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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
In CHANCERY.
VIRGINIA.:
November 10


rules held in the clerks office Of the county seurt
"A OF Neso county on the Sd day OF November, iSf5:
John r. Loving, Robert &. Loving. Samuel B. II Low
ing, Scaton II Loving, Harriet IT, Hansbrough formerly
Harriet b. Loving, John F. Bass and Isabella e. NJ his
.yIle; formerly Isabella &. NJ. Loving, Plaintiffs
against
William S. OWN r, administlaor of Samuel Loving de
ceased, and in hls right; james M Loving
Loving widow relic OF said Sam | Loving, deceased
Virginia E. Taylor nd nry b. Taylor infant children
OF Sarah Ann faylor dec l. late Sarah Ann Loving,
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Virginia Taylor and Henry b. Taylor
not having entered their appearance and given
cordng to the act of assembly and the rules
and appearnghy satisfactory evidence thai
habitants of this the of the pla in.
. by their COUNSEL it is ordered that the lid
10 appear here before the fourth Monday in January
,csr and the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this
rider be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburs vgaian
newspaper published in the town Of Lynchbrg two
months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thcr. posted at the
door the courthouse of this county on some court
ay. Copy-Testo
SP. GARLAND, CIR
November 20 WIN
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FOR KE.V'T.

6. EeLLlNG HOUSES ON THE HILL, on
hp BE- h, greet one New House, Of which possession
plprJ "er at once and of The other, r the neph
(nh. D. Iownley's, on the 18th Of the present
VI terms, which will be liberal, apply t.,
Nov IN ABSALOM WILLIAMS.
f tsif
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nag HesveOfype miniatures.
SILVER MHDAL

4 WAliDED by the Franklin Institute. PhiladeI-
IA phia, AND American Institute, New York, Tor
Impr,rsd DAGUERKEOrYPE LikENESsES
Taken by Van l.oan and ke'xef.
W. L. RErXER'S ROOMS NEARLY OPPOSITE rHs
FnssKLiN lIorrL, l.yScnBUao, "A.
Where can be specimens 81 these exquisite works
of Ar. which are pronounced by scientific gen,snrn "
Philadelphia aud New York io stand unfivsiled either
IN Enrupe or America.
Il is idea tina, these pictures will not stand
the vi time; all sun defect entirely r-innvrd
they g'dod by the sayanic Process and will never
iade.
Instructions given In the art, and apparatus Of thu
must approved kind furnished. Materials Of all kinds
used IN The art. tr s,le LADIES aud Gentlemen III.
vli,d n call aud rsau,ue specimens. Open from v.
clock A. NJ. 10 T. NJ.
Nav Gif
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o. The Richmond Wing announces tina, il is now
certainly ascer,aed tina, the Clay Statue will be erect
ed, funds sufficient for that purpose having been subscri
bed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

'o- Among the passengers in the steamer fIlbernia
which sailed from Boston for Liverpool last week, was
Alexander Moseley, ESP late Editor of the Richmond
Wing.
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Nh Buchaaon.-'lhe u. s. Journal states that Mr..
BuchIn has fully determined not be transferred
the Supreme Court. lie will remain at the head Of The
State Department.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

o. newspaper, called the "Mrror' has just been
commenced at Charleston, s. e. which declares itself in
favor Of well.regulaled system Of domestic manuac.
lures. Such paper has long been wanting in that quar-
Ter
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EsGETEA A.:

VIRGINIA
rules held in the Clerks Office the Circuit supe-
nor Cot Of Law and Chanc,ry Tor the county O! Mel
son, ON the 3rd day OF November, 1915:
Wdddy W. Roberts, administrator of Sarah N. Roberts
decd plaintiG
against
Elliot n Roberts, Schuyler g. Harris and Sophia F. his
VIE formerly Sophrr T. Roberts, Matthew n Roberts
John H. Roberts, Schuyler H. Roberts Potter allacs and
Ann u his wife, formerly Anr &. Roberts
X Turner, infant under the age twenty -one wears
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
he defendants, Matthew II. Roberts and SCHUYLER II.
Roberts not having entered their and ri,
cy according to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants o! this commonwealth On motion
OF the plaintiff by s COUNSEL it is ordered that they do
appear here at rules be held the said clerks Office on
the hst Monday in February next, and the plain
TINS bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
I'd in the "Lyncbng Nnginian" newspaper publiste in
the town of Lynchbug, for two months and
another copy thereof posted at the front door OF the
house oil tins county, ON some court day
Copy-Teste,
RO. {. CUTLER, Crk.
November III WIN
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% GARD TO THE LADIES'.
New Fall and Winter (sOOdss

ID lCARDS, RYAN T. co. have the pleasure az
10 announcing 10 the LANES OF l.YSonpuRG ami
those Of lis vicinity. thai they will receive aud open
rus DAY. large PARTON III the their sock of FAlA.
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing ore Of The mt
varied and elegant in styles ot rch fancy god-, hss
been their pleasure To oilrr them.
The junior partner having just rcnrned ffmn I'M
public generally that he has spared pains procure
the RnwEsr and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, that ihs
FRENCH English and American markets could furnish.
Their stock Of Cloh Cassimercs. Vesiing Shir,rss,
Cravalnes. Cloves Hosiery. Sc. &c.. greatly sfpass
es any they have had The pleasure Ut eSbiips IN
This market. They respectfully solicit an examination
Of their extensive stock before purchasing Terms caNi
Prices 10 correspond with the and times .<ons
shall sell he same style and quality Of goods knocingy
cheaper than ,rr. RiCAKDS. RYAN & CO.,
Next douf to w. \. louag.
Sept. 8 nd
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o. II is stated that Lie ol Gen. Winfield Scott
by vi. d. Mansfield Esq Of Cincinnati, is in state
&" prePaa'ln aud ii is hence inferred that, proper
hine. his friends intend to bring him into the field as
CANDIDATE for the Presidency
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

w hat is the cause OF Brsncltis'
OB.ERUCEION-
Producing nfamma Of the lining mcmbrnne Of the Bron
cha wind tubes and excrehn OF mucous.
frequently discharges of blood. And what is Asthma o
difficulty Of breathing but obs truction caused by this
puruen exceton, clogfing up these tubes,
thereby impeding respiration,
Remove this obstruction, mud there will be fever no
Northumberland pain nor coue aisces. Coasump-
uon-Do hemnorhase splitting Of bloodno Asthma OF
difficulty OF breathing but restoration to health will be
certain. And what is the TRUE rencd, pointed out by
ture to remove this Obstruction
The answer is Ex7cetoralion. Yes, Expecoraton
lures remedy. For ,drr there other outlet the
lungs discharge their vntcd exce,nns but through the
rachea, Wind Pipe, and this natural discharge is EX.
PECTORATlON.
To assist nature, and produce this desirable result moth
ing has been found equal Jayres Expecoran. 1t
the result of the experience OF practice II
Produces free and eyectoation suppreses the cough
reduces the Inflammation the pasIudc accrp of
the vessels and heals the abaded surface OF the Broncha
ind Tubes. The br aing becomes ,a-yaaa tina parnt
almost uniformly sad in the most hopeless
of Consumption produces degree Of relief be-
fore experienced by other prearaon and polongs the
patients lie to Indefinite period. Many who were pro-
nounced ncurabe two by their Physicians,
still alive and appear worse than they did then, while
hnndr eds, thousand have entirely recovered.
Prepared only by DIR. David Jayne, No S South Third
Street, Philadelphia
The above valuable Medicine is for sale ny
ID. r. LYMAN.
L,nchbur..
Nov 10 "a IL
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W some obituary notices, un,yoidably crowded GU
,o>day, will appear in our next
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NOTICE..

Y rec,.". commissioners Of Bedford county are
I Fist day =, 10 meet at November court next, On
'asuter. settle 'hsr annual account with their
WIN. LEFrNlCu. Jf.
Nov 10 Ifeao'r. School Com. Bed. Va.
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Eall and yyInlcr f:ooda,

VINllE subscbers have just sceived their supply Of
J. FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
general assortment all Of which they will
sell a, The owest marke, prices ihose whs may favor
them with = call. TURNER s. BCnWELL.
Nov 3 taH
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BILLS or LAOg q
FOR TIE J. X. AND K.a.N:aWHl CANAL.
For sRle ~ th1S OARce.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
lFENliE subscribers beg leave 10 announces ~ their
Il friends and the public generally, that they have
| eceved nearly the Wln,e Of their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK Or DRY
e. o d DIS,
among which will be found every variety II
fashionable dress goods for the Ladiss.
Their stock Of
Cloths, C0sSiMscreS fs,s6 EesFfasgs
they haticr themselves canno, be exceied and extra
bargains will be offered aud Purchasers.
To these in want Of EXTRA FINE CLOTH, they
wond invite their particular attention to pecrs, Biui
ey's finest make (French.) which ios lus,rs, durability
aud texture unsurpassed.
Mt Wishing to fill ton large . space Ia the papers
these en'nlmca times, and anxious avoid puff, they
dispense with an enumeration Ut their stock, Aid ssy -
their friends aud the public hat their stock
better and m're desirable and their dsisrn.aati.s
to do business On the Cheapest Cash principle, and -
un IersoIl by nu in market whatever.
ADAMS s. WILKINSON.
Bask Square,
Sept % mN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

Criminal Trials-Wm. b. Johnston. charged with
,c an accomplish with Two negro men in an a'roclons
,,,,,,e upon young lady near Staun'on on the night
81 ,he 2s,h OF August last tried before the superior
.,,,, Of tina, county on the Sd ns found guilty x sem
,.d IN foriv.co years confinement in the pen'enllary
n.y.. s,,nn,m Spectator says-"Severe this sentence
. ), il Grill mercy to the villain. 1t is greatly 10 be
regretted that he could not be made 10 snare '"e PUNISH
men, Of his daboca associates. "-'fhese associates
were two negro slaves. Jim and George, the 'ormer DE-
louyng 10 MIS- Mcdowell! aud the latter TO MI "af-
her. who were tried beloe the county court o' Augusta
las, week, found guilty. and sentenced to death. lhey
ar. 10 be hung on the third Friday in Dere'nber.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
FRsE CAssELLIgO
As1.EEsDERS
AND THE PUBLIC GFNEp,Irv
ia MEs RIVER AND KANAyy.
EsA COMPANY.

'E'lE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING e
The Stoekhodrrsolthe James River and kanawba
Company, viii be held at The Capitol IN the Guy OF Rich
DAY, The Sh Of December by order Of HE presidpn,
and Directors. ". b. CHIrTENDEN, sec'v.
RlcnmoND, 81. October, 1915,
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NO 1'H(E.
K.x.v'1I EOSS S.lLE

N o NJ A + + x.
OFFER for sale my 1rac. Of Land, in the county
n piApPoma'e% con,'s..:@,, about
H7j ACRES,
krownby the name OF Rose Grove" II not sold be
oTe, VIII sell II, al public auction. on Thursday the
1lh OF December next, when will certainly take place
Rose Grove is well known tavern stand being n com
A;.AI modons framed DlpELLLNI, house. There
.liI- is also Store House The place II is situated
i've miles below Apppnattox court house, Con the main
foad leading To Buckingham cont house aud Richmond
that being tho nearest tavern above, and II miles the
nearest OF any benw-boing situated that II may be
made profitable About half of The tract is clear
ed and Is good Grain land and sale be found Tor eve
~ bushel raised, upon the spot. at good price The
Land yet to clear Is well iIlber6 aud par of II rood
for Tobacco.
A''he same time ani place, will sell my stock Of
Hogs. Cattle. Sc.
Terms and further PARTICULARS made known on the
day ol sale. WIN. II. STILL.
Nov. 10 t4D
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TssEST S.ILE
REAL AND PERSONAL pnnn,,,uv

"has. AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
NDFk authority III a trus, deed executed !, ne Inv
- Hebedee Petty, dated The 9th day of N,ven,,er
ie9l and of record IN The clerks office Of ,n. c,un
~ intended 10 secure the payment Of certain ,,,s lin.
me President Directors and Company OF ,be RAM nf
Virginia al Daayil'e James {. Bruce and others ~,
VIII sell by public auction, 10 the hughes, bidder ON IN.
Promises, on "Wednesday the 10Th instant. (Nu,emb,r
ioi''} II lar, otherwise The next fair day, HE
TRACT OF LAND,
In said deed specified. containing by estimate nm,
oaSand acres afe or less, adllnog the lands of The
estate oil nies H. Walden, James NJ Jones nd ,,h,rs
ana ylng IN The County OF Halifax on lianist.r ,y.,
aud is the same land whereon the said pet,y now ,,
sues. Alsn between thirty and forty likely and yan,
ole NEGRCES consisting of Men Women and cal
dfen, one oN Cart onr Wagon and Gear s,ock nf Hrs
es, oalle, Sheep and Hogs Plantation Utensils, uonse
hoId and Kitchen Furniture OF every Description and
crop OF every Description '
Tue ''ie TO III" ahoye property believed la he pet,
eet on the subscribers, actin. rs Trustees will cam
w, sn,n ulle only as is vested ~ them as such
itnho' -eash Tor all except the land for tina,
one hd cash. the other payable IN one and Two wears
oonus ntaIlg Interest from the date with ners,nal :,
curly and deed oi irnsi the land Ia secure the nav
meui, lrequlred Wv f"'
THOMAS $. FLOuRNOY.3
CHS. ii. CABiNlss, Trustees
WV AZ t26N
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~mcs9es HOGS, fsome of them good I,vsswrr.ress
ETTEyS prk,) SHEEP, CAT ksy1N4x0
EftMGEY TIE, Sc. Household byk2X
-hA4azA, and Kitchen Furniture, snnM
Plantation Utensils, &c. Also, the Crop on hand
TERMS-On the Land will require oae,half cash;
The remainder credit will be given uf one and two
years. On The Stock Sc. all sums over five dollars
credit will be given OF six months-undcr that amount
cash. Further particulars will be made known ON The
day of sale JACOB 1IBBS.
Nov. 10 tiOD
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EDUCATION MEETING IN AMHERST

~ Elk
Ala meeting held at Amherst c,urt.h house. an the
gun Of Oct~rr, lS45. Edmund Penn, Esq. was cal.
he'd To the chair, and Henry W. Qaaes Appointed Sec
relary.
crn nlitee. consisting of the foil winp gentleman
to Wit: Samuel NJ. Garland, VIM. NJ. Waller. William
D'lard VIM ). Ruck-r, Addison ialiaerrp. David
P4ieson, Henry l.. Davies, Joseph X. Irwin, and
Ihahpe Garter, 90 which, on moiiun the Secretary
was added) was appointed To draft snila5l. N.onr,
a'o the Legislature on the subject OF Popnsr Ednca
"o0 F" be presented 10 an adnurned meellnp IT, be held
a. lhe court house On next November c,Ir, d,v Aha
'mfd Monday) Tor considerations aud further ac,iin
on 'no'on. Joseph X. Irving and s. Nj. Garland were
"pP"'eu 10 address The people of Amherst al the next
''u,'' gu the subject Oh Popular Education.
,,S.,eo' That the Proceedings of this meeting be
7 '''"'"'u !" Tue Lynchburg and Richmond papers,
u ~ a. EDMUND PENN, (hmn.
] ava esua' meeting Of the I.ynchburg YOUNG Mem,
NJ, ''u d. lher room. Saturday niIhi the Isl
He'd, viz: '""'s 'eso'u'''i' were adopt
II e'o,Veo mat the Lynchburg Young Mems Society
in ,I P''o meeting on the evening. % the htJly is,t 49,
If "'n' al O'Clock, and request the co,pera,o ion
'"e Town upon the subjec, of the State t,j.caon
Conven,iJn W ''e "'a'e i1'"ca"o''
c,a That the i4yfchbny Virginian and Repnb
" requested TO publish lie above resol,ulo. lL
"a! VI meeting. "'
lopy 'rom the Records.
+. G. MORRISON,
Recording Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

TExAS.-The Texas National Register" which
rasa opponent Of annexation complains some
what bitterly Vi the refusal o Mr.. Polk receive the
Texan minister, recently appointed by President Jo1es
for the purpose, says. oi settling various OF un-
finished business between the two countries
The same paper nforms us, that. if annexation had
no, taken place, plan had ma'ured By many lead
inc men in Tamaulpas. chihuahua, Coahulls. Sioora
and California, for the union Of those provinces 10 the
Republic Of Texas The Register says This new po
lcal arrangement would undoubtedly have been attain
able. aud il needed but to be attempted to succeed. The
Reoublic would then have extended from the Gulf OF
Mexico to the Pacific Ocean, embracing the finest porlS
an the western coast Of North America, and giving
mr own merchants alur'st complete monopoly OF the
,,,as with China. But all this is past; and
merely alude to the facts stated as we would oa piece
,s history which can longer be Of any use 10 US"
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FOR RENT.

19NiE House and lot the hill, Opposite Mr.
d Green's, and occupied at present by Mr.. Could
man. Possession will bs given the LIST Of October ne H.
GEO. w. TURNER
Sept. % VISIT
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EOR KE.1'T,,

V1NHE House and Lot adjoining my residence.
Il MHCAJAH DAVIS, in.
Sept 81 Wits
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descrlAI'I
Church, II
n which ~
led upon ''II
feet iroW /
|s rear Of \
projection
l'or'ico-']
+, oflire 'iT]
IaiiuH'
|sseu,eI ''I'|
a1ou, ,5'1
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Grated 10 y
rs to T'iI''
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November 10
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29
CITY INTEIJ1CFNCE

a Compromise. We announced some DAYS
since the fact of the arrest of female, known
as Polly Peacock, charged with attempting to
eXtort money from an individual, and of her
having been committed to Jail. Through the
interference of counsel, she was brought out,
yesterday, under writ of habeas corpus, issued
by his honor, Judge Brce, before whom she
appeared to make her defence. Able counsel
appeared for the State and for the traverser
The matter at issue was thoroughly canyassed
we presume, for the counsel (and there were
four of them) on both sides conducted the mat
ter among themselves; after which, as we UNI
derstood it, the difficulty was adjusted by means
Of a compromise.
Looking Up. The front room of the City
Hall, ("fleavcn save the mark.") in which
the Secretary to the Mayoralty has his office,
and IN which the greater part of the business
connected with the municipal affairs of the CT
ty Is transacted, is undergoing at this time Il
thorough renovation. The walls and ceiling
are being newly papered, (by the way, the pat
tern Of the paper is not the most handsome
we ever saw the wood work painted, and the
old dirty WORKOUT carpet, which has so long
disgraced the floor is to be removed and a fine
summer mating to take its place. The work
is being done under the superintendent of
Mr.. Kalkman, the Secretary of the Mayor,
A Strange FISHER. On Tuesday afternoon,
a large shark was seen in the river, near the
Chemical Works, taking look at the harbor.
1t is supposed to have followed in the wake of
some vessels that came III short time before.
After frightening the boys, and spoutng about
i'll the water for short time it suddenly dis
appeared. The cove that makes into the left
of the Chemical Works is great place for
bathing, but Il few more such visits will strike
terror into the hearts of the young aquatcs,
and cause them to seek other places TO enjoy
the luxury of bath.
Case for Court. James Mullen, Sr. and Jas
Mullen, Jr., charged with assaultiug and beat
ing Patrick Kenny, were arrested yesterday by
officers Bangs and Lucas, and released on secu-
rity, to appear at the Saturday Court, by r. A..
McAl!ister, Esq.
County Court. The case of James NJ. Raj
sin VS.. the Western Bank, was given to the
jury yesterday, who retired to their room, and
during their absence, the Court, at 8 o'clock
adjourned, The jury had not left their room
at late hour in the afternoon.
Sudden Death. An old colored man named
job Johnson, died suddenly yesterday evening,
at his residence on Federal Hill. He was aged
about sixty years, and his death is supposed to
have been caused by an affection of the heart.
City Court. The regular June term of this
Court commences on Monday next. There are
no cases of much importance to be tried
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29

THE FAIR-Something nice. We acknowledge the
receipt OLA large and most delicious sponge cake from
the ladies who are now holding the Fair in the Lee
ture room of the First English Lutheran Church. Lex
inglon street. They have thanks, and we fondly
trust that they may be remembered in their charitable
and praseworty effort to raise the funds necessary
for their Church. They have remembered the prin
ter"-ior which charitable act alone they deserve TO
live in the remembrance of all good men. There is
for sale large quantity OF ornamental and useful ar
ticles together with fruits and other refreshments the
fruits being gathered by the fair hands of the fair la
dies themselves The sold chair" of the Father
of his country, which is exhibited in the roem should
alone be sufficient inducement to bring together
large number of buyers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29

iI3- DR.. JOHN Nj, WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bdhimore-st.,
ffth door east Of Front.-THE BEST SERIES or MEDI-
bOratory, TO wit:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitious Pills % cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Bters, 25 cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, so cents
a hottie; Cholera Specific, % cents hottie; New
Emetic Preparation, l2t cents wall Pediluvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption Coughs, Colds &c.
37i cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l25 cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, IA pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants so cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Linment and Emhrscaon, and accom-
panmenls, Sl Sovereign RemedyfOr Piles 81; Dysen-
terry Cordial 80 cts a bottle, SC &c sc. Printed di-
recti0nS for the administration of these remedies ac.
company each article. N. B. Advice given by DR..
w. free OF charge. ml3-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29

{E7-TO THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city Of
Baltimore, in the United States, on any subject con-
nected with literature or science. OratOns from IS
to So occupying twenty and forty five minutes. Lee
lures So to $40; Letters and Essays SO; Pieces forde
clamaton SO to So Inscriptions for tombs SO to So
Sentimental Tales s. to $40. Advertisements 81 to
So. Songs 50. News Carriers Addresses So. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Albums, sc. &c, cents per line
Persons at distance will address post paid and en-
closing remuneraIion) the Milford Bard, or Dr. John
Lohand, Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Wash
ington University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post Office enclos-
ing the qnid pro quo. {f-Editors friendly to me, will
please give an insertion. m22
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29

The Presidents HOUSE. The Union SAYS,
the painting inside and out, for the Presidents
House, has been put out at the lowest bid
(S2,7OO) by the superintendent of the public
buildings, TO Messrs Hurdle & Co., of Alexan-
dria. The President will be under no necessi-
ty of retreating into the country until the paint
ing has been completed-as has been ntimated
in some of the public prints.