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Prot. Ru.h,- s.ccanre o" the Pr"ph'''.

course drtNrty every Ndhhai evening u tioNh ~ @
small chapel the snNer>., rrAt, "r ia" cnar''
Iirtnt> !or >u4 .ctutr-l0hr tttat " levA lu,ii
Broadway, p.ipprb'n'. DO, RirIirt \ "tin'tl, d,
i;,, lOchN ool-s 10. DAYTON N,',usn., tprn"r \a''i
tuon.,t, nl>o ~ VI smith. Jarur ~ The lniyr'N
II ~ time previous 20 the sabbath - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

il Rev. q. Davis VII Iv"= L.rtnretftfc chap
Of Ia, uNrr>iN Fr'ity evening :! OGlnck IN
10" Rum, ot teutfdi tgiefrd. and 81. DOycrs'
I,it Mortimer ~ YEAR. bpiore CniuiJ,. sngc sgi
=. cents famil. "ItSr0 be hal th.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
Legislature. wrp>sspAr, Apr! :.

II SENATE MIR Faulkner. bill 70 aid o. csR-
construction OF the New Nork#and Err Hnitroad
:. =, debated and ordered third reading By tn,
following vote:
,Ys,-Ait>-r, HarlLit. Boc.-- Cara D,e:,-.sr D,soa
FsuihDtc, ,a,-f IN" srrAar Hard Hor.t-J Hurt Pack,
par, SCOT. Heri'-lh
N,rs-Mr,,r, torrrns penn,tl'n. XIV. Fo.,-r Hunter,
Johnson 'ie,oia pa1cr. Ruerr Shrr.ooi, varan--la
Whle,z 10 Italics
Ait Fo,rtK=ealisd up the Nv York Common
school Ril but III, senate refused /. lay other
order, tn. ,;.bzo con>id-r i, hy lie follow
Istg vote
AYr,-M---> Baf,l., Clara. Deiln:'ion. ~, Foster
ter. Pa Rcg-r. sherwood NarErx-lu-
S.N>-h-,>-~ sock-e D cAin> Dron, Fauikiie' Fur
nan Hard. Ha~ Hop. Hunt, johnson y !ehoia
Peek PAX Rlcadc,, RoO: >cos:. ~tfoHs artdH army
-lq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

~ Charles Dewey =, judge of [. Court
for The District OF indians and NJ. Armi-tead
MarshsI tof the S Dletrie' OF Ais. have been
rrosrr,ed bv the Senate
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ru,eui>r... ..>ocin.Fsu.

ers55- 5t sii, i.>z7z.a-@',.. .sti Hsa.ss
ss-1--z> 49, So - ~ .-s
= ~ r-rfsa1- --ss5-,
SlI,> GiilC hizSiN, Frt-s'.-
80 Sstrs. >eefesar's'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

u Tie ,ir., medical IN tte city rsromGI~intA {
AIRY Tsoorr Us h-in. tas ht, -ri cheapest nr
ti..~ ,o TIN Human lilr it!7- N it,fa5n'r5 Try
lt II Is ,t, ia,l al ,,. liar Cuflta. I,-sIn ~ bnp.ni
!, lycorl-r al i.l,-rts .lrret w ,'.ir,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

u We ave no, roon 70 comply with any Of The r-qu,;'
A sut..rr,...r We hn.. .ist-i the facts already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

" Lord AsHaeRroS and suite were nitro
ducei to the fre.identon Wednesday BY tho Sc
cretary OF StatcZHc .icrwar.l. visited both
Houses ct Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

" We were visited is, niga ut ahou,-ll
O'Clock BY vigorous 'spoder-s,or,7, with rain and
hail. /, listed nearly half an hou,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

j Mr.. -. II. pntirr~0n'~ Jmvcuilr (0u-
cert previously .riN.it I itt tAra ,,lr. ,rt.. VI
r ,G1rc, Second .,tr""t No-iaF=tb. u. VI,
Io,ponr, on eonnt 81 ti., wti'-r, ntl ti rtr.t.
ut r., pr.,..ui We X nj. o,lpeh
rirk-h OF sdn'>s.oum,y be- t,iir liz door Church
att. cents .aC IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

U7 C;eorsc=fI.ndy and p. VI Broadhead nav.
5celi arrested a, Philadclnaa on chars" OF con
>pirng with others TO procure corrupt legislation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

rr PARTlCt LAR SDriCE.-Thn,- p-t zoos tssNpls
tna>~-. ping. VII lnd ready ale tor r1rts5n
.. nj OF ler groe, by N:aag theu a!rres Or fa'itaf
The fio<-i. 1racni pGrri4ts'ti
fS ~ y COTTON Cox l97 GlaIyaGi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

GA quarrel oceurred - .eu'-
drunken Americans and ,hrce N.#,l..< .'a iroo'
the English friga,e War-pitc. .n heisc
"a, Baltimore on Monday. Nooas. Trough
ID, American. were essentially di,staz.s seius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

~ Rv the aay-boa, 'rom Albany YESTERDAY We
nave letter from our correspondent 'tatng lh"'
~. Senate ON "Wednesday evening REJECTED hr=
rorysoe,'x bill toad ne construction Of =fhf
y,,e. York aud Ere Railroad. Col. hnn'"' de-
,oune,d the COMPANY bankrupt, and declared
-. world never build the Road The bin wa
l;,I.d by the dscisivn vote OF lG. 10 10; most OF
.ho W,;ys in the affirmative and the Locos IN th"
gativc.
The New.York and Albany Railroad kill=(cN-
tending the charter passed, % 70 4.
Tie Stale Prison Labor bill, having been whit
lied down 10 nothing has passed the senn'c. 1t Is
n regular sham.
" The School bill (ulnended all TO pieces, $"
thar nobody can tell what good or evil it may do
lay stiff on the table of the Senatoup 20 Yesterday
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

Iyrp Apr,l nuttt..r of hr ]raeioan Lahore, ready
delivery, j.. uitain"a oil I'M, oae" rr'c'S
,-r,,, III Jo.rn s; cent, PEI single nurnb-I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

Removal .--i=lstkk : #'4tp.hfh.Ni i-tNt
,,, Ih.l- ,.cn Good, trom M eJ To - hrnatI-
,ay ,ir>t ,ootz t-in~ HErras>'rer ,.herr thy n""
f,.r i<,rabi- Spring Goods NJ ' pt.>nt
rr,iDcr! prIc''. ~
Plan Glas- on,! fi.;i, b'ach SIS
pa,ir .;r?T i.ia.A Az h!u- hiacA l'piiiAh
Bl,cA .al-r.-i -. s-r,. rtct
Light ,lA ,ark Ch-n" StiAs, richest ~
Iight c,,ti ,tp'd AM r,.r.'d summer SIN,
Prsnleri touL,r,l. French and India
Printed Pans MoGs~.iine q. l-t.n'.,
- i.in and ~.iin ,trp'd do do
pr-nct pr lG,.4 Jacops,s Lawn, AID Mn.in.
Do Cacc-.. Gl.n1 aid pa cniors
Mrarnag No DE- iain'1
French Nou rning Pr1n,
Do Boni,sxsr">
pralaad hach sroanI Ct.bl,'y,. Shaw,
PAN and cIlbroAi-r"ri lhsh"t do
Rich sis q"
Black VELOUR Ottoman 10
Elk and mode c-tf rhhri Goth
Plain fcfr.tcb r-s.rrr Linen Catntr1t -it'i"''
Eng SIX loser
I.dr. Crayats Glove. sun shade, - =
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

- View styI" oG ssaI-@ru!~ FASHION
stts,sES- DtNiNz.s'.N IRtNkfE ba,.a ..r..y, ssre
,ioe- = - "a hcntr3en, iIf, r1o-ie.r s;sr h-
ia'rtt Ps -tA4sn ". -l., gtf 'ft;!y .,ir5,
ulf.'a; sai hei.+Eng thai y lFc VERY ,c,1,3
tbs 1t,1r iri3 10Th -s,t, %, ,ij.if1ic
sn.i s,i4iit5 -. ,ug<J,uy vii
found = >-',i~rabi,.
--sl ,i~D t-.'n air~-.iti
tnr. B+yer Nsrr and otiirr III. b,r th~ pr
trs. Far r rtgg4rratcn u Their -,ir,ir 1aslS,N
r.l,H " rHiAnr''u. a 90
ess.tln,~r. GESINA VAN .RANkES
~ eodiru5 IA Broadway oppls'r y. PsnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

70 The NASHA frAS WALrzt-, NoAA>=a,
.ung= BY brahaur, and The A"th"f ct NE Soldier
Boy, the word, by Thos@ HAYNES balleE are 'hr
,tl.. OF ,hr-- pi,c.- OF music, just published IN
.;,lcndia ,,,I. by At"ill. FOL Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

~ II. J. l.kvl, e,4ali,he> a car,! saving that
ne Is no, unde, arre't but came to this country o.
lns own acssrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

u unioai,,.! see the cai IN this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

MIR ule. Brou.,arc. a young Is e Hia1
ta.vilie La. VA Recently Killed ''> IN - isTfs'
~. 1909. al. N, gun whit. huniins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

NJ Upon the return Of Hon } Il. osnD's'>'
n meeting Of hi- constituents without :hsunct"n
Of party wa. held at Warren, rrnmt'li Co.. ONO
Mr. Giadng> made long speech IN explanation
of hi. doings. Resolution. were passed approving
HI. cocrsc. declaring tho right of free speech ana
opinion. and asking Nh Cddnss TO SLOW ms
name ~ be prosecuted for recollection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

PrAi.r'> iiystz,,N 'tel'oriz ~ arms ltffnglp1i
,t. r.,ta lr,rloiut>t Magician. ',ift la" @ ii.s
tt. -,tabli-lunecl ov-riin"nE tor nearly t"o fS,
8. -, b,p., li prior Ia las departure 30,
,a,.sr, Bn,ian Na>>acll>.e rgriyoUi Nrn Yntt lu
M, b. n.,,i.;r giy.hn q bumper Ms kHtuat
vii h~ 10 ,-od and Hf h.'inla tnrt new isr
rf --t,s.ofi Tie trtnPetauI flai y" 81 .'ii' on
ils arra and tl,t ''ho t"n 'teN - ''S '.' t,1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

" Hun,os l.as elrs.te4 hic Council. bu, &
L .co Manor by ,tls.2..,.s: Supervisors 10 Las
las, year. Hud>aa#l. siwsy. close
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aiA1rcuth Mnr.i."SfrnNn nlsrEIe

lb#pna, ra'ia Wh. te,tor, ot ttr >-ruua fraei ~
.>p.s;: r"ur>ir'i to attend f- "a b. lrtlilt'
Use. - "a iAf'-rn c"r,.f ct ihutN,ist H. lN,sets
Fourth street, saturday -,-ti.,...
IrUclilAl ait.f-ilncr il particularly srsat.f.gi
MARriN HtFt.t ~ Ihore1l
On. MlLlrll lI. o. il S..r.lnr,--
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II No, .5ai.d 4G d; ltuR,, Frtnth k''yo-
luton. aud Nus. - na,t=I.I oi >,orr.s Works,
h,yc Ju., been published by l>R,rf Fo>f' SO
Bowcry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09
Z New Hating E-,nbli.hn.cu., No "

'ra,i. so r..
~ Afi ,i~Eif t1ue short ~ . BeaN-r
'"-'s 'fftf rrH'ilti elegant Ca su.-ft las, &
''t-'i5s, 90 i puf,.2.i-r., ,trtnsy t,
tHt. ti.otl1 -r-tt>tt The .nteTIits
us"D fi'-r1s. - Advancing h.n.,tv- obtaining
Tam oi pr'e ftSpf, ir they WI! t-i-,ifs
t'IrI f5uf exert "''' and ,'fia"a.ir ,nlja. ltr,,.
- Tho ,sznsHct,f at an 'frl, In wcb Mail ~
sriEd dfst raa.i OF tiI' prevent bncshdt
70 Pre- s .iar.'s ~ qua! t,.tlsat u Ir fs.a
1ri -yl,F tHt nra'u'.. ~ ssal"Tr1t iarna ts
vii -e.syst15s'fi rlap', ~ rnIaip.nt cf,.5g
Fg't tticir ia'a,-tr acquaintance VII rsyt. srsr-
~ niaH1sts r" 1t Hat, mi ts'h nayal. he'd pr
l..,oeat,ir d,
city, cen cl~fy >,ron..rs,a pro, i9og
ti-r H.. rrpnai> . TRY ,Ty tt,,
cliruials rrsstDcr- rt4ci, -s.r-y .y
.sillge .is.ctJ iI~r p-,!sr t~g.eiv. 10 do Ter
irt, Jat ,l tYss .ti.f ,scffi 10 test tet
.p7,-s li..s sstz.z,rr. HARbt RroN 1"Fgb
ptIZ - iNlII,~ ~, era
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

- Nr,v,BEavaao Nn.-.ha elected Wing
officers; last vcer }..s,, PORTLAND. Ne. the re-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

Eno n,Rrxrr STATS 18th. V. b 'andi-
,a,c- tor N:At,r OF Albany. JAWS STrvfSsoS'
MINI. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

Thirteenth Ward. rDHGl' NtfIiNt.
Ilsnefe-st5,r' " htc tiyrint> H. tri-rI 10 I" tfat,
ratss lt,i ro '>>'ilhtr ~ r g,-7., 'pJ,r- Ms
NJ Street, an fr.iay ->cHnts. ris. SIT u,, Al isai 'I
,Fci> "a par' tor ihr coming .seti Hry'rA, -
,. t,,tr. cNp|cttri 20 n!,l-,,>. tiir.
q, orler ot The Ward COMMITTEE.
JAS NHHnW\ ,harm,r
W, - Rt.rrrs S,.r.,,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

- Dr. banning Ia, impress al Boston a let
Tor to Hon. Danie Webster. tho case - N"
Crcelc, N whchhc clyr. the qt"st'"n '.ry=ts'"r-
olgh examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

u We lcsrn iron, the .atn,ic. 4tmet. the
pine wood, NJ BabyIon took mr., ironi the loo
tr,c at The Lon: I,la:d Railroad Company. ON
Thursday afternoon la,i. and spread to rb' de,
,truc,ion Of timber and tin', barn, Total Io>
...tilnn,cd AZ .stnul I'll. QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-09

-, ~, lad. Mon cn,nJox.,I y 600 c,nj1oI an.
,,ln,.dl.,- 600 o0Q dcncndon, tFlrIcon. ia onn;
-. ,,IoIn,,.a .t Food = O0o0oo n.r ,nn,n,. toi
1eIo,hin. 3 0o0.o00 House Rc,l $1,000 600
HI. annual I,npor,a;iofi Of, Iron Manufacture, i'll
1899 wns
The amour, invested in the Manufacture OF
Weod-Scrcw ul,nc{ new brauchl !, about ) :
100000, which uorZ>t.,nd, nearly isllc. tor w,ai
o iuc protection gh,. whole rn,, o, duty 5r
ir,,, N,nn;cr. 49,. G,,n,,,,.
:, ,hir,,sn,res., ,n,,os.j .,,..,5,.,,lI :, ~ n
,bv,,Ic frauds on Ia, Rem She, Iron Ia.
,,.yer b,.,, n,pduc, IN Ncv-p3sl,,J I'm, IN, do.
,= obi,c, 10 payins a ,lut,.,r II i,r ;,, .nco,Ir.
,.,.,,,.r..,,a,,, mr.. },,,.,ti,,,z - t{, S,,ir
IN, prr.c,., rarii. i, y.,y.bhaiIv and nnur..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
by TOEER. TOU.sLEs' - sY.fTzs.E.M
CLASSICAL. Ss'gEeDE.,

at CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, ~
IENlf subscriber will open Classical School at Char
Il loe Courthouse the LIST of FEBRUARY next. for the
reception OF Pupils. The scholastic year will be- div ided
into two Sessons-the lst ending the 30th of June next
after which there viii hs vacation of one month"; and
the second commencing tho LIST Of July. terminating tho
oath of December
The Of studies will embrace all the branches
necessary for taking the degree OF Master of Arts IN the
University of Virginia and the method Of mpartlne in
structon will he similar u that adopted in that institution
All the branches of Mathematics will receive especial at
tentlun in the Sschoo
In order Ia make the study of Chomstry more interest
ing to the sulent most Of the experiments will he sx
hbiied before the Class.
The subscriber has prepared himself almost entirely at
the University Of Virginia. In which Institution le has
taken the degree of Master Of Arts
TERMS OF TUITION.
Forty Dollars per annum, halt in advance. For the
Modern Languages French and Spanish. there will be
IN additional fee of s. per Session.
REF Faculty Of the University ofNir
ginia W God Bouldm, Charlotte {. H., Va.
Board can be obtained in the Village
{. II. BARKSDAIE, A. NJ.
Charlotte c. H., Va, Jan Is tF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

NOR SALE, my PLANTATION. in Nelson coun-
Il ty, within three miles Of the Court House. and
seven from theJanes River Canal and contains between
SIX and seven hundred acres; lies well and is easily
improved. About one hundred and fifty acres is well ia
ken IN red clover further description is deemed un-
necessary as those disposed TO purchase invited
anime Tor themselves Being determined 10 SCH, good
bargain may be had. If sold privately before the
18th day OF February 1872, it VIII that day, the
premises, be offered the highest bidder up3n credit of
one two and three years the purchaser give bond and
good personal security and deed Of trust upon the land
10 secure the purchase Money.
And at the same time and place. upon credit until
we 18th day Of July, 1912, TEN OR TWELVE
LIKELY NEGROES. stock of llorscs, Hogs, Cows,
oheep, and Plantation Tools Of every description.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
JAM II tIqF
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e2MtNc
~ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRClNIAN,"

u II ii No IT II z no ' 7 no 7 II I n,
Is published sonitceekly Gerry Monday and i1rsdagD
d -Four Dollars per a,it, payable al asoance No sub
siption is be receire for shorter time than sir months
md 40 paper ,ciH be Discontinued (ercey The doreo
df Me Editors,) until all dr1eurageS paid
g. .4DVERTfSE.NE.>'1'S inserted at so cents per
,qsms (or iess for the first insertion, and 81. cents for
bveyy subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER is required to note, has
manuscript, hor tcng he eises his advertisement inserted
advertisement not so noted tcH be inserted az its DIS
Continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .iDtERTfSLNI; Tie terms for
s privilege Of taco squares 10 far square, s2j for
one square, inner form, S35.
g. JOB PRLNILfti erecstcd nsaty and s-psditions-
Nv, and reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
Esural Esctreas Seminary, for
EetNii LADIES.

Fa7ilF THIRD SESSION of the s.urai re-
y trent Sc s,i i IA ~, for young Ladies,
viii expire on he3lstinst There will moi be, hereto
fore. an Examination.
The nh Session Of six months. will commence on
Monday the 18th Of Febualy next and cud ON Monday
tie 9Th Of August.
ferns as before viz: Forb1arl. dollars per month";
each bIarder finding her own bed and bedding Where
these are furnished by the Principal, s per month Will
be required.
For tuition, s. per month for all the branches of a
substantial. s9id aad 'HGR Education Music. French
and Painting at extra charges, moderate can be
afforded. The Music and French Departments in this
School are under the OF Miss Emma Willard Cur
t.ss, Young lady who was educated at Trey Female
Seminary, " Y, School that suslans high reputa
ton. perhaps, any in the United States. Miss Cur
tiss has been engaged in giving instruction, III Music
on the Piano and in the French Language. during the
last session of the SchooI. at Rural Retreat, and the
Principal takes great pleasure in saying that he believes
her weH qtaifed for the responsible office she holds,
and that she has given and will continue 10 give entire
satisfaction. He would refer the patrons Of his School
and the public generally 10 the following recommends
tons:
This may certify that Miss Emma w Curtss was for
two years member Of this Institution, that her moral
character rreproachable and her scholarship good
that in the situation which she has since occupied,
teacher she has given h.r employers satisfaction, and
is my belief that she will still deserve their approba
ten EMMA WILLARD.
Former Principal Troy f. s."
Miss Fmm. w Curss was for several years mem
Der Of this institution, and has subsequently been, for
four years successfully. employed in teaching. She is
well qualified to nstrct in the various branches Of an En-
nsh education. Music and the French language-and
also. possesses in high degree those moral qualities
requisite in teacher. take pleasure in recommending
her worthy the notice Of the friends Of Education.
SARAH J.. WILLARD.
Principal Troy Fomale Seminary
It srcqncsed Of these persons who intend sending to
this School the session that they let il be known
by the end Of the present. or at least before the com
moncemcni Of the ensuing Session. Each scholar from
the time Of entrance viii hc regarded engaged for the
s. sson and deduction viii be made for absence except
in case of protractcd sickness II is also very important
that all should begin thecommoncomen Of the Session
Particular attention will be given to The morals. health
and improvements of the students.
e. w. LEFTWlCH.
Jan. 20 is
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EHEs ssHiNT.
VARIETIES.

C,,o VARIETIES.
Siot FL and longs at all prices,
Drass and common And Irons,
brass and common Tenders,
Goal Skuttes and Sifters,
SPIT Boxes, brass and common.
" walters Of all sizes and qualities,
.andlesticks, plated and BRASS
nnhufiers, plated, brass and steel,
pfass and Japanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes
sugar Boxes and Tea Cadies,
For sale very low,b BY
De- 6 IL. b. AthAh'0'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

s s.' sd'et sS en- IL: pla 'na ee'- 80
49, on Friday, tho 2sth day of <S1yssF
- January ,ls42. the TRACT or <A
LAND, lately owned by Morton pannill, Jr., lying on
Staunton River about two miles above l.eesve This
tract of and contains upwards of 100 acres about OF
acres of which first river low grounds Much Of
the high land is rich and well adapted to plaster and clio
ver The Improvements are all new and comfortable.
and sufficient for the accommodation of small family
Seventeen bushels of wheat were sowed last fall and
on good land
Mr. Morton Pann. Jr.will show the Land and prem
ises to any one disposed to view them.
TERMS-One third cash or credit till the st May
BY adding nterest-one third the 3Stl January lS43-
and one third the Sth January, si Possession given
immediately. ii. l.. PANNlll
Jan 90 1851
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HAVING been much malcs;ed and injured by persons
IL hunting. fishing and encampn9 with Wagons on
my land shall be compelled to enforce the law against
them if they do not dcsist. \ b. DUKE
Jan. 90 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

a T f o T 5 T u Z y T Q ".
DROPOSES opening FEMALE SCHOOL in
L the basement Of the Baptist Church, to commence
on Monday the 9TH of February next
Having been educated with special reference to the
business Of teaching, and having had practical expe-
rcuce in the matter, She hapes 10 be able to give entire
satisfaction to those Parents and Guardians who NAV
confde their children and wards her dlrection:-and
pledges her bcs. efforts to insure cir advancement i'll
the several branches Of then studios as well To pro
mote their improvement in manners and morals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

E@ak SALE,
A LARGE Horse ROAD WAGON, new and
IA in complete order. Apply to.
CHARLES PHELPS
in. "a t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-07-06

themselves to be exceedingly acute in such
matters, assured me after repeated hastings,
tha; they could not perceive the slightest
favour Of the turnip. The trial. therefore,
appears to be satisfactory, so far as one
experiment is concerned.
But why report the result at this season
Of the year? Why, in order that You may
make provision for next winter, by putting
in order large piece Of ground for ruIa
basas, Immediately, manuring it we'll and
giving it several good harrowings TO mix
the manure well with the soil; then SO Ia
our accommodating friend nj the Roches-
ter seed store aud get full supply OF seed,
and put them in the ground BY the first OF
summer, aud you will have done q. least
one good action.
Remember that thorough previous cul-
lure destroys the weeds and saves two
thirds of the labor of hoeing.
And tina, mixing manure with the soil,
thoroughly and intimately. is as important
as the thorough mixing Of the other ingre'
dients of The soil, md to plough in large un.
broken Jumps Of manure and leave them
untouched, is % absurd in practice as to
manufacture soil OF sand clay by throw
ing together large pieces Of unburut bricks
and sandstone. J.
Wayne county, 1912.
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