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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-16

fen Irel soa's Eiae.-The bull To reimburse To Gen.
jackson the fine u $1,000 Imposed upon him By Judge
Hall in 1915 with interest from that nie is still before
Congress. II is remarkable that daring the long period
If Locooco ascendancy. this application no, thought
NJ and j, has only been since the Wings obtained ma
ri,y in bh Houses of Congress that the idea of est
tuition has been br,,cbed. II the judgment Of Judge
Hall was in itself wrong, and if the etc, to infc'
wound upon the reputation of Cen Jackson. he and his
friends WIN long held in their hands the means
of rodress subnit;c with .ar patience to the mus
,iec and ii is certainly remarkable that after nearly
twenty years endurance of the wrng. during ,wohIris
Of which TINA the purses,rngs have been in their own
hands, they did employ their power to eice the stig
ma upon the old Generals name, and to make rcstu-
ton of the sum which had been Improperly ex,orc from
him And no, the less strange. that, after so long
submittin. the wrong they should so suddenly be a
w,kened To sense Of duty On the accession Of the
Wings 10 power, and should Violently denounce that
marty for very naural reluctance do what il would
-eem they were unwilling to do themselves! As we
sfs before hal occasion to remark. we have no Oh
.c.,on To returning the General his thousand dollar fine
with interest, not because we convinced that
il WAS Improperly imposed; bu, because we are sat
isied that the which induced its imposition. howev
er unnecessary aud arbitrary IN fact was by him deem
,- essential un.er the circumstances by Which he was
surrounded, the safety of the country. So believing
we would vote for the repayment to him Of the sum ask
cd for BY his ensprovided, The law so authorizing It's
repayment conveyed no mpuaiion upon the integrity OF
the Judge by whom the fine was imposed. True, the
General says he will not receive il upon such TERMS
Very wc-ll,at is question for him TO decide, ana we
should be very indifferent to his decision. With our
concurrence he should receive ii On any other
terms.
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TIRE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

III " oA>pha"f'io4>A'' ohNi NiN
The following is the report Of The Committee, to ap
portion the Districts in this State:
Isle OF Wight. Nanscmond, Norfolk County
Town OF Petersburg, Pruce George. Sussex, South
ampton. Surry.
2.-Notioway, Grccnvillc. Mecklcnburg. Brunswick
I.nnenburs, Amelia, Cumberland. Dmwiddc.
3.-PlItsylvania, Franklin, Henry, Halifax, Char
loe.
3.-CamphcI!, Bedford, Amherst, Buckingham
Prince Edward
5.-Albcmarle, Nelson. Fluyanua, Louisa, Greene.
Madison, Orange. Culpewr.
6.-llenrico, Richmond City. Chesterfield. Powha-
tan. Hanover. Guochland. King William.
7.--iork Norfolk Borough Princes Anne, Accomac
Northampton. Elizabeth City, Warwick James City
New Kent. Charles City. Matthews, Gloucester.
S.-Esscx. Midd.cscx. lancaster, King s Queen
Richmond County, Northumberland, Wesmorcland
Caroline, Sp,tisyvana.
9.-Fauquicr. Stafford. Rappahannock Prince vii
lin, Faiif \, Loulonr, King George
l0.-Frederick. lIampshirc Morgan, Berkeley JEFF.
ferson, Clarke, Warren, Page.
ll.-Rnking,am Rockbrdgc. Augusta, Pcndcton.
Hardy, Shenandoah.
l2-Monroc Boictor. Roanoke Montgomery, Pat
rick. Floyd Giles, Mercer, Greenbrier, Fayc,tc, Lo-
gan, Bath. Allegheny.
l3-Washugtun. Lee. Scott Russell Smyth
Wyhc. Graysnn, Carroll. Pulaski Tazowell.
l4.-kamwha, jackson, Mason. Cabell Wayne
Lewis. Harrison, Braxtnn, Randolph, Nicholas, Poca
hun,as
l5-M 'nougalia, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall, Tyler,
Marion, Wood, Preston.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan. 10.

Fiom-A sale of AGO bhls Howard stree, flour. good
standard brands, made from store this morning al
So 81 and another sale. the extent of which did
learn. OF the same description, n, 81 81 which show
falling ol In price. The receipt price IL unsettled -
There have been transactions IN City Mills Flour
holders, generally. asking 81 l2l. No Susquclannn
Flour in market
Grain, - Receipts of Wheat limited nor have
there been any sales since previous quotations. which
soas5 cts for fair To good Mary land reds. and inle
ror sorts FROM 80 toss cts according to quality. The
las, SUES III ,c and yellow Corn were al i3aitc from
vessels, sale Ut white from store took place As
Uhishey.--Small sales Of hlds have taken place at
lsasic aud Of bbls a, 10 49, cents per gallon.
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NEW YORK. jan Y, 1913.
Exchanges are very dull. and Alabama funds have
advanced 10 l5al6 per crnt. discount--oler descrp
tions remain before. The operations in Foreign FIX
change rinlng at l05ial05. London and $5.it
on France.
The Foreign news received Yesterday DOES not np.
pear 10 have any effect upon our market. Cotton con
tlnucs in far demand without any change in prices
The sales since Saturday noon amount To QUO bales.
which ~ were Texas, 81 cents, short price Flour is
only taken as wanted for city nse aud prices for mns
description are nominal Gonnesee 81 90 lad 75 OH,
aud Michigan 81 5tat rs. Gcorgciown 81 31iai 90
Penna 81 37l. Nothing has been don" in Gram. From
cargo OF New Orleans Sugars landing. 100 hhds wyr'
taken ut rafsc
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= = + 2 q 2
BED BLANKETS, from So 90 to the finest.
NEGRO BLANKETS, sono M low az 50 ccu,s.
PULLED CLOTHS AND C.lSSLNETI'S,
some as low M % cents,
LLNSEIS. from Cd to the bcs, quality
FI-4.N.NELS, from Cd To IS,
.MOUSLLNiS, la,es, style. very low.
SILiULS. splendid assortment,
DELpETS and BONNET SILKS, very rich.
BONNET md FELPET RIBB O.NS, remark
ably low.
PLiLN and FIGURED SILKS. splendid a..
sormcnt
COTr6.S CLOTHS. yard wide at i.d,
BED TICKING. nj ID To Is Cd.
C.iLICOES. from Id 10 the best,
SuG.lR. COFFEE. SALT and BALE cor
TO.N.yery cheap.
We have heavy stock Of tho above articles, and are
disposed 10 sell them very low.
ROBES Il BURTON.
Dec. Is taf
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VIRGINIA, to wit At Rules held in the Clerks Office oi
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
County of HALIFAX, in the month Of January, 1913
Armstead Bar1sdalc, Plaintiff,
against
John Powell, Joshua Powell, William II. Crow der and
Mary his wife, Bedford Jones and Emelne his wife, ats
a. Powell and Anthony Sydnor, Defendants.
IN CH,NcEEY.
The defendants John POWELL Joshua Powell, Watson A.
Pow ell, William H. Crowder and Mary his wife and Bed
ford Jones and Emcline his wife, not having entered
their appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory cv-
dencc that they not inhabitants ii this commonwealth:
II is tina, the said defendants John Powell, Joshua
Powell Watson A. Powell, ~ ilia II Crowder and Mary his
wife, Bedford Jones and Emelnc his wife, do appear here
the day of April Term next, and the bill OF the
plaintiff, that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Ivnchburg Nignian for two months successfully, and post
ed at the door of the courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste,
WM. s. HOLT, d c.
Jan I6 WIN
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FOR RENT.

LAW NOTICE.
4 HAVE taken nv son JOHN II. GARLAND into
Il partnership with in The
Practice Of Law.
We will regularly practise in the Courts Of Campbell
Amherst. Bedford. Nelson, the CorpDra,on Of Lynch
burg, and the Superior Court Of Rockingham Prompt
attention will be given to all business entrusted u our
management. Address, J. & j. r. GARLAND. Lynch
burg V1gmin.
shall continue TO attend the Court Of Appeah.
J. GARLAND.
Scpt2 % ,sF
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Negroes ~ .1MefiO,s.

WILL be sold at Exchange corner, on "Wednesday
W the 18th inst
Rlc Guns, made by l.. Fisher, warranted
| Beer pump
! patent Bee Hive, with about bushels live Bees
aud 90 or l0tlhs most beautiful Honey
10 kegs Spanish Floating Indigo
3 barrels New Orleans Sugar
3 boxes Soap
s do Sperm Candles
10 do new Rasins
| barrel Malaga Wine
set l}lacksmh's Tupls
together with several other articles.
NJ TALBOT, Ancit.
Jan Is 1t
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VIRGINIA 10 ,v-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for
the County of Halifax in the month Of January, 1913:
Elisha ksdau, Jr., Plaintiff,
against
John IIcnlrcc and Thomas s. Flournoy, Defendants.
In CHANcERy.
The defendant John Hendrce, having entered his ap
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
not an ina Of this Commonw calth II is ordered
that the said defendant John Hendrce do appear here the
first day of Ai Tern, next answer the bill Of the plain
tiff that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in tha
yncby vrginan for months snccessively and posted
at the front door of the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-feste,
VIM. s. HOLT,p c.
J,,u,,v 16 w2m
H.,.. In, Ia HsRSrs,
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
JANUARY 10Th. lS43
LVLlJAII JOHNSON. of the Town Of Iynch'mrg,
1I having filed petition praying that he may be de
cared Bankrupt II is ordered. that all persons claim
ing be creditors e the said Elijah Johnson show caus'
to the court. the l5th day Of February next, why
the said Elijah Johnson be HOT declared bankrupt. pnr-
san 10 the act Of Congress in that behalf and that a
copy ofhs order be published in the newspapers accord
iny Ia the 22d and Oath rules Of court.
A Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON. elk.
Jar. I6 Wow
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TO VEIE PUBLIC.
RIO AL j. NJ q IL q A N,

BARRIER. &C.,
TEAS opened SHOP in Mr.. Crac's New Granite
n Building, first Office .on the street leading Mar
Tins Nharehousc. and will be- thankful for patio age
lie the public that he will at all times be found
at his post READY and WILLING to give his atten-
ton their comfort In consequence of the hardness
Of he times, he has reduced his prices AS follows:
For a single shave Is. cents
Cutting Hair. | 2. cents.
Andmouihly customers in pr"porlion. RI. NJ.
Jan. Is 1t
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Georgia Congressional special Elcction.-As far as
heard FROM the election Of member To supply the place
Oh Mr. Habersham in this State, augur well for
Inc eec,ion Of Wing. George w. Crawford (Whig)
has beaten Alexander McDouyald N.oc') in nearly every
county heard from
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Jan.a

Tobacco. was a sale Friday Of 10 OF , no ps
heads al Shockoo Warehouse. the first this year. n,
material change in price for the last month quote
new lugs. $2a2 30; leaf. 5 4 so; old lugs 2 50
, IS; leaf, common. 3 3 - and 4; mlddng. - q
5; good, 5 25a 4, fine, Il 80 n 8 %.
oW.--Cana, a. without demand.
Con.--i0a As cents per bushc
Oot,--30 cents per bushe from wagons and depot
Uhem.--Frvm 60 to IS cents, according To quality.
E\CII\N(,E
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d. TIE Mp F. r. e MEETIN G. ~
The Washington Union Temperance Society will
hold meeting a, the Baptist Church. this evening
ocluck
The meeting will be addressed by Robert II. Branch,
Esq. J. {. YOUNG. Secretary.
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MARRIAGE.

Married. on Tuesday. the 29ti, ut.. by the Rev FL
as Dodson Mr.. JoHN f. NosELy. Of Charlotte to Mis-.
MARY G.. daughter the late Capt, John Hunt of Pin,
sylvania county.
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
Jan :, IS43:
JORDAN p. RUCkFh oflhe county Of Bed
- ford. having filed petition praying that he may be
declared bankrupt: It is ordered, that all persons claim
ing 10 be creditors Of the said Jordan p. Buckel
show to the cout. the 9Th day of March next
why the said Jordan Z. Ruckcr, be not declared 4
bankrupt, pursuant to the act Of Congress in that behalf
and that copy OF this order be- published in the news
papers, according to the 22d and 24th rules Of court
A Copy-Tes,e.
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.
Jan. l6 WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-16

kENrUCkY.--'Thc Legislature of this State con
vened at Frankfort the 3sl ult--Lt. Gov. Thonp-
son took the chair obcio President Of the Senate
and 'on l.. Helm (Whg) was on the Attn ballot cleo
ted Speaker Of the II Of Representatives being
I.ocof,co and Wing candidates. The Message o.
Gov. L,tcher is brief In his allusion to Na,iona
politics, he makes remark which ought to fall upon
the public Judgment with peculiar force at this period
of universal distress. "Once." he says, eve were
blessed with good, if not the best, currency in the
world, and, being deprived Of that we have experienced
little else but trouble from that day TO this" Nobody
will deny this fact; though many will endcavor &C
count for il by ascribng it to other than the obvious
cause.-the destruction of that currency by series Of
rash and awlcss experiments. What, them is the rem
cdy9 Gov. Letcher points to il in these words "'The
sovereign remedy for the affecting malay under which
we have suffered long and 50 severely, is, think
in the power Of national rulers Whenever they
may be pleased to administer it, speedy symptoms of re-
cpvery will soon follow Until tina, is done the disease
never be entirely eradicated though there may be-
occasional Temporary intervals Of improvement"
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OBITt.A Y.

Died. in this place. on Friday the Goth ut, after a
painful illness Of several weeks duration. Mn FnEpE-
RICK II. MuRRELI. native Of Buckingham, but for
many years resident OF Iyncburg
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n. ~ 1olcr, Esq:-We notice YOU have presented to
the Legislature petition Of 'cltIzers of Bedford and
Campbell 10 incorporate company 10 construct Turn
pike On the Forest Road" Some of us deeply interest
ed and Immediately on this raad, would like To know
sonc'hng of this petition. The proposed beginning.
ending and mode Of consruclion and other points OF oca
ten. II is mar 10 us. ard if mol asking too much have
their memorial published. BEDFORD.
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The Winchester Republican This paper has chang
ed hands, The former editor. Mr.. Towers, has retrct
from II, and Mr. no. H. GaIlaher. has taken the helm
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The SomcrsThe Court Of Inquiry is still taking les.
''"ony IN this ease |, is supposed they viii finish the
testimony in few days, when they viii render the
Dict
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" asl,il,yie,ll city

o. I'ie Ea Rev. The'phins fi,k. former editor
of the Old pominnn, Is now eciuring on Mesmersrn in
Washington city.
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Trustees sale Of Real Estate.

Trustees sale Of Real Estate.
10y virtue Of Decd of Trust. executed to US by SAM
I'D uel Scott. bearing date the 18th day Of May 1872.
and duly recorded in the Clerks office # Amherst Coul
" Court, for certain purposes therein expressed,
shall proceed to sell the premises, to the hghes b
der for ready money Saturday, the 2sth day OF Ja.-
usry. 1913. il fair. IL not the next fair day thcrearx.
Sundays oxceped,) The
Tract Of Land,
wherein the said Samuel Scott resides, coMtaiing
two hundred aud Acres be the same nuHc IN lee
lying aud being Ia The county OF AM erst and adpinng
the Lands OF Charles Mundy james Dillaris heirs aud
olhers--beng the same tract Of Land. which the said
Samuel Scott purchased of Reroen Carver lying with
in one mile OF the James River and kasawha Cansl.
The Houses a comfortable DIpELLASfi HOUSE.
and all other necessary Ou ouscs for A. ssnaih family.
The Land anunds in Mines. Mlnersfs and Foss$.
We deem il unnecessary to give >, more particular
description ofthe Land rs those wishing to purchase.
wiexauipe it, before The day Vi sale. Thaille y b.
eved To be nnquestioably god but acting fusssr~..
we will only convey such ti,ha is vested IN by de
Deed arcsaid. JAMES Il. JONES. r.,.
DAVin STAPLES.
Jan Q wt2eJf
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BALTIMORE BANkS.-The reports 10 the LIE
esature of Mary shw the following 10 be the ag.re
gate condition of the several Banks of Baltimore ON til,
I'd inst. as compared with January. 1912:
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Impeachment Resolutions. --Mr Bolts brought for
ward his resolutions Of impeachment against the Prosi-
dent the ltth inst. Mr. Bolts moved their reference
Commrtl'r, which the House thought ineXpcdient,
and twas rejected.
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For vJustcnl Institutions.
To THE PIDI.IC.

fHNIlF subscriber hasng renewed his store 10 Capt
j ~ Tabo's CORNER, opposite tho market house.
bcgs leave la state that the for winter coihnr
Ia lar advanced. and not wishing 10 keep On hard any
winter goods for summer. he offers n, his new
stand all Goods in the above line nj cost and all other
goods n, lower prices. than hrrnufe offered by him, "
my other establishment and abatement Among tho
articles, comprising his stuck, may be found Oyercs,s;
frock. Dress and Hunting Coats in every variety and
latest STYLE warranted well made and Of the hest atcr
ais. equal any. and 'betler than the cheap
cr than offered before in This other market
Also Pants Vests. Shirts. Drawers, Stacks, Busura.
Collars. Suspcnders, Gloves, and every article in lbs
ailurng coIhing line, usually kept.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed ~
him. stranger he hopes by strict attention and pune
tuali,y in business merit from his Obj customers and
! the public, continuance ot the same.
Ill - -
Cutting nj the shorest notice. and warranted 10
II 50 lor cutting coats, aud 25 cts br PANTS aud
| vets
.IxSV
Cutting and making tho shortest notice, and fr
the finest coat s. aud down To s. for COMMON. Pants
and vests IN proportion
Please call and for tho truth ofihe above, give hila
trial. and il he don't suit he will pay for tho mate
rails.
BENZ. TERRY.
JAS. ~ if,s
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
OCTOBER 10th. 1872.

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
OCTOBER 10th, 1872.
uOlIN J. PllRNlS has Just returned from trip ,llor
- Goo,s, and can with truth ssy ho sUow opening
n Daik Square, Lynchburg, the ch~apcs. stock .,
DRfGOODS, GROCERIES. &c.
ever before opened by him
Broad Cloths aud Cass,neres. very cheap
Cassnes. Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans. at 20 cts per
yard and upwards
Mkt plain, and striped Inseys at Cd per yard and up
wards
Double width Crcassians. from 81 eta. por yard ,o
the finest
Blcachcd and brown Domestic Shifting, yard wido. u,
Aid per yard
Alpaca Iusr. splendid quality. a. Oc,s per yard
Bombaxnes. all grades. very cheap
Wooen and Cotton Stockings nllcoors u, I'd por mir
FapDcls. all colours from Ia per yard 10 the hncst
Shawls. large supply, for Fall and Winter use
Hats and CAPS. fur. seal. sc.
Knitting Yarn, blue mkt, white and red
Calcoes, splendid assortment FINN AID to os per yard
with great variety Of other Dry Goods. too tedious
10 mention
SALT! SALT!!
A large loi of Salt fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar. from AID to l0c,s. per h.
Coffee, a superior article nj gd per h.
Spun Cotton. best make, at Factory priccs all numbers
Shoes, god assortment. at "a Sd. aud upwards.
JNO. ).PURVlS.
Oct II sT
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District Of Nir. inIn.

For the Eastern District Of Nir. inln.
Jan :, 1913:
A BRAIIAM REYNOLDS of the county OF Frank
IA lin having filed petition praying tina, he may bs
declared Bankrupt 1t is ordccd that all persons claim
ing 10 he creditors Of the said Abraham Reynolds
show cause to the court, the 18th day Of
March next why the said Abraham Reynolds
be no, declared bankrupt, pursuant 10 the act OF
Congress in that behalf and that copy Of this order
be published in the newspapers according to the 2d and
2ilh rules Of Court.
HENRY GIBSON. elk.
Jan Is WOW
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~ We tender our thanks To Messrs Rivcs, Cary
and Aeriss for various Public Documents,
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SYCAMORE STREET, PErERsBvRS, Va.
GOUNTRY Merchants and others IN want Of any o
~ the ahpve articles. will find IT. my establishment
the desirable e.ock have ever onerca greatly
reduced prices call from my Old friends and Gust
Ell is solicited.
Ocl II Is
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KODEEfT .NOKRxSS
allIil2

HAS taken the u ~ o. " II TEL.
IL on Main street. recently tcuped by Mr. Henry
H. Davice.
Feelings of gratitude prompt him to tender to his
friends and patrons who have generously supported
him heretofore, his warmcst thanks. and in Taking this
establishment. respectfully sollcs Continuance u their
support in this way.
The location is pleasant The rooms are very comorta-
bic. with good stable. and spring Of excellent ws,er
within few yards Of the door, oaoing him 10 mako all
WHO may favor him with their patronage. comfortable
In fine he would say 10 the Farmers and Planters of tia
country. to the Travelling Public to all. call at the L.
Mon and you shall BIO oomorlable-be made to feel At
II M f..
Jan. 9 wk}niC
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Notice.
THNITE LANGlTORNE MILLS arc still carried %
4 in the name of Ianghorne Il S,ep.oe.--Wc shall
continue TO pay the highes, market price for Wheat.
H. s. LANGHORNE,
FAAErIE STEPTOE.
Aug Is tsif
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
BURLINGTON ACADEMY 4 CITY
SCHOOL. g@N

INtE Subscribers Ds,ing procured III. eligible
i aad well known room. IN the basement Of N.
Methodist Church. would respectfully invite the
,ttent,on of the citizens Of burlington and VICINITY
TO their effort to establish the Bun llng,on Acade-
any Rnd CI. School. and their ro-op-ra,ion in
rendering Il such an institution rs shall he worth.
OF the young and rising Git, which IL j. lorsted
The first term will commence ON Monday. 4,b
sep. next. aud will continue for tvs Quart, r. ~
twelve weeks each. Instruction will be given in
the following branches. v,s: M6
Reading, Writing, Orthography. Arithmetic,
Grammer, Geography. t'om position, Elorutior.
Popular Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry History.
Latin, Greek. French aud German Languages. All.
Ssbrs. Geomrtr,. Trigonom.try. Log ari,hm.
ueasnrat'on, Surveying, Navigation, Astronomy
&C.. &c. stts 8i
S,udents will I've htte,i for College or carried 10
any extent required ia usual college studies.
Freqaent familiar LECTURES will b+ addressed
Ia the pupils designed 10 enkiuiie the love oC
Knowledge and iuctte 20 srdor and diligence IN
study and form in then, int llectusl Character
TERMS.
Fer Reading. Writing aud Orthog1phy, $685.
ss4 per- quarter 44 IS 90
Gla,nm,r r.. Arithmetic. Geog, Apply, Com.
position, aud Eiocut.on. 90
Languages. Mathemstic. aud the high.
tr brancts. tf sef 44e eFY on
- II is the design Of the subscriber. il suitable
encourAg. meat is afforded IL. m to establish ,sr
,nanent Institution Of increasing character aud
usefulness. Satisfactory references given 10 any
.ho ana, desire. saa.ak;s9 -, 40
sAML Hut HisoN,
w. u. STARR. 81
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