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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

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Dlej IL Pauicl, rinnty an the ',j ut 3trr# In
germ al painful lines ct auut TWO voafa Ne ~
SAN ftnloo, cunsoft OF Mr. Alel pcdun. in the H.
year OF her age hirs Pcdieo was a tuy aniahla w
man. ad Vas greatly respected and esteemed hy thosr
VINO hht" and enjoyed an acquaintance With her p,q5-
se'Slg rs she did geno and benevolent li,po.rIlan
tGeiaef with manners and conversation particularly
pleasant aud agreeable. Her lcncyol,ncc and u4ad
mss wee pryorbia. 10 the poor and the needy she
cave what charity required. ll,r last moments were
characteristic OF aqoet resignation 10 The will Of God
hlr previous to her death. she spoke of that event
with much cumposure and expressed a confident hone
o laPp'nfss beyond the guNr Her less will lr deep
y drrlofe by her ami, aud numerous relations. aud
~ af2e el'ele o ends and aeluaulanees. but II is
1'o"lell, hor'd and believed that their oss will be
her gam.
A. Tho Louisville journal and Tennessee Sentinel
will please copy.
-, At his residence, ia Pitts, lvania county. ON the
afternoon al the l2th ult.. Guns. l. CL,MrNr in the
's' year ei ms a@e having hind wife, two lovc, in
hliS ("ho are unconscious of The loss the, have sns
tan'i) besides lare circle of a,miinn and s,ranpl,
attached friends. 10 weep over his Youthful grave How
strangely m,tahlc all liic's concerns But 8 d3v4
h'l"c he i' The iirsi symptoms of that discasc Which
hurried him to the marrow hons,. an ,onted for al liz
ing" he had removed 10 his own home, where with
the beloved and chosen companion of his Youth aud his
dear children. he had hoped ler lue and happy lie
Thus eNemphyin", the solemn aimuutian ai Goly viii
In the mlst OF i1,Ne arr IN death" In his last i'll
ness. he displayed eea tortiiulc and died il 4 Guprd
Submissive l. the will of God.
-, ca Wednesday morning. tlc ID inst. at ab. III
nan rast eleven O'clock, Mr.. lo#Gru CorHa, of BED
lord county aged q yeas.
- al the residence Of hs laatL,r in TIL place. on
SUNDAY nlgld,2lth February between l0am O'Clock
after an tn1ss Of months, Mr. II ,tslR D. FtrR.
IN the a5h ~ las ave Nrfar had apeattbrn Whole
ID hs litn thc ue2l,tt o his ul. and hal drunk II The
cup OF s3a 10 lis dteas. shari time 5.yIous To hrs
confinement hc h,came seriously impressed with the i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07
lTesE'gs'rI,

FHN subscribers intend 10 close their present usincss,
" aud Ia elect tins object more speedily, they are
propaad 10 olerto any person who may wish To CON
mcuee business, IN this place good bargain. in their
STOCK OF GOODS, which Is web selected, though
not very large. and consists mostly Of Staple Goods
Neinyiic those wishing lobuy acheaP stock Of Goods
to call ard see u.s.
We Will commence from this day to sch at rota, 4,
reduced rate AT which wcshall Offer Goods will make il
necessary that sell exclusively for cash eetiabl,
paper.
Those owing accounts will rrc,iIe. they tall due
the Isl d, february, anl wehapc they will not ai tn cal
and settle. HUNT & W ARD
Jan. q i,ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

nHlh a- i aiaiuicJ~ Il additional sssi Il ~. t.l,
III, ny nsstedLy MI tia,l iiaaa,4. ,htIz,u oc,n#
tended that the Company Is ~, I:y tie Itsrst Bet
Icing requested to ,uantrtlc luat.tr- uIc,oe IS T.
dorisc nc meotsftr 1'sfnI'se! IeA,sy Iludently de
cincd patAc ansmtf-,b,uoh in private con, eisa, H.
he piled, ''ii,m It's t,s'f rrt {otr is it to ray cash
demands fer Its tolls, when they afe ad in scrip ana
must he 50 laid lnlally FIR two y,als to come
If his couistls ltr,ail, rs 10y s,,m likely 10
do? ] think II would puzzle the ingenious gentle
sqan to solve this ri4e-eycu if the Company were not
tsoirea rs. when it suited his argument To how tlat
unable 10 pay airy ding, lnueh less the interest
lis debt, he aborcd 10 dcnuaslne. Mr. Caprlon was
very pungcnt in sroaIhs tins poin-lut hisrcsola-
on failed the very men ohad refused 10 ulacclc ON
rany in such paitiouas Woud euallcit amee its obi
gatios they become ,ae being the inst To finch from
Imposing that obligations the SpGe Treasury although
the State, y the law authorizing the Loan and the face OF
the bonds, has guaranteed the r'octa ray,aent Of Tie
interest, adAe ultimate redemption qMcPrncpo Tie
atrt, thus borrowed Oh It's faith! We'll did Mr. Irving of
Cumberland say, that such dccsitn if adhered to-
will place Virginia in the category with Aissis
slppl--And yet resolution unanimously adopted.
by the Virginia Legislature, al early period Of It's
sion. dcnounclng Rcmiaon, aud petging Itself To the
faithful performance Of all its contracts must confess
field, who to great sa9acy uultes ordinarily com
nendab'c spirit a terality But On this occasion he
seems to lave suffered bis mind 10 become my,fed by
erroneous statistics. and 10 be warped ly strong local if
not personal reiajic,s.
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z + hcinq the d,.rc d Mr.. Addison Irvine, to with
h draw from the business, in e1usrq" ii ms wish II
move 10 Meadsvic, we will from this Tine offer eur
GOODS At very reduced prices in order 10 effect that
object speedily as possible.
W, Invite customers aud all others wishing buy
to cali and examine stck-lt will BE- fund to
ST o MANY NfI3i DESIR ABI.E GOODS.
WHITE. IAED} &.ilAiNL
March It'd
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;uirrest. and, Le intimate ,,,t, ~,
MN thus borrowed ~. its t,j,Il We'll did MIR ir,in ~
Cumberland. say tho, such j., d,c,s,n If ,1bo,cd =,
will place yirnin;, in III sam. c,,.,rv with ,is;s
sippi-And vet = resolution WINS un,nimonsv ,,lor,od
by the Virginia Legislature at early pcriod of it's scs
sion. dcnoIncno Eo,,lotjoo and I,'ino is,f IN Tho
faithful performance Of all its contracts, mus, confess
nv establishment a the c,,rso ,,r,noI I N, r,,,cl
field. who, to Great sao,cifv unite, ordinarily conn
mcndablc ,pi,jt ,f III er,Ii,y n,, ,l;. ,.a.i J..
seems to have suffered lis mind ia lc,.o,nc ,,., L.,
erroneous statistics. and 10 be warned ~ sir 1l i
not personal Irciujcos
Rlcnnosn. March ,. 1912.
This morninq the "6ill rcrcalin, To the Sara
ton Imc as il is very sigu f,antly called. was or
dcrcd to be enenossed by decisive maority--j,s
ineliiccncy being clearly demonstrated Ly the mcyjt,
bic yroracon Of the session beyond the period ia
which it was the jccl aftla law to miti,-tlat is To
90 DAYS The dis,ase is not reached by the remedy
No one stays here longer than j, nec,ssarv FIR the sake
OF the per- drm Which, to the most economical does
ltile than pay cAIeHses Tie difficulty tx 10 keen
quorum here the sesa9naarl aeh hcir termination
Many members therefore uho originally voted FIR the
law, finding that it had failed to accomplish the on,
purpose which they he'd hoped to effect l it. lave now
vote, for its repeal Others however. still stuck To it.
from very natural reluctance t., make c,,.on If or
FOR. and with the very unreasonable here. as tL,vsav
that rcmod, which hs hem imperative thu. wear. VIII
prove potent the next Tic truth is tie only ranc!,
for lone session, is in GN2 limit 10 the Introduction,
OF new business and the p5Ir exposure If rhos. MON
bcrs who always anxious t, have their nan,,s. a,.ar
among the yeas and nay, in order to certify tar in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07
q a Es RE FEE = =.

gaEDgCs.t'E ELS, . q ~ & e o s.
Va Ks,sTFet.Wg3.s'T.s,D r Paints, Reeves
and NoWum's ENGLISH WATER COLORS.
and American W >rEG, NELyrr and FANCY coz.
eiss Per'nncy Soaps; ioolh Paint, Vanish,
| lair. Cloth and other BIZ JSIfES ; London Double
and Single Barrel G L n 5 aad = S I O l. S
Pocket and Pen Es.s'Rs'E;S; Razors; Scissors and
Bazor Strlrs and Paste; Swas and Russia RtliIS
fiuns Flutes; Carioncts Scaar; Suulr; Chewing
and Smoking + O B o; Cocoon Wood Poch
ct and Cabinet InI Stands; Patent India Rubber;
raj best articles for the II Kin and Complexion;
silver. Artists and Carpenters PENCILS; Needles
by the paper and in boxes of Thousand, assorted blue
aud black Liquid | \ X Indclible INK and INK
POW tR Backgammon lioarIs and Dice l)omjnocS,
assorted Rose and econ Wood Hair. Cloth and Sla
wing BGusurs Fiehirg Lines aud Hooks assorted, tn
sale at HOW FL DIV Hes.
March , Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

A IL persons indebted to me- either by bond open
~ account, must como forward and malc payment
BY the 2e inst or they will hecoocrd hy officer.
SAM'I4 ". WILLIAMS
Bedford Co.. March 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

f.,lt a. ,l,,.r# ILL.,, 49, Id, H. =.
- y ~. ~ '''' 2'N,'''a aE1a hereto
2'' II my "" ia" DEC" III l3N9f 9l ihc b'ii, 1t would
oieour'a not have prevented lis defeat.
The House thea took up the Ill revealing the St,5
cation Ia1s and after considerable, discnss;,n c,n,.a
,el ,,,r,i,,,.nt !, ,,r.,,..1 ! ~.
,''' - > W., u 90 10 o.
i''' "'' ''''e !" ''' moe h''le Tie man closes.
ron ~. ,yv.,, ,.,.,. ,.,,.,.,.,..
There are quite oftIlb.r Of ma, t,i,nIs i, It,
my native Slac. win, arr. .l,y,bniders n,, ir1
sl5yrry and the yari5,fs# ,,i, .,t;,s,,I -
il hay, considerable, li4., .l ~ II; - I''l -
ppr that the i,ty,, a, li, y, .','' 10
u, acc ,tabe IL N, llI,,, ci,,,,s = I,',s ,i'9
| rg.p.rtt.Iil1 ask fv,1I#, tla. t,.,, l,lar =, %
widely circulated plHer
Many q. tae ctz,5s 81 ,-ir,i,;, r..,,- inc, Il ,r, no,
moral wrnr and p,bin, t,Iefl,.r t,o ,,5 ma, =,
hoirsla,,s provide iy viii for ca,cjrati,' ,,,
rem wal II the STATE i Ohm peraa, mana, who nuke
such provision FIR saves. and nbo:rc DISPOSED -, 10
de NOV MT tho I,,, al f,Ii, ,.I.t,,r H. -
Will thcrcI,re thiunsrjt willie arr7n+.i ,,o,sil
the law a. NV. in fore
'Bc Il eaaffeI la Tie Gc.cra! }s.fpIIu,f tJc STAT,
II Uhio tha M ltcI. ar is,atr5 r,rs,n all h. ,fIait
lei tn cuIIeIac int .ta, .,tfl within his SAT-. pI
slr r,. r,ar ,el. tt,f.f..u laIl ,,jil,i, p.,o' I
theru9ft-r enter inf. ,3 "a. -, ,r,.rl flfI Z
IT, iena sum II iy,. hundred dII.,r l,f, ,l
clerk u'ti,s comm n Is a the c5uptyuf Which such
lltro,r lnastl ..,,, y i l res de ITO M. apnr,. f
~ lac cf econ i,tf,g.I fir the .rld b,l,a13prt such
la.r, or IeI.fy ana narrower 10 ray for ,or of
such acI5sn. ia cas. aa,r t5ey sstulI tErf,afrr Inc
f1HGi ,,itE.ntl.y t,qf=6if in Ills STATE maj, ~ sun
pit themselves, - i'ayy rfter, or nlu,it,, i,rsi,
sll omigIa.e into IT,, SAT-. mud nat comfy tE.
provisions uftI;s act il la l tho duty dfIyfr-,e =
the poor Of the towns ere such ucrr, or r,latf
nels II may n! f. md +, ,,,cvc i,,tr, siol llo
5r mulao person. in tie sane manner rs is re .,r,d in
lhl case Of rauHr-s.''
Suili e it IL say lw ,lothasta oyorseor fiji, u or
with nll power IN an fr csrs ot lack mr. Nor
sons ,,l rein m, r,raa4p,, lave Ds M, L,, c,nI.ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

fE'an;.>. Poi "a - tsss, Si1iec.
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Jan. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-07

AUSAl4L.sS AND y AssEA lid GlA1ABAs
hEAFLY ikINrEn Y1tis ofsfCe,
ya Egllse, kSIsSA. ~ - go s-.a.a [ssk.
f{4e0
IA GQLD. s9.J-&3 o. i.9ff5.E aH7sszz
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Jan. 10
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
THE DEVILS PORTER.

Ten thousand snakes in Tie place
of hair, circling and winding as ser
penis are want to do, uponl is back
with triple heads, old Ceberus siislaS
the Porter Of his satanic majesty, at
Pluto's gate, situated at the junction
of the Rivers Phiegethon andsStyX.
Beyond his Portership youcan see
Spread-out, the waves and storms Of
fry Hell. Uf6nthe Banks Of Arch&-
ron, another one Of the rivers Between
life and darkness, with an iron barge
and paddle, old Charon, the ierrynIai
of Hell, has collected, and is collect
ing thousands and tens Of thousands
OF souls with squalled faces, at the
ferry, which passeth from sinful life
into the recess of wo, provided foF the
Devil and his angels, bidding them
onward to the boat and pay their pass
sage to a gloomy land. Behind Ce-
berus, at the palace of Pluto, where
SIN shall ever have an abiding places
uttering groans of curses loud and
long, of deep damnahon felt.
Archeron, Phlegethon, Cocytus and
Stvx are not as other rivers; they ere
situated between life and eternal
death, ever pouring forth bowling
flames Of living fire; and were made
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30

tAAtt1 M 'llpe ely DbVlOiN ff'
cr'f ld4P fYW Nihnf N h,gf 1tf
Nwu rouIfgWW, prfgHs olouf OWu
r.Iy0pu alIb, md miIYm pI N.w
Euglud, Die Nidlloruilhr No'nm
'SMtlA TITO mode of iulefnrU' 4
precisely udafwt1Bhal alnray IN
.gcnbrd tHfHa iuN1ftIolr fAfo.Hlt
.ourmoihfr tongue, and they record
.mmcs with which wU lave been On.
mffur from 5trttdfwut luwuWlmuIl
% lof tbue .ueu ut1id I,. W.nuh
.aists'm4evo Wo.ourtr.d b. d ..m.
pie monument bc0 and iamci rH.
.clpgbIg ail tbat Is catthly ol Omg II
'tRfHhma'9 tohpanp6s ofmy ttrii-
.ful days; who have lIlu victims 10
the cruel rvayos Of the relentless
Destroyer oil the tropics. But luoy
slcpp sVcotIy now that "Ilte's huul
fever" igoyeE Peace To- their ashes.
One littId incident arrested NY al
tcnlion, and deeply affected my heart,
dutGg a season Of solitary mdlsiug IA
this cometary A beautiful monu-
mcut holds inufncd lhe ashes Of a pi-
Gus and devoted mother. Over dat
chasto marble pile, a form olicmonlne
grace and loneliness was bending ia
all the bitterness ofunaSsugcd sorrow.
She was, indeed, an angelic being,
ane seemed too delicate and ptge to
linger long OH the shores of this WIN
try world A lonely tear-drop spark
led in her eye, but it soon passed
away, for the agony Of nature drank
it ere it fell. Her cheek was pallid as
the marble on which she leaned and
her heart appoared already broken by
the intensity of her grief. / Wcpt for
her with all the teuGcrnessoi q child
would not and | exclaimed.
in Observation-Disclosures baautifulgirl!
balrsh thy sorrow! thy stay in this
region Of "dust and ShadoWs9 will be
oiIolt' 0oot WIZ u'ol' JOA" '-'y o0ol
lost mothermtha bhssluLrealm where
sorrows never enter, and where fare
well tears are never shed
The Potter's Field, YOU are aware,
is the vast ganler-house OF the yellow
scorge Of this climate. Here, ere
huddled away, with careless udlIler-.
ence, the remains oISuch poor sIan-
gers as irlendiess and alone, have
died OF the epidemic, and lett no
means to deiray Their necessary tu-
neral expenses. no one Sympathlze
with them IN their sickness, and DO
mourning friends follow themto then
long, long home. The irghttui num-
bers that swell the daily list OF TIE
dead III this city, during the preVa-
lence otthe acllmating lever, are taken
almost entirely from these ranks.
The disease ItSetLS easily managed
II taken IN It's lncIplent stages, and Ii
the patient is treated with Slutable
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30

a yoihlg eenlene ~ ~ flahsf4e 4
III azure sos pId she, che dldu
KS np sllm INN ~ may,
Tnr" erlM llio Uf8dtftair, otbn
u9w convinced you do not love me-.
since you bNIoyo your eyes Ia pre-.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
LOVERRS.i

Lovers must not tFustthe vislfh
oFsans. A tender sNah once f.
preached his inamorata for suffering
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30

ShrrAbAYsJuLY "a. lsl3.
! FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
! ACCOUNTS, Wv '. "
JAMES u. MATTHEWS ri
Nothing Of interest from Washing
ton, Congress IS dong uotling-tnd.
worse taunothiug--forir they were
=. at home there would be at least, q
saving to the eovernrnent, ftheIrpay.
Ivendfce in the Alabama papers,
THAT the4t is some probability of an
extra session Of the legislature ofthat
State, for the purpose Of trying to do
something for the currency Sd Oh
Fl, AyAR! WAR;! WARl!! \, %
Itisaated in the Niclsburg. senht
Incl Of rAt goth mst8shat official in
|iormaii9a has been Received At the
| War Department OF Texas, in relation
atoa battle which has been fought in
THAT Republic. The particularsare as
follows: On the morning of the 8tl.
Ia1battalion Of Texiansbvolunteers,
CONSISTING of about two hlndren men,
were attacked by seven hundred Mex
leans. and after fighting about twenty
minutes, the hIexicans fed, leaving
three of their number onthe field, and
from their trails maQy were dragged.
off; their killed and woupded issup-
Nposedtohave been not less lhan thirty
men. We are happy TO learn that not
single Texian was killed or woup-
Fdcd.s ,ysH III g ~ III
BLESSINGS OF NATRIMONY,'
Hast thou means ?ehThou hast one
ITO keep and increasethem. 20 ob
/. H2stthou none? Thou hast one
Flo hep thee to get some 'e oe.
Art tllpu in prosperity? She doh-
blesjt
Art thou in advefssity? She viii
comfort, assist, and B5faf her part. ~ =
Iaa.Artdlpu at home?s She will drive
away melancholy. climb ob ob
/ lArttiibu abroad? She prays for
thee, Wishes thee at home, welcomes
thee with joy. oa ob Oh os
Nothing is so doHglitsome as home.
! No society is equal tosthe wife Of thy
bosom, The bond of conjugal love
lis. 8danantine. Kindred increase,
/ p2r6niY,5 brothers, Listers, nepheWs
rand l,Fyl les double. ~
Thou ant O lalaet bE.a LEGAL and
Ibaplg Issue, ~ -
b ,Batreh maGimo1I ia cursed bg
MosossAHow mucl rnloga a single
life? xb os e5 ob
w lfnature escape notpunishment,
Where's will the old Bachelor appearH
--Jhc5bHS de porag5ae5 eh Oh
,I,cco1- con- 80 Obj
\ Va 'i4hA'oo-> foiN F90DADI-Nu ob
YES. ~ w ~
I~And 7 dare saw roJ b3ve soold6d
vour wife very often oNegWSnan:y said
I. once. ~ ~ 'h
.1Qld Newman Looked down annd
III VITA tool, nm tho ranIv
! r.Navtr 70 sionif,yle--a5n5d IF he, boas'
lI,aaseaKEd il" os II,
"AddSI dare say, if the truth were
told, you have scolded him quite as
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30

W Hint to. BincbsnsithS:11ah ne
citing Of bars of iron, orlPlPes with
ao,cold cIiisel, is a hboriods and tardy
process. Blythe following mode the
same san end IS attained more speedily
est,iH t and naatiy: Bring the non to
awhile heat, and then, f fl ing TN N
:, wee :, anpIy lie common saW,'whiclh,
without with nf beng, turned If Chg edgs or
injured ia any respect, VIII dlyll 8g74 Il
as5easilv as il it were a carrot. We
sec this, etated--apd, without any
practical knowledge upon the subject.
we state it again. Sat. Courier
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30

QAvoid arguments with ladies-,in
spinning y0rnS amnog silks and Sasr
ms, a man is sure to be aCorSted.6 90
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30
For AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
8ct0tjN'fs,, '' '.' "
JAMES u. MATTHEW'S. 4 "a

Nothing Of interest from Washing
ton, Congress IS dong ,uothing-and
worse dnunothiug-forif they were
at home there would be at least, a
saving to the govemnent, oftheirpay.
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PROPOSALS
FOR

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year lS43 it will be devoted with more zeal than
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the editor who will discuss great questions with the
utmost freedom, and give a condensed summary of
foreign and domestic news, and the proceedings of
Congress, with the yeas and nays on important ques-
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deprived of his liberty for fidelity to the public, he
desires to show his fellow in private stations
how the world is governed.
The third volume will be published by WILLIAM
GREER, every other week, with four additional num-
bors, mulsins thirty in all. at ONE DOLLAR, paid
in advance.
Subscriptions may be sent to the Editor or Pub
Usher, free Of postage, postage aid Postmasers
are authorized to forward subscription money, under
their frank, in letters written by themselves.
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GREAT ATTRACTION !
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, TOYS, FANCY Al
TICLES &c

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, TOYS, FANCY AR
TICLES, sc.
TINE undersigned respectfully informs the public
i that he has just received beautiful sorlmen
of the above articl s. suitable for the holiday pre-
sents-both for children and adu ts-which with his
former stock, makes his assortment of the most
handsome and complete offered for sale in this
city They consist partly Of
TOYS for children in great variety;
Lady's rosewood and other Work-bores;
Do glass boxes, handsomely finished;
Paper do avery neat article
Gard cases, silver pencils chessmen, silk purses;
China ornaments, writing desks, shell combs, glass
ornaments, magic fish and geese, beautiful smelling
bottles backgammon and checker-boards, ivory en-
DRY cushions and yard measures, snuff boxes, cigar
cases. flower vases, &c. sc.
PERFUMERY, such as
Toilet SOAPS, put up in neat embossed and gil,
wrappers
Cologne, lavender, and Florida water, otto of
rose extracts, salts of in cutgl4ss bottles po-
matims, hair oils sc. SC.
Those persons making presents during the holt
days would find it to their advantage TO call as my
assortment is very complete and will be sod at very
io,c prices, at the P,riumery and Fancy Store Of
JAMES CLEPHANE,
Penn. avenue, bit 18th and 10Th streets.
dec 22-3t
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REMOVAL OF LAND OFFICE.

i those townships in the Territory of Iowa, the
public sale of which is directed by the Executive pro-
clamaion of twenty seventh September last to take
place at the land office at DUBUQUE, in said Terrific
ny, on the Doth of February and 9th of March next
it is hereby declared that the public sales aforesaid
will be held at the town of MARION, in the county
Of Linn, in said Territory, at the respective times
aforesaid, to which place the land Office will for that
purpose be temporarily removed.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this twen,y-frst day of December, A. d. 1912.
BY the President:
J. TYLER.
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner efhe General Land Office.
Dec. 22-law6W
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EIFTY Observation-Disclosures causes of its
L premature decline, with directions for its perfect
restoration.
Five thousand copies Of this popular little book
has been sold within few weeks. 1t is highly re-
commended by the first Physicians of our country,
and deserving the consideration of all to whom is
committed the responsible trust of moral and physical
education of the young, and cannot be read without
producing deep conviction. that something ought to
be done to check the deporable evils so frishfuly
presented in this little book
For sale by T. r. HAMPTON & son price 80
cents.
dec 23-3tlaw-[ Georgetown Advocate.
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CHAsE,s WRITING ACADEMY.

MIR. C. ii. CHASE has returned to Washington
lVl and taken Pennsy lvania avenue,
(Dorth sde) Sd door from 10Th street, where he in
tends to remain a few months. All bad writes
would do well to make immediate application at his
room which is the only place in Washington where
systematic course Of instruction be obtained
Those who have never learned TO WRITE are positive
ly guaranteed good hand in one course of lessons
Lessons given at any time, day or at night, either
privately or at the Academy. Those making imme-
date application will be entitled to a seat in this
school SO long as shall remain open, without extra
charge For further information inquire at the Aca-
DENY, where proof of the teachers superior qualif-
cations will be given. dec S-u