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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
Vim. ". Shirley, Auctirn-er.
FOCUSES AND LOTS in Brooklyn a,

UUSES AND 10 y ID HT0Ok!yn at
Z 4 Auctor-Thfre viii be extensive sale OF i'm
proved and proved Real Estate by auction. TcMor-
ros Wednesday, 2s, u O'Clock. AT the Sales ROOM Il
Fulton street Brooklyn, hy John Ps,t The property IS
situated on TiIlary Jackson, Carl and Navy streets Ror
particulars see Bills and Advertisement in the Brooklyn
Daily News ltr
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u Bethel Fair.-Thc ladies OF the Brooklyn Beth
Society will hold annual Fair for the sale OF fancy
and useful articles "Wednesday and Thursday, at the
National Hall, Formerly Log CabinJ commencing at
O'Clock p. NJ. and continuing through the evening
The avas OF this Fair will be given TO The American See
mems Friend Society which during the past year has
p-ted large and comfortable Home for the Sailors in New
York. and very much il of funds carry It's ep
eraiiona Brooklyn, Dec. 81, 1872 do ST.
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u THE POPULAR REMEDY all those forms OF disease
which, when neglected. cod in Consumption, such as cough
from cause, throat hoarseness, and the he!hs
Hygiene Aorehound Candy-is the popular and sue.
remedy, and noiseeSsly supplantng ali the other
pretended compounds Wanted impudenlY by hcrtina,
End ma2ufactrrea certificate makers Sold wholesale and
retail al 4S2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

II Unsler Garments.-C. B. HATCH. 81 William
street Opposite Plat slreet has hand superior aso
renl of silk coon woen Merino, Berlin, and buckskin
Under Shirts and Drawers which, the season far adj
vaSced the subscriber offers greatly redaced prices
10 2MISt
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MILITARY BAlL.-The Liv;nss,on

IfA Guards will DIV. Ball Friday evsnss Dec IS,
lsi2 a; the Apao Saloon Tickets be had follows
o. Ensign J. Dlou 2s Pearl street Tor 60 Fulton
Brooklyn; Ser'l P r. Vatican. le James
Hunter. 4d5 Greenwich street. corner OF Haoertsi n
ellis Jr 9Th avenue. corner OF so-stree c the Treas
urer. Vandanl, corner OF MacdorgaEst.
diS5. ". h DEhARE>T, Seer, ary.
Military gentleman reQuss,ri 10 spcearlo u- rnl.
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a TIP. COLE a. cos. 7OI Broadwa,

a 7 ?. COLE q cos. 7UI Broadway
-EAneIt door The OF 4rstreet for New-Iral
CaicoeS Of the style, cheap great
rey OF Dry Good. may he touEd here al IS cent lower
than generally sold in this city Cheap Cater Boots anG
various kinds. Rubbes OF every description lar
and ladie, cheap. Please COLI The price we inens
shall sell our goods.
B. We invite people 10 call before making their pur-
cheses for Ney-YearS and assortmeg ans hsil
uuge for YnuIseye, price. uG1 -
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EEameurou.'s Eiscsro-ITasncticP Plates

u ElNmCurGux'n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0tFH
AFFORD every day OF bl. eff acy for
curing all and chronic Rheumatism
Nen!agY, The Govt Megrini Tic-ooloureau4 Dasee az
SAINT Guy, Chs Sca,i cramps in the soaach ana pans
brought on by bruises disjoa;ings and fractures A,
zoe Si.. OF women and young girls pase eooFs'
pouea suppressions yapor nervous aiidcks &c lucy
are very useful TOO for letters, scrouia sseins eISsp
cas- Patayss IN he besnnng &c. Sold at the mGderae
price OF 81 So By MlNuARD, IS FtaIkiin-sree N YORK
d2J II,
TGood beard a nd psssaa, Rooms can be obtained
al No. % Chd.sIecI t0 pl6 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

X Particular NosEce.-Those persons hayta:
furniture ay description dispose of, who are break
ug housekee picg VIII fnds ready sale sr any porno1
or ali OF tiSir goods by ering shcr address, calling
spou the subscribe. Goods 10 any amount; purchased
At private sae-1'wo Piano Fercs.
iess # Y. COTTON Y co. 1877 ChatI aE-s..
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NEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES

The ladies' are respectfully inVited 10 Cali ana *
anime stock OF PertuaoIy containing many
new and delshIiul scents. Imported from the
brated manufacturers OF London and Paris. Among thes
are
saissy's celebrated Eau de Cologue delicious per.
fun. OF exquisite fragrance, distilled from combination q
the choicest flowers selected for their sxceing sweetnt
when they are in their fullest vigor
SaisSys Exrait de Bergem)tte Ja>n'n Cetrat ana bp
quete de Victoria compounds OF exquisite sweetness
for the toilet ana handkerchief.
Ede's H.dyosna, acknowledged the most elegant per-
fue Tor the Assembly 6oudoir npartina 10 The had
herchef very agreeable, refreshing and listisg odor
Patey,s New Perfums (Cironea Rosa) an exquisite,
gnsl and pefman. Ii pertume supported from SIiraws.
Also jus, rereIved,a fresh supply al true German co
Iogne Water (F Maria Farn,j very fragrant article, dis
tilled tToni,he flowers.
DAVID SANDS & co, Chemists
400 II East Broadway, Harket-st.
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uru.ere.tins Works for Young Persons,

~ w WINS hOH Il oahS c. sumo,
recently published ny
'|~~N' D. APPLETON Co. 200 Broadway.
The Young Islandera Robinson Crusoe tale OF the last
century, by Jeffrey Taylor, beautifully illustrated anS
bound, Is cts.
Pictorial Life and Adventures Of Robinson Cruso. The
only complete edition. 500 plates large volumes 81 10
Pictorial Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith, up
ward OF 100 illustrations; 81 =.
The Adventures Capt John Smith, founder OF Virgin
The Adventures of Henry Hudson by the same author,
81! cts.
Drawings enlus-or Early Lives OF Eminent Men, by
Anne Prate, price ST. cts
The History OF Joan OF Arc, by r 81 Evans, "A iusra-
lions, IS cts.
Tales Tor the People and their Chidren--eded by Mary
Sandman, s. T. Arthur, Capt Marryatt, NC 20 vols, SIT
cts. Gct.
The Old Oak Tree-many Illustrations, a capital little
book, ST. cts.
Juvenle Naturaist-observaoas on Nature in Spring,
Summer, Autumn and Winter, b. the Rev. IL B. Draper,
illustrated with many plates. vols, 80 cents each.
Gems from Travellers the East-nlended 10 illustrate
the truths Of Holy Scripture, yearly loo plates, 81.
a beautiful Miniature Lib afy OK approved works Ia
Prose and Poetry, fourteen vols in case price St So
D.A Co. have Just pu2 Iish-d-
The Rose-or Af.ctoIs Gu, for lSi3-edited by Emily
Marshall illustrated ith 10 steel plates ees anty bound,
price Il Is.
The Daughters of England, their Position In Society,
Character and Respectfully by Ms Elis an excellent
work for Young LaGies, price 10 CTS.
Bishop Burneps History br Reformation Of the Church
England, Illustrated with . fine portraitsa sle0g
work Tor d present, vols svo., price SO.
The Book Of the Navy, by PROT Frost, splendidy illus.
trated pr,ce 81 80 dig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
RELIEF FOR THE SICK.
" DIR. Bush,s Knfa.,;b,e Health Pills.

The great favor which this valuable medicine has ssted
during the few months has been made known 10 The pub
c has proved beyond ali question It's claim 10 superior
efficacy In the alienation and OF the numerous cor
plants which are common 10 mankind We those
who are ac ed that they need but try sgk boz 10 be
convinced ha, tbs is humbug preparaten-eveR were
no, the name ofhe immortal inventor sufficient guarantee
for Its genuineness and merit In all bilious and liver COM
plants, peursy indigestion costiveuess heartburn piles,
headache eryspelas and other diseases OF the skim debility
all complaints incident females, the health PILLS
have ye, failed TO eec; We constantly
receiving testimonials of the extraordinary eff
fected by this medicine. Read The following
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

" French OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORAL
SYSTEM.-rhe subscr Der, has been fully Instructed
in the use of this admirable system by the late John MINES
ca is now forming The following classes One or gen
tleen in the evenng-one ladies in the morning. For
ihose who have studied the language and wish perfect
themselves in il, class will commence with The fourth
course. L. MAN so &c r.EtNp,
,,1O no 10 FRANK lD-StrSel.
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NJ NcNnmee 8. STAFFORD. O. Beaver

II HcNnmee Sc Sanford, 81 Beeyer-sf.
respectfully the gentlemen OF NewYork that
they have their usual assortment of fine silk and
GiHeham Umbrellas Stocks Scars, Cravats, Linen Col
lars, Gloves, white black and colored, Chossons and
Ba ious make, winter Under Garments, &c. &c.
TO the abnve they have added with especial reference 10
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR,
extensive assortment of the RICHEST SATIN SCARFS
in this Market all which will be sold sm, advance
on cost die Janlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

NEW GOODS.--China Dinner Sets,
! = Silver and Plated Ware, &c, at GARDENERS rev
Furnishing Warehouse No. "a John.sree' between Broad
and NaS>aus go
The subscriber offers for sale, at The iosrei: prices
choca OF and most desirable Goods IN III,
usual HousG-FuRNisHING BRANCHES, embracing
Sheffield and birmingham Plated Ware;
JapanLery; Britannia and Block Tia Wares;
Superior ivory-haudie Table Cutlery;
China, Glass aod Earihen Ware;
Lamps. Chandeliers and Grandoles
Silver Ware, &c. &c Is. GARDNER,
d20 Sipad+ No "a JOhns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

EVENING will be sold by GURLEY i HILL, nj the N
Yok Long ROOM 6s Broadway extensive and rich col
lection of the most choice and desirable Books, cheay in
fine calf and morocco binding asd embracing III addition TO
important Standard Works in The varied departments Of
Literature avarety of splendid illustrated wo KS many OF
which are beautiful ~ colored IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

r Nr. Mooney has The honor 10 announce thai his
Sixth Lecture taxes place This Evening al the Corcert
Hall 4Os Broadway, and will embrace the Mission OF 81,
Patrick Ireland and the chief events connected with
the entire ConversioN of the Irish Nation TO Christianity
TIE Fanny Cards having expired, charge OF ON +
SHILLING only each person for admission TO each Lee
re has been substituted Children umder ten years OF age
admitted free The oDt seats are kept I'LL hall past ssVen
for ladies. !,
Mr. CARTwRIGHT, Mr.. TAYLOR and ether gentle
men ha kindly volunteered sing the Melodies oil Ire
land appropriate the Lecture: among them The Green
Immortal shamrock" and e SavourGeen Deelsh."
IL Ladies take seats at Z. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

u The Invitnaion.-Come 10 The Temperance
societies. there Come aRtitemperance friends
and help 10 make reformed poor comfortable during
the nciement You will hnd articles there OF nse
prices TicLe one shilling which refreshments will be
gwen may be had a! Van Wagenen fuckers store, cor
nsr OF Doy and Washing Fair open from len
O'Clock in the morning at nigtt during The week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

U Chflstnl as and New. Z cdF.-CUO iIIOIVi
MEYERS, 34l Broadway have just received from Flu.
rope Of the richest assortment of goods suitable for
Christmas and NewYear's Presents offered for sale in
this city, combining elegance and utility They respectfully
invite their friends call and examine for themselves For
sale above the celebrated SOLAR LAMP, for brilance
and economy suruassinr all others in use. DIG 2wsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

u Great Mass R1eetin< of the COLUMBIAN
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY in the Church cor
Chrys,e and Delaney This Tuesday) Even
ing. WILLIAM WALLACE, Esq, The celebrated Poe
and Orator from Kentucky has been engaged to address
Prospect Society, with other able speakers Good singing
may be expected Our feowczens of all classes
specully invited attend Admission free. Collection
taken up to deiray the expenses. BY order,
p B. MANCHESTER, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

Ur Twelfth Ward-CROTON WATERMAN per-
interested In real the Twelfth Ward are
quosted meet at VandcSw-les Hotel hve.mle house,
Third Avenue, Wednesday, December q, at O'CLOCK
P M take such shall be deemed proper 10
obtain repeal OF the tx law far as II imposes tax OF
20 hundred dollars personal estate
Ward for The support OF the Cro,on Wafer establish
menL w. Mott, Isaac Adriapce,
by NJ. Hopper Mott Jacob Harsen,
Valentine Mott, Andrew McGoun
Richard f. Carman, John J. Myer,
ds0 on John J. Palmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

O6Ice of the Ne.r- York Bo.pery Fire Insurance Co.
No. l4 BOwery, corner Grand.
u This Company continues 70 insure against Los
and Damage b. Fire at reduced OF premium from
former charges
Office hours from O'clock, A. NJ. TO sunset.
JAMES LOVETT, President
PETER PINcKSEY. Sec'ry ~ dc I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

u a. weak and nfamed Eyes Eyeiids safely and
speedily cured by the application of this liable Baan,.
Il the best remedy discovered for any disease of he
E,e Price so Sold by DAVID SANDS l. CO.,
II East Broadway. of aarketslr9et 10 and 100 Full
top.street, and 273 Broadway. dl7 Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
MAGNIFIcENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,

MAGNIFICENT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS,
Comprising all the
SPLENDID ENGLISH ANN FOR ls4s-
Also choice assortment of
STANDARD AND PICTORIAL WORKS
Fine Oxford EAioa OF The Bible, various Sizes in elegant
Bindings suitable for Presents, &c.
Imported and for sale by D. APPLETON < co.
~ their Literary Emporiurr, 200 Broadway
DA Co. respectfully invite Their customers and tse
public generally call and examine their extensive stock
of fine Books suitable for the approaching aoydays dist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

Lectures commence at u cciecR.
Single ticket, IS cents tch OF (tcn Lee
lures gentlemen and lady. for the IS; ca DIS OF
admission to family ~ Tor The Stockholders car
obtain heir tickets on application the Institute p
Ter the Oath inst GEO. w. BELTS.
40 ,irra Irctn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20

n Mercantile library Asso. fn,ion.-The
SIXTH LECTURE OF the Course vii! be delivered at tie
Broadway Tabernacle, by GEORGE BANCROFT, ESQ
on Tuesday Evenng. z0h inst, hall pas; o'clock.
Subject Genius is the expression OF the spnit OF The
age"
sociation Clinton Hail. and The door Doors open al
quarter before z O'Clock. BY order.
dig 2s ISAAC II. BAILEY, Rec. Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29
NOTICE.

nY virtue Of deere of the Circuit Superior Court Of
~ Law and thanccry for Montgomery ounty, pro
nounocd on the 26lh day OF May, 1872, in there
IN depending. between Jacob Cooper and others PLAN
tlis, and the heirs of Thomas Barnett. deceased. Don
dants, shall proceed ON the Sd day # October neN
being Montgomery Courl day in unt of the door o the
Courthouse Of SAID county, 10 sell credit Of and
two years 10 the highest bidder ut public auction. the
four following Tracts parcels oil Land to VII Ono
Of 33 acres; Of 80 aces and two Of 50 each
making in all about 63 arr = more OF less all OF which
tracts adoin. lie contiguous 10 each other. and are
situated on the great road leading East aud West about
OF miles easl from the town Of thrstianshur9. and
adjoining the lands ct Jacob Kent aud others. This
place has always becu regarded first rate stand or u
public house The Improvements are two dwelling
houses, aud out ho'sss The purchaser Willie
qulrrd 10 give bond with good security, aud lien
will be retained upon she land until the payment oi the
purchase money. WILLIAM BARNETT, Com.
June - I'm
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E'D FARMERS.

SNIlf subscriber has rented for the present wear the
L AMHERST MILLS. situated Immediately on
the bank OF the Canal-and isnow prepared to receive
and grind Wheat for toll. His tenth or he
will give barrel Of superne Flour Richmond iuspec
ton. Tor five bushels Of wheat-Or if any persons wish
To ship their Wheat to Richmond he will receive and
forward with all possible despatch. such price as
,anno fail TO please refer to JAS. l.. Lampin Jno.
NJ. Williams. David w. Burton. ESps.. Col. Lang
horne and Gen. Rodcs. JAS. SDIpIIiN
Amherst. August 4. 1912 Is
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WILLIAM ID. BRANCH
/. and for sale.

: AGAIN offer lar sale Tract Of Land near Loving
"a stan, IN Nelson county. containing
49, f"nr hundred and tw.ni, Acres
ihls Land Is ol good quality aud we'll timbercd: and is
capable OF making First rate farm. There is also a
si0o1 .H;H safe
on the and. A. have no other nducemen in srllina
fhan Ia pay my debe, the terms WILDE As accommoiafibp
is he cconplIsmenl # hat desirable object viii per
nut. Mr.. John Stevens. Ir. is residing On the Land
and VIII ah'" 1t Ia any person disposed 10 purchase and
Is lnllY authorized 10 contract for the same
Ii lheaboyc land IS npi sold by the fourth Mun,a, in
AH2asl heNt. will tben offer Tor SALE at public aur
llan m lrunt Of thlisla!her T. Estes tavern.
j. GARLAND.
July II t
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NOTICE..

HAVING qualified as the Executor Of the late FL
mnnd Bailey, notice is hereby given for all those
ladh ed 10 his estate 10 forward and make
Payment-and those having claims against the estate
are requested to present them for mymenl IL the sscr
Der properly authenticated
Inc children of Parko Bailey, and of James Bailey.
Gee late OF lynchburg and the descendants if any Of
Sich as have died, are hereby notified to make them
gives known to The undersigned without de.sy, in
Ier that he may make the necessary arrangements 10
distribute the estate according the direction othe will
rarke Bailey. (brother of the late Edmund Bailey }
ii come forward and make himself known he will re
cel'e small legacy. JOHN GoDDiN.
pioha, E.A'of Of Edmund Bailey, decd.
hlchmond, August Is I'm
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.s'fSTEf e..
June 10

Y Ii creditors OF Samuel Branch having claim or
claims embraced III tho FIRST class Of debts. prpy
ded tol IN certain Trust deed executed 10 me bY In.
said SamI branch, bearing date the 2sh day of Iann
~ AZ and ct record IN The Clerk flee of Campbe
county are hereby notified and required Ia furnish me
Win statement Of ihef respective claims by The 9Th
o November next, or they may bo thereafter forever
de6aned from any participation in SAID deed; aud all
'ise indebted To me rs trustee aforesaid whose notes
were due the li'h al this month, must come forward
aud settle or shall put them in the hands Of officers Car
collection Letters 10 me Will be addressed 10 Oakyille
f.O. buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH.
Trustee q SAINT Branch
The Richmond Wing will please 10 publish the above
advertisement twice Il week I'LL the 18th Nov. next
IN the country paper aud JrNard It's to this Or
lice Tor collection.
July ii ,o5N
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.sln&MtSo
~ 1.-THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

W. IL III NIL hu lhutN1
pablished senoeekiy ferery Monday aud IhuSdGy)
Four Dollars per amman, payable adranee No sub
scrpton r be rcceiredo for shorter time than sir months
paper ,oH be discontinued, (ercep at the discretion
Of the Edtors,) until all n7eardgcs paid
AZ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al 50 cents per
,quare Tor less) for e FIRST insertion, and 374 cents for
:rery subsequent Insertion.
EVERY .9DTERTFSER is required 10 note, ms
mn pt, hotc long he ,eises ms advertisement inserted
NJ acnt, not 50 noted, trW be inserted tai It's dis
ocnfias> y = ordered
privilege Of tho squpes, 10 for quae, S2j of
square, inner firm, So.
g. JOB PRLNTLNH efeeuted acoty and expeditions
N and ON leasolluhie tcLnlS
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IyncliDurg ana Gsnupbcii C.. House
Y's sg.x.sssE.

PROPOSALS will te received by the Board of hi
reclors Of the i.yaeb5re and Campbell Ct. House
Turnpike Company IN tie Town Of l.yerIturg, ON
hy keeping the side drains open and raisng the rad in
the CENTRE as to PIE enl water standing thereon. and
paving or MrNd1mjsnl sqei places as nay be- d,signa
ted, from time to tjuc, the Board. Tie fni Will
ho divided into two saetiaus that is II say:-frn ron,
'ynchborg 10 the SIX mile post. the hdi north of
OPossm Greek. To constitute The first seciian aud from
thai point 10 Campbell Courthouse the second section.
And persons wishing II contract lr the work viii put
in proposals for each section separately. an3 state the
terms for paving or MaAtinsjnG by the square ya,d.
BY order Of the boaf ol Directors.
Nj. ". DAVENPORT. rua',.
Aug - u
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CsE;cEAEaesNG pHANGs,

fENiE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency for
The safe oftlese truly splendid Instruments, made
by Chlckefug * Macbeys, of Boston.
Ioth0se acquainted with instruments from this Man
nl,cory, say n0thlng feeling confident they canpot
idi Ia pitase.
To those nnaeqnanlod with them We say, ONLY
TRY Tllf.M, and you will find them not interior u
the celebrated broad WOOD Pianos ui foniun
We do moi sell them on tIal~-ne because are
Irad to risk trial. but for the easan that MAJORITY
Of persons judges; aud such our condolences in
the manufacturers, that willing To stake our rep
ualion upon their and durability, being warranted
To stand any climate
The above instruments are on hand, and for sale, nj
the sign of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square. Lyfch-
burg, Va, by ID. r. LYMAN.
Aug. 5 wi 2m--if and Of
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They viii give attention 10 all business confided IN
Then charge, and will attend the courts Of Comnbell
Amherst, Bedford aud tho Corporation of Iyncbbnrq
Office ON the rieht side of the alley passing frem
Messrs Payne Gregory S Book Store To the Wasl,
ineion Hotel, Where one or lhc other will generally be
iound DAVID II EDI ny
DAVID l.. SPENCE
June 20
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.aG90 zsgs1 y.

with upWadsuf 5Qu acres in cultivation, the most Of
~blch Is very line low grounds, with comfortable nl.
pmycnru'a With ycrl fine 5r2e Jus, put in operation,
si good furnace aud an inexltnisblr source al very
superior Iron Gre very convenient There will also he
offered lofsale on The salue day,
TEN or FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES,
most Of hem valuable hands for farming purposes. and
particularly salo tho,c engaged in the Iron business
Also the Sgark the .tn OF all SORTS hogs, COWS Sc.
aud the crop oil Grain.
TFRMs-Gae lands will he sold one third on a ere
ditof ninety days, and the residue on q credit OF ihrtr
equal annual instaluenls the purchaser giving boni.
and good security, and the tne withheld Ill the pay
meul OF the purchase money le personal properly be
sold for cash NN. MAlGl4N. ~. Cer'r
o. The namllc Reporter vii please copy . months,
and send flsf aeaoaat 10 W u. ur payment.
.juiy Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-29

4 OOklNG Glasses for sale at very reduced price.
~ II B. RICHARDS.
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ksGsssb AND GRfssElsSE0N
EtfsITESs.
.H&LE.FEEE g.ILH0T

u ANING rcuioyed 10 the house recently occupied
by Mr. john iIallius, nearly opparilc the Market
i7ose. tenders his services to his friends and tie pub
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We believe it Isl rare thing for steam boat, while
under way to be struck by lightning. A steam boat
the North River recently encountered severe stoim
oi thunder and lightning, during which the electric
fluid struck in the water the boa i, to ll Ak the
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