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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23
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The iniquiious failures ri tins odhaus compound Of
rank DemagQgsn opPfsss nn inequality and inb.ciliiy
engnss the public mud IN very remarkable manner
10 the present exclusion Of almost every ollpr subject
For ourselves We confess that did never .Atnci
10 live 10 any American Legislature siuctohlug
such bill So distinctive 81 ,qnulny. 81 uIusltofal,
Infamous IN the D,maetgue design el making the
tqrHs bear the bufhens el the country. eear rh1mas
jefferson pleased one IN the teeth OF all his
tory, thai towns were SUITS upan ihr body polite
Let cite instance 10 prove the enormous ioilui-
~ of this Tax bill It's chairman. Mr.. Randolph owns
fine estate the ltadIanh af AUenaflc-say ol
700 acfesand tic taA on that by this hill Is H. cents
the HUNDRED daIIars-w hch irhe land be ass.s.d At
So pc acre, will be- something ho 5 10 lor The holc
tract.
lively, as things 20 nths country. wealih-s ailu
enccls .irstociarg. according Ia The "Democratie no
lon OF Arlslocraey Severn hundred acres Of the rich
Redands oi Aeeinafle. viii support eetfy year. aud
IN The worst year that can bca, the proprietor ls nic
and children and slaves III plenty and elabe hn 10 pay
his taxes, las sail and non bl. his sugar aud coffee blli
and his blacksmith, b,ll. without Inconvenience.
10 be The ofrrf IT such an eaIae Im lea substantial
wealth, and paet- t P@frrur a5gFc TIN lear ol want
Evon Il bad mana-r. h, ha- lire happy certainty HAT
his wifi and chfiicn clnaol Waui ttcmL Tho sae ol
negro at two eaeH u var or M. VIII sPte oil all
atrcaaeos, MAXI biu cson with the World aud secure
his family thcil tonts and plenty
Now lnnN on tlrc nhot side ii liz picture. We Chat
= - va Inn - ~ '' 'le - "''7f VINO nave
~" l'3i' VIM s'''' lH'" IN NY IHon'h. sui !
NV ny '"""i'l !" u, H. i" 'i'he' ana 10 fdueale,-
''''.. ' :. ~ WIN n.1l''i',}' '1 ''{ ana by
p's"'' "' .,'a'''' 73','S 10 n'i"'} 'oip' lhc
eloo''ss ~ ''''F ''uis nI,uds, or nay o"n industry
t'''H'e ~ ''' s',', - ''oo per "hpn'-eno"Gh
',' p4 '''',' W. ~ nv ''' 10 '''d my
'"''4'' - ~ - ' - '"', I'M 'ds'"' ana ~ an
NY ,'''p' '',9 ~ "'''N'" a'a t'il' IS sis''iS.
n'' "''' 'lis ~ ,'9' ''i a'i 1t comes III and
s'lN - '' sun ~ - q" Nool lHia"e !" support
l r E''.i'''nl ''9 ''e Il ""osW"n-}o1 are therr
~, 'i '"' '''.i'5e''') NJ" not only
~ '.' 40 - , '.' I''''e '' h'nR Nhg
w., "'l = ".,', '''' 20 l,l"''il5 l'f The act
- W" o." w '"' w ''''' a''''S :" one ''uAand
'1'','Ia VINO would not
. AL l w. I-i. '' WIS poor ana completed 10
w. 2 , h I,t ,, '' ''''I ''9' ny ''is Jaw
tnr,,al as nnqb A.. Mr. li.,s,n Ml'l'n
as '. II 49, ~ 81 ''lS9o h'ndoph' Will bus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23
JAMES NJ. PORTER. ESQ.

This is the namr OF the new Secretary of War.
brother of David Ricnhonsc Porter. Democratic Gov
ernor OF Penns5 lsania. Ills appointment and preien
sons mercil, ssly assaulted by the Globe Washing
ton. and the fenns, vaoan at Philadelphia he
bles Van buren, pap rs IN the Union. The appoint
meut of Mr. Porter aserIbed by each unbesatngly. to
design vi bUying Pcnnsy lsanla, modesly entertained
by Mr. Tyler, and both papers pronounce that his Acct
deucy # such VII his d Itct doubt IL was. (nr
Who really doubt t) has ''mlsscd the figure" lie
has shown desire pr Tie purchase, but did not si
quaint himself whether The article Tor sale aud ii
has bid quite too low 10 ,Apoci To be knocked cut
10 him.
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TIE VIRGINIA ATJpr

me last Legislature in North Carolina has ,oon III,
20 me "te'7apin Legishutwe But i, is s.,ra.,.
circumstance 10 our l.eeislalnre For the nth C,l
va legislature was III session only about 60 DAYS Will.
'he f'F+'na Legislature has now been in Session,
Una" io' days And what have thy d,n7 W..
"'y nave refused the Land Fund an taxed III. p.,o.
oeS'dcs which, they have scarceI, passed anyohe, 1
"'f'" noticing. The Virginia body deserves and -
''' '' H. the name OF the terraldn Legislature Tim.
seafoi Loco foco misrpe las been slouph t, sinh ,l.,
party into oblivion in thu state.
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/ f.N NENNE.E ORAI,Ops


!" WIZ De rec'iiee ted al'nt twelve n.nrhA arc We
F'o'S"en an article, in which T., nncss,e ., r..
SENATOR ."'. Dew lorared Pymomh Roet IN yi,.o-
Ia instead OF Massachusetts, Recently. vcsce, ,.,a
'' ongress IN that State in a s,,cch l,t,,,,,,.
PIE, compared the ''glmo rfai Mi,ic,,, ,t, ,,,,.
VINO 'hFe" The tea overheard in the Larlo or Of Fan,
more lie continued 10 rrfat this IaJtin,re occur.
ie"ce 'of me rd i'me ~len gentleman ia the crow
erie" ont bosfon instead ri baltimore, But To show
S''" '''''f me wonderful hnowl't.r Of Gr, e1u1I,
possessed by the Tennessee Loco Focos We give sr,
winch occurred at Washington. \ member from Ten.
hesSe"' hr " dtefson, is said 10 lie chosen for Can,
dAtiats Venezuela. \ good story is related a,on,
fhls learned parsonage. The President remarked T., In,
III i"''on@'ng tone, "NrlI if. Watterson. h l,sr
must send You To Venezuela - The ora,,,, M. NV,
was quite overcome, and replied modcsy tlar he vss
'ofh Obliged to The PreSden', but he feared tia climate
o' '""aod would be too cold Tor his consttuoul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23

tUInaf, Mlrcl l1th.
sage. by that body, oithe following bills:
To amend az act eutie1 IAN act Ia in,,rpora,c ia,
Lexington aud HochbTdgc County SAVINGS Instltuz
non, aud The Ezabclhtown Savings INSTITUTION IN the
county OF OHIO passed March Slh s5l;' - tia, The,
have also passed with amendments The bills TO nm.
vent iree negroes aud muaiioes from sellnr cram and
other ARTICLES without Il certificate Of oWnrrshlp."
ne Dill ITO prevent Tree negroes aud mulaliocs from
selling gram, Ae. with lle amendments, vas land on
the table.
JURISDICTION OF MAGISrR lY'ES
The bill extending the jurisdiction Of Justices oc the
Peace, with the amendment of th, E,,,,i,,,. .l ~,
substitute proposed by Mr.. GaIaher. WAS taken mn ~,
hsaion OF Mr.. Iatem ~ ''
debate ensued, IN which the extension Of The nuns
ee'o1 OF magistrates was opposed by Mcssrs Crnrch
held, Daniel OF r., and Ieake of and ,,,,,o,r,J -
Messrs Iatem, Gallaher and lopkns
Mr' Haiiahers substitute was then adnpted-G6lo If
MI w Wilmington addressed the House viii, n!,,
fafaestness N opposition 10 the extension of the
@c.es' a"d TO tue general principles of the bill
lhe Question being upon the amendment as amended
u was decided In the alirnaiiye-6i To 80
an amendment was proposed BY Mr. Garnet giyinr
70 JUSTICES Inc lee Tor making out copies OF Judgment,
vi courts NV" - w"
Mr. Saith Of u >, moved as an amendment IN This
VII "'ic went to stay the collection of debts some tw
years that was introduced into the Senate nv Col
~ one. '' y wv VI ~
MI Sinlth made an appeal frieads of relief to CONF
Io'"Ao epo support his amendment-n was the las
opportunity TO give relief to the pe,ne and he hn
those who had gone for relief would be eo.s,.sea. az,
60 with him now A' "''
@ts oo''es opposed the amendment with great ener
~ lie was friend Of relief but he would vote arans
sne amendment, which he said, merely designed
e"oy '''e ohi. Inc amendment, too, had been re
Jected ~ LIE Sepate and would be idle To mass !, !,
this House :" pa'' It "
ne amendment was rejeeted-l05 to SIR.
III. Garrietls amendment was then se;4ced and H.,
VI" was ordered To lis engrossment---GS to 81,
On motion Of Mr.. Cootes,
The House adnurned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23
From Tic .Neic ifaren poIiaiiu,n.

NrcLrrs 90 ruE toMrr.--Nc had n fair opporiu
tnniiy Saturday evening, the lih, Of observing the
nucleus or head Ui the cou,et II being O'Clock
sdcrably ,.vaifd above The horizon aud close 10 the
we'll Known star Io.ea oi The Whale (55 ceti) Al
tins time, lis rght asconeion was hour i3 minutes,
and It's declinaltn degrees, nearly-seling about
twenty minutc4 before o'clock. The train occupied IN
fact more than Two hours IN setting; bot beng immersed
Ia the yap5r The horizon lis feeble ~ eNtin
pnshcd tapldly. aud hong before Il had actually sci -
The nucleus doubtless far less brilliant that il would
have been had It's latitude been greater. aud the
nbscut; but nnder these disndyantagea ii pre-
soncd The Appearance 81 bright cenru spot. rnveoped
IN misty hazf, ehrraed IN the dlfoclmn ol the
train the whole somewhat resembling lamp seen
TN. u2h shade u ground glass The tram better
than heretofore being elevated above the horl
zln and extended further eastward. It's visible length
WIS about forty desncs-northefn margin about twode
sfees south ut Gdan,n Ertiant-eastorn visible lmll
near the Sccpfe-sape resembling a a very large
feather with the convey bdc upwards
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EDi1 ORS' CORRESPC,NTF.N'CE

RionMoNp. March Is. 1913.
'ad hoped, before this ,me, to have terminated ny
correspondence, but we sth he.c, and when ".
"ai get away, this deponent saith not There are,
understand, about one hhdred ILLS get upon Tic Clerk
bte on their first and second ,cadings-a fact The an
innclaiun ct which will enable those who are acquaInl-
eo WIN The character Of legislative proceedings, 10 scr
lhat' " Inc most q iie shall: not be 0reySimgbed the
Legislature Will contpqe IL session until about the md
die OF April The general feeling however, is to break
up ana leave tins mass Of unfinished business for the
action ola future Legislature, 50 soon as the Tax BILL
'u one OF TWO others of important character SHAH
"a'eoeen hnaIly actedupon. When that will be, lcanno'
even venture To surmise The Tax bill passed the House
ofDelcgates Tuesday last il is still at the Close Of
me week, In the hands etiho Sonates oommitl,c Il
'"e Senate itself Should require lie sJacc If Inc ID
scf""n'ze The multliarlous and novel provisions OF ms
wonderful financial sth,ne, it will net lie returned III
me Rouse OF Delegates socGer than Friday next ana u
may 'e Possbte, therefore, that the Legislature VIII ar
J. uih W ms night week. do not speak, ho"e'f'
win aAt sort Of confidence the suhcc io' never WAY
The the remark, No one knows What day m'y eT'.s
iorth," more strictly applicable the ,bors oi2ny SET
men Han ii has been the actions # the present Legs
laurc
he Ssqate's c4mmttce. it is understood. will ifea'
mend many alFTatops in the Tax bill. AmorR gins
have heaFq ii said that they propose 10 strike OH u
tax on State bonds, and % reduce that salaries '
that ttsy recommend tax priRiiug presses, any
poll ilA Oh free negroes.
II would seem to me that illtJt could npt be Two '7
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= = = 3 Z q
BED BLANKETS. from So 90 10 the finest.
.NEGRo BLANKETS. some RS low as 80 cents
FtLLED tLOIUS .LND C.LSSLNTTTS
low - cents.
LhNSElS, from Cd 10 lhr best quality,
tILGAEi.S, from Al u 81.
.NOi SiLN,S, latest style, very low,
SLiUJS. splendid assortment
ELt EfS .LN'D BOEAET SILKS very rich
BO.N\ET .LND jELIET RIBBO.N.S, remark
ably low.
PLiLN .LND FIGURED SILKS, a splendid as
surtmrnt,
GO1JoN CIO7II>yal wide at I'D,
BED I1ChLNt.. at ID To Is I'D,
tiLH OES, from ,dto the best
81 G1R. tOFFEE, S.1LT AND P.7JE cor
TO.N.very cheap
We have heavy stock of the above Articles and ar,
disposed 10 sell them ye,y low.
ROBES * BURTON.
Dee. l. tslc
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TI1Hlsa 9se LIZ
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Thc 1pirci,burG 1'trGtaiau.
THURSDAY. MlRCH %, 1873
no TIE WIGS OF BEDFORD.

A meeting ithe Wings u the county 81 Bedi nfd'
will be- held the court for the purpose ot n"ina'
ting candidates represent the comfy IN the next Ley
slatnre. And also for tle purpose of appointing deli
gates 10 attend District Convention 10 he held Tor the
nomination ala candidate fr the filth fougn Dis
lrlct fall meeting Of the parry Is earnestly desired,
and we trust there will be full attendance fom every
part Of the country.
Signed by n large number Of Wigs
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GEN. CASS

''h ASS f'as announced !imao4fa candidate tor thc
,Sdency subject to The decision OF National Conycn
''' ne Is about half Loco Eoco Lccls.ps iinse #
10 a'Nat"nal Bank, but is III layor of the Incl
projection Q! t'one indusry-on wlt!, accoun,
~ ""uio run nuoA better in PennsyIya4,a aud some
"'F' Northern States, than Mr. Vap Buren, or Mr.
'''oolA. The Ioeos viii mud nm an ugly Gu. once
yet.
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New Spring Goods
) Z y II 70 ~ NV 70.

JOHN =. PsasNIs,
y opening At his Cash Store
stRiEsY oE DRY GOODS,
how scarce IN this market whic ~ be sold at prices
&c sult The uWes.
q. . rrt IS.
New Orleans and st. troN SUGARS, I!d, Cd and
u cts. perl
COFFEE, good at 10 cts and Cd per 10.
NNll, line sacks cheaper than any in market
lo,Ulo lbs spun Cotton from the best Factories il,
Neniq. ot Nos. 4, 5. 8, Z, :, 9. 10, II. Il. Is.
II, al the lowest market price
JNO. J. PURNIS.
March q G,,,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23

- The New York 'Union. ''-Noah's rapcr in
I" New f"Fk-the otiicialorgan of Capt Tyler in that
part OF the United States has been discontinued Tie
AurOfs is now the official organ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23

n OF on IN a hundred Is competent 10 chooso good
Y Piano Forte Tor himself person may be pleased
with lha ol al instrument aud may (bccause OF hi,
Hani OF nlonnallon} hnk II very superior " hist At the
samc tme II may be only tolcnbe.-Sueh is the care
aud prcca0llon necessary selecting Piano Forte Thai
II you have not cNptnrnce III such matters, there are
ten chances 10 one, that you viii be deceived Some IN
slfnncHts would be considered excellent until brought
nto side by side comparison with Others same
~ good Al hr-t but soon beeomc worthless and others
eood bat mol the best. The important part of Piano
(lhe acsa) Ind from The eyes Of purchasers, and there
Is 81 much difference m the principles upon which they
arr constructed as II Is possible to conceive OF.
udrt snch circumstances would 1t moi be most pru
dent tnoIder Piano from dealer III the article. who
has looked into the comparative merits Of the different
makers has been selling particular make for Z
years, during which lime has sold upwards Of three hun
drcd, wIlhenl selling bad one And in addition offers
Ia rake upon himself the rsk of s,ecng for those u
may wish 10 purchase, allowing them the privilege OF a
tna and OF withholding payment until the matter is
fairly tested.
Ihc+eafe the terms Of the subscriber who promises to
sell rs low 10 those who absent, ihosr who give
lheir personal attention. r.. Z NASH.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. %. 1913. tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23

wy XIV f'N.-The CharotiesvillD Advocate ,r,t,.
ma, Should 'ho contest fs the Presidene., h. narrow.
cd d's" between Mr. Van Buren, and Mr.. lay il Mr.
i'ives voted at all he would vote for Mr.. CLAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23
MON TG0MERN COZ NJ1r

we understand Col. DAVID BARNETT, is The
e'''''oa'e 'or the Wings Vim. Wade, Esq. tie pre-.
sent representative, is the caadda,e for the Locus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23

TX BALES Nos. aud Manchester Oznaburgs,
nc do "a Domestic do
3 do 4 1 do do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns No. 1tol 10
On consignment and lor sale pv by
GEO, BAGBY & Co.
Feb = III if
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SALT, NAILS, &c.

KhIl NNN M NNTI
EVV 100 casks Nails. Id 10 Cd.
> tons lrodcgar Bar Iron, well assorted
A. de Country do do
~ hhds \. q. and 81 trolX Sugar
81 bushels Mountain Clover Seed
10 do Tmolhy do do
800 do cloau Oats
Supcrinc and FANNY Flour.
Receiving and Tor sale low for cash
GEO BlGBl s Co.
March % 6ti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23
MISSISSIPPI.

,n 9g ,''D91auc portion of the Legislature, ~ por
, on 9, that Democratic pou,n. have pom,paleJ Mr
a." pp''" lot me IfesldeIcy-ihus disappointing the
raised hopes OF Mr.. Calhoun 's VII
bu' we hear through aVttrutic sources of exe nsiv,
changes OF opinion IN Mississippi aud have linle Jorb,
a' mt '''''3ein'h's ol politicians viii be pun asl, by
'he peoples and that li-y Clay will receive the vote
VI ii,ai oaei ms oPnon entToloed aud express
sagaelty, ia all such matters, We have reason l., Gel
strong cuniidenee. IuI; '''
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.i0ll\NNNlSAI

The friends Of Col Il. NJ. johnson had quite \ meet
ing IN Philadelphia. Dr. ]. w Grtith presided
and Col }. ). Jones' submitted the resoutions O,o a.
them describes "Old Tecumseh" the .choee of the
hey7s'ous Slate for the Presidency This, 10 say the
VI ice President Pennsylvania it would Sven. is moi,
regarded ~ lhese p1trots entitled either Of the
hrsi or second. Whatever we NAV think If n5r nolt
cal opponents and however may oppose their canll
uaes. we cannot but vIaw with surprise such movements
in iayq Of Col. johnson. wl,en Nr Buchanan Comm
field. ' go ~ '"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23
HOUSE OF DETECTIVES

The House adjourned at near five . clock.
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DIED {:

On Wednesday afternoon Joseph Franklin, eldest son OF
Joseph +. Joy, aged years aud months.
The reccs The family invited attend the fcre
iortst-
Suddenly, on the s.h iasi. Mr.. Thomas Whitfield aged
- years
The Trends OF the aiy invited attend the funeral
from his late residence No. 10 Chsubers this sileraooa
a,4 O'clock.
On Sunday morning, ID inst, Mr. George Fordhau. IN
The 18th year OF bis age
AZ bis residence Mamsroneck Weschesier county
the 9 isst, Enoch Tompsins, Esq. aged -
In Coventry, Coma the 18th ult Dir. Cyrus N Page.
of this civ
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pul,Iic Natire.


An article headed To the Public has recently appeared
in several of the City papers signed Thomas Turner
relative cure effected upoa him By Brs;os Sarsapa-
rlla and denying made public IN the prints
prcveuiy that be cured By Sandss Sarsapara and
.eeas my brought before the public IN each oil
these articles ee my duty make the following s,ae-
Hent OF facts far concerned About the iasiot
July drst of August, 1872, MIS- Turner the vile OF
'Thomas Turner called requesting ceruhcaie
from that they needy and proper persons TO
ceive The benecence OF Me Sands they bad adver'
tsed that the poor would be furnished with their Sarsapa.
ria by Recommendation from either tie Alderman OF the
Ward in which they live. the minister OF the Church
where they nenaantS- freely wrote such ceriih.
cate, upon which was subsequently informed thai the
medicine has been obtained. On the sd OF August Mrs
Turner called ain, wishing to write ceruh-
them The thai had been effected by Sandss
apara upon be. husband. -rrote zach Certificate
embracing two facts supposed the OF the disease
with which had been affected and the other OF the
tat had BEN nude She then said that her husband had
taken the Sasapara about three weeks; that his pans
had all left him. AID he had gone 10 his work ana tha he
very thankful for the that had been effected On
the evening the 10th OF October called at Mr. Turner's
residence, and had few minutes conversation with him IN
relation 10 his h ah; he told that II good
Inquired OF him relative TO the effects OF SaHdss Sarsaparl
upon him when be told that all he wanted was more
reugth and that with this exception the saaparia had
hin. Such the in The and nust con-
ess felt utterly ssonshed the appearance OF the a
Gle in papers denying the statement which had been
made to me- and which fully believed the said Tho
Mayor of this City.
(Sgned) SEYMOUR VAN DUSEN
Pastor OF The Methodist Episcopal Church, Duane ST.
Sew.York. March 81, 1915
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wv ATCHES lower than ever.--ln cos

M hICHES lower than cver.--in coz
w sequence Of the reduction OF duties by TIE aie
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
Levers, Anchor Escapemen Lepine, and other "aschea
Of and splendid patterna and JeweEy al rata 81
lower than they can be bought for any other place
the city. Geld Watches az low az go 70 $40 eicG
Watches and Jeweiry exchanged bought All Sai-
warranted 70 keep good time the money re.arrs..
Watches and Clocks repaired in the besr manner,
ranted, a; much less than the usu7! prices
q. C. ALLEN, Impor1eref Watches aEd Jeweiery,
ol7su wholesale and staii, 80 ali.ss; GS ssail !.
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11RoToN WATER.-blilIer & Coates

~ Piumkery Jig Grandsreet, two doors east OF Broad
way furnish Timed Lead, Composition and }ron Pipes,
Hyaran Forntars, Bath Tubs, and eTery article coa-
rected with The Of Crocn Water IN dwellings, ware.
booses and manufactures Orders for the iarcdlon OF
water are promptly sxeceted, &C I'M
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MARRIED.

AT the residence OF John Nc Beau Ess Lancaster Can
ada the s. ult Alexander MeSean Esq Cossau de
Lac, 10 Miss Ann French, OF the same place.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered

NEw.YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
lIs FULroN.srREEr. NEAR BROADWAY.
The subscribers having on hand full and fashionable %
sor,nen Cloths CasSmeres and Vestngs OF the English,
French and American manufactures, prepared To-
Spring business adherng s,ric.y OLD
SYSTEM OF Cash delivery and no abatement In prices
The advantages derived by the customer adop
tcn of This thereby realizing gain OF SO cent
upon credit prices they conceive perfectly obvious aud
therefore needs comment; and in calling the attention
the gentlemen OF United States and of New. York 10
particular to their assortment OF choice Goods they via
merely observe that undertaking puuetuallty and despatch
in answering The commands at their friend, much
part OF their ~ stem as cash payments
f97 j. G.. BOOTH T. CO.
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THE ANGLO AMERICAN,


THE ANGLO AMERICAN,
Devoted the Subjects Elegant and Entertaining Lie
ratule General Intelligence concerning matters in every
quarter OF the world; Politics. Legislative and other Pub
lie Debates; Commerce; Tae Fire and the Useful Arts
Brief Critical Notices Of Books, Music Lectures, and the
Drama and General Miscellaneous Affairs
Iii purposed that THE ANGLO AMERICAN shall
contain large OF any Journal in the
United States and will be the seduious endeavor OF the
Projectors make its columns useful, entertaining, and
worthy the patronage OF families. The Editorial charge
has been committed TO The hands CT Mr D. PATERSON,
o having been so long before the Pablo through his
engagements in "The ABon OF this city, well as through
OF his literary abors, il is trusted will be sufficient
guarantee for The quality OF TIL E ANGL O AM ERlCANS
pages
The Paper will consist OF twenty -four pages, of very
large imperial qnarto ss will be printed on superior
paper With beautiful type cast expressly, the matter
carefully read TO tree from typographical errors and will
be Published every Saturday, commencing As above.
Terms Three Dollars per Annum, to be paid invariably IN
adrance deviation will in any be made iron. the
Cash plan of subscription.
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