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IVES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF rilE u. -.
~ with biographical notices of the signer, of the
Declaration Of Independence, sketches of most re-
mark ,ble events In the history Of the country; oy
IL ". lincoln t.mbellished with portrait oi each
Of the Presidents, and torty.five engravings.
sale at the BOOK store Of
nov o. NEt ..... r. FARN.iAM
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THE POETRY OF LOVE,

N - = OF LOFL
IA SELECTION Of Poems from the most cele
brsted authors; The Loves Of the Angels poem
by Moore; sacred Songs, and variety Of Poems
bv different celebrated authors, all of which are
handsomely bound and suitable for presents Also,
large assortment of juvenile works, by tho most
approved authors, this day received by
je 26-eolOt GARREr ANDERSON
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WHAT NEW GUIDE To WASH

w lNG lON.-'To strangers visiting this city, who
are frequently at loss for some guide to direct them
to the prominent objects of curiosity and interest
which it contains, this little volume wall be of ,,reut
1t has been found to be SO by all who have con-
suited it.
For sale at R. FARNHAN'S Bookstore, corner
of nth street and Pennsylvania avenue where can
also be had few copies of the last edition of Mr.
Wateiston's Gallery Of American Portraits, contain
ing sketches OF the most distinguished statesmen ami
orators OF this country for the thirty years.
dec l.
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DEAFNESS.
DR.. McNAIR'S ACOUSTIC OIL-Those deaf
from infancy often receive in most miraculous
manner, their hearing when they least expect it, by
some trifing accident or event, which shows them
how easily they might have much sooner had their
hearing and saved y iemseIves and their friends the
pain of conversing in loud tone, without pleasure,
Of being neglected and stunned, to AVOID that s-
tress which is felt hrually by the deaf person and
his hearers How sacred duty, her fore, il is
that we use all necessary remove suck an
allicton, and enjoy the social qualities imp an,d IN
our natures! Tins EAR OIL has the effect SO to re-
rve The tension, and bring INTO the natural action
Of the parts, SO as to restore the hearing when lost or
imp iired I his is proved by many and welI-known
cases, that, wi,ere known. It needs no praise / he
great wish OF the proprietor is, that each may speak
to others of its uncommon vr.es Til sufferers may
know and he relieved and restored by It's use his
will be done in all cases Of recent DEAFA F.SS and
many OF long standing. ALL DE,F PERSONS
should use this Oil 1t will relieve at once, or, if
DEAFNESS is just commencing will remove the
cause and check its progress. Those who have been
ong deaf should continue its application few weeks
to hear we'll Each flask has full dire ctios for use
attached to It.
AVOID ANY INVITATIONS
The true may be known by my signature on the
flask The copyright secured as follows
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by CoMsTocK & Co., in the Clerks Office Of the Dls-
trct Conrt OF the United States for the Southern
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Fer sale at the Bookstore of r. FARNHAM, corner of
llth street and Penn Avenue, and the respect
able Drug Stores the Distr where. also, for sale
separately, all the sixteen Standard Preparations con
tanned in Dyotts Family Medicine Chest jelS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-08
LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN sEtokeMa NoEsNTs THE COUNTY OF
CRAWFORD, AND TAXES Due THEREON
NOTICE Is HEaIBv GIVEN,


A. D.
Monday described
in
shall paid of mep
hours Of ten O oock in the forenoon and
until the whole nsoh.
I qp'n than eighty struck off
off, will o. o ,heeas sdeo th o.
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xMrHLLsaEH EcR

A&N X6hAA6G q ECR
XIV, xT7zs suREN. Ark's.
Deyoteito
MTICe CeR1NCIPLES.
L in 10 centre Of u large demo.
Nj haze no organ west Of Little
birhly important that a paper OF
Il be published, to disseminate
pclnHs, and political matters ge-
having purchased tho interest OF
III tie " Arkansas Inteiligeneer.' =
IN 3 democratic paper. 1t will
Il ot the party and the men Sc
EM He will endeavor to make
as,,;sut and faithful organ Of the
T. dn.,ry will be used to furnish
.,si',once ,su whether local or from
led several efficient correspon-
reuntry, and pledges himself to
N r.,cs Of border events.
70 the cause in which he has
Esnllv requested to aid him in his
Il \ pcrmancnt footing, u democratic
gCst." "
LARS pcr annum, in advance, or
pa, d within six months.
( GEO. w. CLARKE.
lNarch 22d. ls4l.
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NV lLLlAM CONWAY B, has resigned the office
w OF Circuit Judge, and entered into partnersh,
In the practice of law with GEORGE CONWAY
ihey Will practice in the counties of Hampstead La
iayette MON, Washita, Clark, Pike, and Sewer ant
in the CTeuit, Supreme and Federal Courts at Little
ROCK to collections in any part the State
Conway az gRsfiRHsf post raid % ADDRESSED d to
oil zen b. NEonway Little Rock, will receive prom
August 10, lN3.-2s
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to us. either by Note, or Ac
IN count, for 1912, and 49, notified that pay
men must be made immedia tcly, costs, lon
gcrindulgence cannot be given.
w. X JOHNSON, & co.
Fort Smith, March 18th, Is4i
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kIBsE & RUSSELL,
\ ONFECTIONERs AND CANDY MAMRs,
| EVILL-KEEh constantly on hand, CANDl IS and
w iONARlES, consisting of rock
hoaria iand, mixed lemon, cinnamon, barley and c.eam
cahde sugar and burnt almonds, kisses and all ,rt
.cles ss, IN Nc Confectionery line.
ihey i also fill orders for cake, for parties, ball
ana otheN in the most actory manner
on inc mo- liberal terms.
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p PUBLIsHED cvRnx skecss4
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DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS foreach coutipmpxne
hhes, ana not exceeding i5,to 4 ehsrsS5 ~
ana haif' and in that proportion for icue - 4.
when an iadividuaI account, sttt sss....
amounts TO s3o and under sl00. discount ~
cent. will be made and when n a,ns.'". o.
more. discount Of 33t per cent but NO d.. !.
oe made where payment is delayed after the or !,
oi one year, and no deduct ito will be made a., =
ADVERTISEMENTS required TO be pub;isncd b. h ~
All advertisements TO be paid for in I'D vance
payment assumed by some responsible ps.son.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR
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other advertisements. 'e argcd Z
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'ure, viii be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid .g4 ~
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F.. one year, s.s.s,iD,ioa .as.s,ip, oss
lance I;ne For Advenisinpp' a ~
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rance. SXpo ~1fd fer ;,~S<
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addresl
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out the coi,a, p;.n OF the Times" is an v.u. "
Turf Field sny,, 2. the cnowa
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
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- bbls New Orleans,
For sale at reduced prices. REED s EMMERSON.
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
Trust Sale OF Valuable pr.
III .7Mcfj0n property

DY virtue Of a deed of ttus, execu,.d -
ID Der by George G. Williams. on The oo, ts 'uSs,
vember, 1874 and duly recorded in the Cle,I,a oN,
the County Court Of Amherst, ard also of
Clerks Office ofihe Hastings Court for tho y ASs
ton Of Lyhchburg. for certain purposes therein ~ra
VIII proceed to sell, by way of public auction
premises on the 20 day of January. 1916. ii
Court day. The TRdCT OF L4.ND. adjoinMn,s ~
herst Court House. it being the same Land n" 40
by said G. G. Williams of Samuel M. Garlsaa p1r,cA''r
on which there is erected Tannery, DwelIO. 11's
and other On, Houses 'Ds h'us
And on the 18th day of December, 1874 min
at public auction. in the Corporation of lvnchbn Sl
TWO ACRES OF LIND in said deed mou the
it being the same Land bought by said Williams "sp,
~ Davis, and opposite Mr.. Gilbert Hay,hes VI heh-
There is on this Land a good Dwelling Hons. yelling
| finished; Stable and fine Well of Wafer wary
same time and place a lot of Locust Posts and '''
| Wood. rue
And on the LIST day of January. 1916. a, the w.,
ling House of said Williams. ONE NEGRO CIpr
named Narclssa, and all the Household and p,aL'
Furniture in said deed of trust mentioned ''NOt'
! And on the LIST day Of February. lSt5 ,,h.s
house of said Williams. ALL THE SToCr 'c ns
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS, TRUNKS !"
then remaining on hand unsold. n.y.
TERMS OF SALE.
ash will be required for all of the perso,., ,,o.
For the real property in '.ynohburg and Amherst ,'
il Of six. twelve and eighteen months. will ho a.
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond or bopd,
/ good personal security for the purchase monev ,,l
title Of said property retained as further securily uOl
is paid
The title To the above property is believed TO he -,
but acting as trustee. shall convey only snch ,ls
vested in me by said deed. j. II. TYREF
Tmsr
| All persons indebted 10 G. G. Williams. will Ma.
come forward and settle The same. as am direcsi
said deed TO close this business as SION as possible
J. Ii. TIREE,
Tm,ss
Dec. 5 np
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
EDGEJV'OH1v1 SE.NLv1RY

Mis-. j.. '. IOMAA. Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prn
WIS lnsttution, situated In the town of Liberty,
u Bedford County, Va. will be open for the recep-
tion Of pupils the LIST OF October.
|, is the object Of the Principals to mpart to the stu.
denis useful az well q Ornamental education. For
this purpose. Mrs l.. and Mrs. d. will be aided by
peteni assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English for the LIST class $40 pr. months.
2nd do Is E"
Junior class 7" 5"
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roget
of France, 8"
Music. by Professor Wnkler Of Germany, Piano s25,
Harp $35; Guitar SI8 pr months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor s
charges.
Plain and Ornamental Needle work, s. pr five months.
Use Of Musical instruments So
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n. B--Board may also be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
Reterences-,judge Stanard and James Lyons. ESD i,
Richmond; Judge Lomax. Fredericksburg; Rev. DIR.
llswley and Rev. Mr. Laurie, LIST Presbyterian Church,
Nashingmn Gen. Gordon aud Hon. VIM. {. Rlyes,
Abemarle; Dr.. p. Ii. Gllmer, Lynchburg; Geo. Z
Tayloe. Bnielour.
Bedford, Sept. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
TRUST SALE.


PURSUANT to decreeot the circuit superior court
L of Bedford, pronounced on the Doth o July, lS4i
in the suit of "Mcajah Davis u.s. Powell Ownby and
others" the undersigned commissioner, will proceed, on
The lh day January next on the premises, In sell ID
the hghes, bidder, THE TRACT OF LAND con
veyed in trust by the said Powell Ownby and Nancy
his wife to VIM. II. Morgan, as trustee by deed Of
trust dated the 2ith Of july 1885, aud Of record IN
Bedford county court, containing
1877 .ICKES,
lying in Bedford county, adjoining the Lands of the
tate Of Mitchell Ewing, decd. Joseph Ruff and others
And also, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY men,
toned in said deed, consisting of Household and kch-
ed Furniture, Plantation Utensils. Stock Of Cattle and
Hogs, (being the increase Of the stock conveyed in the
deed aforesaid besides other personal chates The
Land is rich mountain soil and valuable Tobacco
Plantation.
1t will be sold upon credit of six. twelve and egh-
teen MONTHS for equal portions Of the purchase money,
the purchaser giving bond with good securtyThe per
sona property will be sold for cash.-The title to the
Land is believed to be unqueslionabe, but it will only
be conveyed to the purchaser by deed with special war
| ranly. e.. A. WlNGFlELD. Comr.
Dec 5 tSJan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30

PRACTICE OF LAW.

KVIlE subscriber. having resumed the practice Of La"
L will attend the sessions Of the Court oil Appeals 10
this City, and those Of the Superior Courts OF norfolk
Borough and Norfolk county, and engage IN any ousi
ness in the line Of his profession.
Office on l!,h street, south side, 4'h door from the
corner on Main.
Richmond Dec 9 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
N T. w 4: d q ID y .

NE w q q q DIS.
NJ have just received and opened for inspection,
w another supply of BEAUTIFUL. GOODS,
which for quality, sly and workmanship, cannot be
surpassed in any market. Among them may be found;
Sup. black Beaver Over Goats, wadded and quilted
all sizes
:" " and Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap
" Beaver do do
% " French Cloth do Dress Goats, some
thing extra
Tweed Cashmere Office and D'Orsay Coats
latest style,
90 do do Sacks, different colours.
q black French Doeskin and plain Cashmere
Pants,
g Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
Is Silk Velvet dress Vests very rich
and handsome,
Woollen do new aud choice
patterns,
4" Nabob do i" " for par
ticll1r occasions,
Together with many other beautiful articles.
Those in pursuit of good bargains will find it To their
advantage to give US call
PARHAM s. HOPKINS.
Dec 5 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
TRUST SALE.


A trustee for Col John II. Richardson, am author
~ lied to sell, and offer to sell, the FALUa
BILE TR1CT OF LAND, on which the said Rich
srdson now resides, situated the South East side of
the Roanoke River adjoining the lands of Gen Edward
Watts and Col. VIM. l.anghorue, containing FIVE
HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES, about one
hundred acres of which River Bottom, the balance is
up Land of fine quality. well adapted to the growth of
Wheat and Tobacco There upon this Tract OF Land
comfortable Brick House and all the necessary and
convenient Buildings.
The terms Of sale will be made known application
to Col Richardson, residing the premises or to the
subscriber at Fncase.
also offer for sale a number Of valuable SLAHES,
belonging the said Richardson, consisting OF Men,
Women and Children.
For information with regard to these Slaves, persons
desrous Of purchasing. are referred to Mr.. John H.
Smith, at the Big Lick, to Col. Richardson.
ALEX. ?. ESkRlDGE.
Dec. Is tlF
Or The Stanton Spectator will please insert for
four weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-30
VIM. Maxwell
TO N.4DDLERN.

A SUPPLY of Hog Skins, Morocco SKINS, r. mc
N bling Bits, Stirrups. Buckles, Bosses anu , .ag
of other Goods required by Sadders, Just 9psneu
sale cheap II. Is. Y w. A. fie HAN "a
Sept, %
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BOTETOURT SPRINGS MALE
.l.v.D FE.V.ILE E.v'NTxTUTE,
U'ElAGE .v'k.f.


THE exercises Of the winter session Of this School
l. will begin on Wednesday, the 9Th of January, and
end on the ith of May lS45
Boeourt Springs is known to be of most heal
Thy and pleasant places in Virginia. Besides the Sui
phur Spring, which is thought to be little inferior to the
White Sulphur Springs Va, there is an excellent Lime
Stone Spring within few yards Of the buildings. The
houses very commodous and comfortable capable OF
accommodating more than one hundred students.
The course of instruction is suited to prepare for col
ege for teachers and for the active duties of lite; and II
is hoped youths will here be trained up in the nurture
aud admonition of the Lord" The discipline OF the In
sttue will be kind and paternal but steady and lnexl-
ble The females will he under the of Miss Stod-
dard. The female boarding department will be en.lre
" distinct from the male.
Ierms-per session Of months.
Orhography, Reading, Writing or Primary
Arithmetic, 10 w
Geography. English Grammar Arithmetic,
History Of the United States Natural Philoso-
ply, and Celestial Geography 40
Latin Greek, French, Drawing and Painting,
Algebra Geometry or Surveying II 90
Composition and Defamation will be attended TO
by the more advanced classes
Board, including room rent and bedding, per mo. so
PAYMENT for board and tuition one half IN advances the
rest at the close of the session.
GEO PEARCY, Principal.
Tee 10 Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
0Ln MASSACHUSETTS,! GOD BLESS HER

By Adams g. Co.'s Express we received last
evening at O'Clock the Boston Atlas of yester-
day, containing full returns of the Election held
in that State on Monday, with the exception OF
SIX towns, viz-Hull, in Plymouth County
Shutcsbury and whateIy, in Franklin County
Wales, in Hampden County; and Egremont
and Mount Washington, IN Berkshire County.
The news is glorious beyond our most san
suine anticipa.ions. The Wing Presidential
Etectors-,he Wing Governor and Lieutenant
Governor of the Conmonwealth-SErEN Wing
Representatives in Congress, and an oTerwhele'
ing Wing majority of both branches of the Legis.
lature, have been elected by the People.
The Atlas says:
"The llth of November is day long 10 be
rene INBRED in the annals Of OLD MAssAcHU
SETS We have beaten our enemy most thor
oughly and completely. The Wings of Massa
chusetts, with that proud and indonitabe spin'
which was noble trait in the characters OF then
Pilgrim and Revolutionary Fathers, seem to have
sszed The occasion Of the backslidlng and falling
off OF their brethren in other States, to show no
completely it is in their power to beat their polit
| cal enemies at the ballot boxes, whenever 1t IL
their pleasure TO exert their powe,.
ave congratulate cur Wing brethren through
out the Commonwealth most heartily On the re-
suit of this grand and glorious victory. Nc
State in the Union, under parallel circumstances
has exceeded this victory in its amount or Its
conse quences We think ourselves-the Wings
of Massachusetts entitled to not little praise
for our strenuous exertons and unprecedented
success in the good cause"
We annex the votes for President and Cover,
nor by Counties:
povs,,vx,r,r Etycran. GOVERNOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
Pigeoned.

On Wednesday evening, 9Th inst. the news
received from the interior Of our State was
favorable to the success of Clay. 1t purported
that Oneida and Madison had gone for US,
which indicated heavy Abolition vote for
Clay, and, with the favorable results in Dutch
ess, Rensselaer,, Washington, Schenectady and
Montgomery, looked like Wing majority Of
several thousands. If Oneida and Madison had
gone for US, there could be no rational doubt OF
the result. Next morning we had different ad-
vices, putting Oneida and Madison moderately
against us, but giving US encouraging reports
from Delaware, Chenango, Seneca, Ontario and
Monroe. On. the strength of this news, which
left tho chances nicely balanced if not little IN
favor of Clay, many Wings bet largely on the
State and general result, stimulated by an un,
fortunate error of judgment in leading Wing
journal. 1t now appears that the Loco, Focos
had private advices that Thursday morning by
a steamboat which came down express from
Albany 10 within some ten or twelve miles OF
this City. Aided by this, they had NO trouble
in swindling the Wings to the tune Of Half a
Million or SO, in addition 10 their previous heavy
losses. We don't object to sharp practice; but
is MT this a little too sharp What says the
Morning News2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
CRY ENCE.
TUESDAY.
United states District Court.


This Conrt opaned Yesterday for ihs November
r There being no Jnry case ready the Jurors es
''a rbs Court then proceeded to Admiralty business,
and commenced the case OF
PIT, w. Rolf. on behalf Of himself jacob Van
n,,e, and Simonsou owners Of the seho'aer Nice Els
aud the c,cyy .aid vessel " the Sai pa
90 f,.,,,olJ 10 raInhasThis wns an seton for s
c Capf Rolf states that beng at staten islaDd xih b.,
lgbter scho,ner the Alice Ellis about q Cox on c eTea
We 49, md nbandnnes on the Wes; bank lie rouse ha
crew and repaired the bus. wiich ne oGne aDg ha
past u O'Clock. II WE, snow 'tofs NJ - 49, -
and her hold much filed with water lie ,ssleeu 20 per s
Unnamed t,l dny light, when they projected 70 ietins o1i
her Cargo consisting OF mnslns mo u.e' ssl a,s e
90 tby nrocecc9 load the two lichfrs WIN AfSo ard
,h s.is ,isging sc. Steamboats, dunna tne Gay cane
from tins city, bringing hggcfs ana Heh. an ~, Va .s1
- n, deliver no rs ne clsmet salvage and said b
gold take cargo and materials to staten Island M Hep
bum came up the city pr;u,ed warrant, nna haa
nrr,,fel on charge OF pundern: the vessel ana mad him
hon bt mn To This 81 " This the evening aier be h'
boarded The brig went 20 pieces Two OF tsce rSs!s ae
wards but much Of the cargo haa Des -; .,-a
ing con,eEdcd thai Capt Il. and those conecs wn me se
sr1 had r.h such, and, u mol iGef'upreN, Iy woa
bond in The sum OF 40 90 gwen by ire owners 70 net
bs sic and now the result On behalf oi me owners
stated that the John Gipn WAS ooGnd On T sse
that she struck the elbow s' ne " q. on ia. CapA
E,vr-S Of the brig immeG n.eY on hef sdauns, ent 70
Staten Island and procured schoo-et ignVf a,ei ~ x
In ~, steamboat procure AID; tai nc an i hpanoN
l br Int the captain the lighter Cor board OF wscS ~s'
The racI agreed Say near the Nese Us 10 ach ne'
r The "a ptan q: the lighter wcut 10 guaanio.
81 rolsyelv notified Capt X. ~ ne position OF me pig
thai CAPT, and oIhers, boarded her next eut
,ei IN "a coptentcd tina. he mas rshi 10 salvage. son
testimony was had, and the Court adioufEed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

PAINTINGs.-We called the attention Of our IT ad-
ers come days since 10 tho beautiful Collection OF
modern Paintings now exhibiting, gratuiousiy, at
the Granite Building in Chambers-strcet, corner OF
Broadway. In this Collection there are quite a
number Of Pictures of very decided excellence, and
no, one among them which would not honor any
gentlemen's parlor. The subjects are SIS various
as The Artsts-embracins Landscapes Of American,
Italian, French and Swiss Scenery, Wiarer and
Moonlight Scenes, Shipwrecks, Scripture Pieces,
sc sc. We regard the occasional opportunities
OF visiting such Gallery oil Paintings, SO lively End
various i'll their designs, more likely 10 create a
proper TASTE for works OF merit IN the Arts Than
the exhibition of Portraits CT u Geatleman " and
"Porrals of a Lady" annually repeated would
perform in half century. As The Pictures in this
Gallery are TO be sold al public auction on Friday,
we advise all VINO have visited them 10 embrace
an early opportunity of dorg so.