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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26

Oakley's Compound Extract Of Sarssnparilla
an invaluable medicine for the euro Of obs,i
na.o cruptions Of the Skin, pimples or uustule,
on the face; Chronic Rheumatism, letter scro
iua or Kings Evil, White Swelling, and all
disorders arising from an impure etate Of the
bleed. l
Extract OF Buchu foYihe cure Of chroaic dis.
cases ols.he Bladder, t'finery organs, &c.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and &C.
curately compounded.
August o.. 1871. G-v
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first judicial Dis

- ~ AZ AAC ACIlitoIy rsOl lOWd.
The creditors of Nicholas G peasants a decreed
bankrupt. who have proved their debts. and other
persons IN Interest are hereby notified that the
7th day Of February next. at Burlington in the
designated By the court as the time and place whsn
and where they may attend, and shew cause II any
they may have. why certificate of final discharge
shall not be granted TO said bankrupt Dated thi.
18th Gay OF October 1912. Byorder Of the court.
]. D. Learned, sol,r Oct 51-lot
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
UNITED STATEs OF AMISRlCA.

1IIss .7@UuTE TOT TIC HF3[ JHuICINT DIS
stficl in the Territory of Iowa.
: The creditors OF Mathew Hardin .lecrced bank
rnpt. who have proved their debts. and other per-
sons lninterest, are hereby notified that the Z til
day Of February next, at Burlington in the county
Of Dss Go!nes insald Territory, Las been d. sig
mated by the court as the time and place when aud
where they may attend and sbery cause IL any the,
may have why certificate oil final discharge shall
not be granted 70 said bankrupt Dated this lath
da. OF October 1912. ny order Of the court.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
!. Bankrupt Notices:

Commissioner 81 Tie General Land of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
Henn Morgan, Solra Nov. 12.18il IT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Csurt for the first Judicial Dis
l.ict in the Territory of Iowa.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first judicial Dis

1UaH - OuHIap, CJHFk.
WIN. E. Starr. Sol II. 10y 12-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26

the. psesc Eyation, re "a sheautiEE
I! s.9g q NE III IMAM III lR, warn II Iad sa3ii
III Abe HSprsfor, at his NSM DrGr siS S3:s ~.
EaMsonI oSeoslR ~. Rs Coz Z store aeni s. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22

lis confidently predicted that bill. which rs,uly
passed the House Of Representatives lur regulating the
return Of members Of Congress, as Ia avoid repai
ton of The Nr Jrsey and to prevent persons not
legally ontted TO seats from forcing themselves upon the
House, either ~ the cooperation Of party clerk or
otherwise. will q Vetoed by the President The Globe
calls upon lin to apply This despite Executive nowor
ard hr what rasun. think Yen! Why. 6ecadse
Georga. New Hampshire and Missouri, which ao,. e.
lect members by General Ticket have refused or will
refuse to adopt Tie District system, as required BY
late act Of Congress- and s law be Vetoed they will
he better abc defiance the other which received
the Presidential aprava, under protest It may be
well here t. observe sthe law requiring die States to
adopt the District system WIS laYorite measure Tho
South Carolina Iocos-NIr Pickens the ripht hand
man of Mr.. Calhoun, beng its author aud Mr. Camp
bell of that State. having made its defence in an unan
swerabe argument. No one can read that specch-,n
deed II seems 10 Us that 40 read The constitution
or the coiempoTaaccus expositions of thai instrument
without admitting the competency Of Congress 10 pre-
scribe tic manner IN which the election Of Representa-
lives shall be made Just may prescribe the manner
IN which Presidential Electors shall be chosen And no
one denies that uniformity in the mode is desirable
And yet, because for party purposes deemed adsi
sable Ia certain States where the Loco Focns have The
decided ascendancy. elect by General Ticket in or
der that the Wing minority may be ciectualy dla anehi
sed, aud deprived oftkat political power ard ntu
enee to which their number, De 1t small or large justly
cnttte them, tie President Is called To ad them by
the Exercise 81 his veto on enc law in tanplng upon
the provisions OF another law Is tins Republcansu-
or is Anarchy ementedby that worst of Dcspat
ISM which oloaks itself under the spccous prctcn@e of
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EsG.g2F0Gsss Es.u.sH.G AeADEN4-

FENlF duties ot This institution will be resumed on
X September ST. The ceurseui instruction cmbra
ces every branch Of usru aud ornamental English aud
lfrcneh education.
TENllllhRs-l'tench German. Sc the Principal
and la Igbifr
Nj SIT. FNGl 1911 GRAMMAR, &c. Miss clad
ding, laduatc ii Wheaton sem nary. Norton Massachu
sttts. All teachrls teach all CLASSES
TERMS nnatered. viz. - per month
'Inon IN tie three different clauses nj II rate of ! 70
80, SO per session Oh munihs Extra charges for uo
bmueh ol Instruction lm Ancient Languages Produce
n market prices acrerfodaa pay N part
MARIA liENRlQLES, Principal,
Reitclets The 'tas.e' and rn3oui Patriots Of thc
Institution.
Ang. :! In
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Tie pure d,tnncs ct Repuaicanlsm, and wno Ia
n'sh the crars, practical eNemphdcaton Of then nnu
ence huse who have 'tho least of it fe fa about.
We happen 10 kn1w-and who does notl--msny loud
and NOISY DISCLAIMERS about the beauties of Republican
equality. who 2fe, IN practice. the must high toned
ArstorTats-laod nto if they could. would make the
al their f,aWs' h,wers of wood and drawers of
water 10 tie select iewurea whose birth fortune had
smiled. into whose lap she he'd afterwards poured her
golden showers. So. too. with men in office They
who most e.anorous Tor the 'dear peoples rights =
are. nine times ten the eagar graspers after an
hority aud, having attained IT, feeling power, aud Tor
getting their naNims Of humility. which never had any
influence upon their hearts
play such fantastic tracks before high Heaven.
rs make the angels weep
History is repete with such examples; and no oen''
observer fail to perceive that the OF thsgeneaon
and of this country better than their predecessors
OF other times aud Other lands.
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ynrhbnrg and Campbell Ct. House
~ R.y'PIAE.

PROPOSALS. will he received by the Board of III
rocters Of the l.ynchhorg aud Campbell Ct, House
i0rnpla C,mfaay, II Tue town Of Iynchhorg. on
Thu ~, tic Ist day of September neAt TO repair.
ID 10 kscp in rerair tie roau cor the of year.
b> keeping The side drains open and raising the road ia
he centre, 10 prevent water standing thereon, aud
pavjas or Nir\damisug such places may be dcsgna
ted. fam tine 10 time, hy the Board. The road viii
b. divided into two sections. that is IL say.-From
Iyuen1ur 10 the SIX mile post. on the hill north Of
0nssum reek TO constitute the first section; and lrua
that point to eau ,tc Courthouse the second SECTION.
And persons wishing To contract Tor toe work will put
inprapisas f,r each secon separately aud state the
j5tms for paving on Mel diminishing by the squne j.
~ orior OF the Board Of Directors,
Nj W. DAVENPORT, Prcsl
Aoa ; 1t
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Married. on Wednesday, the l7rh inst. by The
Rev. Ihonas Atkinson, EEuGFN b. WAnwIca, ESD
TO Miss Ley 4. Nog'El.L, all Of this place
Married, in M'dle Florida, On the 2oih ult. Or.
CHARLES McCoRmIeK, Of the L. s. Army, to Mrs.
ELLEN |As5, daughter Of the late William Writ Esq.
at Saanen, on the lh inst By the Rev.
Nr. Bo}den. Bre'ct Captain w. X. HANsoN, Of the
United States Army, 10 MARGARET CELEsrINE, daugll-
Ter of thc late llanici Shc.lfy
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RICHMOND qOrroN YARNS.

TEVilE SUBSCRIBERS hsye rented and are nov
a working on their own account the well knoa n
Cotton Factory Of the RiCHHO,ND .1L3.NUE,lt-
RI RLNT CO'hP.AAI. and are prepared to furnish
Cotton \ arms oi the most approved quality.
II las been subject OF complaint heretofore. with
the merchants Of Western Virginia. that they comb
purchase Southern Yarns, for cash cheaper IN Eat-
moro md Philadelphia than Il the places where they
are made
Neuow beg leave to inform them. that we VIII make
such discount for { 4 : II as will reduce cur
yarns 10 the lowest price al which article Of similar
quality can BE- procured IN any other market.
Office al the store Of Mcssrs. II. W & J. J. Fry
s Go. T.. i. BENTLEY 500.
ReHMoNn. AUGUST 10 t.
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LEiE coparnership heretofore existing in this place,
4 under the Gfm Of Turner, BurwcH, & ca. has been
renewed. and the will continue to do business
at their old stand Their stock Of Goods which ihey
believe TO be Of the best in the place, will be sold
ther By wholesale retail, at very reduced rfices
these vino may favor them with call.
IL addition to their stock Of Dry Goods. they have
good assortment Of Sugif. Coffee, Salt, sc: sc. Which
vi. be sold at the lowest market prices
TURNER, BJR-WELL u Co.
August limits
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\ AGAIN o1rr for sale Tract Of Land, neal Loving
i ston, III Nelson county. containing
Gcnr hundred nnd twenty Acres.
This Land is 81 good quality aud well tubcred md Is
capabe oi making first rate farm. There is also
s-09d .B.a sifp
Oh the laid. A. lave NJ eaher mducement il 5,llmL
than In pay my debts the terms vi Hoe accommodating
the accomplishment Of that desirable object " III per
mt. Mr.. john Stevens, Jr. Is resulting the Land.
aud VIII show it Ia any person disposed 10 purclas and
IS folly authorized 10 cunlllcl l5r ;lo se.le.
II IA. above land IS S1d by the fourth Monday in
AupGstncAt, viii then olier or 81 sale; at public anc
ton, III front Of thrlsloplrrT |. Estes tavern.
J. GAELtND.
lny II T.
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/, : =. 49,. = "A i.Ss1KA1k.s
RON TOU.TG LADIES,
CONDUCTED NJ
Gr NM. AND MRS. mRAsy.


TKUIls INsTrrtTToN viii be re-opcned for ire ne
y ception Of prpils, on Monday, August 29th nest
The course Of instruction. Is full and eceni:-
ing ihe saous departments n Ancient and Modern Lit
cratufe. Mathematical and Natural 5cirnce.--brs csl-
eulated 10 deseo9e nc powers 81 tie youthful mind.
and secure a solid and finished education = b..cs
The apartments large and commtdiou.. and bring
lately furnished will Piano Forte. Globes and ofher
necessary Mathematical instruments il is confidently
hoped that the experience and a,iauents Il the traci,-
crs may layorahly recommend them the patronage Of
the public. The Musical department will be coht 5rtc1
by Mr.. Damer well known To this community M d9-
hnrn'shed teacher Of Vocal and instrumental Music.
considerable deduction has been made in the terms
with the view tn accommodate class Of Young pupils.
limited 10 ireire) and otherwise the demands If
the community.
Terms per Session Of 5 rnou.in.
Tuition in Reading. Writing. Arithmetic,
Enqllsh Grammar, Geography. Histdy &c. SI2 50
pupils under ihe age Of l2 years
Over the ayr ii z years SIS %
With Compsiiion, Rhetoric. Globes, An 4 ar "a
tronomy Philosophy, Chemistry Re- 81 ~
ancient AMI Modern Laagnlges each extra 90
t.eouactry, Algebra aud rfg1uonetry. with tl,s cw
strnction Of Maps, Charts. &c extra 500
Music NJ pfoGe-.n,'s Terms, ?Ds
Cso Of PAM Forte 81
Sc Of Globes and Other Mathematical instruments o,
slatonafy -neuoing Pens, lnh and slate rouciis o.
Board. Washing. &c. 60,
Tohe paid, in all cas- G. in advance
REFERENCES
ihe ~ Rev. 5. \. hlcNosRry. tp. Bshap 5It:lic an
:. ~ l. Rsy. d.. J"tns, Up. Iiishop. pirgius
Tho l.'., III mas Atkinson. i,ynchburg.
Tho Roy. james Dnuehen do
The Rev -. NJ, Wharton Botriourt W.
The lon VIM. Woodbrijce. Tx. Gov. Of Iicbiyan,
The Hon A. = Porter. L. s, $. Michigan
Charles Knsir. NJ. y. Pr. 81 Ian. Unvcrs',Fy.
John Prcntiss. A. NJ. Es-Ptesseut Baltimore Cflcp.
hnotz Noycr, Esq sec's &C Legation u. 5 to AIeaies
SAM Garland, John G. Mocn,
Alex Taopkns, ID. Rodcs. ) r.s1s Lvnch5pr.
[. Dlbnry. l.. Fletcher,
Aug Now--tsif
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IL GEEsgs.
EE AFlNG intel our two stocks, and inanlinf -
v continue our business at thoold sani from a,lAf-
to- the first Of Iuue under the style and rnvf We
ssaGoEs & NUzgYspN,

we take this Opportunity to return cur tsaats to
friends and thu public generally i,r literal pat
ronage bestowed upon during pis cayeer. -sni
most repeatedly solicit continuance u the ne.
der the new arrangement. An ace,ults calrac oil at
either house, prev nus u tho lst June, vii rendered.
il the name of BURTON & R0DGS, AMI as wss1ra.
aayious to close old business, and nuea ia want
Of money, shall feel greatly obliged or ~
III they will forward at their earlier rinsea essa
and settle their accounts. As VT have hpre,fsc hsru
very liberal indulgence, we ildtier ourselves &th
the hope th2. customers viii respnd this e>Ii al
Juls . Is ii
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Es.ssof.s.tun of Io,nysucrsbin.
RaCEsn.o.D MEDICAL COLLEGE.

iENllf. winter term Of Lectures in this institution
Will cunmenrc Monday, the 3ls. Of October
aud continue 1 months.
John Cullen. NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and prac-
lice of Medicine
l.. ". Cbam5crlaync, VI. D., Professor of Ma,eria
Medica Therapeutics
K. l.. UaIapnan. VI. d. Professor Of Obstetrics and
i .scs al Women aud children.
h.J"ha5op, NJ. d, Professor Of Anatomy and Ply
sio4ry
Az /. Werner. NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery and
sute'ca Anatomy.
:. MauP,n, NJ. ID. Professor of Chemistry and phar-
narv.
I'rucse5ra Cullen and Warner viii each deliver
two CLINICAL Lectures a week, in tie lnirmary the
Collsgs Pruttss5r johnson two a week. ut the Aims
llyi,>e AM rot scr Chanberlavne occasional lcc-
lures at the Penenary and City Hospital as interest
ing present themselves. These Institutions fur
nsh large number Of instructive eases. and the NUN
inerous Clinical Lectures, all of which the Student
viii be admitted without charge, will afford him rare
htFanaoes - secomrg acquainted with the types Of
Southern Diseases, and Witnessing the appropriate treat
ment. Tho Surgical cases admitted into the College
lnfrnary afford the Professor Of Surgery opportunities
OF pertaining many Of the Major and Minor operations
before the class.
The facilities fo tho study Of practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed al. ~herc, The material for dissection is
most ample and The extensive Anatomical Museum is
well stored with healthy aud morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection of specimens
n Matoria Nedica are very complete. Ia fine the In
sliuiioa offers facilities ipr the prosecution nf Medical
studies unsurpassed by any similar Institution in this
country.
FEES. $50 to each Professor
The price of Board, Including fuel .htl servant at
tendance, &c. is from s. 50 To 81 90 per weea
AUG. l.. WARNER.
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond, Aug. II lOt
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E,Ea.c' ,q'tfhN.

Il VIE under {nol respectfully almaunca 20 tho pub
lie that VI lave entered into @, Partnership IN
lie business 81 Teaching Male Schoul in this place
Our pump fa in taking This step e secure nre hos
funqh r5nffH o tuition IN the various raroles Of study
pursued Ia Academies and Srhpls DIM IT, wn lelevc
in uur power individually q effect by holding srra-
rate Departments ndef tho roof coed order may
he vi ptecfyca mud the attention If tie lefchtrs te
ing devoted 10 particular series 81 fcci,ans. we FL
eonident that hefca fAee-t o, .he pu m4y le GREAT
y advanced by the more thoruah ms ri \ With a
lcae' CT can imp1ft IN of study winch he de-
yofe7 his exclusive attention. The on ion Of m a
ilaelas tha haze tQd an opportunity tr comparing
the advantages ii the two moilas Of eachug, is dee
dedly in favor Of the division of lahr.
Our parons in this undertaking may be a~e rod i'at
10 addition 10 on. Individual experience + mahy yam
N ha Profession. We carry ntothe cuBrr zeal "a
excel. and determination, by every eAer'iou in our
power. 10 glle satisfaction.
II will hc p ceved by ihe nnneyrd praeramna tat
fall eonrso otEpg=h and Classical study may TIC pr
aaed al paI ahuul. But Nhi,e arc gat fed in being
able Ia pfae srch ctnIse ut 5tuty 10 err 1lps va
wish il cears understood .hy ma sbasl afnw no stu-
dent 10 advance toa higher class until by strict andsr-
poatcd examination, We are perfectly convinced that be
possrsscs hnuwlcecc ofihe intruductiry studica.
The English and Latin Department will he under tho
snpcrntendcnec Of Mr. Oiphaut. and VIII einhracs
the following studies othoeranhy. Eldcnren. En-,
giish Gmmmar. Geography. Penmanslp. Arithmetic.
Algebra. Chemistry Manual Phihs, ply Geology
Rhetoric, Lain and French Languages, and rollcs HI
uas.
The Greek ahl Ma hcmaical Doparnr will he
superintendent bv Mr. saunders emltaeina tie following
et1dles :--Gree1 4ansuage, Ancient Geography. CIR.
an and Homnn Auqnines History. ancient and mod
cm Logic Geometry. Trieonomcty Asln norny. Sur
vel'ng. Monsurann Of planes and sld' Comc Scc-
Tins and the Ioic9ra and Dilletcn,ial Calculus
Particular attention will be paid 10 ptnnnnship and
good reading accomplishments Of the higicsi iuy,t-
'anoe IN our estimation; and in teaching hiclt WE hope
ur much success, by u tbs management we EN-
Template making.
Tuition pc session OF , months.
Ia the Classics and Mathematics III %
& the English Department. 80
No additional charges will be made
The session will commence on the 9Th Scpte:c;r-
next. u :. OIIPHANT
BRANCH \. SAUNDERS.
July % ifwas
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L.gJ4' .s'D g'gEE.
Zs -. a. q q cs EaI 3.E,

4 iOrncy ut Law,
= i As located at New Glasgow, Amherst Co. Va,
and will regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
Conrts of the Counties Of Amherst and Nelson. All bu-
siness condcd to his shall receive prompt and dill
gent attention.
Kew Glasgow, Aug. % On
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!, .. ADAMS.

" nile 10 one Is more disposed than harstly 10
cHndmn much q the conduct Of John Quincy Adams
during t,le l1s' ~ eisl years,-ndced 10 one has
condemned it r.ro isrshly-yot We s'all aalvs paint
roh5 l5ur years Administration as anuug1h mos pros
porous pefivis of our national history Aul uheu The
present eoae,aat shaii have passed auay aud le pas
son~ by winch il has lecn spated stall suhside and
tie prejudice by which las been miscd sall be for
gotten. those ~ alter US, and who will study
and compare with rlesophic eve will he con
enH3ei with ason.smtut at tie bitterness with which
he was assa led, and ., the large n.aoniy by which he
was lealen We defy any nan, now. 10 poinl to any
fagrant aluso f Plncr. during his Admiusin Onto
- Hets grievance ore word. ANY reai cause Of
complaint against his mfea0res. Il was. in truth, one
ii the Pufa Admins ross which las ever blessed the
country-iree al from intolerance and corruption
from prescription and from d:fhcd'm. We did not
then hear If siolngs AND pirhjngs" in The land OFF
res ana IN the iuscstose hot beds of iniqui-
y and fraud. ever si0ce. 1t Is true one ,!eauer was
discovered after Nh Adams went cut Of eirc-nr To
bias Watkins, who found 10 be delinquent some
three togdad deHd's for which offence Official ragucs
being birds in those days) lie was ncarccrated III
the particularly. followed hy such hue and cry as
never Lad been heard ere Bun look Al the long list Of
deaoltcrs sincc,-yerr Boyds lnn's IIarriss Snarl.
~Jcis. Prices, IiaW hns 5, and an nnumcrahle crowd
besides. who have nilcd the government of millions.
and who yc. 20 unwhipt Of justice. So numerous are
h,y, indeed, that tho public mind has Become blaned
by ;her frequent repetition, less than by their eaDr
ui'y. AMI by the mpuaiiy with which they have
neca Teperatell HI most violent Of the oppo=
nen'5 Of Mir. Adanss Administration, if he be askca
what sin did it commit which dcser,e ed its over
ha Il thp 10 a.
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rs.alN Eeas gaRg ENNss


FaNlE ~ahsefil,f uheis l,r ,ale hls TRACE az
LARD, lying on Dan River and }Nynus Grcfk,
IL the Colni} 81 Halifax. Virginia, eesoh milo. East
ii Milton, A. C. and on lho S,ulh side 81 The fvrf ron
tanning by survey ai9.ItRIS of winch there an 10
acres o rltet aud creek low grounds. aud laf
Two hIds Il the tact Ia clear. oi which thtfe is
portion e 'hr inestklnd ol EOB.,CstO E.EI'E1
The improvements are eonto'iahe ~ ELLhNf'
NOFSF, with lanr roomp, aoau' 1ttaccq Da4s, Ne
gro Houses. and al other Da}dmgs necessary GA
Fam lie doemsa mote particular description uuno-
ccssary, all crsons who wish to buy Land hike
II before they purchase.
He would prefer selling privately bat if Is nj sold
before The 3bth day OF September noX it viii On that
day 20 ut public sslcnn the premises. The terms
VIII be liberal aud made known lhalday
join II. CARTER
lri. q IA
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TEMPERANCE MEETING

4 meeting Of the Mechanics Temperance Society
viii be held this evening the Masonic Hall at .
clock. JAMES FRETWEIJ. Pres't.
GIoRGg y. THURMAH. Sec'y.
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EE q o K y an !Sfafi N e y.y

hVolllrs md NddIdi. IN N1ohs ond Nidfionc9, and
bo,hLHdrs.
u NNl,iarsale pcnrrl asa rimenl Of BOOKS incla
Il Il ding LAW. MEDIC Al. CLASSICAL, MIS-
tEllANEOl Snnd SCHOOL. BOOKS, STATION
ERa III every variety. MI SIC aud MI SIGAI
lNSila MEN'lS, DRAWING MATERIALS
II\SlRl fhiENTS. laps and
GLOBES, 81 RNEAupS' COMpASSES. und IN
fact cvely article Hprcrlaiang 10 the hadc BLANK
BOOKS ol every desc iltion, always IN haul. aud
made 10 ordc ru,ad IL any gwen patterns etoy variety
of BANDING executed II the heat hammer.
Country .UCrSEnstS visiting our city md
the I'D customers N Ire HOUSE will always find eoin.
cte stock II saloet from and upon re- favorable terms a,
the, cda he had In any ".
SMITH,. DhINkFR s MORRIS.
Late Smith & Palmer
Richmond Anent : wt'5. +
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!. u Hoor-Some ways in jacksonville, (Ill) recent
y addressed letter to Judge Young. of that State
lnloflnng him that he lad been nominated cand;-
oa'e Nlr Gov'Innr, IL which the Judge responded IL
printed fanphie' Ct twenty teut pages
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CAST. p'esls BsBnsE,%.

4 WILL. give the highest prices Tor dried and nav
b Hides, delivered at the Market House.
fha subscriber VIII also receive ,iin be tanned on
shares, aud the work To be done by rcsporsblo
nor any IN the State, and delivered at tho Market
J Ionse when tanned. WM. l.. FAIR
Dec II ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-22
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belonging 10 Mr. VIM. Bailey and now occupied by 81.
Richard H. 1ocr It is conceded to be OF the ham,
sIIucs situations in town. and the Lot is iastealiy im
proved in addition To having 1t all the necessary
veniences-lce house, an excellent " eli, GARDEN Sc.
Persons wishing TO procure excellent and agreeable
town residence, cannot suit themselves better.
Also. the valuable .4CRE LOT opposite the II wei
ling House. enclosed and in cul,lvaoit and having On
an excellent stable.
And also, the convenient HOUSE ard LOT al
joining Mr.. Toer's residence, occupied BY Mr..
Sis-on,
The above property will be sold, either together or
separately, md accommodating terms. Possession
will be given at the end o, the year. Mr. Toer viii
and all letters I, the subscriber addressed u Brook Neal
Campbell county, will be promptly attended TO.
PATRICK IA. SCOTT.
May 10 tsif