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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

~ CLAY BADGES. - tlessfs. Payne Gregory
& Co have procured IarG- supply of beautiful Bat5es,
which we hosA to see geairiily IRA ~ the Ways
to-mrrow The pIrtrlt OF Nt. Clay Is very striking
lIkrn~sS and the e.nbleus are IA adnri5e taste.
NJ. fitz rJoJa as ais, 3I ,es ior safe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

THE Tenth Legioa.-The last Rockingham Repubi-
says.-.Our friends abroad infer lroln
;leucs that tho Wing cause remains In aa quo here.
Sch 10 not the There mary h,fest deino-
Is even in Rockingham who have seen the of
,beir way, and now support Harry Of The Nesl and
Whig principles"
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no The Republican is mistaken in saying that the
Wings held meeting In thus place last Tuesday nirht
"merely for the purpose Of eaanleractng the effects" Of
Mr.. Leak.s speech the night beiore. The meeting was
called fer otttr purposes. before Mr.. Leahe came TO
foca, and when no Wing knew he was 10 be here.
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NOTICE.

Delegations and vsiters to The District Convention Of
the oh will please reprl themselves the undersigned
on their arrival who will be al the. Franklin Hotel.
ID. W. BURTON,
Chairnlan II Committee.
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Do We are glad TO see that the ''Irgiaia Times, -
Wing paper, at Warrenlon, IN Fauqaler county, the
publication ot which has been long suspended has been
revived. by John II. okinker, Esq. IL is edited with
spirit and ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

M. The Wings held mammoth mass meeting in
a., ,,y oi New York the 20ih ult. 1t is estimated
that moi less than 20 900 persons present. Al
'.e lime from different stands Wing speakers ad-
,,,nssed the countless thousands. We regret that we
have not room for particulars.
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NOTICE..

Thomas s. Flournoy, Esq, will address the Wings
Of Halifax the Sd Saturday in October, Repub-
lican Grove. There will also be speakers the other
side.
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49, we regret 10 learn that Senator Maneum Of
", .rlins is seriously indlsposed-s1 much 50 as To
nr,yen his participating The active going
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Bhc DeiiuTncnt Stockholders Of the
Eyncbburs and HunaIOe sprint y
g'NusDanV.

fN'AhE NO TIC that. pursuance Of an order ofi'c
J. Board OF Directors Of SAID Company, passed on
the 20 day Of July, 1871. shall, The Oh day Of
November next Al the jnilal,e Springs, the unly
of AhheGt. proceed 10 sell, by way ol public auellun
10 The highest bidder lur ready money, the following
ala uttt
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rI,..,,,, Iiygiiia-A letter from Cahell court
-. I,,cJ on The 18th ltino, from n reliable source.
avs The prospects IN this quarter cheering, and
90 .,,.rtain confident hope That shall carry Air
.,nia Tor her moSt usIrioas living son." 81 moie
IL be!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

More Reaunciotions. last Ohio papers contain
renuncialoHs OF the Locooco party BY ~ citizens Of
Washing lon county in that STATE. In Guernsey, : in
Clarke and in Richmond The names are gwen, bul
we do not deem ii material TO copy Them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

FsDeN As's! EsbN AE.Es!!
gpltARDS. RYAN 4 GO. have Just received We
Ia y haadsaAle stock Of FASHIONABLE BOY
NETS, Tor Fall anl Winter.
"A l. S .
Snp'f eolored SILK tr.INErS, tlr mdhiag Donnels,
Hcut - entire aud
beautiful goods.
NEINEr FRENCH FLOWERS genuine (not
imitation The richest mutle We have ever lad,
NARAGOAii FEATHERS. IN ma2ar,n, blue, brown,
wattc, pial aud Ii5hl blue, for Bonuets-i'e INST
elegant Training Wuu.
SILK IACfS, N great variety, for trimming B.nnes,
RIBBANDS- Hcteesi aud richest Imported
HATS! fS.EYS!! kk.EEA!!!
We have also received very extensive assortment
Of Iids, Cops, French Bods aud Far ,MuDs. all ol
which wall be sold usaai low prices lur CASH
W cordially invite all To examine stock before pnr-
chasing which Viii be und CON PIECE being much lar
ger than usual REGARDS, RYAN x co.
Next door 10 Bryant s Young.
Ocl.7 1t if
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REIlGIOI'S NOTICE.

The 4th Quarterly Meeting for Campbell Circuit will
oe held Providence the first Saturday and Sunday
November next JOHN EARLY
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WALL =, to ssead Quarters.

Walk -. to sssead Quarters.
If uou rant any thing in The Confectionery, faey If
iieie. Ioy. Picture, Caae. Eitable and Drmha1te
Line &c.
NOR am now opening. and shall be opening during
this week one Of the largest stocks IN the above
line that ever was opened in Lynchburg. Among the
articles jus. opened will be found The following Eaabes
Pine Apples, Lemons, Fresh Figs. Ralslns, Cunahs.
Curon. Prunes, Tamarnds, Dates. Soft shell Almonds,
Fibers, English Wanals, Jun Paste. Olives, Pfeser-
we'd Ginger Sardlnes French Preserves alougne Saus-
ges Beef tongues dried Beef, Picked Oysters. water,
.eda bu;.er and sugar Crackers Goshen and Eng ish
Dairy Cheese, Fancy Articles, Toys, Sc &c., enume-
''''' y" j. H. FITZGIBBON.
Head Quarters, Nearly opposite me 0""" '"s"'"'
Oct
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Na.sY TABLES isYaENT.
(ODperSn,ifh 01sE 1ilsHfc's Eusiucss
IIUADLLE & SMITH,
SITIEs.DIss TO a. %. A1lsEE.N, co


TIUAnL1L & SMITH,
sUCCEssDHs 10 a. %. AGitHE&CO.
.llaa Street, Lyachbmg.
ENA. b. MI RRlLL would beg leave return
w his thanks 10 his friends and the pubic generally.
for the l,eE patronage bestowed On hlin as partner
Of L. o. AGREE x Co. aud would inform them that Iu
has associated with hun IN The above business Mr.
JAMES Is. oAli | II. and that The busines, VIII IN iu
ture be conducted under The style and firm oi
HiUls.a l. ~ SMITH,
at the old stand oi /. o. AGREE <. Co, where al
ways be found large assorn Ut OF TN WAKE, con-
sisng ol every article usually found their line bn
sIness. Also. large lot OF copper Ware, consisting Of
StilIs, Kettles, &c. Also, gooJ assortment OF
STOW EiS,
Of all sizes They also manufacture the very shortest
nUllce, and have generally on han Stove Pipes, o all
sizes and qualities, Camp Kettles, Fire Carriers, Coal
ujle &c.
They pay particular attention covering and sullering
houses, Anh In aud other metals, either IA IOWA OF
country,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
would do well 10 give call before purchasing ,lse-
where, we determined 10 sell at tne very Lowest
Prices. We nave large lot oi I'm ware nand, and
y request them 10 call and examine II.
MOVE WIRE.
We have on hand largo ol Of Move Wire, of all
sizes, together with Loom ipr weaving order oi
any kla1, at The shortest notice.
We VIII eve Inc highest cash price for old Copper or
Pewief or take II in exchange lor work.
Country Produce viii be taken IN exchange Tor our
work at the highest cash price.
MURRlLL & SMITH
Ocl7 2w-wis
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TraC, OF Land,
IN the county OF bedford. of winch Isaac Grass sen.
died se2ed aud posstsstd, containing by survey i0e
acres.
This tract Of and lies ON both sides Of the turnpike
road lcadiag from yucaburg 10 Salem aud Flncase,
and adulns the lands ct paschal Buiord nad Alherl
q. " nms, and irom lis lucaton VIII always Afford
ready market Tor all The produce that may be- taisel upon
H. II is sad o be land OF fine quality, aud from the
ny advantages possesses Is very desirable tract 10
any one Wishing 10 purchase land.
The aboye tract viii be sold subject 10 the widow :
dover. (whn is very Old lady which has been assign
ed 10 hers The pufun assgned her contains 100 acres,
which at her death goes To the purchaser.
ItunsA credit at ONE two and three years will be
given, (eNctpl 10 tlN of fifty dollars which will
6e'reqlire IN caah) the purchaser giving bonds nh
good personal security aud the Ute The land retained
uniil the Whole VI the purchase money paid The II
lie Il the land is believed 10 he unquesllonaly good hut
acting commissioners No will convey 10 the purchaser
with special warranty only
JAVEs i. JOHNSON, co"''s.
Oct. wi30O
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HATS HATs!! IFaTs!!!

srr THE Subscriber has IN hand. and is
kHEJ constantly manufacturing, at his old stand
extensive assortment ol Hats oleyery
rieiy. aud Of the latsSi fashions.
lie snrits call from his friends. customers and
the public generally. 10 whom he pledges himself az
heretofore that 10 point of heauty and durability his
mars clnuo be excclIod. Such in of articles
in his line would do well 10 give him call before
purchasing essn here, he Is determined 10 sell very
low ureash JACOB RUMBOECH.
\. B.--fhc pressure Of The times CONSTANTS him 10
urgently request all lInse Indebted Ia hin as agent, 10
call aud settle lheir accounts.
May u Is
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JOHN a.. MriEN,
EsM0FeSafe ~ EsefGiI DCaseY i0
staple ~ k'ancy Dry Goods,

4 aud Customers, aud all thosu Who In want OF
good Goods, and good bargains. to examine his late
large arrivals f
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS.
in which comprised all The fashionable sly les and
kinds
lie deems il needless 10 enumerae the great variety
that can be had ~ bis sluck; but Will be found that
Is toll aud complete. lie sohcI's and hupes mI call
aud full examination from all Who waning good bar.
gains In their Fall aud W utter suppes-aad lruss that
noue will be Disappointed in getting them cheap,at least
cheap as any the safe.
III his HAT. SHOE, BOOT CAP. aud LEAIli-
FIR department. VIII be- also ound large and heavy
such, which Mn. SEtnuRy will take pleasure in slnw
my and selling tie cheapest suit OF bargains N. Call
aud see.
Oc7 tsif
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FINE GUNS,

C,INCIE and double .harrel--just opened and Tor SAFE
- chea,. nv H. b. s. w. n. RICHARDS.
Sept l6
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corn f'stfs SHE,

\ WISH n sell LOO bills. good cid CORN. at my
house > mites rom l.ynchbarg; and wish 10 buy
50 bushels oi gund clean Red Nhea ir seed To be de
liser.d nj nv house whhin Ten days, Tor such as
suits Tor seed Nberal puce will be given,
GEORGE SliACkEiFORD.
Oct. las
fHilE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
n under the style ii Samuel T. Holt. fr the behei,
OF Edward Garter. aud Samuel Z. i, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. EDWARD CARTER,
SAMUEL 7. HOLT.
Oct 1t
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GIN. EE.EEAGGN.

FOR TIE u me. DISTRICT COW EN 1YO.N
TIKI. 9TH OCTOB En-,
For sale by PAYNE, GREGORY 4 Co.
Del Z. II
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OCTDsgE ,Es 9Th, ISL.
EpIaDS OF PARADISE PLUEIES,
Il , with large aud general assortment ol DOHuctS
Hbb0aS and tfDrers. opened this morning, the New
Bonnet Store, lew d0oIs fellow Nichols \ Bells,
Il. i. llENNING.
Oct tsli
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FED S.Vs.Es.
rgt.. ~ .FF,'S. ETpRslg

.ryr. ~ .El'S. sgeRsng
WILL OPEN AT their Store. this day. the at,i
ct oelohrr, sperdd assortment Of
NEW x'AsHToNABEE BONNErs.
AiSO-flowers, RIobuns, &c and all kinds Of
Millinery.
Oct sif
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teVcrsccr Wanted.

\ MAN well qualified 10 snpernlend Phntaor
4 n IN The vicinity OF this place, will lind employ
ment by application 10 lhomas Dllaid. al the Nlrglnar
ONite-li by letter II must be posi- paid.
Oct. PHI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

Comparison Of The Tobacco Inspections IA Lp,chLmg
aud Fnmuiiic, 1913 and 1874.
Inspected IN Lynchours, from Ocl. !, 1912, 10 Oct.
/. 1913, 1882 hhds.
From Ocl. |, lS43, t. Oct. |, 1874, lO,209 "
Showing decrease of 1913 "
Stock on hand To ship same tme
From Oct. ! 1912, to Oct. |, 1913, ,92O "
From Oct. /, 1913, to Ocl. |, loii, 1,64 d"
Stock on hand more than last year 2,751 "
The stock hand for Inspection is about l74J hhds
Making 4l9l hhds. On hand inspected & Tor Inspection
Inspected III Farmville IRON Ocl. |, ol2, 10 Oct. /,
1913, 3l3J hhds.
From Ocl. | 1913, TO Oct. |, 1874, 2.7l4 "
Showing decrease Of 12j "
Stock on hand to ship, 1913, 100 i"
IS44 254
Stock on hand to ship more Than last yr. l15 "
Stock ON band Tor Inspection Oct |, lo43, IS
On hand Oct. | 1914, 10 -
More than last year 53 g
Very ue ToDacco opening; the quality common, and
prices rather low. }. II. TYREE,
Commission iefctaHt.
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THE VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.

= IESSES WALLACE s. CAMPBELL, Extensive Met.
" chants -iinis-r Y. H. write that " star basih OF
Mid Cherry Is DOM. iccndc-s here for The sfE.
Nr lnnles Em.ricn Druggist. OF aien NirS; Wites ihl
hc, cure, gentleman who. Tor eight months iad !in hioe
st-nu.y marked symptom, ri Consumption
Mr. Elwanl MASON Wholesale Druggist. Portland 'lalne
soys lint Mr. Ja-> Johnson who give. = following statement
one the m citizens m the community VI Wi4h He 'e
Let every Eeud 4 II, ,t.h 4, 1871
have teen more OF les -cFerei, uihci" WIN -
the lung for EIGHT YEARS Durn= thai Time nave ut7
attended y emlrni Physicians and have also maze L'e VI
nlmc OF kinds ri tine most highly recommended Icici,, III
the cpunry-all winch me but partial Irel -ls hu
,yn. .s:5iz! with violent cough and pam IN M t sue an
b,r.Dnc OF the lungs skul Ply scan was called who il
n, wn, OF no Ike much medicine. is the weather gre"
warmer ny health iproy little. but sl was very eah
In November WA, an attacked with rlcking cough ara
,"y o hIod WIZ, innln. down very fast and had but
% nre, OF aver recovering my health agGn. About the mi
of h..Eer finding no rclel from nsd!chl advice san 20
,ntn Jr IVi.tsr Bnlnn Of lid Cherry and checrly
,.if that hive derives! berei from sr te bottle ha
ty, ali al her rn-icines have tasen have no" ue
w EVEN VEsRS MARY JOHNSON.
Mary Johnson IS my daughter and nm well aequainie
with the facts arrrtca above The statement correct n an
,.r.-,. am, feel lrc that owing the use OF ~ W Is
'ai n"iE''' VI " ~ JAMES JOHNSON.
'rose who Ill lorb, invited 10 Gull and '-' ouf huner
m ie..jou,a Aniu1y ot-ers haye tie written Signature
81 Rarorcf IN inqGce ard John Power. T. D. tcsiyn: 10 is
e Beware OF limitations and BE sure to se Dr. WtiaFs
aI cnv y Issnc But,s Is Fulton of Nassau
Dexter Albany E. ". Bull. Hartford; GorhaIn. New;liH
i- 49,
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To the wings OF the Union.
TIE CLAY TRIBUNE.

At the suggestion Of many Wings, the under
signed will commence the first week in May,
and publish till the close of the Presidential
campaign, cheap Wing paper of moderate size,
to be thoroughly devoted TO the advancement of
the Wig cause and the election of HENRY CLAY.
THE CLAY Tribune will be half the size of
the present Weekly Tribune, (or exactly the same
as the Daily Tribune prior to its recent enlarge
mcnt,) aud vii! contain substantially all the Politi-
cal matter w:ic!! appears il the Daily and Weekly
Tribune, with a brief summary OF the News of
the Day. 1t will be well printed on good paper,
and transmitted to subscribers for the full term
IA little over SIX months) at the following rates:
For single copy 80 ccnts.
> copies. ----.- --SS.
" IL copies in ono package So
And in the latter proportion for any number
below 100. One Hundred Copies will be sent
to any one Post Office for the whole term for
$50, or scarcely more than cent copy.
We shall endeavor in this paper TO do thorough
Justice TO the Tariff question, showing the vita,
necessity and uniform bcneticence OF the Fro
,ectiye policy, and the respective positions OF the
two great parties on the subject.
Those who may see fit to favor US with their
patronage will oblige us by sending IN their names
az early as possible, SO AS to secure iull SETS
since we cannot afford, at the pTice above stipu-
lated, to print large editions on the chance oil
selling them. We can only agree TO supply with
the first numbers all orders which shall reach US
before May 10Th. :,
a-j- Tho first number Of the Clay Tribune Will
contain the Proceedings of the BALTIMORE
CONVENTION.
~. Subscriptions may be RENTED through
tie post Offices at our risk.
a., When single copies are ordered the Prlce
Of which is 50 cents for the term, TIC names Oh
the subscribers will be written on the envelope Ou'
in all other cases where clubs of five or more arc
formed, the packages must be directed 10 some
individual of the club or to the Post Once.
Orders are respectfully solicited
GREELEY K McELRATH,
Nsu York. .4prz 10Th. 1871
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BY CAROLINE NJ. SAWYER.
Go, lei me weep the storm is dark
That beats around my troubled soul,
And DER my ;raii and Quiverng bark
Despond.ucys deep waters roll
Leave me! for Hopes sweet song hath died
la mournmi cadence on my heart,
And. down the deep and rouring tide,
With rivcn anchor depart
Leave me Tor OH, can bur pain
Thy heart ii still it care for me;
Go, mingle with the crowd again,
And gay, and bright, and joyous be!
Ave, go! around thy noble brow
Inc wreath OF ieathless iame 10 bind
Alas II ii:tlc matters now,
The wild rcsrc, thou leav'st behind
Teas ?-gushing lcars7 And dos, thou give
Those dear and precious Drops for ne
Come back! how could | ever I've
Thus paJtcd and cslr,.ugcd ruml thee
Oh, come for anguish, keen Us death,
isquivcring ut my bosom's core
Let me still live upon Thy breath,
And part, oh, never, never more.
Neg. York, .ipTJ. 1911.
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Items I'm the History OF Wis
lIOusni, Territory.

FIRST JUDICIAL CoUaT.-The district Of country
now embraced within the limits OF the Territory
of Wisconsin. as is probably generally known,
did not come into the possession ut the 'I"vern-
ment OF the United States until the year lclb.-
The French and British authorities, while IN the
possession OF the country. governed by martial
LAW very disss reeeb,e mode OF enforcing JUS
tee among frcemcn-and for many years the
United States Military gentry were not behind
their predecessors IN acts OF oppression and ia
voHtism: 81 that the early settlers were forced
to the conviction that the difference between
Mona7chic. ami a Republican Government, as
evidenced by their acts, WIS scarcely p'rcep-
c.-.ilihough nomlna!!y attached TO Mch!
gan, the ciy!l jurisdiction Of that Territory was
not enforced until i523, when the C"unuos c!
Macknac. Brown and Crawford, being set Oh
into Judicial District. were organized by the
appointment OF lAHEs DUANE DorY as Judge;
and the first Court IN Wlsk-nsan was accord
ingy held at Green Bay during that year.
Increase or PoruL,rlox-Th Terrific vas
embraced in two counties in 1880, VIZ: Brown
and Crawford. Tic population of the former
including six companies OF United States Troops
stationed at Fort Howard and Fort Wnnebago.
was only Gtteen hundred and scrcDty,frc. O!
the population Of the latter, we have ia correct
data but we feel safe in estimating that the
whole Territory did not contain three M9asand
,1hue iataLitsnts The population OF the original
county Of Brown, in 1910, was about $500; of
the original cnunty Of Crawford, about II 800 -
total in the Territory, about 81, 600. In loi2,
the population Of the Territory amounted to 46,-
600. At the present tune, (hpril |, lsii) 'he
population is estimated at upwards OF 10000.
And before WISCONSIN can enter the Umlon--ai-
lowing that the prciirnnarlcs viii occupy the
next two ycars-we shall undoubtedly number
i30, 900 SOUS
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WINDOW-SuADE DEPOT,
NC. I SPRUCE-SrkEET.

y.
s.,JA 900 WORTH OF SllADES.-Ihes bctJeI' NJ
,~UU wv vie the attention oi the pubic 10 one 81 INC
most splendid assortcts 81 Shades tia; ever could be coee
e Together all having been painted By artists n arhnow!cds6i
reputation We would inform The public that We huNc ro
never shades to be ia" k- round by NO goods r
cnct ,cnar or my other people who Judges We
bo benz practical artists. ard all our SHADES tinS aHsti
under our personal directions. sufficient guarantee oil rny
good article Slads painted "a any patten ana warf'o'
10 wash aud not curl cuca. SIGNS banners ana tc"t
done IN style be surpassed By any otcf e.
ab,hnent. Trimmings oi all kinds. wholesale and ieta
no 3m hshI'i d III, .hnn.''
rg,llE MEMORY.-pRiVNTE LESSONS BY Que tho.
roughly qualified m the system Of AiNEAlbNl.S thuEnt
mo r. nccne and perfect command III the system thnl can ~
acquired ~ n public cas, Tie advertiser having devoted
much time aud unlimited attention. Will be enabled 10 nntt
perfectly short time. 10 children oil suitable age sn
abilities For further information nddcSs o. IT, IT, lIl1dhcpl
fee. 1crrs reasonable and highest Recommendations sc
nplS lwN
yy,EAS-1so chests soucbong: 900 half chest, do.
i ID ufclitsi, Nlns Wong Souchong.
" do CnIs,r SCnrhOng.
~ Chefs fine Moilee Powchons;
20 nncy boxes tine MOhee S0uchons.
100 chests Tyson.
10 fancy boxes II y-on. fine.
100 chest, Yong Tyson.
40 half chests do.
400 che-n Tyson Skin.
10 half chefs superior Cunpowder.
50 do do Imperial
Far .ae by GRINNELl. MiNTLRN s CO.
d7r Is South street.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

s,lIIDT BI'RNAP < BABGuCk constantly sup
.. ped with iarge and genera. assortment "i PAlthS
suic1 10 I'll departments 81 tie trade among which are l1l DIV
s iuibn,s culnr. Papers great v0retY; Boston Coy
prnae plpcr, superior quality: Book and News ldnl
t'n Letter Folio Pos, and Blank Book Papers; irts
hers AMI Garnet makers Press Boards: Druggists s!nE
wnrs and Clol, Papers Binders aud Trunk Boards 'eat'
ily and " ripping Papers. &c. &c
PAPER makers supplied with all Kind, Of stock and materials
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VOC. Nv. NO. Ge.

THE RovER.-This pretty weekly isimp'oving.
The following verses from the number for the
present week are by favori;c Of the public
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u Christopher North, Blackwood, who, it
seems, has but little music in his soul, has lately
been TO Concert, where he tried 10 faint-that
he might be carried oat-but he couldn't come it.
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IRON AND SrEEi~-Bar pand Hoop and Sctoi tr"i
uraxier Spike. MT and hotse Nal Rods Spr'nr IA'i'
t.T t.ru,sn and Shear Steel wih !ul assortment .! u
o'''' "''''N' BLEECkES :. OOTIOUT
-. C.Il. cnrlsI John .lrec,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

VhArsyonrE-oR THE RomANcE or WEEK.
Inc title oi'.is Novel, by the Author OF Tremaac,
DE- 'ele' u very impsriectly indicates its CHAR
SSs' 1t is mse up OF six short romances, written
apoa The model @ Tie Tales OF The Decalneron, aud
W 'e spccial pufNee OF illustrating certain critical
p'Mepies' lhey a. beautiful productions, and
Challenge the admratio of all tasteful and ludicious
,esdeEs. The book is published BY the Harpers us
No. SO oftheir Library Of Sect Novels, al a shilling