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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-10
CONniSSIoNER,s SALE.

Nv MlTGHFII !. :. far
Peter YatnaII. 20 e. Gonna s.Iano-.
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y,
snc;fpllv pfrs.nt their thanks the F:se OF tr ci oI
Ss, York ans; also their friends vino aided i-i III
u,shiuC the rs occurred IN their maGuitctor y! o.
rear of Nos J Gold street, on 'r NIGHT OF e sev
md 20 whose extraordinary eNerttons so iiuch
roIT;5 was saved from destruction. They roud morn
,str ana The public general. thai although s
rsri shop mas peen destroyed. their principal rianutec'o
~ come of Boone and Sheriff sts- 81; full
@ all o-rrs their office Gold street shall a.
Lrst,s racry, careful attention and pr an dispatch az
sI N Gar r,,lTs will oe arranged ;- front iaanua
81 -. - 10, 80, i a.. " - jai 3-dlW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06
COAL ASH SITTER.
l. II - J. II L. n II

ID = II II - 1 y I II n
N INVALUABLE ARTICLE FOR Ell
a Their PRIVATE FAMILIES OR rUBLiC IN
SllTUTlONS-By putting your Ashes and Cn' ers IN
hopper at one end the machine aud giving crank thc
opposite rud Turns, you VIII fn the materials ssIarat.
ed the ashes dawct aud the cludsrs Gnothciat tho
particle Of dust escape during the oTer-
They operate with astonishing rridy. No t. for family
use, wI.l A barrel Of coat ashes III minutes.
No s. hotel size, will do the amouu: OF work IN
minutes.
The unprecedented demand for the above article has
PEELED Ma Bu LII machinery for rs lntnniactory.
Now in the A>tor House taEkill House tm.ncan
Hotel md ner OF pablo Institutions, well
large number OF private fam
Snntll Millilm hII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

& Health, 4u,ct, snd Con,sort-i:lz S.s
han, House S-rcay New oIh pEo-is at' iI-o
70 STRANGERS Stopping day =eAs t city saei -
Ie rarely Offered K e!!.!5y located OF c'f!n .,u az
r, very ea l4.t Of the c:ty, and ~ ms ''
nsIiste vicinity Vi principal steamboat !audihs4
sn.r,Inguts ar and HE rs table IS
, % bt Vegetables and Eru,t, thar hs procuIeG ~
riui5c sutIreIy Animal Food :nd siiat-ts c al Aus
aais moderate and every efot made 70 s-ndet 6oal'
culi : ''OAF' S Iv25 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

n Rare Chance Tor u Printer The ints[sst
Western CITY, is offered for sale he cirSgia'2n I'm,
Nc NAV bu ascersin-a of the Editor Of Ih- fiouAe-
s,.r ais nec 4 practical printer editor OF cts Pc
Der would lind Their interest - see 20 thls "-' iA
~ Syivania Association.-NGiE t 10, -
rns third Open from 10 to !: a 10 vIo
sbserfujly sirsa The Constitution slTau !I"1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

M I'.Ac luis,
Dear Sir hive Just received Of EFis4r> Ba!sam
Wild Cherry through Messrs. EaTndcns Express fg which
Ttu1 you Tiy thanks The reputation Of ~, medicine had
preceded M aut lthEA, for coGuy Village shall! nak
large sales OF II have already sold IT. which un
destaad IS dong wonders, especially gentleman who has
pSsH al The advertised medicines orlvsr complain and COT
sumption lie his hal cough or year and halt,
winch nothing couid check for any length Of tne until he
commenced taking Tists Balss, - and although he he's
taken bat part Of toHis sill his cough BIS almost
tir9iy LETT hlm. Re had taken IS Of BWch2l
HU:a,,a Bal> Of Lifr' with Ii,tlv 10 benefit.
III.
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CHRISTMAS
Ell re Nv e a R


COUTHOUY l. NEVERS, ST. Broadway, are
" jnsr opening one the richest stock Of Goods suitable
Tor the season b. found in the Ci and nv
their friends and The pubic TO call aud rhtalt' niohI
BouQUET .ad MATCa 10 [ DERs, and 70 re 81 AN
with great variety OF Papr >acie Goods and articles Tor
tie Toilette OF the richest description
The nave also gu the varied STOCK IN the hlsn
States Of Bronzed and OT'noiu ChandeIes Cenff IAN
FL s95 G 2esftGG afi
dIsseks every VARIETY Of p1eEI sss sbL9 for
new s, s Of thir own .nanniactue and
for which t-y were awarded the GOLD MEDAL al tiie
lat Fan OF ths American institute % 3m
FINE OLD WINES, FRESH FRUITS, &c.
CASSNER y YOUNG, No. l32 Chatham 81,
nave on hand aud fox the follow extensive aaort-
.nt Of selected Groceries &c. wholesale and rstal al the
SsTGGARS-Loaf, crushed powdered aad brown Sugars
COEFEt-Java. Manila, Sum2tEa &c
NEW TEAS of al! grades and kinds
ts-Sp.Em Patent and . Inoqi as Oh az siz7s
sic S-Pure, ground aud whole
SOAP-Castil-, yellow brown znd i2ncy
9eoa and 30 Eos9a 9ses ,,.orto-B,
b FR Old 1oS pale and BOW Sherry
oE; c35gssa &c Qd BnF BS aa ,lse aa
bottles; London aud Au,vfcsn Porter Scotch Ale.
fqas ss, Fs: a ens 99 F.saps &c oes' lie
New paic efrings saIdi1es and IA, Ancno, a y,,o
foreign and dou=sIie Preserves 2ad Jslies
La Norma y ora@as, S,orrsstS ana flhcile
Spit, Peas, Tapoca Saso Afowoo Starch, fce sioui'
G. K the Agent, for the celebrated sa.a;oss Pa
yilion Water, quart and ?inl bottles.
Goods shipped delivered to any part Of the e, free of
expense. n3 law9tJ3i-
FRENCH SPERM CANDLES-A new and
beautifully onaneate article holidays, for sale 81
% GASs NER < YOUNG la2 Chatham street.
DRESS BOARDS-Waned, gross or two OF
I .econdha.d PRESS BOARDS. large enough for shes
q BIZ 81 inches II ecnsiders5y will aaAwSI Apply
a. lac Ealseasi. - foeI. oaH
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COMMISSION PAPER W REHOuSE,
No II lOu N-SlK t.ET

LLLiOT, BURNAP L BABCOCk are con.
II SANITY supplied wi.n A.s- aud general assortment Of
rAPERS suited all Departments 0l The tr,ls. among
which le tie following: tlubb.rd's eoloed fslvrs, m
variety; Boston Copp-rplate Papers Of supc:,or
Post ana >nk Bool fapers Printers C.oties and CARPET.
rI-ss Boards Druggists, Hardware aud Cloth Pa.
n.y.; Binders, trunk Board; Sea,hnr rni W tapping
Papers SC go
,.SDn
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80 South William street. aud


Scales Of every description constantly On haad. d22 #
YOU WHO USE SARSAPARlLLA-T Try
jones' Extract OF Sars sp.rl!a Candy 10 excellent.
powerful, and extract Of the ,oot Sold at . cents
package Cr 81. the of the American tdsi- S2
chatham ST, " y o 5J fulton aud 81! Atlantic ST. brook
Iyn l20 lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06
:
CIR. Nyis:ar,s Bsisar, o. Wild Cherry

greatest medlca discovery th- Gay Il cuFrs At
affections Of the lungs md LIVER after physicians cam no
more. Asthma o 70 or y pears S:21dIn. Will WARRANT
CuRs or CRAFTY relieve
CAUTION-Init,iions Of this wonderful remedy ar
spGl=ng up III ali p1is oC the country called b.
names Syrup OF Wild Ch.ry' bal>au OF FecamInnt
Wild Ch-rry, &c. besides numerous others Our recommend
atoms o It's virtues are used word for word except
utiu= s.me uruo Irsiens for the ritr Baisamt! pUce
OF medicines whose Will sell than is REoUcsD IL
short egcry subieu.e aud tick T-Sor,ed o.m Oh.
other articles for the genuine i,tas B5an lid Cherry,
The -o-e say be cG'la> AID 20 the medicine that
New York Dexter, Albany; Gorham News Haven; {. W.
Bull, Hartford. d23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

CLElGH BELLS.-A full assertmen, of loose
and stsopcd Sleigh Bells: wholesale and retail by
dc 5w Us5OhtN q AlA Ls, ~ u!eon-st
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= SOMETHING NEW TO THE LADIES'!
THE PARLOR MAGAZINES:

Ilif. tAk!t)k MAtr.ALiIN l..
4 LADIES' AND GyNTLEHEN'S WEEKLY \.
zrTrF Of Litsralg!e Fine Arts, aud sceqGes-vlt% Re
Fashionable ineil!@roce-"i be published on SAL uf
DAY, January oh, 1871.
The Magazine VIII b. published IN magnificent Huarfo
form on equal TO that used IN the hne't Nin'I ,nd
printed wye the most superior manner enbeillS!ed
splendid Steel Engraving week, and she7 OF tH
gr- we'd Music the TX, alternately.
In hs, thu roosrf de,sps % # rnlsh Masazms OF the
most refined charac'cr1ne that eyery gentleman VIII take
Tie cover vii be ryo;ed dvertisenet, anusements
periodicals fashionable establishments, &c, ayjiins any
iing objectionable.
lrrmsS3 per :.num Ct cents single Agents, who buy
o ss as5 70 y a un1r o[ o@e y sU VI" s's
Sold oy al t,e Psnodcai Agencies ~ ms tltJ anu M
s";sJ to an Exchange BY PUBLISH , prospectus and
ns edltora! notice Oh receipt n Ey "i
il W. 70 Ann n. Y.
rENO TEACilt.ES -A MOST i.LIGlnLt. OP
L PORTUNlTY.-rhe advertiser. on account Of domss-
TIC circumstances de- 0us OF disposms OF his pEop,Iy IN
wrlie5.bhsei, popular and profitable Boarding Schoo
establishment The location but few ms, from thus
city-b-sutu accessible and hralth!n '- Buildings are
cumrdl0us tad every convenient lof the dccon'o"d
,og Of irgs number OF puaIs thu Furniture; Apparatus
c add al! the apIi complete; AMI The school
lsnrshins condition Possession would be given TIE
pnatiom Of the t.al in p'i portion OF Tie puf-
An opPonon'ts like tbs Tsr-is he mt with srpGa71
objected to sSIiTHsoNlAN, SewYork CITY Post 0tse,
viii receive du- attention. ozl l"soo
4 \ Adult CLASS N FRENCH tor Ladies
n viii BE- ior,ned the Seminary the essrS BBorT,
No IS Coioun .de Houses Lafayette Place. on wednesday
Janu.ry 1t Intended for ladies naued minds who
wish 10 acquainted with he French Language or 20
viii comprise q lessons hour eaca; Gu aiendaTs
Wednesdays End IS, O'Clock. It's designed manly
for tos- present acquaintance win tn Ian
gage and the method pursue vii be one which viii
qtre study Of: thu class. aad embarrassing or ds~-
the benefit of parents who have occasion AID the children
NV eoyaueteJ t!eir school e!ucaon without having had
tn. opportunity acqs. knowledge OF III French lai
The terms So for tn payable III ADVANCE
For cards of admission .ppIy CT the institution
York, Dec. 5. 1873. dI9 eodZ"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

An AGENCY of the PR ESBY TERRAIN BOARD
Aof Publications. in the Bric-chach Cha
rel York. where all the Books OF the Socisy OBJ
t4n-,l the same terms Philadelphia. The friends OF
the church invited send heir orders aud foster tins
teIpTise.
The Presbyterian. Almanac for 1914, sale the Deposit
ory winch ever Christian family orch 70 have As II Is De-
lisl.d IN the country
Also constant SUPPLY Of ,s new Hymn Book of various
sizes. qualities aud prices. 8 Park Row. do I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

VALUABLE GIFT BOOKS JOHN s Ia Y.
LOR & co. Publishers and Booksellers Brick Church
Chapel! rs Nassau have on hand large and choice
lection Of valuable Books IN various style. OF binding snits
bic 70! preseuts-rcuin: moral and religious works.
rnnirs histories juvenile aud Sabbath School books Bibles
Te-stameuS Prayer Books, SC. &c.
n B-!inv valuable hook, 10 be had in New York, FUR
risheG BIZ j. S T. < Co the lowest c.sh prices. dis 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06
New BRuNswIcX, \. J. sept. %,

NE" bktSsWlCk, ~ -" " ~ '"'''
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for rspoIIaioa
~ SANDS cG DfusEsts e fPa Ghr%s ,t,. G NV
YosA Sold also by 4 3. D sands, DrHgslsts Nos. -
Fulton street David Sands 4 Co., NoT East Dr-a'way,
corner &c Market street and by Drgg sts generally touGi
the United States. PgiIe slpeI bottle s bottles 81
Sands Sarsapa4 that has and constantly achieving s"t
rem,ra hle cures the difficult class OF diseases 10
which the human frame SUBJECT ard ask Tor Sands Sii
sirl,ii, AMI Il lir NJ otter az
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RE SATURDAY. MORNING, JANUARY s. 1sla

COPY of a letter from POSTMASTER dated
~ SrocKBaIoGE, Mass, Dec. 70, 1873.
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uEMPERANCE GIFT FOR THt. TOLL
1 DAYS.--flANNAH HAWKINS, The Reformed
Drnnka': Daughter by BE, John Marsh For sale 1t tII
American Temperance tninn Clinton II all lfce p cents
Ill ,nnfI.,. I'D rot on. ,I22 2w,od.
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To NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

rNHE PUBLISHERS Ci the following Papers
Will please send copy 10 the metropolitan Reading
Room NewYork City until further notice Send btil)
DAILY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

'OAL, COAl-Tne Working Mans Goa! ard
y removed from thccerntg Of br topper srd Greenwich
OF Hnus'C ana Thompson ,trsrtshe best
F,ich irrea Coal al the >sirm Syohr and Blscs Nine
Broken a, ss : % Steve s. IS Nut s. o. handsomely
screened sAi lye any part OF Tie City tgve Of cItays,
weighed ny . Sw ON I;gy Wet-hrr
as m" EDWARD LLEWElLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

GOALS; I.af&r nut SIZE 81 stove - %; and
~ fresh broken and egg s. PC. i-o ne yard
81 Kiuc and Ggscgrc'str,e:s Ccnsuwc.s may rry OF -,
IA. the psch Orchard Red Ash Coal well screened
the yard and ieinstd the pace, rr,uc
Of peri VII! be given il taken direct from the
boats 10 I'm PfIEU { CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

DRlNIkitc AND BINDERS "AhEhoo.1E
Z Nos % and q Go!d-st1eet, New York-April, 1919.
PRICES GREATLY REDgCED.-The HOE"f Prime
Ing Press. Machine AID Saw MaGuiactofy II cons"iEr>
OF the addition OF new and improves, machinery thar wos
end The Of materials and lap0r are sa
bl-d greatly reduce tia prices Of theiT Presses, and Of Pm
srs' and Binders ml2ra!s generally; as ~ b" sem bJ eu
newly prutsd Circular which they beg leave 70
This s.sabij shineut still under the lr:on- suefiIteL
denc- Richard " Hoe and toh.r Hoe, and they .s+ufe
friends IN notits tanIag the reduction IL pfice
all articles featured 81 this Establishment snail seta
vii also be Their constant eneavol 20 Improve the quality d
every particular. Th-Y iiasr themselves, aso ta
their old friends viii only continue ter ia'ors but thai
Printers generally Will appreciate the!f endcavoTs to prnish
the very best articles Al barely remunsI9n ~
Printers Bind.s. including Type Ink Paper, etc. VIII De
executed the greatest AMI proptitude anf on the
best
Jooons work and repairing Will b. doae It the lowest psss
ole prices with every attention and expedition.
y. B-Ai articles manufactured b. ths Establishment
Will De stamped r. Hos {. Co., that from abroad
may BE- imposed Upon with spurious articles made IN ing
t.tion of theirs
Printers newspapers who ublish this advertisement
this note three before the July and send
OF ;li. papers viii BE- entitled TO payment OF th~lr bill
On br yiag our the of a2G Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

TNTEKn>1 ON CRY CKS.-'Ihc interest
Z on the rU BlIC STOCKS Of the tity oC New York due
aul payable Feb lst igi viii BE- pad on that day hv & W.
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! 'Utl..-Peach CrchaYG ana atIer Cons con-
X .tzuiiy on ,ut rhs clgo c los pgics. from
boa, OF q. JTsSBSLL,c oroiucsoG&kmos-s;s si Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

DAILY.
BosroN-ites, Pest, Transcript; Mercantile, Ma PHIL
ApELPHIA-NoI,h Ams,ic.n Ledger United States Ga
nall BAIT ,MoRE-Sun, Patriot, Republican, WAsHIHGToN,
2. C-ia,e!li4encer GLOBE Alad'son.n; uRiE,Ss-Bee
Bulletin fcayua- CHARLESTON ). C.-NlercaIV Courier:
NoriLs-Ad'ertiS-f Hsrld: SAVANNAH, tia-Reuub!ca
LoUlsvIl's, Ks Journal \ lvertissr lHq'DENcT-J99r-
publican: poRrLANpArsus BUFrALo--Co mMercal, Con-
rier: Mp>vRFaL-Feral; Observation-Disclosures; NEwARK-
Daily advertiser: DErRoIr-Dally Advertiser
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The Interest ON the TEMPORARY LoA.s Of the City due
sboye VIII be paid that day the Compoller's Office.
No. ltil o: Records, Pork
The Transfer Book, will be closed on Saturday jan 9Th,
lAli 81 O'cinch I. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

DlSSOLUTION-rhe co partnership hereto
/ Gore existing under he Of StIatton Seymour,
this day dissolved by limitation r. NJ stfatJon IS dn5 au
name Of said firm liquidation of ali debts dye 70 OF from It.
r. NJ. STRArTON,
&. ST JOHN SEYMOUR.
&
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DtrRorr-F.ee Press; RecHtsrER, n. Y.--Advertiser;
CIuc AGO. Democrat; \ Ew HAVEN OuTier; VIcxsEURG
Wing; N,rcHrz-Frec Trader; EicHMo>p. VAIN
quirer rcrTsviLLs, Pa.-Emporum; GALVESTON, Tex4s-
G4zettr: Sasyi:lE-B.uner, Uni0n iNoIASA roLIs-Sen
tina; lrwAUKls-Demoor,t; MONTPELIER, V,.-WatcE
man; Corco6D. y. II--Patiot (oid}; EALEGH y. e
Register; LITTLE Rock ArkC;tz5ttc; PlTrsGURGH, Pa
&c z-tle. WnMlNGroN, Del.-Rsruhi,ean.
THE NETROPOLITAN READING-RO0M AND
LIBRARY will Dc Op"led the eveun. OF The
10Th ast so Boa!w y when ~e slall behappy to lake
-up COLE III friends About J3J paur and ielud
cal, viii taken from ali Parts OF thu void Admission
(rr lOthl 10 ren'S. TERN. SUsscnPrioN--Ohe year
(; Gmou;hs 81 months, 5 So month"; - cents hall
rce To- he Reading Room, or library separately. ALL
have, . yege the Chess aud CHAR Rooms
u3f- SMELLING y TIcDALE.
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believe YOU have not claimed for your SIsoptla thhi
il Is particularly adapted the tormeutIug disease 10 "ich
was ,ubjec, but have no doubt was he me'ls Of 10Y r.
coyev all should have no hesitation recommending To-
others who may lie suffering from Neuralgia. The rationale
OF It's success, is think, not irticult Of explanation
Sever. metallic preparations such as nitrate o. si'r
and arsenic have been much relied late years. but they
failed in m case RESPECTFULLY your friend aud PR syt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

S.,kNril NARp BANK, >sw-York, Dec a9h. 1913
DWttEN D.-IGe Pre>ldrntand directors have
his ,lay lare, dividend cf Tee md OneIIoQ( ?D
ger cs:t IL profits oI ie sst m.n iAjApie on
lnd After ts< Sd ,aAsy, !sli. BY orer - the SoaG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06
Voc. EEE. no. 23s.

must have that faith in it, of which action is the
appropriate form; ard 10, the progress which We
have sought for SO painfully viii unfold upon US,
as naturally as the seed expands into blossoms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

| Will try TO sell some Almanacs. | wish
had one to show. | have obtained ID suoscFi-
bers for your paper. Ia few days shall have
20 and perhaps more. The work goes bravery
Sours SC A. d. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06
IOmP!fOIrT-s OIIcP, NtW- 7 OH, DEC 70, IUIJ uJV

CORPORATION NOTICE Public Notice Is
~ hereby to the Owners occupant or occu
PANTS O al Houses aud Lots improved unimpToNtdi lands.
affected thereby, thar the following assessments have been
completed By the Assessors and lodged the Street om-
issioie flee for exnnlton by all person. interested,
VIZ For rguiats the Bioom"gjae road from 2It to Ego
and gyrllng space thirty feet wide through the
same embracing lots both sd.s Of the sl.omlngdle road
from 2ls 2id and both sides OF 22d street betnern
the ith and 9Th Avenues.
All ersos whose Affected b. the above named
assessments, and who opposed 10 the or either o.
them, requested present their objections IN writing 10
the urt Isig-t the Street Commissioners Oce within
80 days from the date of this Notice JOHN tWEN,
Street Commissioner. and Chairman Of the Assessors.
Stree; Comm 'ssonet's Ofice Jan. lth. 1914. is lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

duCed 10 give Il a tTaT.
Before the first bottle all used we perceived IN i'm
provemeu the appearance Of the erurton but the change
rapid for better tina; could scarcely
oedeuce The evidence Of We continued rs
for few weeks and the result IS perfect cure 10 AZ
Parent. We would say-f you children suffering with
any disease OF the skin. Sans SarsaparIl With feel
ings o.. gratitude and respect, we yours &c.
gLlHU AND SARAH sOUTHMhYp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-06

Halifax County IS situated on the Inc belweeh
Virginia and North Carolina; it is quite large
county-forty miles one way, by thlTty-tive the
other. The Court House is in the centre of the
county, and that is their central place The
plantations are always very far apart, frequently
four miles 1t is the strongest Loco-Foco county
in this part OF the State. The Wings have just
formed a Clay Club, which is doing we'll They
will tell a good story for Henry Clay IN lSf4.--
What Clay men there are here are true to the
hearts core. The weather IS very warm and
pleasant. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-26
PLEASANT GROVE CLUB.

A., called meeting OF the Wards Road Clay Club
=, pleasant Grove meeting house. Saturday the l7h
;n. The President took the chair, and introduced the
.lub Mr. King Of Ohio, who and delivered very
he and representative speech upon all the questions
between the two parties in the present canvass for
,hs Presidency. lie was followed by Messrs. John
Wills r., T.. Whhers and W. $. Reid Jr. IN stirring
and animated speeches, which highly applauded by
The audience The speaking being concluded, :
ton unanimously adopted by the Club:
Resolved, That. in consequences Of the 4th Saturday
in September being appointed for preaching at this
church. the club will therefore that day. Il. John
Lynch's Tsyern (rrayellets Res,) at IL O'Clock, A.
Res lived, That opponents be, and they are here
BY invited 10 meet that day, and participate IN the
discussion u the questions at issue between the Two
pares in the Presidential CANVASS upon fair aud equal
terms.
Resolved, That we tender to the speakers " ho ad
dressed this day thanks, and particularly Mr.
King Of Ohio.
The Pr,siden. Their announced the appointment of
the following gentlemen, Erecutire Committee the
.prs,n ment If which he had deferred al the orean-
zaop Of the Club; viz: l.. Lefiwich, Bowling Clark
D. C. Moorman, Il. tlazlewood. d. II. Winston. Dr.
X. r. Lemon, w. II. Swinney. j. b. Lef,wich, G. C..
Harvey and Robert Johnson.
large number of persons forward and joined
the Club.
On motion made il ordered that these proceed-
mos be sent The Editors Of the lynchburg Vlrgiaal
requesting their publications. and then the President ad
;ou,ned the Club till the 4ih Saturday in September
next. Ia meet then al John Lynch's Tavern, at ii o.
clock. A. NJ THOS. FOX, Pfes't.
ID. {. MooRMAN, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-26

NlRGINlt:At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Franklin. the 9Th dIv of August Is 49,
Sins Divers, Jordan Robertson and Elizabeth his wiG'
Richard Robertson and Sally his wife, and John u. Booth
aud riadleus G.. ). Ferguson, Plaintiffs,
against
Eliz ,beth Divers, widow Of Francis Divers decd. Sol
Passey administrator Of Fran, Divers deed, Mar.
Divers Henry Greer and Jnlia his WIFE Nancy Divers widow
OF BAILEY divers, Decd aud Jane Divers, john Divers Ev
anr Divers and Christopher Divers infant children Of
Francis Divers, deed, Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The Defendants Henry Greer and Julia his wife md Nan
Divers widow Of Bailey Divers, deed, having
ed their appearance and given security, ording the act
Of Assembly and the Rules Of this CUn and appearing by
iisfactoy evidence TINT they inhabitants Of this
Sinte On motto. Of the Plaintiffs by counsel, II is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the first Monday
in Novenin mex and the Plaintiffs bill and that
cepy Of This order be forthwith published in the Iynrbne
Nirsinn for months successfully and posted al the
front door OF the courthouse of this county.
ACopy-fesie.
RIO. A SCOTT, DC.
August 26 WIN