIe
Cambrcs and Nl'islins; splendid assortment
Bonnet Silks and Lawns. very low
Bonnet Ribbons, large supply, cheap
Alpaca Luse. beautiful article for Ladies' dresses
Cambria and Muslin Edeings aud lnserluos
Thread and Bobblnet Laces. a large supply
Silk. Cotton and Worod Hosiery splendid assortment
Gloves. of all kinds, prices and descriptions
Scaris Fancy handkerchief, Shawls and Mantlas =.
rich variety
Cloths, Cassinores, and Vestinps
Georgia Nanhoens, brown Linens and Drillines
Summer Cloths and ThiSct Cloths. very fine
Cotton Fringes, a large stock very cheap
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and Parasols
Gambroons, Italian Cloths. Conn Cassimerse kentucky
)eanes, and various other Ooods suitable for uen
tlemen's clothing fs
Cotton Oznaburg, Bnrlaps and Tow Linen
Beached and brown Coi,ons from cents tn liz 6nee,
quality
sugar Coffee Salt and Bale Cotton; very low, besides
great variety Of other pRy sooDs ssp apo
c lRiss of which we invite special examination.
ROBES s BURTON.
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~ THE UNITED STATES COURT.

For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
,uetsr %, 1912:
EbEiER FiTXPNTRiCk of the county of Camp
bell. having filed y petition praying that he may
be deiacda Bankrupt II Is ordered. that all persons
claiming 10 bo the creditors OF the said Potter Fil2nlrI elk
show callso 10 the court. the 2lh day of September
noNt, @hy the said Peter Fitzpatrick be- not declared
bankrupt pursuant Ia the acl of Congress in that behalf
aud that copy Of this order be published in the news
papers according 10 the 22d and 9th rules of court
\ Copy--'fese,
HENRY GIBSON, GIN.
Aug. % w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

o. The charlottesville Advocate announces the
death OF Dr. John F. Emmett, Professor Of Chemistry
in the University OF Virginia DIR. f.. died in the city
of New York, whittier he had returned last Spring
from the West indies where he had passed the winter,
in the vain hope of restoring his health, VIII ch had been
for some time seriously impaired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25

C5- The Philadelphia Sentinel Loco says, Mr.. Ty
lers banner bears the significant no'to ''the De
mocracy invincibe." In this the same banner which
Mr.. Tyler unured at the Harrisburg Convention ,
Fit is, he is an honest man; bat if ii sno need not
say by hat ephet he ought to be designated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-25
FE.M.sEE SCHOOL.

NN ~. bt'NAGllS school will commence ON Mon
A'A day the 10Th day OF August (the preseu, month.
ana continue without inlrrmlsson Tor Ten months. In
"ua'o" 70 ''F usual branches OF education, instruction
VIII be given IN lhe French Language.
TEX hS-(lor session five lnonths) Sl2 80
August 8 80 W