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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24

TROY. BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
IN CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga, by
/ the way of Glens Falls TO Lake George, aud by
the way OF san ~ HILL kngsbury, and Fort Ann to
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Chdmplain steamboats,
Tor Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-Powcr, as follows
From Troy, at O'Clock, a. IN.
" p. M.
Saratoga, for Troy and
Albany, VIA Troy road, a. m.
q" "A "a pm.
No change Of passengers or baggage cars.
Passengers VIII be- taken from on board the New
York steamboats, (vh,ucyer they do not go TO Troy
Immediately on Their arrival at Albany, 10y The steam
boats John Mason aud Jonas &. Heart and landed at
Troy
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour 10 and
from Troy and Albany, aud TO SUIT the arrival and
departure of the cars.
Passengers going north Of the Spings, will find
stages TO convey thcm To Lake George, Whitehall,
aud intermediate places, connecting with all the pru-
cipal Northern and Eastern routes. Either OF the
will take passengers m time 10 reach The Lake
Champlaln boat.
The arrangement between Whitehall aud Saratoga
Is new aud much more pleasant and expeditions th,n
heretofore. Il Is 10y stage, to Duuhan, BASIN, near
SANDY Hill and thence ~ packet boats 10 whitehall
thus avoiding the rough part OF the road
Rcturnng-csye Whitehall on arrival Of Cham.
plain boat Dy packet boat to Dunham's Basin, ano
thence " Saratoga stages to arrive IN tune Tor the
cars.
d "a stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at . o'clock
a. m, to arrive at Whitehall IN time for the
steamboat, which leaves at / O'Clock, p. m, Of th
same day Passengers going East, 10y taking this line,
will arrive at Rutland Vermont, early m the evening.
ID. SAChETr
Sccrctar,, Troy
A. REED,
muN Agent Whitehall
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24

Inns SPREAD PLASTERS.-A better and
nice and useful article was made. All should
wear them regularly.
Inns TEMPERANCE BlTTERS-On the prin-
ciple of substituting the TONIC in place of the
STIMULANT principle, which has reformed so ma
ny drunkards To be used with
Inns BLOOD PILLS, superior to all others for
cleansing the system and the humors affecting the
blood, and for all irregularities Of the bowels and
the general health
HEAD.ACHE.-Dr Spohn's Headache Remedy
will eiecually cure sick Headache either from the
nerves or bilious Hundreds of families are using it
with great Joy.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24
TO FAMILIES AND INvALIDS.

RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured and all shriseed muscles and limbs are res
tored in the old young, by the Indian Vegetable
Elixir and Nerve and Bone Linament--but never
without the name of Comstock & Co on it.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24

WILL be published, in the City of Washington,
w by the Goth of April, the first number OF the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. 1t will cure the PILES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24
COUGH LOZENGES.

DETERs' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
Il ~ superseding all other preparations for the re-
lief Of Coughs Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough,
Tightness Of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
moDary affections
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-24

Peters Cordial Lo2engcs are specific for the re-
lief nervous sick head che, lowncss of spirits
or melancholy, lnguor and debility, either from pre-
yous disease too free living romor, spasm OF The
stomach, irrItlblty Of the nerves hy,tcrica alice
ton, drOwsucss cholera morbus sense Of fatigue and
palpitatIon of the heart. From their efficacy in the
relief Of headache, they are called by many the Head
ache LoZcngcs.
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4 CARD

have read ("iiii surprise. pour account Ncssrs
Editors, conmnnlcai, In the last Nlrgn,an, signed
by Mr.. Henry :. langhofne
II, Ia such an exhibition of himself thr truth of
which, Tar As relates Ia admitted his hruis
el conscience hais any relief let hin rnl,y it-i.r
great is his need never injured intended To njure
TINS dtlu'rd aud unhappy maa-and never ndugrd To
wards hun private or personal cnnlliy. have avoided,
far aS COULD all Transactions with him
Though unconscious 81 having wronrrd him. in tina
ar guu'n"t the case Il .horne BURTON" edo
cided At the August term at the Circuit Snpc
nor Court of Amherst, II II. and the pretended
prnvnca;iun for his outrage So Tar respected
his recent call, out of time II MAS as to say that
whatever uttered by me. on that occaslpn believed
NJ the umc to be required oy duty aud the facts of
the casr- thai IN tins. mghl have been mistaken; bu,
that tad no private terlng, gratty, and H. III the
heat "t debate, ""nnl,d his feelings, IT no, intcn
died. on my part WHAT coald have sald or should
he have desired?
II, under such circumstances he can satisfy the commu
nty. that 1t Just generous" Lrarc, to have
medltacd an attack LOT than eight months To have
repaired Coy hlarkamlth'S ag"nry deadly weapon,
10 have ald IN wait. and walked or run up behuid his
adversary, and itri HIN Ia the earth toy an unseen
biOU. (ur aver htlIe my Maker that " hen stricken
down. was wholly unconscious that Mr. Lang horne
WAS rnr-hrn verify btllesln4 lac in the p,-
hre office. winter was 2'hn1 myself "id'r HTcst.)
aud By that blow inflicted On whu never " r1n!cd
him asinI bodily aafs let han do il and let hun re
rel ~ at me injury Which pertains Ia success III such an
cVrt
Great is sense If this most unprnyoked injury; and
worthy as hunk HIM III eandsn punishment, | have.
after struggle with myself (nat Tor his sake but for
the sake of the umocrnf and heyirss) summoned 10 my
aid enough &" thai charity which beareth all hn.s''
10 hope hare trairen him
] NOW dismiss HIM aud the subject ftrrvcr-lcav ing
HIM In the cuInmunines at his own conscience. II
disposed pay rvil iofevil q hope can act ON
higher principle could nflict on him juslcr OF
srvrrrT punishment. =. GARLAND.
Nav n 1913
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e, l, IS always with rrIantu,ce AMI pam that We
admit tn our columns even as Advertisement.
natter al mere personal controversy, and sla her
after he even more rgd than hcrc ,ine in excluding all
such publications. We have scusihly hlt the decacy
pos,lon, IN reeroncc To the controversy between
Messrs. H. s langh"rnr. whose statement appeared IN
our last paper and Mr. \ Garland whso T, p, appears
this mor !. and the course We have pursued Mere
Influenced by the best Of uur Judgment, aud by erine
ards either Of the gentlemen rurd in II. We
announce, however that columns closed In
any farther communication the subject dotcm:-
patton 10 "hich we hall nncAibly adhere.
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MI SICATEn.
GUM vi Nj
To The Uhigs Of Eranhln.

Understanding that S'mr dissatisfaction still exists
mon. sonc Of IN, Wig friends IN Franklin. in conse
qn,nre III my declining the nomination candidate
rhe House ofDc Iacs, madea last March court. and
teliny assured thai that Dissatisfaction results rum ~
nurancs III the cause which induced la dee linz.
think it necessary 10 state thus publicly that did So,
s.sly and exclusively because Of the precarons health
vi a member ut iamlly-the same cause which iur
n-rly induced IL dccliuc election and not rum
disposition 10 refuse COM plIancr with the call oil
my irow clizcns. JOHN WADE.
q, The Rchmond Wing aud Danvle Reporter
Il be good enough toc"py the foregoing.
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fan . + l,,. -. ,i ,,,,,.r III, -, al a.
sound 81 hch his once Youthful bosom beat in higb en-
thus asu we consigned him 10 the narrow grave, and
saw the earth clos. over hi.a forever few. a very
few more ncelng years. and those venerable heroes
who IN the dark DAYS of IT, hurled back the blood,
surge Of war and bd tyranny lreuhIe upon the tticf
less boon OF liberty But though they have gone, 1t is
pleasing reflection 10 know their deeds viii live
shrned IN our memoes. until the human heart shall
cease 10 sIDrlle 10 The notes Of sympathy and atlcc
ton.
at The residence Of her father. in the lower end
of Canpb"I conniy. Miss Aa.sp. II. inns, daughter
OF Mr. Jacob linS IN the 18th year OF her age Miss
'"pS 'au o''h f some uhe cplilned by alllruoh he
'fe "ef oran' "hich she more WIN Steai isf''ude
"" "ayS nt' " S'e aen sue '"hd parton IN the LORD
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pursued by ihusc councs zee shall con,lnuc to abide hy
the prvs"ns "f the law saffsed IN the DISCHARGE o,
our duties a. eitl.fus. IL leave Political results TO other
lnfnrncos than fraad CT parsliiy.
Resolved. that we app,se tht faithful and eff enr
c""'sr oi the Hon Nm. !. q gym. whris, oar rcp-e
tentative IN Congress; and, l.I,, n, that an rxaIuna
ZION IT the plls aud ii the circumstances o,,ndp, IN,
late election will satisfy hun HAL he is rinhtlly .n,
ned Ia the return, consider IL due aihc Ia, himself
aud Ia The w Ing ,anso 10 Prosecute Contest Tor the
seal aud pledge ourselves IN sustain him b, ever, lros
and li"nura L. assistance III our power
Resolved. that the proceedings If this meeting ho NIB
shri m the I.,nehhurg Nlrglnian and tia, the Rich
m"nd Wing aud Charlottesville Advocate he requested
10 cap, The same
q. l. WlNGFIEID, Chairman
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COMM SiCaTED.
"Happiness consists IN Hcalh y, Palcy

\ pr. cmlnent obJect with those In wl,um
ed our corp rate affairs. should be the preservation Of
the ,altl4 aud lives ut uur r2cnsAn ntl.r matters.
however urp, their character. ,rylt In be overlook
I'd when they come IN cunhc, with tins: and though ii
may be we'll enough. when all else is hight. 10 OUTLAY
the c,rp,raen funds in the construction OF roads aud
turnpik,s ulnn the outskirts Of town, vet most
respectfully suggested th,t mi hi Wih rraprlr
". the first pidcr. use portion thereof homr
OtSc RAJ Of the alleys IN The very heart of the
inmn-are they in such c"ndliinn To be pleasing 10
the sighll l.ooh Al first alley, from tie Washington
llo,.l 10 the Buphst almost publ" rs NJ lin street
i.,f-npnn which the rlst off lucaird las is
also the elegant new ludlng Of MrSsr~ Nichols Bcll)
vet nu"rl,us and dcpiorahlr fact that dnrng
great par OF the year IL is absolutely imp sslbe To cross
IT, without having your feet. and lcgs too. enyia-
bile condition, whilst AT the time the ell or mi
arising tr in the dirt and filth is certainly enniph
10 RAISE pesllense during the summer months
Ought not. aud coud n1. this alley receive so.ne little
attention from the proper authorities?
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The experience of four shows that Paw Calci
can be educated and ceArd the average ,>pense al
$50.
The State pays ilr the board tuition fuel lphfs
medical attendance, htdding aud stationary Of STATE
Cadet IN consd' ration oi which Ice ublgcs hln,se 4
To serve as a Teacher two years after graduation.
Course n Instruction.
lSt N"ar.-Malhcmaes, Latin, FRENCH DRAWING
Military Tactics, and exercises in English Composition
2nd lcar-Same studies continued aud completed
3h lrar.-f.nplish Grammar, English Itcraiure
Rhriour. Mllrtafy aud Civil Engineering Natural and
Experimental Philosophy. Chemistry
NorE-fNrrcIscs III Artillery aud Infantry Tactics
form part Of every day. duty; and during two months
o The summer. the I ades eGcimp,t, with a spe
cal view Ia thoronQh instruction in these subjects
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
The grndnatnn EXERCISES will take place on the lth of
July. on winch occasion the graduation class Will be n
presented rs follows.
Salu'ly Addresses, by Cadet \. IT, Campbell. If
Bedford.
2 Orrion. by Cadc, Ed Winston. Of Amherst
3 Grafton, by Cadet John T. Washington, of West
morcIand.
4. N1lcdlciory Addresses, by Cadet J. b. Dornan If
r., kbndec.
The Graduates ii last year arc notified that their
Diplomas Will be ftady col delivery the 4,h July
i. II. s.
May ~ "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-29
MEETING IN BEDFORD.

Al meeting held pursuant to notice. at Bedford
C"aH ii'e, on M'nty the 22nd inst. Col. Wingield
was called Ia the chair, aud James l. Brown appointed
Secretary; y an motion OF Jn, a. Whlrton Esq it was
resolved, thai the char appoint COMMITTEE 10 enquire
into the circumstances attending The late election in The
Abenarlr district and particularly in regard To the CON
nuance o the election for three days the counties of
Greene and Madison and report the meeting in rela
ton thereto.
The Chair accordingly appointed M'ssrs Wharton
Burwell, Johnson. Terry, Brown. jordan aud Mead.
c'nnlttee under the tIr.Lo resolution. who having
TrtIrc' aud had the under cnnsidcra,on Offered
the following rep ri and resolutions, which were unan
mously adop'ed by the meeting:
Thai the election ot the Hon. r. W. Gilmor to rep
resent the Albemarr district in the House of Ropresei
'atvc has been effected By keeping open the polls. in
the county of Greene and At the Court House and one
precinct in the county Of VI Sa upon prerence of rain
FIR two days after they had been closed (eNcept at
few other drnmratc precinris) throughout, the Whole
State oi Nlryna; that this continuance of the election
was confined ~ the counties of the
democratic party was known 10 ne str Y ~
was the Act OF he delnor ratio conn y Itfal
any adequate caus- aud in utter a. Enc
sldfraimn "i legality or farncsSkh ~ <&RsS \
Resolved. that the counties .I &c., INA - yjsne
nave sncce.lcd in returning 5fed hf1Satis
and unnecessary continuance Hz&& Three
DAYS. whilst II TERMINATED or IA Jav III &e(s4 sHheI
county In the district, - -
k'soved, nat, condernnins ss do, she course
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Ma, ~

4 / Circuit Superior Court oi Law and Chancer, con
n hunrd h> Adjournment and held lor the count, 81 Am.
hsst athc Courteous. fuda, the 3lst da, Of Mat,l.
1914
john lhilard and Reuben Carver, Plaintiff,
drniha
ton aud lNisGtcgoty executors o Jan,, .onon who as
rNeo ntot ai james London deed. Edmund " stnn ls,
Sh,nn, aud as such almn, tinot de bonis
Nod al James London the elder Obadiah Henderson \.
tvatu al Molly London decd Obadiah henderson and Su.
Rnnah s WIFE, Irvine zee London aud sail, his iic ul,
tntgoty, Eimuud Penn Sh.un II Amherst aud as such
ulmlnstraoi o Elizabeth Waiting ton dc ID AID Lewis
simpson and Nancy his wiic. Defendant.
IN tnANcrRY.
and lcNr t"gor, executors al James LONDON IL deed
Appearing that more than years have elapsed since the
.sato al James london, ST deed committed to the
Plaintiff John lhlaId the present bnu non
wi" the Will annexed, the Court doth order that all prrous
Who may have claims against the esia. o the James
on"n ST. be required to cshb, the tins len
settlement at b.ime the term, and unirs. legal
claims debts shall appear against the said the
Count Nidcrrce distribution OF aid among the
.ess without requiring r,ning bonds and that this od
he published iur eight weeks in the ,nrhhu,r
snEinhn a public newspaper published in the town Of
Nn'hbuR aud posted nj ihe un oo, Of the Courthouse
tins County Two several Court days.
\ Copy -Iesie
ROBERT TiNSI.EN, Cn.
Nav ~ WIN
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lIusf safe.

ID RSi ANT 10 The rro,slnns ois Drri 1T | rust,
rAccuttd b, Archer Il Smith Ia rs Trustee. and
tT ia" purposes therein mentioned, Inch deed
curd IN the Jerks Office III Amherst county the Irns
tee Will "n the loth da, ol june neat at Ruse Mills.
IN the SAID county 81 Amherst sell To the highest builder.
tot cash. the tellewing pnptty, In WI Que wason and
HORSES ynke III uNrn, one "a waron and r,o
sets ii chsmn : ua,s
CiRt = T. BOURNE. Trustee.
MAY % tlulm.
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May %
NEW FB a TT Z w % Hg " CA - IL
N'E'HEpI

ISRAEL PIERCE, one door below j. G. Mem,
L has received his entire stock of
Spring afry Goods,
Laid in on the BENI TERMS winch he will sell at
the LOUEST PRICES, even as low as can be
bought III The Northern CUES. Purchasers Will fud
ii 10 Their interest 10 give HIM call, as he
Will SCH low for Cash.
HE following comp'ses portion Of his Stock
Clohs, all colours from to finest large lot Summer
Casslmercs; Summer Chns, and Gamhrools: Nlrnno,
Valencia "arScles and other Nestlngs Pocket Hand
kerchels Cloves, and all other articles Tor Gcntlenen's
Mousenc de Lame from Is to finest; Lawns and
Gnghams from is. To finest; Silks; Bou.baziues Cali
Goes Fancy ldkis and Neck Ties KID Silk and other
Gloves; Bonneis, Ribcns, Laces, and all other ar
ilce. for Ladies' wear.
Marseilles Quilts and Toilet Covers; Damask Dor
lies and Napkins l2i cents; Linen Table Cloths from
80 cents to iues Table Covers Linen Shirting and
Diapers large lot Of Cotton Paids and Stripes; with
all other articles usually kept in his line.
May 30 tsif
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FOR THE LADIES.


SILgs-Snper striped and figured Foulards-entire
styles.
DO - Gacc--,he richest and most
beautiful imported into This Country
Satin striped thrne Sks-a rich and beautiful
article, at G2l cts. per yd
New style plaid and striped Pctin Silks new
article aud beautiful Goods at GA
PLAN and figured. black and blue black a zen
rrnl variety.
Mattionas-b,si Iuslrinp
4 black Ono de Khne-a superb article
IAwns-Super Balznrine I4awu--an entire new and
splendid article.
Super ofgandcc I.awn-the newest and most
elegant article of the season.
London, Paris and Scotch LAWNS ueaeral as
sofilnen', al all prices, A, al III
cents aud upwards.
Some handsome Mourning Lawns nj Is and
upwards
MousELiSE III LfiSEs-A large stock the hest article
all wool, AT ~ 3D., good and
handsome article,
Super. blue black Muuschne.
PAIRS EMnRointHEp Ronrs-A few white and colored,
rich aud entirely new.
MusrINs-S0pr. canhrics laroneis India lawns. new
style plaid and striped Lawns. checked Csm-
bnes, bishop Lawns. Book Muslins, &c., &c.,
&C. Sc
ALr,cc. Iusrars-Super black and blue black
PHlnrs AND IAlIcos-Bcst "A Chlnlz at Is. Prints
al all prces,-i cts. and upwards the 6nest
BRUSH Chlntz at Isl cls.-gnre stuck
and styles.
GJNen,Ms-Sup.r. Manchester Giuglams at Cd and up
wards
B\NkErs-h large ussor,men, at all prices 5 cts and
upwards; n few genuine AmazDns. splendid
new article.
RrBoNs-yery cheap--hsndsome Bonnet at Cd pr yd.
ARTIFICIAL. Flow ERs-French and Amercan chuice
assortment.
P,snAsoIs-Sun shades end Umbrellas; some beautiful
mourning aud halt mourning.
Nrrr SILK Sn.wLs-New styles, some very cheap at
s..
BLACK IAcE Irus--cheap
SPLENDID PAnis SILK Sc,nrs-atcst style few Only.
RrERAGE do do new aud beautiful Govds.
BLACK AND WHITE NETr-roR NErs.
GREEN BERnAGr, al % and upwards.
LINEN CAMBRic llpKFs.-all prices, 20 cents and up
wards.
IIoslnny-2oo doz. all kinds and prces--l0 c,s and
upwards
NicTonl, RoBrs-PRlScEss ROBES
L,cEs. lNsERTiNGs and EnGINCs-very cheap.
GLOVES, MFRS aud half fingered MFRS. entirely new
plehdid artlce--so,ne fancy colored.
InricrLEs-yeryh handsome and new, at Is Sd.
Il Il = o,
large stock of Cotton Oznaburns: brown Sheetings
and Shrlings rckngs; Drilling; bleached Sheetitgs and
Shlrngs; Checks; lldks Darnask Table Cloths al %
cents aud upwards; Towels Napkins; Penten,iary
Plaids and Stripes; Buttons; Threads; Sewing Silks
Spool Cotton; Paddiugs; Canvass Pins Sc; &c.; &c.
C1LL IND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
REGARDS, RYAN u Go.
Lynchburg. May %
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nNICN\iEE & nrEN
BALTIMORE MARKET. Mly22, 5P. NJ

BAI.l INVNF VI NNNFT. MY =, , 7. IT.
CdRr.-lh, ,iruas Of Beef cattle at the sea les this
morning embraced 22U head. Of hch about 100 were
sold AT prices rangne lr IN t2,15 10 500 per loo his
IN the oo As IN quality. Whirh equal about 4 80
G,75 mel. he balance remains in the market unsold
Fiom-Sal,s 81 Howard street Flour oi good stan
datd brands madc from On Saturday nj 81 20
To-Day sane holders ASK the same price whllp others
demand an advance. The receipt rree Is ttl2}.-
There Is stock Of Guy Mills. 4 parcel Of 400 bills
contracted fr toe at / -.
Grdla.-Ne note a sale to-day OF Two lots of Penn
sylvanla rcd Nhclt. compr >Iua 35Do bushels quality
prime, At !. per hu~hr; Of lot ri 1000 bushels
white aud rcd nlN"d Pennsylvania. quality good. at
81 .ol anda lot Of lSoo bushels prime Penn. red at
%. We quote Nd reds at SOa - cts. at which rates
the small rarcls coming Ia market are sold
" hiIrg Conilnu,S in fair demand We note sales
Of bills al - cent.. and lhhs al y CENT.
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WV HsLTsMOUE DASH sTORG,
WOW OPENING ~ LY.vCHBURG
Goods NJ the low est n. York. phila.
dclphia and Baltimore prices.
RlC.1RDS, Kx.l.y' r. 60.

HOIlN II. REGARDS s Co.. ofT,altimore, Import
- cfs and Wr'lesair Dealers in Dry Goods, and
WILLIAM II RsAS, lave associated themselves
under the firm Of
4 n y s. NJ n " &. Co.
lo the purpose Of conducting wholesale and retail Dry
''"ods business IN his place
WIN long experience III business. and every facility
both IN ms country aud in Europe. Tor obtaining th.tr
supplies at The lowest possible prices, and being in con-
START attendance on the .iUcttoas ia Baaort il is ll,.r
intention IL sell NJ lhr forrest prices Of te eastern cii s.
Win The cost oil carriage only Additionally enab tra,
carry out thrr intentions III good faith they will Le
Compelled 10 sell Tor { ASH oKtY.
ihey commence tbs business " th stuck ENTIRELY
nEsn and NV. all selected with great care for this
market entirely from auctton purchases made within the
last 6fe ,eeehs and from their recent B,uorais.
cir assortment will be found conprise every varle-
'y &" desirable aud seasonabe Dry Guo,s, b,fh Staple
and Fancy aud they viii he receiving weekly xdditius
10 tlnlr supply tfom their Baltimore partners.
Particular attention has been bestowed in tho seler-
uon If Clolhs, tassmercs, and all the latest style. If
summer wear hr ecntemen--aso. in Silks Nnsns
'A"ns. &c. &c .oi The very latest mpora,ins for la
dies wear. Bonhets. great variety of newest shapes
al every pflce-a tew Amlz1ns.
They respectfully so,1t an examination of their stock.
which consists III part 81 the following articles.
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Classical, English and Nathcinal;-
cal school.

'ENiE ncu session NJ my school will commence on
TUESDAY, the 9TH OF june and will terminate ON
the lJth day of December hllowing wnh the usual
summer vacation Tie course ol instruction is very
comprehensive. and nnlies the advantages of modern
discoveries aud improvements with the slctncss OF the
ancient method. Tuition fees the same as hrreot,re
JNO. CARY.
May ~ y IT
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MissNsAti,'.

Married, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev WIN. NJ At
klus m Rev. joins NJ. p. ATKINSON To Miss EiIzA
ETH CAIR. daughter o the "y peyt,n Harrison, Of
MAruisburg, BerhIcy county, Va
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FOR SALE,

4 fAlH Of Fite Northern Horses good tfouerz, 6
1 aud ,cars Old warranted sound, ard will be-
snd low iut cash
ALSO
fine new SuIhcy and Iiarness Annie n
Nav 90 q,