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or PRoprcr At BrrrALo.

This gives immense increase in the trade OF the ca
nal but, is by the returns Of the Western Rail-
mad than that increase pours off Boston, TO the
d0rmen Of New York This presents practical fact that
destroys the theory Of those who pretend that railroad
cannot compete with the Hudson river of trans
port We have the fact that and that business
leaving New York for Boston by way of the railroad
This clearly points the great truth that later
been for the inrgucs of those miserable spectators who
deluded the people Of this State throwing away So
100000 upon the Erie Railroad the Albany road would
have been built, and the city of New York have
largely profed by the growing trade of the The
build ing Of road from Albany to New York. and
Meeting with the Harlem Railroad will furnish direct
communication from the City Hall to Buffalo, and bring
every city ofthe great West almost actual with
the heart ofthe CITY, This would only Increase the
business Of the city to immense extent and enhance
the value Of property by many millions, but would make
the Harlem road Of the valuable properties in the
country.
1t Of the utmost importance to this city that immediate
and active be taken the trade Of the
west before the late of the British government
draw to the Canada side succeed to any great
extent The tariff largely reduces the duty Amer
lean provisions imported into the British colonies with
the exception of Canada to VIII ich place American -four
and salted meat have since 1891 been imported free of i'm
perial duty, but to New Brunswick Nova Scotia, and
Prince Edwards Island duty OF 5s per Dbl paid upon
-four. The tariff passed imposes the following
rates produce imported into all the colonies.
Duty on For. pro- Duty on Co
duce imp'd into !onidi pro-
the Colonies. duce impd
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NEW MUSIC

AT REDUCED PRICES.
ec"naes make nSesS a' fseo
from the retail Tee Of music when ordered in quantities by
Ts %rss printed .. aa
All music published in the country for sale together with
IF The s Gsmt Hs Vice. descriptive ballad the words by
S2, The music G0mPG;sa and respectfully dedicated
Mas Yea f sog %ord, by O. Morris and d.d
s Az Il oE.t aso s c HsSs sss ballad nss by
M Esn %f%t T H.a ggEaT ty II! Henry F s.s' d
s TT;s Henry
o Ks iii = ss'H, s9 s' S
Splendid hosTsp6ic ysnec '' RUSSELL '"'''''"e' VIII"
,is ;psaiiG hossaahe ssnst, s' sun" 's W.T. D'"'
%i aPsS; ri put up
The Moon DER the Mountain is beamnga beautiful
The olden Time-a popular the style of Henry
NJ, w SSsS.,'sL RfF " R e o" Esq
Wy W. q S &c N E:feSTyf Bsy is'"''
AWAIT he Woods. The words written by GsS F. Morris.
ss, am" S 6sMG aH % ~
@ .aS Ia; ~ aS, s y . fos Mrs Sss
RyRs % G's s' By xta
BE- Miss Poole in the musical Blanche OF Jersey the
| music by John Barnett go
that eeta by Miss Poole:
| music composed by Thomas Moore ESQ.
The Boat Cloak-sung By Miss Poole, by Eliza Cook
| the music composed by ?; r. Nichols. -,
the poetry by Geo. r. Morris; music composed BY Austin
The Dream pasong, by Miss Poole music by Ste.
phen Glover.
and wander with to the celebrated of
tana BY Mrs Sutton and Miss Poole public and
rAvate concerts adorned with beautiful vguee; music com
posed by Auber. .
Fanny dearest Fanny beautiful sercnade sung
great applause by Mr. Wood composed by q. Nicbol .
Crouch
Evelcensong written and composed By Saml Love Esq
thor Of Sons Of the Superstition OF Ireland
Sly SONS, by Thomas Moore, Esq.
Box-When sad music-Lsnguaee OF 1owes-The day !,
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Pnsse myers Arrived.

Luss,ool--Packet shin Engand-v Neuvili F. Marshall
VIM Woodcock VIM. +. McCuloch, Mrs. T. Vause, John
Haley Richard Simpson, lady and four children, VIM Sud
d,rd J. (irmshaw John Cropsry-21g in the steerage.
BsEMES-Ship Pauline. Meier, Mrs schresser-i27 in the
steerag~.
ST. CRorr-Bak Hecia-P A. Brown lady and ant of
Phladelphia; H. Blanchard and lady Rochester ~ Mrs
Susan A. Henda. West Bloomfield ~ vi Mrs. Ann NJ Chlds
and child pedham Mass Miss Caroline d. Fses, Boston, j.
Csrrol NYok.
ST. THoMAs-Schr Abival-Mr Vinegsrholtts.
PAaA-Bng Washnsons Barge-R. Arbucke, and w. ID.
Walton
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Foreign ImpOrtntions.

L,vERpooL-shp Eng so coal 2loo sacks salt
n Marshall K col pkg Morton2 ID II ,dden SOM
siewMl Griffin 4 fg!lmann,-2 Kes'ler s cog T Van
lie press latham Brothers, pkgs STREET, Albany @
Iyde-2 Sheldon Ph-ps2 Russell Coz Beyans, Hal
stead col Ingodsby Bosen co.. Walker Brothers-3
Kennedy Way-2 Robinson co1a75o bsrs G57 bids II
AbcelSD bxs plate NJ Brcc2 Ikgs Wetson-i Con-
acher-e Hall Brothers col Campbell -li Edcson-7
(ihon--i3 Richardson Watson-t Harvey-l2 Inglis
Seott-iO Smith, Thurgar col w Baron-3 Sands Fox
co-3D Mesd-3 Lave y Rodgers w Pemberton-l w
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- On Sunday 9Th inst RosERT NJ JOHNSON, aged year
and months, son of the late Thomas F. B. johnson
The friends OF the family the pilots, and the members
of jefferson Lodge l. o. Of o. f., rcspe sfuy invited
10 attend the funeral Monday 9th instant at o'clock
p NJ from las Monroe street without further invitation
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MONEY MARKET.
sunday, May SO p. Nj

The Lewis County Bank safety fund institution OF
this State, against which recently had occasion
caution the public has been at last enonei by the Bank
Commissioners. The following the condition of the
Bank at the date of its last return Jan. 1912:
LEWIS County BANK IAN l8t2
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This presents falling off in the exports to the United
States and immense inc in those Canada, espe
caly in pork of which article 900 bbs have been
taken for the Canada market when last year not one Dbl
was taken Large quantities of western produce will no
doubt find the English markets through Canada to the
prejudice Of our shipping interest also that Of the city
OF New York, but the western States will be materially
benefited by the competition thus created The Canadas
and Boston have been the alert their portion
of the trade and they have got it, In the time the
city Of New York has neglected her interests and by her
sluggshness, and the magn influence of Wall street,
has lost that which Boston and the Canadas have gained
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On the 9Th instant by the Rev. c. y. r. stohlmann
EDWARD KRoLLPfEIyFER to PAULINE second daughter OF
Paul Lagrsve, Esq, all Of this city.
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Under the law as formerly Stood the produce of Ca
NADIA sold to New Brunswick, and the other consul
ming colonies and American produce purchased for
sumption in Canada. The law to take away
from the Canadian merchant the advantage which he
oycd the United States forwarder in the markets of
the other colonies And is doubt owing in
tegcnce Of the probable imposition of this duty of 2s
that has caused the Canadian buyers TO have been lately
busy in our western markets. The following official
statement Of the exports OF produce from the port Of
Cleveland Ohio alone will show the great increase in that
trade this year.
EXPORTS FROM THE PoRT CLEVELAND, ONO, FoR APRiL
axn
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Seymour-i Mche-i bbls bar iron " hiie shs neld
q b pkg Tooker Mead Sco-Scks es ox bales % tons
pig iron 10 order. . at. .r w
BREMEN-ship Pauline bx Sieger struton-2
IliendahI-2 Schroeder Schwitze-l2 bx ehts Rockers
COS chts bxs Meyer Sucker co-loi BIZ Bmst,n koo
Coz cIs pkgs Henschrn & Unkart50 bales Burlag
Huster-s chis bbls w Remeri by T q Kruger- oh,
q Fnnke-l bx l. Rackmann-9 cks bx Wichelhausen
Aehrs-3 bxs pkg q Christ-gi bx mdze 1000 demlohns
Oelrichs < Kmger-2 bx o cks 10 order.
RocurILr-Brg Arvede-io sariines Bunker COLO NJ
cks ochr 200 hi pps 80 do brandy TO order
P.R.-Brg Washing Dargel6 bxs india rubber shoe
1853 alqueres nus 30 bk by, Dbl tpioca
bk do bxs 81 bbls india rubber bottles bag do u bbs basap
capsva shoes $500 Allen Pason bY shoes lot orange
II ii gay.
ST.. CRon-Bak Hecla-l bag specie Hubbard Cog hds
Cartwright Haines2 bxs Bennett kes Thss Bates
Il bx Markoe-l2l hhds u bbs De Forest <
Sr. THoMAs-Schr Abgail-7O bxs bay water Wiley-s2a
bags coffee Fus6l b1 bay Dbl copper II bds
rags pix turtle she'll 100 lbs ligwm Vita Awaters Pp
brandy Hogan Mini trunk Pill pun NJ A Chardon
i bag 4 BernaId-53 bales hxs A Permission
MAYAouEz-Bng Pdtrot-t RI ported Yesterday loo hhds
30 bb sugar 10 hhds molasses Mason Thompson.
Domestic Import atiOns.
ArALAcHIcoLA-Brg Saratoga-5l bales cotton Bronson
1855 Buck eo-i0 Booman& Johnson-5i Huner-iJ Mil
ie Ripley co57 James II Taman-lot skins and hides VIM
Whitlock-3 bales 10 ordes.
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S27i,3T7

sy7ia77 S27i ,877
This from July January increased its circu
laon per and decreased its specie IL per cent Its
circulation 10 now said to be $4,000 The alleged cause
Of It's soppage unavailable but not bad debt ms
q fatal error into which banks have all fallen in
greater or less degree The instant they depart from
strict commercial banking they should be wound up
The stoppage of this bank affords good opportunity for
the Commissioners publish another card that al the
weak banks have failed and there is no fears OF any
others half dozen failures have given the lie many
similar announc ements
The HaQerstown Bank of Mary land has dec ared semi.
annual dividend of3 per cent The resumption in the in
terror of Mary well as that in North Carolina at
tended with the beneficial results The circulation
il improved exchanges reduced TO par, and the banks
strengthened both in coin and confidence What subter
fuge are the banks of Virginia get up order
avoid resumption Their standing plea for the last three
years has been that they until the banks
ofMaryand and do No. only have those
institutions resumed but those Of Ohio North Carolina,
Georgia and South Carolina Paying specie AID those
of Kentucky resume in June. and yet the old do
mon" is disgraccd by the proagate suspension of her
banks.
The great revolution which is going forward in this
country in relation to trade producing singular effects
The principle Of future business must be cash payments
low prices and activity ofransfer The direct influence
value and improve those of the great high
ways of the national wealth and fro the markets of
port and consumption There in country both
railroads and canals In spite Of the present depression
that exists in the stocks of the former the return of bust
ness. which is now slowly progressing must inevitably
make the udicousy located roads of immense and per-
manent value. As instance of the vast increase of
trade which grows up upon long railroads give the
following comparative table OF the freight the Western
railroad to and from Boston -
FREIGHT on THE WEsrERs RAILROAD.
Week ending Tons out Tons into Total.
Boston. Boston.
April 30, l3t2 CO. 1896
May l84l 28 l27 il2
Increase 3a3 80 a2,
This exclusive of the LOCI traffic and business
Boston and Worcester Railroad The business that goes
into Boston by the railroad from the country of Wcl
ceser may be considered have been diverted from
New York market which its natural destination for
the Of similar down the river The in
Of the trade Of the west which is feed these
great avenues may be by the following statement of
the arrivals Buffalo to the first week in May for three
years
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BOOKKEEPING.

V'HE Counting rooms Of G. c. MARSH, So Cedar street.,
4 continue open from A VI. Ia p. VI IN orttr r.lf
chants and others avail themselves Of of suc
tion that try practical that embraces complete
tine Of commercial and mercantile calculations
and III which the student actually keeps set Of books in
counting house To those with the adve
tse reputation, he desires TO say that lis principal work
Book keeping has passed editions the
preferene the New York Pal lie Schools and other ag,
institutions and that he himself has the honor Of being reap
pointed teacher of bookkeeping for the Mercantile Library
Association" Of this city. Propectuses, with terms. b.
had at the counting rooms above s23 imotis
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To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall esteem favor il captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore X. s. Martin of fleet,
report of the shipping left the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their passage, list Of their cargo and
foreign they have. Commodore Martin will
board them Immediately their arrival We will recrocaie
the favor in any
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Departure OF I
Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Skiddy, April II
Oxford, Rathbone, April 20
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator, Champlin, Mar: q
Quebec, Hebard, April 10
FROM HAvRE.
Sully, Thompson, April S
Iowa, Pell, April 8
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N Office TO r ALL w A Y
TRAVELLERS.
ANDERTON'S HOTEL,

No: To- FLEET STREET, LONDON.
William Harding, Proprietor,
Returns his thanks the professional and gentle
men, aud the public for the liberal support he has received
since occupying the above named Hotel and hopes by
hitting TO retain the patronage hitherto
afforded W. II. his patrons that endcavors shall
be spared 10 their comfort and fatters himself
few can compete with him far regards Wines and
Viands being his ambition procure the choicest
approval OF his supporters, aud conducting business
most liberal system, The daily bill of fare, containing
greatest variety combined with moderation Of prices cannot
fail giving general satisfaction Breakfasts (plan) 81 each
lodgings los Cd per week. Public Meeting and Committee
Rooms. .9o ans
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B OOK BIN DIN G

FAPEK KTLINT.
RI IRELAND No. En Nassau street, having entire
IL stock OF Binding Tools and Ruling Machinery, Of the
latest and approved patterns prepared execute
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds Of Bankwork
ruled and bound any and style that wsred
give satisfaction. ANY work ordered be done he Eng
lid mode Il required H. has had long experience in both
FOR sALE-Two second hand Coppenla,e Presses. Ap
ply as above, nils I'm
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Domestic Importations.
MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Depart.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Roscoe, Huttleson, May 0
Stephen Whitney, May -
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Montreal, Tinker, May 10
Gladiator, Britton. May 20
FOR HAyRE.
Albany, Watson, May 9
Silvie de Grasse, May l6
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WIGS CLEANED

INSIDE AND OUT, EQUAL TO NEW.
WIGS and every description OF ornamental hair cleaned
w stretched and restored original beauty by chen
cal process, known only the subscriber WN BATCHE
Lon practical wig MAKE and hair cutter les Broadway New
York. Packages from the country be ioepad
prompt attention. The hansomest and best assortment Of
wigs and oupees III the United States. will be found this
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+. II. LUDLOW, Aucuoneer.
A SSI(fNEES SAIE-VaIuabIr Real Estate af Port

A ssIGNEES sALE-Vanable Real Estate at Port Rich
n mond, Staten Island.--E H. LUDLOW will sell at auc-
Non on THURSDAY the Sh e May mex. ~ O'clock a. the
fronting Br9adwsy as Nos 81 90 and 2, Also, two lots
ng on Broadway as Nos s. &C. 50 and co. Also four lots front
ing Hebeuon street Nos. as A. 49, and So Also eight
lots fronting Broadway, Nos g. 65 e. Co. H. 73 IS
and II.
The above lots located in beautiful situation being right
front of the bay and about five minutes walk from the land
and well situated for cottages The situation exceed
ingly healthy and the neighborhood all handsomely pov-
ed There three steamboats, running and from the
CITY, three OF four times day during the whole There
also four denominations of churches in the neghboood with
respectable school houses, seminaries &c.
An opportunity like this seldom offered the public. The
ste will be positive.
For further information apply Chas. Cartilage Water
street, E. H. Ludlow, No. Broad st. where map of
the property can be seem me 2ws
MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of a landlords warrant |
Twill expose for sale at public auction Monday the 9th
day of May 1872 at 10 O'Clock the forenoon the 9th
rue and Thirteenth street the contents of that old established
fur factory consisting all the machinery boilers iron
M 2eodnr T. HENRY, Marshal li2 Fulton st.
NOTICE. TO FURNITURE UNDERSTANDING
~ TON MEEKS, No. 3l5 Broadway the Hospital,
would draw the attention of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
did Cabinet Furniture 10 per cent less than the quality
Of work is selling at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Draws
Couches Sofas, covered i'll different coloed pushes satin
and hair cloth. of the latest Spring patterns. die Gm
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IT MILITARY.
o LET-The large Room 80 feet square, corner Of
Canal and Elm streets for military purposes and place Of
worship the Sabbath. Also, large suitable for lee
lures company drills religious woship with the en
ences and quietn.k requisite for such purposes the bull
ing entire, known Tompson's Hail. Apply 10 GEORGE
BRUCE, No 10 Chamber street or O. {. HISCOX, No 80
Ann ST. nj 3t-r
DARK OBERLIN, Knapp, master, from Liverpool.--Coi
ID of Merchandise By this ship viii Iease send their
permits without delay 10 the office Of the subscribers
ROCHE BROTHERS X co.
MIC 35 Fulton street.
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS,
Store corner Of Broddicay and Duane street.


Store Of Broad,cay and Duane street.
THIS MORNING.
Furniture, Watches and JewelleyAt l0la o'coek ee
CANT of well made Household Furniture comprising
high and low, and French bedseads and bedding,
wardrobes bureaus, Fench half French and
hosany and maple chairs marble top pie, tables carpets &c
Sc Also Witches and Jewellery including two fine jeweled
gold watches G. Beeey maker also, several by johnson
and other celebrated makers small invoice Of good Jewell
ery worthy the attention of dealers and others. Also Iron
Safe, made by Gay1r. mo lt-c
BY A. NJ. CRISTALAR, Auct
Store l05 Wiiiiam 81.
TUESDAY,
10 o'clock large and general assortment gold and Ill
Viz cake baskets trays, candestek and lamps and coffee
pots SHUTTERS and assorted spoous. easou, walters,
assorted knives and forks guard chains Ger
man silver spoons, knives and forks.
Also $50 groce assorted steel pens. mo 2tsm
WEDNESDAY.
At 10 o'clock at the sales room.
The entire stock OF fashionable millinery retiring from
misunderstanding Of 49 ladies' bonnets and hats viz Albert
hats modern ditto, Paris fancy and chip do split
English do, punishable do Legho flats and caps SHRED
bonn-ts wreats silk for bonnct with
of Dry Goods.
Catalogues will be ready and samples arranged for examna
the day q sale. mo IN .
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ROMAN EYE BAT,SAM

ROMAN EYE BALSAM,
FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES.
THIS BALSAM prescription of one of the NEST celc-
braed occuiss has been long in use and conf
IDENTITY recommended the public the best and
ui save ever used for iniammaory diseases of the In
where the eylid inaned the ball of the eye
hickly covered with blood almost like magic, and
all appearance of disease after three aIc atoms
IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT
caused by fixed attention minute objects long exposure
To strong light and in the weakness partial loss Of sight
from sickness old it restorer and should b.
disease
This Balsam has restored sight many where al
most
TOTAL BLINDNESS,
caused by excessive inflammation had existed for years In
fammaon and soreness caused BY blows COMMISSIONS wounds
on the eye or by cxtrancou, bodies Of irritating n
oduced under the eycd b. the sppcG-
ton Of the Bassm: One trial will convince the incredu.
ous Of its astonishing efficacy. Puup with full dec.
tons for Price 3716 cents.
For sale, whole sale and retail, by DAVID SANDS co.
II East Broadway, corner of Market ST.
Sold also by A. b. d. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton streets and
by A. Sands Co.. 273 Broadway, corner of Chambers
street, New YORK. me Ctr
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ASPHALTUM.
PARIS. April IL, 1912.
WE have appointed Mr.. JOHN LOWITZ our sole agent
w for the United States for the sale Of Asphamm.
AUG. BABONEAU x co.
Propretors Of the Mines, Val du Traves.
Mr. John Lowik will constantly have hand the above
mentioned Asphaltum, at No. 9, Wall street. M 3t.c
pleasant EXCURSION--A sail across the Hudson
Hobolen aud stroll along Tvs romantic shores cannot
fail yield much satisfaction the admirers Of the
beauties of nature and those who require after being
pent up for the winter crowded city, fresh and some
relaxation The grounds of this lovely spot, IL
beray thrown open the public dsced in all the
lnxurian freshness of early spring This beyond doubt
the agreeable excursion that be ma lie this
ala I'm
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EsTroRI, April 3e-Arr Susan NYork: MAY / Io,;a Phi,
ianeipia; ~, tid.l LA, 81. John, Nh, - y ' "
LUskc ApIl 29-Sld MelviO, NYok. MAY a rJy Kan,
Georgetown. "' way D. r-u"' heht
Orleans. '"a va a. iopih
CAMDEN, May 3-Ar Ganelle. NYork Sid nh A,b,no y
BaIn Apn 2N2Am Csysp Csrdena s,,b Denmark, B,
umoro; May Mississ'pi', fbiadcpha Cid 10th q N bon
Cuadaonre VIM. burlington, NIsree aante ' " i'' N'o
PORTLAND, May sid American all the ON, ,,d
vessel. =. ~ ''""'
PoRrsMouTn, May EAR Harriet, franklin, La
NEwBuRypoRT, April 6-Afr Panchit,, Porto Rice
Bosrov, May AR Allen, st. Jsgo Gladiator Norco,l
Oliver, Albany Benj Biselow NYork Splendid do S;yn.
for brig. Cll Rossind London RUSSELL Hayan,: eadr
Maranham and Para AdeI,Ide Trindad FomaI Barbados
Meguncook, New Orleans; William, Damariscotta. Arr 9Th
Lucas, Charleston; Chatham, Baltimore; Nauvoo, NYork
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FL KNISIIED ROOMS.
ITO LET.-To Single Gentlemen furnished good
l. order, at ga Broadway. Apply the premises
m3 lwis
(,ARPETING CHEAPER THAN EVER-Lsrye ad
~ dons having been made splendid stock Of
Carpets enables offer superior this time
Our whole stock Of this Springs purchases, which
much less than last falls prices, and will be offered greater
bargains than be met With elsewhere The public
licited to call examine and judge for the mseves
md Iwik &C J. ii. LOUNSBERY & Co 4t0 Pearl street
pOARDlNG-A few select boarders will be taken in geu
IL ter and respectable family. Apply No. Fulton
MI lwis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

WISH 10 sell the tract ui land which reside. IT,
Il ing ON the waters Of Flat Creek, In Campbell
county, adjoining the lands of John c. Moorman George
fullle and others, within mile Of the rad leading
10 New London. about mile and half from Swim
ney Tavern, about miles from Campbell Court House.
aud about ~ miles from lynchburg II contains d93.
acres one third Of II clcared the unclcated land is
well unbored. This land is productive, and IL well
adapted to the growth Of tobacco, wheat. &e. On II
Is an excellent site for Saw Mil, and the tract itself
as well as the contiguous country affords abundance Of
timber for carrying on advanaeeously such mill. The
Improvements hewn log dwelling house, containing
ouf rooms Of convenient good stables negro cabins
&c There is well Of good water in the yard; and at
some little distance from the house is aspiring oi excel
lent water,
Were ii not tina, wish to accomplish special OBJ
Jeci should be avcrsc to selling this land, being well
pleased with 1t snd tho ncighborhood; but the
pllshmen, of this object depends upon my selling H.
will give any person disposed purchase. liberal bar
gain. FRANCIS w. SCOTT.
Sept. ID In