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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
T IQUiD AMBER.-This uncqualled medicinal

T IQUiD AMBER-T'hs uncqualled medicinal
IL compound is warranted to be elIsctua remedy "
scaIds burns cuts conusos scrotula tstte rlngwO-n,
satheun scad head ulcers barhers ITCH and all diseases
Of the skim from Whatever 1t will also
pexon white. delicate sofnes that nothing else will rn
part and for cleansing and the teeth and
cleansing the mouth and throat of fever. univ al
led, For purposes of the toilette bathing shav SC Al
&C ITS supismac over ever ohe 1 w.
from silk woclen cotton fabrics without the least damae
For sale Wholesale and retail by tia Projectors "A John
street second floor, opposite Thorbuns. liberal discount
allowed those who buy 10 sell again
A. WARNER & CO. Sole Ploprietcts.
AsENIs-l5s Bowery 755 Broadway corner Eighth street
street and West Broadway; Cou, corner franklin end
Church streets w Robertson Sc Baltimore street Ba II,
T w. Newcomb Y Co 3o5 River street, Troy Hart, T8
Broadway Chamberstreet NcuIe 100 Fulton.st
Bulletin Office Beekman and Nassau-Slreets Bros
Hubbard, rs John-street. s3n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

WONDERFUL INVENTION 10 force the
growth Of Hu,nan Ha-Tral bottles only 3shillngs.
The names of some respectable citizens be
shown who have used this aud found all 1t is here stated
Cali and see them al our stores they certify that having used
Jne Coral Hair Restorative they found 10 possess these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

.......s.- MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
~ IS SS!s5ss, BE Cars dis s'i Road Win
Leave NorT>own quarter after IN the no.lrs ard a.
O'Clock IL the afternoon.
Leave NewYosk a, o'clock in the morning. and in the
afternoon.
Leave Newark O'Clock in The mornings and IN the al
tsrnoon.
Passengers By the morning aia Mois,own Will arye
the5e At IL O'Clock where Will be readiness
v them 20 Schooeys MoGNtain Washington Beiv3-1e ard
Eastnu daily SUcc.sunn9, Stanhope Newton, Milford
and Owssoo Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, AMI
Rocktway Dover Sparta and Newton Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays each tine returning the subsequent
The stage for Basins Ridge viii leave the
ARRIVAL the and the morning for The
first tram for New-fo:k.
PASSENGERS go and from Jersey City without changing
On leaS,nS the the passengers viii deposit, their
baggage the Il; The foot Of CograIcstrse where
Agent will Be IN attendance 10 receive it.
Passengers from Morristown Will Newark in time
take the ncgng and evening for Trenton and Phila
deluhIa.
THIS road having been recently relad with the heaviest
II Rail complete running ossT, and offers acoynmo;
dons and e1psdous coarri to and from Newly o for
passengers OF freight.
The for passengers 500 per
from Newark TO Morrisown, Madison, Chatham $50
the Summit; SIC TO Alillyille and S25 10 Orange.
Passengers ;eques,ed 70 have their baggage marked
nj Ira DODD, Superintendent
lRON-l00 tons Swedes Iron, sssort
rs !. GRINNEIL. MlNfURN I. 60 10 sou;hs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

A-S REAL ESTATE FOR SALk..-Ihe sub
,:d seriber offers for sale the foowng and situate OF
LIE the east side Of the OsweeO River and Canal Il mile
above the l)usha village vi Fulton on harper LOCATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
NETWORK, SCHOO- q s~7s
EGSgts5EJ LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND r[e.E-stt1.r-
STON, via T.. and SomsI- E4SSHSlz@sSss

ss.a--- NEW-YUKN, SNHUU- Q
sGsSssEs LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND - -
ASTON, VIA L. and SomsI
--ss.EsS2-vie Railroad.
For Schoocys Mountain leave pier No: North River
O'Clock, A NJ daily (sundays eycepted) BY steamboat to
Eiizabepcr leave the foot Of Courtlandt street at
o'clock, A. Nj. hy y. j. Railroad Elizabethtown there
connect with the cars for somerye co,ches thence 20 miles
to the mountain-arrylng early Ill the afternoon.
For Easton leaving above proceed by rail road Som
e,ie coaches from thence tony "a miles arriving Easton
O'Clock,
\. B.-Ths line connects at Easton with lines running to
Meuch Chunk, Reading, Pottsville, Wilkesbare, &c.
1his route Of the short distance b coaChcs,
making b. far the most pleasant and expeditions, commends
itself TO the public patronage Mr. Sanerson the proprietor
TO accommodate private parties with extras the shoes,
tlce and on reasonable terms.
For apply A. D. Hope. Merchants Hotel. IL Court
lanGt street.
Passengers from Philadelphia Schooleys Mountain viii
leave Philadelphia O'Clock a " by the New York Rail
road line New Brunswick Coaches from thence arriving
III. Mountain early afternoon.
jr29 If SANDERSOS * KEAN. Projectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

81 To LET-Ihe dwelling part OF House No.
t:S 6 Couraudf-street cons sting Of 10 rooms, we'll
.s. AGED together wh the back basement large yard
Sc Also the large and comnod9ns so[s 80 BY b5 iT :
ess The above premises Will be let separately tocehe
Having lately undergone thorough repa'r PAINTING &c aud
being situated on one the greatest thoroughfIes leading
from tn Hudson 10 ts East River aud rex adjoining Green
wcset affords opportunity for Esr;G3n 1EEut c6 to
Roadway or to FE.TER A. Il JACKSON, (at IL o'co:k)
az !O2 nassau cener Of Am!-stTeet.
81 NJ, bnS;naSs d23t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

G,sSro's Ct POWELL u CO.'S LINE FOR
- NEwBuRGH. Landing, a, Caldwells, Vest
a K ar S"a M saye e foot 81 var
f,ns;teet every MONDAY, THURSDAY and satsrday at
Monday at Ga A: M, Tuesday at r NJ and Friday az
r. ~ For i-sh or passage apply 10 the C1ptan on beard.
pu, On board must be the risk OF the thereof unea'
h,;l Of lalnr or REGENTS h5 signed for the jvi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
GUDERVILL,S GERMAN PLASTER

collar LAMPS AND GIRANDULES.-ln
- addition former supply has just received
pattern b.opzed, gilt and silyeTed Girandoes and Soler
Castos ro1y handle table Cutlery, Ghic Waters
silver Tea and Table Spoons Sc &c offered rery low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

Also one hundred Of land situate the east side OF
the swego anal River mile below the village OF fhC
NIX with Improvements Also 100 feet onot No EXCHANGE
street village Of Salina Also 81 on lot No 81 IN said
village Also 10, 90 in block q, village Of SAUNA.
The above land all free aud clear from ncumbrance. and
title niispnabe Terms onethd cash and balance secured
acres are heavily bered and the timber car be bought ow
for cash For further parcqaIS inquire of the subscriber
Syracuse WILLIAM w. BRAChE +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04
EDWARD FIELD, No. Plat street, and
J. w. TUORNE, No. Il9 BEoad-s,rc.t,

TAR. Kelley. Analytical Physician, and his
~ p,tiepts-Dr KELLEY will be in attendance at MS OF
1re 40. ::s Broadway on MONDAY the 4h I'LL Monda; the
Il of December incusve-whsre al those labong under
SEA es OF the Lungs, Liver Kidneys. Scfouia DTorsy
Rheumatism and all long standing chronic diseases IN
ye 10 call The treatment pursued by HIN IN al! such com
pain,s are of an entirely di.ien character oE that which
pacticed By the Faculty general ~ b. Advice in all
80 gr,,,i,Sus % 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

ae4 TO l-ET-To small private family, part
"a! Of the n-w House No. 70 Berkman street he apart
rooms and two yenrries SANE floor with large front
room and bedroom in tn attic with front ch-n good
yard Crgon water. c sc Possession Immediately Also
lie Store aud dwelling with bucins in The 81 Fulton
st--t Possession Isl January. All; 10 JAS hELli -
nsu 81. IL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

Daily until farther notice The Barge will leave New
York at o'clock, P NJ instead Of A NJ. The Cars will
leave Ndletown at o'clock T. NJ except on Saturdays.
when they will O'Clock, and leave Goshen al
O'Clock. F. NJ.
Freight received in New York till 81 O'Clock P NJ.
H. c. SEYMOUR. Superintendent.
Forfurther information apply to ALEX. II. SCHOLTZ,
Yves and Duane dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

=ssss FOR SALE OR EXCIANGE.-A highly
af improved farm OF 1876 acres with all the stock crops
.,and tools The buildings ample convenient. and III
fine order. ts desirable and productive property, situated
in :. Brunswick ~ Jersey. DiogEms can be the
Office If a. F. & J. c. SMITH,
Is Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

10 bUlLDERS-Sealed Proposals VIII be re-
County j. unit, the 26h day of d. cenbg ne for building
eGaIt use aud other Pnbc Buildings io said COUNTY
faas aud $neccations made out may BE- sen al
the Clerks Office in jersey CITY 49, " 80 -
The Proposals be made for the whole work or for the
Mason and Carpenter work separately
Security Will be required for the faithful performance Of
the work and ell persons offering requested 10 nae their
security In their proposal. " ~
Proposals 10 be left with the County Clerk
JOHN DORIS.
CORNELIUS VAN WORST syild;rr
JOHN TONNELE. Jr Comm;trss.
d2t26 GARRETT G. NEWKIRK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

FOR F; SALE az CHEAP a' For h.. GAsHM oast
takes paid and lille perfect. Apply to a. P
&. Smith, IS Liberty street. MO #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-04

easa FOR EXCHA NGE-A snug Farm contain
ns 100 acres Of Land good House, Barn, Orchard and
Fec will take threcquaIters in Michigan Lands and
quarter cash. Apply to a. j. Smith, 81 Liberty
MO If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
n. Y. MARKETS-Narchl0

have M alteration 10 notice in Southern Excbapees
orelps are dull. sterling at 1861; Francs 3 4J Gull.
dcrs 30 !; Marco Banko 81. 1halors 10
The Cotton Market renains heavy, the sales 10 day
were oboul 600 bales All the New Orcans Flour a
boat has been taken up at former prices The demand
for Other descriptions has moderated and holders are NOT
quite so iirrn. Nothing was done in grain.
Nothing has yet bcen heard the Great Western
The weather is 81 unlavorable that ou door business
could not BE- attended 10 and all tho auction sales were
matn Coffee damaged by fire and water, which sold
at4 roc ID cash.
WlliSkEY-.l sale of 200 bbls New Orleans sold
yesterday a, 20r.
CoTION-fhc market is very quiet and will be
NM, we receive news from Europe; the range IS 4 &
fIOl R-'lhe market is very dull Ohio Nicbi
gan and Genesee ) G2ia1,75. SAILS Of New Orleans
fancy 4 40. Rye 3.3I
GRAlN-Nearly all the balance Of the Illinois
Wheat has been taken for the PROVINCES at % cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
RIG llMOND MARKET.

Manen -, 1913.
GRhN-Nheai lOto Scots. torn-5Ocl Oals
Tram wagons aud Depot 80 cents.
-, TEAS Imperial and apnpowdcr 15c. a 81 30;
Black tba -.
NlllSkEN-BhIs. q cenle, Ah,ls q, a - cent.
tANDIF.S-Sp'rn 22,a23 ,c0js: lalcnl sperm II
CENTS HILLS Patent to cents 'ralou g,l0
oofFEE-R"S to c, lagma san, ST Domingo
oar; Java | 'al3 cents
l1ONERSEtD-al per blshcl ulol,sals.
HERDS GRAS set. per pushed
TIMOTHY GRASS 81 per bu,h.
flSli-Season over Tor Herring IN market
iRoN-Pg = English $50 Swrdco 800, Tredc
gal 200,
MoLASSES- Rico Ga 2oc, New Orleans
2la2i cents.
oII,-Wmter 10 Fall Strained G,la1o, Whale in
hbs "A cts
PRoEIsloNS-Wos'em Bacon ; ! cents Lard
g, cents
PLAlSl'ER s on Basn Bank
81 GARS-St CrolN 1saS}c Porto Rico IN, :: New
Orleans A. 10 SIC. SIIOr-5.c. SAl.T-Whad
81 80; Store s. M.
CAl'ilE-I,cel from s., 10 4 i Sheep from 81 10
3i llogg from 81 toll.
fLol Country So, sales. Cily Mills III.
last sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
WING MEETING lNlH,.kIIN.

NJ meeting Of the Wings OF franklin County. Va,
convened at Rocky Mount lhe 9th Of March, lsii
on motion to Joab EariY was called to the char, and
Morgan tless, appointed Secretary,
Nm. Martin and Jpbal \. Early, Esqrs.. having
briefly explained the inject Of the meeting. on moilon
VIM. Martin, Wley +, Moods, Arnold. J. A
Early, and ihes +. Hatcher Esqrs. were appointed ,
committee 10 prepare resolutions expressive OF the sense
ct the meeting, who having retired few inmates. sub
nited the following, wheh were unanimously adopted;
/. Rcsalred That JOHN MADE and SOLOMON
PARSIEA lie nominated as suitable candidates 10 rep
f'sent this county IN the next General Assembly.
J. Rcsoirei That we appfusc of the nomination OF
NM 'AMiBflioo rl.scnt Senatof by The Wigs
Of Redtord lar reoecuuu We will use our best eadoay
ers in his behalf
3. Rcgoirrd, That Jaho Wade, Pleasant Dickinson.
Sr.. Charles Powell, Nm. Nitrher. DIR. George w
Clement. ST. Andrcw :. Brooks, Christopher Ming
field Grisho ln Choice, Patrick \. Basscu. Morgan
tlnss, Joseph River Philemon Smith, Charles B. Pow
ell, WIN, Martin Sam'l llalc, Vile, I. Woods. Sole
mon Parsley Richard VI. 1alaGrro Peter saunders Jr,
John II. Taylor, Moses &. Booth, Moses G. Carper
Caleb Tate, Ralph 4 Clement. William Cramp,
IL, Joseph picNcnson, Pleasant Dickinson, IT.. 10
sah TurNer, Thomas \. Odincal Hopkins Nnulin,
Henry Carper 'Inos I. Hatcher. Annistcad l.. Bur
well, James D. Taylor, 1uhal A. Early and Col Juah
Early be appointed delegates o attend " hp Gonvrn
ton proposed To be held Tor this Congressional District
Piusy lvama courthouse, tlc 2Olh Of this manlh u
select candidate tur Congress Ofln the event. that
lhr contemplated arrangement Of this District does not
take place 10 aiend Convention OF the Wings III any
Congressional District lntn which this county may be
thrown, whenever or wherever held.
On motion. VIM. Martin. Wiley T. Woods, and
hos L. Hatcher, Fslrs., wcre appointed committee
10 hiorm Messrs. W ade and Parsley Of lher nomination.
aud earnestly request Their acceptance Of the same.
On motion ol Mr. Martin. copy Of the proceedings
ol THIS meeting were ordered 10 be transmitted The
.yneh"rs Nugmlan for publication and the Richmond
" hlg and Danvllle Reporter he requested To copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JoAB EARLY, Chairman.
MoRGAS Loss, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
IOtos or MASSACRE NElTs.

There seems be difficulty ainong the oea
Focus vi Massachusetts, Which believe IL will be i'm
ia. sible nmtd,. At cent cnton al that par
" stated in the Boston Alias 'ihat uiions
said Lave been .,rd. approving oi Martin Van Bu-
cn. the kind,rhoak Dandy sone vi the Locus call
him, Tor the Presidency, bu il VAS deeiIsdly no go
Aller much confusion aud perpleXiiy, the Calhoun
branch Of the party suoceCdodin laying the Van Bnn
resolutions on iite table very much the discontinue
Of the adherenis q the Little Magician. There
rious stories told a certain midnight disrpssiuus which
occurred in certain public houses after The adjournment
Of the Convonti,n which disess,s the ''unlrrried
democracy" not little disnitcd IN their opinions
OF matters aud things, kiuderhook NAY well retire
peaceably. Measures probably in Train which will
give ''the Great Nullier' The ascendaney Tyer's
influence II is worth anything, is likely enough GO
for the latter. Ill., Woodbury., and other boodhounds
OF the party, are falling into a scotland the little ours
about The State House preparing to JUN the pack.
Let them 60 on The Wing Candidate ior President
will be elected in 1871"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
OBITUARY,

Died, on the iih. nit . ut the rcsldcnco "a Nr Ihnm
Ms -os'ban, III the county VI Nielsen, Muil,M ,ilNR,
Ronls, aged ahou thirty three years.
Departed this life at Pleasant Grove his residence il
the Ct unity of iluchinrham the 2lh uh Col WI.
LIAM tiuCK, al the ivaneed age of eighty years --
! he "uter OF This notice kne" hun Intimately for lr
" eight Years, aud can lrl, say that he was warn
hited, klnd uephhor aud generous husband
---, on the lOih day 81 March, 1919, about s o
clock =. NJ, his residence, in the county of Amherst
Va. N',soN t,r1rn DAWSON, Esp, in the 1SIh yra
o h,saec,
----, at The residence of Gcorgc =. Ia vlur. Esq
IN The County ot Boietour on Tuesday The III instant
Rev. GroNcg " BuN, leaving nidow and inlan
ehild 10 mourn his unlimoly end.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
EXCHANGE.
PlllLiDEi ,pIliA MARkET-s March /.

Lees RctlVty last week in llc grocery market
oFfhE: dull. klos = Lagum s. a 81; sales Flo,n.
> per Dbl In tnr to common brands f,r cily usc
!" - 10 81. NnnAr prime Pennsy wanna red
- :" cts; ialr Southern az cls, Excn,Naf: on
England prem; Boston par "A /; New York oar !.
baltimore par dis; Richmond |. Charleston /.
Augusta !; Nashville !; Louisville y n Orleans
par prem.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
Still Greater Decline.


~ RICHARDS s. Co. are now opening an as
" s,rlment oi printed and common G0Hs oi
undesirable patterns just received by direct importation
from liverpool all o which will be sold wholesale
retail on The most favorable terms Purchasers
specifically solicited 10 call before supplying themselves
elsewhere. and examine stock, which consists partly
IT the following articles:
Beaulilu blue. green and brown Dining Sets
Elegant waite granite do do
Printed, painted aud granite Tea Ware. great variety
Beautiful granite and printed Toilette Wake
El.gar white China Tea Sets
ob Fancy do do do 80. So s1dS4 pieces
Rich French do do do Gold Band
Heb Cnt Glass Decanlers, Wings, lrlies, Tumblcrs.
eic
Pressc, do Tum6lers. Lemeaades. etc.
PLAIN do oievery Description, together with
complete assortment Of Stone Ware
slach 9 VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
MAJ ielA t;l.S.
"Ola y irginnn neI,er Lires. "

odd " Tginny neber h,ts'
Married, Sunday, january 9TH hv Tie Rev
Mr. CLANCY. Mr.. GroRen SMrn. aged 50. Ia Mrs
ANN DAVIS. aged " years, all OF MonongulN county
Virginia.
We learn from the respectable Delegate Of Monouee
ha thai tue above rs true hill Mr. ;. Ia hal, u,
wmo"cr Mrs. ID Was n eonely widow rs the tme'
go-and they have entered into partnership, fo,
better or fog WefSe. -- Richmond Enquirer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
TO TIE WUlGs OF BEDFoRp

meeting Of the Wings Of the county OF bedford
will be held nj The next court. for the purpose OF uolna
jug eanslates 10 represent the county in tho ucxt Leg
shia,e. And aso tor the purpose oi appointing dele
gates 10 attend District Convention IN be held Tor III.
1ohsllon ct candidate tof tue 9Th Congressional Dis
riet \ full meeting Of the party Is earnestly desired
and We trust there will hfa rl ATTENDANCE from every
paft of the county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
i. MING, MEETING

VIII be held N the Meadows of t'o,ls. ,ceh in bed
lord County on Saturday, the Slh OF the present. menlh
March. y I" gel full cNpreasnn at their option Ia
The seectun OF suitable candidates scpresnt them IN
the neAt Virginia Legislature. MANY NlllGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16

" 'oa SMITH, the Mormon propl.e has been acqui,
led 10y H'e authorities ~lc tired linn, the charge,
made agalns, him BY Tue Go,elnor Of Missouri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
L4NpnDIssts SNsT1rUYH ~
rowe L.9QIES,
coNDuCTED BY
mn. AND MAS. mEANr.


Mr.. AND MRS, siEANY. th.akfaI ks shs Ibessl
4VI- patronage they have received ~ Drsvs = ~
nonnco To the inabians II y nchburR sad il vceg
liiat Tile next SESSION Will conmeqce On Monday. ~
ii o' February next fbscoufse Of nsrueskQ y lull =
ihc.en',,co'npr's,ng the various departments q ~
eienl and Modern lfsnnre. Matheiasticpl apt MGaa
Ia selenees best calculated develops yke puWfpof
lle yOehinl mind, and useful spd epioed eit-
CATION. 80
Il'c locaisa efthe Seheolbeng geperary ard bvskly
know ltis deemed uuneeessary W the nav
as aniages II onoysihe apat,nss.s are large and c
no'ons. aud supplied with The Ihsirupneus necessary IN
hps rating The principles Of every department pursued
IN tbs sehoo. Parents " no send children from DE-
lance may have an opportunity Of uniting The advsnss
P's "a liberal and thorough education with couusts-
oie nnd agreeable home; Mr. NJ HAS made stsNeee.
mcns, 10 receive treire young E.adias-boazdprs
his 'lly. whose sauIa habits and Jeporpent will IL
sof'rm'ended by Mis- Meany, and comtpa,d her care
AMI attention.
Terms per Session ott5 p.optss
! gl'on IN Reading, Writing. Arithmetic. p.
'falnmar, Geography, History. &c., pupils
n",ler The age Of Z years. 4l2 so
. Pupils over the age ofl2
years, IL %
t" With eompcaitpp, !
sh'lorn, Globes. Astronomy, PHILOSOPHY J II 70
Chemistry. Geology. &c.
Ancltni and Modern Languages, each extra, s co
''e'me'lh Algebra, lfgonomeIry, wLtl,e CON
s'T"c'on OF Maps Chag's, sc. By the Scaks
Music with ihe use Of Piano, Two lessons wx
week, 20 80
Board, including washing Sc $40 per m nth. 20 w
% No oihrr erfra except Tor the Vi Globes.-r
Payable inadvanro.
REFERENCES.
w " Rev. j Johns, ZIP. Bishop Of Virginia
fh. Eey, Yhenas Atkinson.
Jancs lteghea,
b. NJ. Whaaton.
ha,irs kni'slr NJ d., Pr, Mod. Lam, Uaiyess,y Va.
sani Garland, AleNnndet Yompkins,l
{, DnbnrY. ID Redes. Esots
JAMES tt,sliu,1, u. Elu,cher,
Jan NJ ,sr
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BALTIMORE March II

fLorR-lloward street 81 rs; City Mills, several
parcels taken Tor shipment s. 81. " heat oa
80 cents. No change in PeoyIsrons. TosAc,o-
N'oc@ aud demand llmted-no change in prices
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16

iAAaS-hy fel-renrr II III, rrlcecdiags Of the
losslaare oar resdes will see the taxes pissed by
Ihc House al Delegates, and Which TO doubt III he con
CARED ia BY the Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-16
PARMyuI.E CONVENTION.

The Convention Tor the purptsa oi Nominating suit
able ,adl;e for the CDl OCCASIONAL District couplsed
OF tae cpna,ies OF Cumberland l.uncuburg, Prince I'd
ward, Charlotte, Campbell Buckingham and FIuvaa-
ua will meet in Farmve. on JteiyesIag As PED Of
,Nuch, (not the 23d as formerly puhshedl We sub
,on the call for the Convention;
The Undersigned ciiizens of ihr il Congressional
District c,np,sed II Cumberland l,tnrnhnrr Prince
Edward, Charlotte. Campbell. Buckingham and Flu
Delegates meet AT Farmvllle on the Wednesday, after
the third Monday IN March next. select Nhr can
,idate for Congress. As OF the county Courts will
have passed before this recommendation can possibly
reach ,he several countless respectfully recommended
Houses the second Monday in March to appoint their
Delegates TO said Convention The undersigned ma he
this suggestion in spirit Of the most uniegned devotion
to the grea, principles which animate the bsom of every
true Wing and under the full conviction that united
action will, despite the arts Of our unscrnnuous and
willy aiyersarics, To tl principles more bril-
liant triumph than that of $40.
WIN. NJ. Thornton, Reuben B paeson,
'. Parish. Sas T. Waiver,
james w. Austin, John Jones
lt,nry Il. Irving, Fhil'p \. Boiling
John {. Trent. Edward Saunders,
~ tuHboiinnd. Thus f.. Juncs
Nch'd H. iolrr r. NJ Bonlnrant,
Bryan w. y win. Of Bucksghan.
Of Campbell. Bari. &. Payne,
Fln'ott1a
'lt may by proper 10 say that there were no IL, Ia
gates present from Prime Edward aud Charlotte and
that the Delegate from iunenbury had eil H.. cy be-
iure this paper prepared