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sbi virtue ola Decd oi Trust executed IN the ant,
sor6frs, BY Peter Fitzpatrick and wife. baarinq
dae 2d day q May $50. and duly recorded in lbe
Clerk Office OF Camlhll county, Tor certain purpose,
therein expressed shall proceed to sell on the pfenj
sfs tn the nahes bidder Oh Saturday. the 9Th day q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

TIE YOl',iG MEN (ofthe WING orlcr) Of capp
bell requested ioluee at Campbell (. II. on the
2t lust (Which Court day for the purpose ot orga
lizing Clay Clue. \ WING
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G008s! Gcs0Ds!!GODDsu |!

.ilne lGH 1912
DIN j. II RVS haa just returned ln.n trip af-
~ Ter e,oods, and Is nov opening, at his cheap CASH
st're IN lynehbnfs opposite the Market liouse. Ito
following. io wit:
f.sEkSofts, F.FEB'. F.f.VEs9xxS
.ucsLf.sis, SC, tr Ladies' Dress 3. al ID pr sd.
and upwards
Nanheens, large lot real Georgia. nj Cd per yard
Paaialooa Goo's, aud lesines, large lot and very
cheap.
Cotton Stockings, black, white, miAi, blue &C.. at
81 pair.
Fancy landkerchef5 and ScarG
Mts, Gloves. Ribbons. &c
Worked Collars, and Lace Goods generally
.RiS6D.
BONNl"rS all kinds Artificial Flowers, hand
Boxes. Grape satns Silks, els, IRISH Linen, H,l-
land Plus. iupca. Needles and
Thousand Other ArticIes,
Ill Of which, bought IN the present dali sale of lc Nor
ihefn Markets, will be sold at very low prices.
JOHN !. PuRvIS
June 90 tsif
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o. The Glote and Enquirer arc begging " the
Democracy to the discussion of the pretensons
Ut their rival leaders. Canute could as easily have
chained the waves. The games afoot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

criticism. The Madisonan (Jobn Jones) says. the
style OF the editorial articles of the National Inlogen-
ger IS characterized by ''euphonions, rcprasis, and
pypeFoocal analogy" John Jones is on stills!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

@; writer IN the National lntellgeneer estimates
that the new taril will produce Il = millions
Of dc liars
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,

,,,,s..,.>,,,,n
SUI '''i".' - 10
For seP'en'oef.
are 2aa 10 s'e ''s' ie"' '',''''
messenger 10 US always "eieo'"e 0"o s''e's
It's readers al Tue oPea"' u ea' 'i''''' A'
CARDS the seasonaoie appearance Vi o''''' WIZ" '''
appetite Is rendered Keen oy huns'f a"u 'Np'e,'es
second only |" ilipo''anee 70 ''' a'' H.
cplcures are not less pohe'ii'oes !" '''''
those oil more eaf'iiY ah' sei's''i ''s''S "'N
The September hnn'oef VI '''e ms
p'me days teiore US; aud We snooia oe ''J's' " IL
en'erprislng ana ind'ia'eaoie 'u''o' "'o ~
him our congratulations upon MS s''''s III ''''S''''s
contributors whose 'ae's "ou'' aou u "'' ''''''''
of tie most ceieoia'eo "".s "'''''' ",'s 'A''' =
The hrst article III lie messenger Is '''e 'o''e'"''
men' oil dfa'a''e sketch 'o''ee' - '' f''
ish .h"W, a"a 'ou'ueu 'Po" 'ie '''''
a, re'oullo" III '''. H'''sa9a'' NV No. "'s,
Iauoh Vi ' ~ -
the arms "i The pf's'hoeo' te'Se o'''o u Ut
promises mace ID inc ga''a'' '''' y "''' "'''o ~
prisoned al 'is '''''a ''' p''', '','
the hinsdo anu he "'o oe' ''s'oie" u ,'e ''''''
MS 'oieia'"e's 1T ''''''o''PV " 40
onsly attributed To j. u ida'S oe''aot '.'s'' D. "
Leigh, and u, b"'ief' 'ne'oef u .a's'sss no'"
inscription to such "en Is Tic very hshes' ef'e''e u
its merit
The "Ge"ee'oey ideas Is the second article IN tue
number-p'ayiuiiy "fi'fen' yet eYlneing extensive
literary requirements and 'nad o' striking ofiSnas
This article, we inter ifo" the s's"f' Is ron' pen
OF one OF the most elegant scholars III ''lo 'eo''
Journal q IN '3"ie'eo" ''e'' ''p's'' 1'''''''
na'io'' o' 'e o''l1s n''i'NH's on, -,
appeared III tie AttSStll3tf liotI TIT
same title We learn lla' LII iy''h Is n'e "tot-
and no one Will doubt a'Pf lis p''"S' a'a ''' s'.',
gentleman knows he" 10 record oall's as WEI, as'o '
'he. Those persons Who 'ea'' oo' ''"' o'' 's
pensioners on the bounty oil lie government VIII learn
from this Journal The hafess ana asoee's Ni'n ''e
gallant tar darcs aud de''fs'
"scenes o"" 'htfe"a'ofsm inc '',1n5 Is Il N'n'''"
paper. written by hndn' spirit. heTe are per'ls by
held as "elias by Hood and ley are as eneei'a'y en
coun'ered and overcome on The one clement as lie
other.
'.uaiame de Gends Is TIE tile q eft'fa ahaiys's
Oh the intellectual eaf2e'' u tat' ieien W"
man by Miss Ja1p J. '."maN, Oh slfgihiaia young lady
who has already asserted her eh' 10 an elevated place
.i'aon@ the writers ID hef country
oa feeSs Is lie SECOND naFleer oil series, &c
signed to 'iiiese more General knowledge ei Tie pro
"aeonS ct ""r native foais II Is rom south carolina
and Is lane9'iy written by enc "h7 knows how to APP
pr''aie ihef beaeiits' as VOL as 10 detect Their
'len'shes-'l9'st with aoisI-sSn ooel' oe'ief pleas
al VITA dFe'llhs iP N tue f'i l'aa upon 'ie iatef
af' sui II d IL II ''dy = "579'' u i'i,'a' u
MasSar1us'is = IL t'si .Nh'fe.h iees' NOUN
1'sS hn'"n IL AZ '.n' ''o af1'u''is a5a'" q 'ile
f"'"l'ae i2a'.ssne ct '1s having ie" Il e'aI's 10 NJ
sore'f.
IT, nm i l. -ft
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}2sEsAEs1.
.faoticr iero Of lie Revolution eonel

.faotlcr iiero q lie Revolution oonc
Departed this life, on Tuesday the 10Th of August at
his residence in the county Of Campbell SAMPSON T.
VANS, Sr, IN the Jutl year Of his age He born on
ship board, during the voyage If emigration by his pa
rents from Wales to the Colony of pennsy and re
manned with Them IN that Colony till after the CON
mencement u! the Revolutionary contest, when the
whole family moved 10 Virginia Previously totheir re
mova from ennsyyana, Mr. Evans was actively en-
gagged IN the service his country the operations Of
the American troefs AT Red Bank aud Mad Island ON
the l)rlawale; aud shortly after bis family settled in
rgnla, again anxious to aid the cause Of Liberty he
marched TO the South, volunteer In Col Lynch 5
regiment and in the and desperate battle n, Gull
ford Court House, he fully SUSTAINED the character Of
hrln and deliberate yalour preylous acquired by hun
II an early age, Mr. Evans became convinced Of the
truth OF the Christian doctrine OF Salvation revealed in
the New Testament, and attached himself 10 the Pres
bylcrlan Church, Of which he afterwards continued
zcalous member. His whole life afforded example
OF calm resignation. with the continued practice of the
active virtues 10 The srctcst integrity, the waruest
love for mankind and the disintc sed charity he
nncd firm belicin the efracy of the allatonlng
r!ce OF the cyer-blessed Redeemer and il may in truth
be said that by his works he made the most striking oy
hiblion e his faith.
Dice. at the White Sulphur on the 2sth ult Mrs.
Many CAIN, in The 6sth year of her age, consort
Of James Calweli, Esq, proprietor of the Springs
-. at the Blue Sulphur, the 28h ult Mrs.
Lucy w. McfAR,ANn. wife Of John e. cfaTland.
I.sl Of kanaN ha aud daughter Of lhe late Dr. James
Grcenhow Of Richmond
~. 49,.
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ss.reEFi,sg House,

VIE subscriber is authorized by The owner, to sell.
pleasant
Ss,relfiHg FgcRse,
belonging 10 Mr.. Wm. Bailey, and now occupied by Mr.
Richard II. )ol II Is conceded 10 be The ian-
s9nest situations in town, and lle ot is instruily i'm
proved, IN addition TO having 1t all the necessary
Nenienees-lefh uuse excellent We'll. Gardcn. &c.
Persons Wishing 10 procure excellent aud agreeable
town residence. eannu sllt themselves better
Ala. the valuable .9CRE LOT, opposite TIC u wrl
lne House, enclosed aud in cultivation, and AaYinu Qi
excellent stable
And ala. the convenient HOUSE and lot adj
inning Mr.. lulet's resdenre INV occupied by Mr.
Sisson.
The aboye pr pefly will be sold, either iogetllu OF
separately, and accommodating terms posscAsioa
will he eisen at the end of The year. Mr. Iurr will
sow the property my person DESTROYS u seeing il.
and all letters The subscriber addressed to Dooh Noul
CamIbe county, will he promptly attended 10.
PATRICK II. SCOTT.
Nay ~ IF
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faNlE eoiaripership Of !. j. PIRIiS 6. DtfFfJI.
VIII eNlire IN a Fhen tme by lnIia,ien. We
shall commence this day to wind mp the concern Tie
stoeh ot eaos ia large and well astorled and We do
nol expect 10 ee ela for the whole Stock we shall sell
tnany kinds al finada
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

iae t.'ieersig.- Beard Of Visitors ol The l'nf
Hers,ty are to meet nj Charlottesville on the 18th int
To appoint Professor Of Chemistry in the place DIR.
Thomas p. Emmett. deceased
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asE.Ar..g t.Naal. aoNa, ronc.su.

W. have on hand must o The articles adapted 10 Tho
SUMMER Trade, aleh rs Lawns Cambrics. Meelins. L.
ees Ribbons, Bonneis Flowers. Paasols Linens tan,-
hroans, Jeans, Saeen Alpaca lusire, Summer Club.
Ermneite Nankeens teslings aud most other articles
necessary Tor ,adies' and Goacmen's Summer wear
f3RRERS s. PLANTERS,
will do well 10 lay in now Their supply of FAN
" inter eaods, as great bargains will be given
in 81 atds Fl4nels. fuled Cloth Kc,iucly Jeans,
Braaielot1s, cassimsr's, cassiictts. Sc. Sc.
All Goods not s1ld prgaoly'by the 9th September
next, will be On that day sold AT AUCTION.
j. }, flRNlS * Dt FEEL.
N.B.-1he entire STOCK OF Goods would be sold a,
liberal discount from prime cost any person wishing 10
embark in the Dry Goods trade, and The stand given ur,
which Ia perhaps the bosl IN L,nehlulg.
il. p d.
July IL Is il
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III tssEs az

Alarriet on tie Isl inst. by the Rev YIN Teftwcl.
Mr ID Il. ARNOLD 10 Miss AM ID. daughter OF james
brown. ESD, all Of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

AkG~ y :, " " fs r. III T. ~.
nsz|lAA THE superior eoppered and copper as-
CO. CO. "a; III tened Barque
eiss%sssas, "CON sT'ETUgEGN."
Will eoiniaenee loading Immediately Tor Bremen and
wl sail hbou tho 25ih September. For fteiehlor pas
s1go. apply IN LIbLANi. PRESTON & Go.
E5' lihehl Cash adssnecs made shipments "a
ob9eeo and Stems. to ad,ea Of h' o'nsguccs Of The
aha-e YES. l. T 60. s
L ellnona Sfpi 5 Al
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AANGaEssG Esea INSTITUTE
EO1s I'Us .9.sl E.sEbsE.S,
CONNECTED ny
Wy r5Is, AND Mars. asEAsy.

w 'sis, N'p bsR6~. hNhSt.
fHtlllS lSSflIlflO will be re opened nr he re
eeptlon ii pupils. on Monday August 24h next.
he eanise o instruction IL nl anl efieient -eomprs
M tile Vafaus departments o Ancient and Madefn / IL.
efatnre. Mathematical aud Natural Seenees,z=bes cal
eni1led IT. defelope the powers ii the youthful mind
and gocnrn n solid and finished education
The apartments are lar9e aud eommudious aud b, mo
lately furnished with Piano Forte, Globes. and otheI
necessary Mathematical Instruments II il confidently
inPed thai tie experience aud atlamenlso ii theael
1ts may lafortly recommend them Ia the patronage ot
the public The Musical department will be conducted
by MI ll1mar. we'll known 10 this community Us a dis.
llneoifhed teacher u Nuea and instrumental Music.
considerable deduction has been lnade In The ierns.
with the YleN 10 accommodate class of young pupils
tiied Ia tteefe) aud otherwise meet The demands OF
the community.
Terms pel Session Of : months.
Tuition IN Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
fe9lish Grammar Geography, History &,c. tl2 SO
Oven the aye Of II Yeas s5 90
With f9mpo,s;;on, ..ssseIoric Globes, As II, 70
tonomy, Philosophy, Chemistry. &c 81 ~
Aneieni and Modern Languages each extra. 5 90
Geometry, Alge1ra and Tfeonomelry. with the con
slraelon II Maps, thalts. Se. extra 800
Muse At ffoIss1ls Tenn, 80
81 II raa1 lfofte.
81 II Glate, anl other Mathematical instruments
sattm9 including feaa, lnt, aud slate pencils %
Boafd, Aaabng. 81. IL
T. b. paul, il. all easea in advance
REFERENCES
The r. Rev. S. A. MaCoslry, Ep. bishop Michigan.
The r.. Rev. DR. Johns \ ZIP Bishop, Virginia
fhe lley. Thomas Atkinson, lyoehburg.
The Row, james Donghrn, do
The liev. u VI Nharion Botctourt Va.
The Hon. Vim. Woodbridge. tx. Gov. OF Michigan.
The Hon. A. 5. Porter L. 5. 5. Michigan.
Charles irlifsr. VI. u. rr. Nod Ian. University Va
John Prentss. A. II. E, President Baltimore College.
Bmot1 Mayer ESP soe'y of Legation L. S 10 Mexico,
sam' Garland. John &. Meen.
AleN lom25lns, D. Rodes Ea1s. Lynehbng.
{. Dlbney, T.. Fletcher,
Aug. W2w-tff
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o. iord AslaaItun met with brilliant reception in
Boston, Cambridge and New York. A splendid din
ner WAS given to him in the latter city. we have NOT
room ior particulars.
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vs. The September number Of the Democratic Re
view contains an article entitled "Auccdocs Of General
s'"S'n', written by Amos Kendall whose object Is to
mat the character OF Gen J las been totally mis-
'.'eH BY the word-tlat instead of being violent
',"''e'Ve IN his passions he was as mild and gen
40 =, ''ahh One othe evidences Of this. is that Jom
a 'fli' The 'rkecper at tie White House thouqh
""A ai' MS time and often rcprilnanded. was never
..a - he Generals biographer iorgeis tia, there
''e thousands Of Others il, office removed who were
vi o'niik or teprllnanledl What docs that pfoye2
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Notice.

IVUEtFF.
fDNlE LANGllORNE MILLS are still carried on
u IN the name OF langhorne \ Soptoe.Wo shall
continue 10 pay the highest market price for Wheat.
II. :. LANGllORNE,
FAAE1IE STEPTOE.
Aug. ) taft
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% Tie n Y Courier publishes the entire CORE.
pondenee between Mr. " cbsier aud Lord Ashborton
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uar;,r 9"" isle''s native county, nbce once lis poT
him WIS irresistible, has spoken indignant, es.ns
- 'lle proceeding N II ra.e in tic ryr.s ol
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.Fgoss *pse2aiG Eofsefy.
\, - % . d d o.!
Rib E'Efs. 53,S OF ss,A10!
~ Df.a 3sA EsaF,a,asa

i.S1pN L01'gERl. Glass 40 Thirteen tu Isl
10 be dfarn al .lleam3fia, u. Z, on Saturday
September ldH, lsI2.
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gsE.s.ss y f...s'Ca' So.gs7s
4 iali .lui gfa1I7l snYply 1feaoi, i.r sale a
Howell DAVIES
A. 80 .f
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iscs'e. al The eh.urx mara..>.
CORRECTED srEktt ~
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valuable Town Property for
Sale

laNilE subscriber is authorized by the owner sell.
n on accommodating terms, the comllodoiis and
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

" + Will 20 Il fio.,est rA,rlet psce IN fr@se
W ieT tea''.efs, rou AMI Flax l,.,en. N,pt, "a
~, &c. r.,y,r. z rssrJllSszs:
june I, Il Z&
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Sept. 3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
:. FREoAY Hog ING, DEcEWsEg Q, zsaa.

Tbnmas said be bad r ra,e worker with him who would
make mr scksons fortune IN three years Oi the knives
S3 dozen were thus rac-ivea. Thomas Eagtlsh thief
ard was well armed when taken oy officers j. f. Rays
Welsh and togpkius. TleJury found him guilty, and he
was seai :" tie State Prison Tor 4ycars ana 10 months
ANOTHER Trial FOR observation-disclosures Thonas was
Tried for burglary in tie third degree in having with
Thomas Thomas, convicted above stately and Others
broken into the store Of Mesrs. = ". Spies Co.. and
stealing penknves and drkkGves &c. worth from slioo
81 $50. The testimony neary IKE same on the
ioIner trial Gaiy. The Court sentenced him 10 the
State PiSon for > years and 10 months.
The Court then adjourned Friday morning, IL O'Clock
Police OFFIcs.-THgFrs-H Thonp-
.on arrested and comnittei fe g blue cloth
jacsst worth 81 run Joseph HeGmar Tie Lapwng, al
pier No. ] Nor,h River.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
deferred
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.

William A. Beechtr. Merchant. II. !.
William Win,ertoa, nis merchant coal dealer NY.
Redwood Fisher, formerly merchant and also ct The
irr oi Amos Hriier L Co., publishers, March ..
Louis Decssse, late merchant. n. Y. :.
Edwin r Yale, late firm Yaie Henshaw, n. T., Jan G.
John A. Moore, merchant. r. Y March II.
George Wade, ilate firm CaHpbell, Wade L Coz n.
Jan. x.
Azor s. Marvin, GAZE finn 1Iak & Marvin n VI Jan.I4
The petitions he Southern District thus .a- nnClher
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

~ When the great DR.. Doyle died, four-Pence
half penny was found in his pockets, this being
the whole OF his worldly wealth.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

ASENSTH NJ. PHILLIPS.
New LONDON Co. IS, Norwich Nov. 4, 1872
Personally appeared, the abore-named Asenath Nj. Phil
lips and made oath the facts contained IL The foregoing
star,uert before me- RUFUS ". MATHEWsON,
Justice OF lie Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Phillips, certify
that the above asserted facts substantially
WM II. RICHARDS,
Minister OF the Gospel at Norwich, Conn.
u Another proof OF the superior value and efficiency OF
ratinn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

" ROBERT SourHEY continues 10 reside al
Keswick, with his wife (ate Caroline bowes) as
his nurse. We understand that his bodily health
is excellent. His mind is completely broken aP'
and ne msy be said to regetate rather than ire
Hc is now nearly 20 [Foreign paper:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

KGw-YoRK, Oct. 10, 1912.
MEssRs. SANDs-GENTLEMEN II you alone were con-
ce:red in the present statement the great nducement Tor
making il would be removed for OF course no testimony
can strengthen your convcoJs in relation o the value
aud efficiency OF your Sarsaparla which has already
proved such blessing the many hundreds who have
thousands bowed DOVE with phertnss s,.iar -
my own giadly hasten the same source na
restored my health, il they were persuaded they would
with the same happy I nre hS
clion as have DONE thai induces 10 state be-
fore the world period of suffering sdch as few have
known, and the permanent relief received from your
SaIsapariia. Bu bew shall Ibegi how describe those
sSerueiaiiag agonss that seized upon my irame Es1y
rnatisu caused, have To beleveya cold
while nursing fmy chdrer who was then
-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

I'd ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
q, kc-The subscriber continues 10 transmit money, IN
sums large or small to persons residing in any part OF Ire
land in the manner be, and bis predecessor ~ M n
ness have done for the last thirty years. aAo oFe' a'
any par, OF England or Scotland -
Money RENTED by letter. pest paid 70 the suoscD o.
or persons in Ireland England or Scotlnd TO WHOM u E
n s sn, and nearest pos-ton, viii be Immediately uan
.,ted All. paid accordingly and arecepl lS hdI ehe..
piyen or forwarded 10 the sender:
nIs i'm. GEORGE MCBRIDE, Jr. 30 Cedar 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

gDOARDlNG.-A gentleman aud his
wife few single gentlemen be accommodated
with board al No no Eldridge.s!reet TIE location
pedsaa and there children. j8 lwS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

YDEACH ORCHARD Broken Coal
q Ao Lehieb, Liverpool, Newcastle Sydney and ylr.
gia Coal always hand, aud for sale al TIE lo@s
ket prices, by WARD & BROWNE,
E9 al WaklnnLOn.st. L. Inti.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

TTiRGINIA COAL Of very superior
Y quality dschars ing aad for sale 10 lots TO suii
purchasers by WARD y BROWNE,
l.3 All Washlng9n.st cor. OF Laght.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

$1,000 .sI oE sIANpakp Fs19a'es .s FoEsiso s5
exchange for small Farm other productive property
Apply 10 A. +. SMITH, 85 Liberty ST. d5 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

sjs7 SNIhD-A place rs waiter by a
' capable man, who can drive If required He has
excellent recommendations. Apply at No. Il Eighth
hvcnue. d3 y"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

AVN BEOWN, 4Iy fIOpslOf' stT.tI
Prepared and o qesa G fnd @ nd aad el cbem
Granite BuIdngs No 273 broadway. corner Of Chambers
street new-York Sold also by a. y. i D. Sdnds Drug
s, Ms 70 ,nd 100 Fult0n-street David Sand Co., No
II East Broadway, OF Mafket-street Prce si-o
ho.tles IS. EiiH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

Board OF SurERvIsoRs.-The only item Of
public interest report from the Special Committee on
the School Question in which stated that the ID" re
fsuires the City 10 raise oneweuet of per cent alter
January fer the support of Schools Also, opinion oi
the counsel OF the adverse the reques, made by
the SIKH Ward for $4,000 School money Both doca
go. ~ ,,are orterrd IN bs printed
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
TgaO NEWSPAPER PuBLfSHERS =

TsSO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS q
4 PRlNTERS-Thc subscriber. arsclicat Prio,er and
Napier Pre- Slan. respectfully informs Newspaper Publish
er Ptn;f ~ nj TIE pubic generally that lie his taken
u excellent Napier Printing Pres uat htsneDt The
Office of the ENeng raet, q asnSitvet prepared
10 d. Press wOrs, particularly Newspaper, ehsg Ia the
ho or quarto form wa peatnss I niinc,usiy. Prices
very moderate AMI IN pnpoiqa q .e i,e Sheet aud
se number OF copies to he printed R2t
~ b. Large ftsting Bills when lhe:r goody
ber wanted, printed low Good Cty References giyea
It required Residence IS Elilnbch street.
nib lmt SAMUEL. BINGHAM
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

SA AFANTED-fiaces by two industrious
w coored women, for housework, cooking, &c. APP
r,Iy NJ Mar
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
Y gMPORTANY TO MECHANICS ant

4 others Warranted STEEL edge Tools may be had
the subscribers old estaAhnrpi, SS Acrneyst,
George Briggs Co.'s, l5 Daiden-ane, New-Ycrk,
ducrt prices 10 Sn the times. 10 per 10 dealers
u29 SIn* JOHN CONGEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

4 A1L. olL-Light, s.ight.-FamiIies who
W want good Oil wau. DO we'll 10 call on the subscri.
Der, inc supply them with 6rst artice war.
anled 10 barn ali nish without crushing or smoking and
a abou, shifting the gallon than thev
have pay at the No need be complaining OF
poo. OIL as This oil Is werranted money refunded
Good ,hrre gallon Can only S shings, i've gaos s OH
) nj tu any part OF ile City free OF expense.
n. LuCkEY Wholesale Dcasyri Ola, Candles. sc
n23 Iai 70 Fruot.S, csr oT 1.Ic Sim
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

gEAIR COLORLNG.--Jac Maby
would Inform his old customers, 91d all those no
wish 10 have kesuiiul head o har that he acurey
and has for sale 52 BroomG his celebrated Essence o
ryre which having lately improved. be guaautees viii be
eIctual IN permanently c0oriug red gray hair beau
ttu brown black. Persons have applied his or
their residence and il not satisfied their money viii be
,urn nSn tf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

M ANTED--A young woman, Gan
w Aniercanl thoroughly aeqaaia,ed with plain ana
aucy ncedstwcrk An expert worknianmay hnd pe:na.
SITUATION a, wages TO the times Apply beweea5
anal o'clock. p NJ. l5 Franaort.s;reet References
required. r.. B.-No foreigners need apply. ds2t-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

ADIES'EL NTOVERSHOES
Z 4 DAYS FIRST Premium Overshees for Ladies weigh
nI a f. ~ ounces are made with Leather Rubber Soes,
very elastic win eian taeir beautiful shape longer wa be
nr,e 10 different sves and kinds Of Rubber Shoes and
Ogrrshos tor Ladies' prices from 4sto s. Ladies partc-
ary reminded that every pa of Ogcfshoes has our name
attached AMI warranted and the soes loosen o'heIs
viii be given ia exchange or money returned
HORACE H DAY, Successor TO Roxbury l. Il. Co
MS c0dn 40 Hlaoeh C-Ie
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

OILED AND PLATED BRASS
q FIRST rate article OF Rolled aad Plated Brass An
always be found at JAMES g. MOFFETT, l2l Prince
Wooster the lowest market prices. Likew4e very
rTueriar article Of s9Dt