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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
1,R.fEYHS.Iz S7.1BLE.

fF,HE SUBSCRIBER has opened Public niary
L Stable a the Lynchbu'g Race Course.
NJ. Talbot.
July II =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

NoilCE is hereby given tina, the Discount DAYS
At the Bank of Virginia, and Farmers Bank. at
frs, Fraes' commencing the first "Wednesday and
.oa, h,uay IN May next will be changed The Dis
and tss al the Bank of Virginia will be on Tday
anu a' 'he I armors' Bank on u rdnesdru.
JNO. NJ. OTEY, Cash'r
Aprl7 "a o-'i NINE oa@'
is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
Is ar 30 T.EldEXY VEG KOES,

10 shares of Stock in tho new Apromaox Company
and Il road Wagon aud oanuf good Horses. The ne
groes consist Of men, women boys and girls are eooc
health and valuable, Communications. addressed Il
me. at Prince Edward Court house. will be prompt,
attended 10. A. ID. DICKINSON. Trustee.
n. B.--All persons indebted 10 Col Ihweat, ind
vidualy or otherwise respectfully requested To eomt
forward and make early settlements 10 me; aud those Ii
whom he is indebted will please make known the Il
mount and nature of their demands.
will be found on business days at Col. IhNeat1's
Counting Room when professionally engaged III al
tendance upon the Courts in which | practice. viz
Charlotte, Luu,uburg, Notto"ayand Prince Edward.
\. D. ID.
Nav 80 Is
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nlcut distance from house, asuperor vegetable and How
garden and every house that could add 10 the corr
It and convenience Of family Attached 10 This place
IS large aud new brick store houso, containing i've
besides the cellar, aud Wooden store heuse, with
three rooms winch have for many years been successive
ly occupied by James d Wood, ESD, Messis Ihweatt
< Miller. and Miller IhWtatt X Hudson an eligible
and successful stand oT merchandise The store houses,
and lot Of wood land adjoining. containing about 10
tCrcS. could be conveniently severed from the dwelling
aud farm if desired by the purchasers
Also, another small T'rGSf Of Land. about
twelve miles \ w. of Prince Edward Court house.
adjoining the Lands of james MCKEE Joshua Routon and
others, aud containing abunt l3o acres with buildings
sufficient for 4 small family There Is on this tract a
spring of mineral water otsomc value.
Also, vacant lot in the town Of Famyllle. No. -
in WIN. 6. Nonabe's survey.
These several tracts OF land for the present offered
for sale privately. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase aen
vilcd to view urtIcmscvcs. The llaaX Tract OF and
will he shown purchasers BY Mr.. Meadows Che man
agcr ofthe am) Capt john : Peasants, resdlng IN
the neg hhorhocd The lands in Prince Edward will .
shown by Cob. 1hwcatt myself
By virtue Of the same authority, shall offer Tor sal.
Prince Edward Court house. ON Tuesday, thu 18th
day of July next, Cha, being Court a, public anc
/ ton, CASH,
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OFFICE nc. $50 NAssAU-sTREET
an. FseVpAY NsoRNENG, DECEMBER a6 1899.
Bankrupts-J,,n. 81.

John L. Burtsell, s,auoner, n. Y
sfarDadnke Osborne bat manufacturer, II. Y.
John C. Robertson, blacksmith, n. I.
4. " Hammond, merchant, n. Z.
John Z. Snook, of late firm OF Beer Snoos carpenter
n. I.
David Anderson, stone cutter, Brooklyn.
WrI.J. Cnsgey, grocer, Iorkyiile.
John A. Manning. n. Y
Thomas Andrews, merchant, n. Y.
Charles Colgate. Brooklyn.
N. ii. B hcock, halter, n Y
Henry W. Haven., counseIIo. at law, NY.
knson 3 lake, merchant. Ercsklyn-
David Thomson, hair-coth nuiacu.er, n: Y.
Alex. Thomson. do. do. Co.
Isaac f. Russell, Rhincbcck.
Francis J. Louis, r. Y.
EI!anan Martin jewellsr II. 7.
George II. Perry, I.
Andrew J. -;cLaushlin iseveTaink.
Joseph Hustled, merchant.
William K. Prince Flushing, L. l.
John Mills, if. N. Y.
Joseph Snaliey, iron railing MAKER, n. y.
john Mschey, former, Westchester.
Join Fowler, tailor, -. y.
Joseph DopcCnrt iierups;ead y. ].
William r. White ofla.e frn, OF W. r. Todd Co.
Jsme, flyers and n. Wright iaie rn of James Mysrs,
I. Y.-Coapulsory.
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HENRN "a aIrRpay
E9CoNOMY IN DREss.-Extensivo

H. assortment of Rich. fashionable ard elegant goods for
winter wear. WI. T. JENNINGS, No. ~ Broadway
Awercan Hctel offers the INSPECTION OF the pebll
extensive of sesoaabs goods comprising Bea
ard aled Cloths, for Sur.out Sacks, ErocAs, &c.
The Sack overcoaH, ESQ much in vogus) Afforded
fourteen dollars, and trimmed in first style will be tam
worthy the attention of the economist.
Csssimeres In grea, variety styles for Pantalcons
From those who have found shy difficulty in getting suited
10 this article, trial Is solicited.
Rich Brccade six and engs, ieutire styles,
or balls, parties sc. Mernos YeSes plain Suns, Sal.ns
and Casstese all o.; which VIII De made up
der the uPerintendsnce OF cJssrrt esrs
found in the country at prices to salt the ,Iaes ready
money. d tstf
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MINING IN MAIsE.-Prcparation are being
made and nearly completed by gentlemen iu this
city to work the extensive iron mine in Williams
bursh about 40 miles porh of,bis city. The furnace
will soon be in full blast, and from VIVA, we can
learn of the advantages Of the location, and know
of the enterprise and ability of the mea engaged.
we may reasonably expect that this will be an i'm
pertant branch of industry TO that section OF the
country. Bangor Wing.
A DUEL.-1Yc understand that a duel was
fought in Arson county, in this State, few days
age, between j. F. Nitag and Herschel Massey
of Lancaster S. c. Atthe second fire, Mr. Nit
tag was wounded in the thigh and the aflsir end
cd. They were opposing candidates for The Le-
gislatu,e, at the laic election. Raleigh NC. Reg.
PoRK.-The Alton Telegraph of Saturday says:
Owing to the heavy rains that have fallen this
week, but little has been done in packing. Some
1000 have been cut up at tue different houses
Tho prices paid during this week, vary from ST 50
to ST rs.
90 The Miramich N. B. Cleaner, states that
the snow thcrcis six feet deep-lhe mail four days
behind, and the ncighbors unable to visit each
other. In the forest north of this city the snow is
from two to three feet deep. 1t is about twenty
inches deep in this vicinity. [Bansor Wing.
The RIGHT FEEL1ys.-Gov. Seward and Gov.
Bouck inlerchanged civilities on Monday, took
sleigh ride in Gov. BIS new aud splendid estab-
iishment, talked politics, cracked Jokes, visited
the State Geological Rooms and the various Stale
Departments. This is as it should be-
ALBANY Citizen.
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desire that The Afflicted nay no logger Sesay ba, use The
right medicine and get cared,
I remain, with feelings Of lasting gratitude.
foGr Trend, THOMAS LLOYD,
Sutria Alley, Pesristrees
STATE OF NEwYosx,l Ga this 18Th day OF November.
Sity OF breokiyn, 1872. bsd}se eaae Teor,ss
tSys, and acknowledged TIE rnt OF the foregoing papsr
HENRY C. MURPHY,
Mayor OF the City OF Bypokiya.
saEarlia vii also remove src permanently
hasiog their oSigir in impare OF the
1900 sho IsFsays esnaon OF the geasEal csnstsutoa,
w: SSroula or Kings Evil various forms; Rhcpn,a
ism, oeisse susan ss Esspsous so:ehes ses Pm
nc letter Scald Head enlargement Ana nam NJ rh onss
and joints stubborn Ulcers syphitic syaap:osns diseases
arising from ajudcious OF Mercury tea.sie
uientS. and olhcr similar complaints.
Prepared sold at wholesale and retail and Cor EXPORT
stioa, by A. Is, Sands Co. No a75 Broadway iGrsn.
SrilnsS OF Chambers street New York Also sold
by s. X d. Sands, Druggists, No 70 aud 100 Fulton 81
David Sands Co. No. "a East Srcaiway OF Mar.
kel-,reet; and by Druggists generally throughout
Urited States Price 81 per bo,ss. six bottles tor s.
o:e-The original documents be seen by ealsg at
%; store, no, rs Broadway. cZs
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speaks for iisei. NJ, % Ief,
Messrs SANDS: GeBt-Althoushl am tissgured and de-
formed fer life, have not lot my recollection ard never
whit. exist shall cease feel grateful for DEMENT'S con-
tered through the use OF your invaluable Sarsaparla
was attacked the year 1923 With scfo:uons se c,on on
the ecd OF my nose commencing With small red spot, at
.nded with itching and burning sensaLions ZIG! Iiuced
rubbing, and commenced the rayages OF a disease
LcI progressed as follows: the left posirii was hfsi
drs,royed and continuing upwards il crossed the bridge
of the and Selling upon The right slde DESTROYED ,e
cartilage, bone and all the surrounding pals nall haiy
b. nose was eneEy off, he passage Tor conveying
tears from eye the nose ooteraed ~!lcn czusen
cco,sua o,s The disease now seized upon th
upper p extending The right cheek, and ay
suffering SIGH asan better be iuag incc ti
am native OF Nottirghai.t, in Engtahs siif rIy cS
well known there The ms! r scass u - zoe fn
prescribed for lae bpt with ii:tis Desh ~ e sse
was directed take Go drops Oh ne VI "liIe
three times day. whici. continued TOR SIX moo ~ sue
ctsiori Al another time applied on OF fiol 70 se af
af,er hfs nse pres i2on sir Ashley Coopet bat All
proved in vain coainusd TO grow worse and as Gow
ng man will catch straw, Used every Eesoy coui
hear OF that was considered applicable 10 my care uns
became dsgus,ea with tie Treatment and relg al
hope OF ever getiilg we'll
uzfier whose treatment was, considered II Scrooioas
Lupus and this is the zane gwen Il oy aeascai men. -.
las; resor, was recommended try change OF air and
an Atlantic voyoge and spr last sailed Tor America,
and arrived the month OF May lbr Gseass con-
Ijnue gradually INCREASE extending upwards and nac-
wards having destroyed tie entire nose, and fast sergng
towards the troa.s bone, seized roE Tue u" e
surrounding parts
Ycrk gentleman attracted by my appearance and
linus accosed " NY e nd have you Esef tae Sarsaa-
rya Yes replied various kinds, and every t6in else
could hear OF; but, said he al mean SanJss Srsapa
rsan No, r-p-tl- 4TheR use i, for believe i WI
duced IL, make Trial OF medicine be so highly recon-
needed.
purchased bottle, Which gave come relief, and
wesierfu To eI after using ess Than tWo
p,nrhs feet within we'll The disease Is Stopped 10 ii
ravages all those racsng and 1meatng pains are gone
INV food rclissles my digestion is good AID sleep vel
and under the Blessing OF Divine Providence atSu.s
the result enrcly 70 .he Rse Of ssndss sarsaPa's VIE
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Martha Couln has lived in my family the Lass Is years,
md her.y rcrtl(y the foregoing Abatement made by her.
eli !, correct arE. NARY 3, LLOYD,
No. 6oi Broad 81. Newark. NJ.
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LucILLA TIE READING TIE SCRIPTURES, from the
French vi A. MoNoD. Robert Carter, SO Canatst

LucILLA on TEE READING TIE SCRIPTURES, from the
French vi A. MoNoD. Robert Carter, SO Canatst
This work has been recently published in France,
where it has been received by the friends of learn
ing and piety with very general and decided favor
Its principal purpose is to show and insist upon
the inspiration OF the Bible; and it is intended to
exert an influence alike against prevalent French
lndelity, and the spirit of Rurnansn,, which OBJ
lects to the general petusal and private interprsta
ton OF the Scriptures. IL written in the form of
letters, and in very smooth and pleasing style.
More OF THE GALE.-The following named
persons, constituting tho crew of the schooner
Laguire, are believed to have been lost during the
late gale on Lake Erie, viz: Daniel N. Smith,
acting master; Charles Cox, mate James Reed,
VIM. Stewe and John Wallace, deck hands. No
vestige of the vessel has yet been found, however;
but quantity of haur, known to have been on
board. has been found on the coast near Point al
bino--a feet which leave no doubt Of the fate
of the vessel. The inhabitants of the neighbor-
hoods of Point Abino and Windmill Point, are
feasting upon the provisions which have washed
ashore from the different wrecked vessels
Rochester Dem
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have confidence in the representations made by Martha
Coalin end have fall knowledge OF her case
N'A-' ELIJAH +. PURDY.
Alderman 10th Ward oil the chyo New.Yorz.
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The following certificate IS from gentleman who lost
the whole OF his from severe scrosnous disease. IL
soe.ls for itse:
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IARTHA CONLIN.

know Martha Conln and believe what she states n his
document to be perfectly trr-. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEwYoRg,
Rector Of ST. Peters Church
Given at New York this l4.h day OF December, 1872
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know Martha Conlin and have known of Der suffering
ness. JOHN DUBOIS, blshop OF Ne"-iosA
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n The whis Almanac and Unlted States Register for
1873 for sale a, this oce. Single copiss ls cents, 81 per
DOZEN 81 per 100.
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"A Principle made practicable Principle made useful
TAT EW-Y0Rk CASH TAILORING
/ " ESTABLISHMENT. p4.A Eulon,a NeY.Yerk

TIE usdersgned in announcing TO their patrons their de-
termination to adhere strictly 10 the prscple OF cash deal.
Jog IN their business would take occasion to say that they
have become well satisfied OF The prsctcabiy and usefei
OF such planby the uniform which has ea
Tended lis operation in their house from the
The advantages derived by the customer toui the adop
ton OF this Extraordinarily realizing gain so par cent
upon credit pricesthey conceive perfectly Obvious and
therefore need OF The merits of ,heir house
end the facilities with which they invested OF furnishing
a cheap AID rich garment, they will not Ga,e-fIiy
snred they that Ibis simple fact is 100 well known
their celebrity well established. require further
mark And in calling the attention Of the gentlemen OF the
United States and NewYoy in particulars their
OF choice goods they Will merely observe that urde
yig ppnc!uility and dispatch IN answering tue ccmnands
their tfieads much part OF their system cash
payments. ESQ lsif J. g.. BOUfE i co.
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s,rest ~ Y. Dec. IA, 1872
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place fall confidence in the statement made by barha
Cou,ip having known her the past twenty years. VIII
cheefuy give any particulars in relation 10 her case to
these who may wish further Information
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article, and Ike that article offered prce at
which cannot he continued without unusually rapid
SALE The undersigned With al confidence a.ls TO I've
the gentleman and economist the desirable Fur
Ha. yet offered. 'o2o,O SPENCER, 2s5 Broadway.
& Grlassia Fish, Fashionable Halter, lS7 Eruat
wry, would Inform the gcne.ne; OF New-York that s
Sail and "a rsr style of Hats ready Ter thei. ins2ec
and critical Judgement Ginning the distinction c
having been the first 10 project AID cbde by strictly
AMERICAN Style OF Hats instead of serYley copying Tie
Fashions OF Europe which cten rnsnied 10 oer c-
mate and he reoces 10 perceive that cers rave
seen III TO follow his iead and that now the following
European Fashions in Has entirely abandoned 10y
the leading manufacturers.
Hc offers Winter style OF Gentiemen's Nn:ria Hats
s. So and warrants them equal in material, finish. taisa
and durability my Fla; sold low 81 in the city.
But be wishes il distinctly understood that his best Hats
go sold this price. b1; 81 ~ These he recommends
rs equal any hat sold in NewYork or under and
challenges for ttem comparison with any aher.
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited 10
call ard his stock Winter hats and Judge OF
their quality He CONT that whether ;he cheapest
the b:J. Hat is desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him. ts2ff) y. FISH. lS7 Broadway.
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Feusiaore Cooper 1t. Horace Greeley
amt, Then.as mcEsrn,h.-The great demand for
DE gepcr1 OF this seiebrae Libel Suit has inauced The
eTsjet, 10 publish II in convenient and durable
tornihan newspaper aad they therefore announce that
Pamphlet edition. containing additions ano many cor
reciicns is BOW published upd for SALE Price OF cents
- "a Tor ono hpndrst; cocs 0rdersmusi be accompanied
.t ~ IN. c.sb GREELEY McELRATA,
dIs Tribune Buildings. l6tl Nassau,sueet- /,
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~ EEent7a Of EaaEv.-A. c bafsIsI fr's1 III III
from ontoa II he real Heads OF Hair sui stand Preei
and yenntng character their being shaped exactly az
natural hair grows their elasticity and their snpefof ma
,;s sod work us well as their style "a! hnlsh ana
all combine TO form such pereci heads Of aa1
that they mus be seen 10 be fully appreciated
Anew system of The as OF Wig Making taught IN I'VE r.
1 sv the mos, sons thai he Is The best and cheap
e,t maker in the cy-i+S Rrcad1ey, corner OF - ct.
| street, up sisir,.
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best and at the lcW est
D price. at BROWNS. &c FUNNIEST dl0 lmt

5gOARUING--A gentleman and wife,
L ? OF fen single genemen can find board with pr-
ya. family or where there are hut syv borders
gen,rei house, price low suit The times Reference
rGu ed Apply At No 9 Doveestreet, few doors from
Fr2nkiiD-sqcurc. az In
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The attention reader respectfully called 10 lie
following certificates However great achievements have
heretofore Teen made by The use OF this Invaluable medicine
vet daily experience results SUI. remarkable
The pOptleors ic1c avail themselves o The opportunity Of
saying OF constant satisfaction that they are
made The means oil relieving such OF suffering
rt...rN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-26

q CRAVATS. GLOVES, Ic.-0ld Establishment
PAIssELL x AGATE. established in ls23,-In addition
.crher receiving by every arrival from London and
Paris fresh supply of fashionable Scars ana Crayats
Their assortment OF fashionable Stocks, Scars Crasac.
ready made Linen or which the first premium was award
Ell them the late fair of the American intnte Gloves,
Scspenders Hosiery lk Merino lambswool and bucaskn
SA Drawers and all articles appertaning to gen.
ilemans wardrobe rich and varied Gentlemen calling
al the old establishment may depend being furnished
with the best fashions lair and moderate prices
PARSELLS AGATE, 24i Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street
IA continue the manufacture OF their celebrated
Shoulder Braces and gendemens Russia EidEg Belts.
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variety and cheapest article in his city lined with
cs iron and ucied with safely alve ION the Boston
pla) may he found No. y Water street. I'd dooT from
Beekan Just received from Boston superior aril'
fore Purchasing No. 81 Water street, I'd door from Beck
man dsl lnlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-26

EEIPORTANT TO MECHANICS and
e Others Warranted steel eege Tools be had
al The Subscribers Old establishments So AttorIeysI al
George Briggs Co.'S ll5 Maidenlane, Eew-York al re-
duced prices 10 suit the times 10 per cent 10 dealers
no9 S,,s JOHN CONCERN.
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pOARDlNG.--A respectable private
Il 3 family, occupying handsome house, accommo-
dae with board gentlemen and their wives, also -;y
snge gentlemen, with pleasant the second and
;hrd hJnrs furnished unturn>he on very moderate
terms The family plain, quiet and agreeable Those
may visa he comforts OF honl. may apply at c93
Errsnw:ch.s;reci, . ach.s St. az lWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-26

4 FRONT PARLOR TO LET, with
"A Dcat;', The first floor, suitable for Gentleman
Lady Geneien Also, several apartments for
Single Gcnrlcmcn. Location within minute walk Of
Posi-. Office or the Park. Apply At No. CRY HALL
SSe
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Cheap Publications.
T Albany Citizen.

THE LAST OF THE BARoNs, By BuLwEn will
probably published the latter part OF the present week.
Agents caa be Supplied this Office the terms as
from ,lie Publishers
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\ il. LOCKWOOD. 1O4 Fulton. street,

4 has Just received frssh supply OF elegant Cod
Watches for both ladies and gentlemen consisting OF Lee
pine Anchor Ecapenlent and Gngsh Levers, ui jewelsd
which ne will sell III greatly reduced prices Al:o, Gold
Chains and Keys OF patterns and every description OF
fine Iewelry and Silver Ware. Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange. Watches and Jewslry repaired dl lin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-26

D- Doctor Lariner's s4ectnrcs.-The second
EDITION Of Doctor Lrdners complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in the City of published and ios sale
Al ,bs o,ca prre e5 cents The Subjects embraced IN
The Lectures are: Eiectrc.ty-The eslvaasI-Iiie
Fixed stars-Masnetc Notwithstanding and Loasi,ude-
Ssrs-Temporary Siar-HiSorical Sketch of Astronomy
pex-Scence aided by Art-Sciep,ifs Dscoveries-Soaud
-Sbralions OF the Rei;pa; Vcl;ac BacrySeam Ensine
OF Great Britain and America.
grSsood Eonra aud pheasant Rooms cas be obtained
aNs. e rhG4ges. 90 nlsa
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A GENTLEM IN and has wife can be

accommodated with board ard uniarHisiled room,
and aei.ro-m moderate terms, in the housc No 10
Edrdge-sreet Iae location pleasant and there
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PAPER-690 reams.
different Sizes Sc by 20 10 q by q; aiso5o reanas
EsyeooI50 gross Bonnet Boards, for s. az ranuiac'
20 ;sri-es e. bg - GaINT 4 DERRIcKS0H,
s' 159 SoEth-sirect
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SATURDAY, December q.
LAWYERS DlARY-Th;s Day. December &c
The Circuit Court and Corr, of Oyer and Termuer COM
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-01-22

WORD OF ADvIcF.-N ance. don't Won sell ont.
as talked about. unless you get your own price.
Nou know the " igs have treated YOU scurvily. AZ
b -, ard 80 loag you hold on, they know they
can't 10 much. They are afraid - start new e.
Enlistment and they don't like To say directly you
stuH ~. Probably JoLnny Is reason Now YOU
stick l. him. aud You are safe. Hold your part high
enough 20 make them feel d. tell them that two
thousand dollars and patry office are nothing COM
pared u Your present situation, &c. &c. ~.
T. :. II you had nn. htrbored runaway apron
tee We would hpye given you this advice su5 ,osq
and much more that would have been good Tor your
soul, you have got any.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-01-22

Co. y ith tie mcaancss peculiar % itstf tie
journal attempts 10 injure Mr.. flanagan. BY mis-
rcpre-enfiug his course on the Wabash Canal bl..
The chu,lt'on Of their poor spite viii avail them
uothing. Mr.. liannecan hal sense enough 10 know
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