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The New York herald., 1845-11-28
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
M CHRISTIAN HUBER iFi., viplonesll aud
EHEN S isAi ARoTIo
'AGoy; Mrs AtESE5$E Il VII Sf 'i;S'is SoTF:'Ja, e
Mr.. 'SsE 2as;nsi.s!!. a sELst LAtssn. y
W. FS?SaES44TiaE: SSS4 4
ss'ess Valentine Mott ; seaman: Feeling
ImnIo@pia q. vioiosssllq with eSiiss!es Flute
~ PART ii. '''''''''
Rssstse aud Aria.Mi. Valentine Mott. Ji. from
Grand and vsristIoa. for the violonceilo com
l. BallsdM Gibsf"Asrxuelits at her spinning -
Fantasia the Caehucha composed and executed
TcSs One Dollar each TO be had at the principal Masie
Stores and at the door the evening Of the Concert
The Conce, to commence at o'clock n26 stis RI
GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street
SlGNOR PAtMO and the Manager Of the German Opera
Opera thar they wiz early December with the Ger
~ ~ DER FREIscHUTz,
W., By Carl MARIA Wow WEBER,
ma ManIeh The ss5s yf Without
an d w and
MARANf fh5HfEiS S6a KdSsSsT, ES%s DHsss Ss$sm..i.
oYSs oEERk FsIn MsYPR MR!STisad s,Ms Msusssn &C.
Herr RIEsE, sscondo I"S Teaois. nois.
HEIR 4 4sCHNEEF @ Basso Buo. and afull Orchestra of
SIG. RAPETTi. nIssie1s Issder Of the Orchestra
MSRs MpNs. z ETpENNEi w HEkG }Chou. masters.
sass Rirset%r Of the Opera HERR EFR MEKEE RIksE
ossl artist: Of distinction sIs engaged who
The ssa II 'iss;:'is By ss'z
Hsr FI;1.,. po.s. DO for o. ,.lson, e do
r;lo, DO r.. DO p,,usi9. 40 ...... .. ......
a.y 5$ K % and to secure s,s
MIR. BURKE known some since the celebrated
s.pee yfssSS and
OF E sS e. M @ he sm s: On II @
Evening December 5th le at the Apollo Rooms in Broad
Particulars in future advertisements. nz 3tis-rc
PARK THEATRE.
viii .sss %
@ ss &
his highly popular character Of Sir Peter Teaze Lady Teaze
+ s ~
The Box Boz Book is now open. ms s,i.*rc
GYMNASIUM, No. % ANN STREET.
WIN. FULLER respectfully informs the Gentlemen Of
w New York and vicinity, that his Gymnasium is now
for the reception Of pupils W respectfully calls he
establishment hch ne will be conducted in the strict
Sparring taught usual. =
Of e and am sword o
Sword and Musket Exercise Terms moderate n27 2w-rh
NOVEL SPORT.
FOX CHASE.
w WANTED TO HIRE-Some Twenty or Thirty good Fox
HeSnds Also will Be purchased some ISn or Twenty
hood about the beginning of the ensuing month Apply at
Jones's Hotel, Park Row.
W A liberal price will be given fer good animals.
n2l 1w ltWf
eN DR. JOHN WILLIAMS, Veterinary Surgeon
~ Respectfully his numerous friends and
he public, that he has resumed his profession at the
sign The Gold Horse No 3 Chyse street, where he has
successfully prac,ced upon that noble animal the Horse
LOOK AT THIS.
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CONCERTS, SOIREES, NC.
MR. AND MRS. COLLINS. 1.-THE popular vocalists, are
v1 prepared receive for Concerts, Soees
&c.. during the forthcoming season.
Cotlion PARTIES Further particulars application
MRS NEWTON, Teacher Of the Piano Forte
nj lm+r Singing. Grand street.
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". THORNE { Co, Produce and Flour Merchant, lIs
Broad street. OIL &c
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WANTED,
FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
17O BROADWAY, (between Broom and Grand streets
where servants and assistants Of capacity bot
male and female, are furnished employers
The characters all situations will be strictly
before they leave the Office and the
sober industrious and capable allowed
10 engage to employers
Women girls and boys wishing employment Of any
kind who prove satisfactorily the above character OBJ
good tions-no others need apply
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"a THE STORE AND HOUSE 70 yesey street, near
:; the Washington Market. TO LET. This fst rate
situation for grocer clothing eating saloon.
Inquire Of Esenweine * williamson. nT 3tsrc
- TO LET IN BROOKLYN..The house No. q Js.
rolemon will be let low price till the LIST Of
May Possession given Immediately Apply at SO
Pearl street., up stairs. MI Ctr
HARLEM RIVER HO TEL.
- TO LET-From until the first Of May next with
@ the privilege Of lease with OF the
furniture for SALE The house is well furnished. and
the aud the termination Of The Railroad this Island,
makes place Of business through the For
wch will be moderate enquire Of the proprietor the pre-
mses from to in the morning. from to in the evening
p2l 1wis+rc
CLINTON HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETORS Of this House prepared to
make arrangements with families single gentlemen to
Board for th- winter
n28 2weodsrc HODGES WALKER.
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DANCING ACADEMY
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREETS. -

a LIEN DODWORTH will commence Private Dancing
"A School his residence No. us Broome street, on Mon
dsv Oct 20h to continue during the season. Monday
"wednesday Thursday and Saturday, at r M for ladies'
and at for Gentlemen. For terms &c apply !" above
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. !
SOUTHERN BALM

THIS MEDICINE is pleasant and effectua remedy for
Il Colds: Coughs Influenza, Raising Of Blood, Asthma
Peursy Bronchitis Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
other diseases arising from obsuced perspraton Now resd
this testimony and call send get grautousy pamphlet
containing Treatise Consumption &c., and numerous
sworn certifcates such as follows
My wife afflicted with affection of the lungs pain in the
side and chest and general debility expectoratng blood and
for years employed the best medical skill
tc and aophic They lungs liberated and
despared Of eectng tried various patent medicines
without effect Finally in August last. tried your Southern
Balm She has taken bottles and is perfectly cured
confidently recommend it to all similarly affected
A. b. KAUFMAN,
Residence "A Clarke ST.. store sos Broadway.
City and County Of New York, ss-A. B. Hauptman being
duly deposes and that the above certificate
rect and true w. H. MUM, Com, of Deeds.
The Southern Balm is sold by druggists generally through
THE ANlMATING, APERIENT Alternative
u box Of pills. The and cheapest general Fam
y Pill These Pills have been tested
years IN every form q disease arising from impure of
the blood and ether Iid and have proved safe efficient
puer removing morbid matter from the stomach and bowels
further information Southern Balm Pamphlet
sold wholesale and reai also by Wyatt Ketchum 2l Full
street.
More Agents wanted throughout the United States aud Ca
NADIA.
Alebera discount to dealers. p3s lm+r
WANTED IMMEDTATELY-Two Printers Apply al
w Fourth story, Herald Buildings. n28 ltrc
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LOOK AT THIS.
IAInnn I-ID AIEIy nnnTC -,

LOOK AT THIS.
=. IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS of the best quality
III the extraordinary low price of of......... IS 90
Double Sole, the best article. 80
~ Cork Sole do Observation-Disclosures. ........ 6 so
French Cali Boots made to order. 90
French Cali Shoes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q 90
Gent Half Boots. Observation-Disclosures. 2 rs
Dancing Pumps, the Meet kind IS
Dancing Caters, with Patent Leather Tips. IS
And general assortment Of India Rubbers and all kinds Of
Over Shoes from the smallest the lagest also great
Of Boys Boots and Shoes; Misses and Children do
Ladies this will find the assortment OF Caters,
Buckns, Slips, Ties Quilted Shoes Moccasns, Clogs Toilet
Slips white aud black Satin and white Kid Slips; India Rub
smallest TO the largest and but price asked 37 Broad
way, corner Of franklin street.
n28 Im*r NJ CAHILL.
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED

FINE ARTS, 2llt BROADWAY.
WE HAV the honor inform the public and our friends
W that the gigantic work Of the History Egypt ancient
and modern and the 500 200 figures animals pyramids
&c Peing for sale in will be visible for few day
only. -
We hope will this rare chance as being
the only in the United States and said have up
wards of $500
Magnificent Gallery of Oil Paintings
n2e3tsrc f.. AYASsE & CHAVEAU.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-30

E'iF subscriber having made arrangements with one
u oi the largest Factories al the North for the pur
pose oi supplying this marlet. and the surrounding
country with all Kinds ol Carriages made OF the best
materials. aud Of the latest styles aud patterns is pre-
pared 10 iuraieh them to those Who want upon good
terms as they can be purchased at the North. or else,
where and brought here. lie has now ON hand large
assortment Of CARRIAGES. which he is disposed to
sell upon such terms as " be satisfactory To purchasers
II desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for each
safrage. oI his own manufacturing. and will warrant
The whole as GOOD as can be Obtained any where
j. &. SiIACKLEFORD
have made arrangements with Mr.. J. G.. Shacke-
oid 10 furnish him at the shortest notice with any style
OF Carriage no may order.
H. r. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.'Mfrd, Conn.
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June 30
IN $CRaEsUsss Easi egegsY.
a. W T. 8 TIL IS L. $ rs w 4 Vt.
DIUGUID g. ZI'NAHgEu.


the square belo" the Franklin ilule Main street
~ ana nearly opposite Mr.. A. ID. Iyree's C;roeery
sure oeg leave 10 return thanks 10 their friends and
lhe public for thc very liberal patronage extended "a The
hrm OF jesse I. Dugnid & Gu and To n,rm Them III :,
'ney may be i1nnd al their stand prepared To .xe
cute 'Nl>' " CAV
~ N"Sot W0AifA AZ FiiEER E.gHE OF
BUSINESS,
IN the neatesi and must substantial manner and an H.
shortest nuiCe. " ~
,. ihey are prepared 10 make all kinds of j., III
castings "ndGeons, Cranks. Tobacco Screws and prs
s: a'h'fs 81 every pattern. Sinkrs Serments. and
N me- every article pertaining to the ranufe,n,s #
i2'accn, AS we intend paying particular attention 10
'n,s a''er branch oour business we rpspeciflIv li
ea,,s Rom The Tobacco Manufacturers
we nv"e me attention Of our Farmers 10 mr. n,,
'efns o' Mould Boards and Pnngh Puinis
BLACK SHsEsls1G,
A''sched In onr Foundry, have also Blocl Sinh
managed ny one Of the hest workmen in The mn
pri country, where all work in that line will he d',ro
VITA neahess and despatch '''''
JESSE T. DlUGTID.
m w.t.. JAMES McNANEE.
y. D. we have for sale few of BaIwin's snror;,,
}. I. ID
Jan. IA j. NJ.
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V'kHiNi\ AT rules hell in The clerks Office af,.
i superior court OF law and chancciy 10, tho ' en-
oi Franklin, the day OF Nav, lSl5: Wv county
benjamin i.emon, behalf of himself ,u5 ,L
crsnson decd who shall in and ,.l ,.
ei oy' and contribute to the expense of ,h. suit,
Plaintiff,
against
S9niord Scott and Sarah his wife, tho said S,nt,,
own right and ms executor 81 Jeremiah IN M
Stephen tlcrs and Rachael his vile jeremiah peea
WHEY Ferguson. Charles Ferguson. Samuel Fsu'on,
arinisead Young and Margaret lis WIFE N.n sas"n,
and Pleasant Thomas and Frances his wife, Defend
In CuANcEaY.
Tho defendant, jeremiah Ferguson, not b,,;n
MS appearance and given security according ia H.
assembly and The rules of cont, and apne,rin " u
1saeory evidence that lie is not nlahitant or ~ SAT.
On the motion of The Plaintiff, by counsel il il ODD, a'e
the said defendant do aPpcar here rules 10 he a'
saidcerls ofre, tie ifsl Monda, in N NE
answer The plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of fins ana
2rh"ith inserted in some newspaper published in n ~, %
OF Ltnrhburs, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY .n1 "h
the front door OF the courthouse OF tins county ON
day. "A Copy-lcsic - y" so"s court
June IN, H. Y,
WIN
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ssotttesl.


saax Il l. WIo'so scanely known day
4 Ti.le d, s. Should dare so breathe oflove.
s1an.a .nife 10 wake T., thee a single thought.
Liz tasfc iaud ic,itrfs heh within nc move
Oh rfay, forgive. and pits the sadfate
of or " hose tund Presumption care not gaze,
= N8lh thoughts Of lope upon these urbs
Tia. s4si, The silver srf- such kidding rays.
hlsms thee not WHY should blame thee, girl
Beeauss thou hai'st ne, and may bless
Nv ardent passion, with cheering word
Tie hid ne live fer hore and happiness
kaew Tia, Nature, though she formedtbe fair,
And set her angel signof in thy face,
Gave ne The honely features ard the air
loas known the heritage Of all my race.
Angel shenld mate with angel, well know -;
I'lsn whs shouldl aspire dear girl, 10 thee
My should my passion, WHEN see thy face,
I,ir-h e'er m, bosom like mighty sea
sTas vain presumption Yet II III, find heart
VIII weld for me but one lone, plying sigh.
1 ak asught clse--and, troubling the more,
Nill 10 Wild retiring, weep aud die.
Thy cherish Hanc is like sYirit fenc,
Ard eofes in biisslul cadence Ger my soul
Like od'rous winds that in the itopic elino.,
At e,eitre, o'er fairy waters roll.
II, smile Is living brightness in nv heart,
Thy voice The spirit Il all msod,
Aad iheu--I c it, burning ia my hian,-
art neYen ever Wit, my destiny N'-'.'
casftf Ceeu, June is4i
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TESlE subscriber still continues AT his old stand d-
n rectIy opposite the Police Office, Lynchburg. 10
all orders in the line oi his business entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Books. Clerks Records & Sher
IFS Execution and Tax hooks, kept constantly hand
o his own manufacture, made to order. of the best
materials, and in the most durable style of workman
ship.
Old Books and Music, bound hound, at short no
tlce. and in every style Of pattern.
The undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer-
lions 10 give satisfaction 10 his customers and sollcs
continuance Of patronage By PERMISSION he refers the
following gentlemen, To VIII
Robert 1insley. Esq, elk sup. court, Amherst Co.
Sanl NJ Garland, Esq. 8" Co do do do
.lno. d. Alexander, Esq" Sup. do Campbell Co.
VIM. A. Clement, Esq, Co. do do do
Gen. ID. Rodes, - Sup do Lynchburg.
Maj. J. BenaGh. 90 IInst. do do
Messrs. Mcdaniel McCorkle, do
a. Turner & RurweH. do
+" Lee s Roberts (late Roberts & Leo do
He also refers. with full confidence. Robert e.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Wolff. ESD,
Fncase. j. &. YOUNG.
April IA laf Is
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More .f.fp Gsooys.
p "a nTI n M & X q p nHHS

UANEiusi received an additional supply Of SPRING
II ANn SUMNER GOODS. the WORK aud sii e ii
which they guarantee 10 eqas anY Thing dat ran BE-
made The fresh aniyal CONSISTS IN parl ol lie tnua
nay.
super Habit Cloth Frck and D'DfsaY Coats,
- Sratch Tweed d. do da
Blown md Ncllow Iiaen do do
- Plaid Linen on Coats.
3" do and PLAN .ipge nilIed Ca.simers Pants,
do Linen drilling Pants,
White d. do dn
i" Fancy silk, ChaIy. Cashmere and Ma,eilles
VESTS.
White. black and calored KID Gloves, colored
Silk and .isle Thread Gloves. silk aud ,Jacknoi era
vat.. Opera Ties, French Silk Umbrellas, Walking
Canes. &c.
ALSO. few patterns Of fine Cassmcres and Vest
ing, which BE- sold very low. Grntlcncn will
please cal aud examine our s1e. before purchasing else
where.
May Ii II
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wv. Jonas NgiHtcr:
TrAKE NOTICE, that the l0,h day Of July,
q ls45 at the Store house OF ;. G.. Hurt s. Co at
Pea Town. in the county of Bedford, shall take tho
deposnns Of sundry Witnesses be read in evidence
the trial Of suit in chancery depending IN the
county court Of Bedford, wherein plaintiff and yoa
and Thomas Mead are defendants. IT, from any cause
the taking of the said deposit shall be
on the above named day, | shall continue the taking
thereof. the place, from day to day, (Sundays
excepted, until the whole are taken.
HENRY LLOYD
Junof w4w
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- Hercules Of he days efMc Rsroaiion ediror
OF Tie Memphis Eagle has been examining number al
e 1oiuhhan 'cniin'l. printed IN b. sion, July sol
neihg iten IA Us 35lh volume. | fder the ,hpar,
head ct the CeHtne, Saysihe editor We find The G,y
he accounted The exploits Of second SamIson:
III " iiliam DuWti who lately died AT salem was
nan Oh nneeun.on SIZE and ateoeih. lie was ucarly
bet high, md weighted so weight The fol,, mo
instances will prove his arcai degree If srrrp5tb ia
WIS On baafd rgiva'rcr in the last Nar which On,
nang The breakers n Cape Bfeion when i, became mo-
eessafy immediately 10 snchur but there henp none
pm GEEK, as many hands laid hold as could Get n, il
Ua c"ud nj saft u; nows pushed Them asid. seiy,J
II hlmsel, brnghi deck carried 1t forward and
re-" upon 'he mieT heads while cable was bent 10
~ "hth ne ute" u over. and saved the vessel aud
ifts 81 the crew, as They lien upon the pont of
oasain9 upon the ocks; lhr anchor weighed 700 weuh
M Al apet1er time. 10 hands wern ser IN Recke,,
h,lP yard ION the well kHnwn pfiyaieer shin Grand
LUX. 10 bring mp ire yard fer the shin: Dow was
ai'o'2 mem, hat naturally dlaofy. he did not AT first
'ahe hnld the others shouldefed II but b.can IN sim,
ger under II, and c,npsiaed thai tlsra n,s ,, orh
70 .ahy H. llo"s laughed at ilem told them he
would carry IT alone which they thfpw il down and
lance ' 's'S
Al smother lime when he attended the 6.b stake. a,
windmill Point. he directed by hts emplnver In %
loI aJicAass which was IN an adl5inny field Wien
Da"s g"l MN 10 the Partition fence being in rather
lazy Rtna 10 saye hinself the trouble Of eltinu dov
ME bars be Ioek up the beast and hfed him oy
men gm upon ms hack and ride him Ia The Mace ,ler
he @as Ia be employed he once raised from The cround
'se ggrhor Of The rr'zr ship Redemption which wciph
edslIo3. AMI which four mep had imtnel;,,.I, -,
effd IN vain to liG, upon bet
being al bnooa, In the late war, in privaiecr an
Fhglsh yessel cane in. which had in iis crow 49,,
hssfo bully "Lo vas challenging every une To curbaf
9ee'''a ~ 5oM sent particular challenge 10 him
they met. and the Enghshman. " 10 vas snno+r ,''
'asfs'h 10 ne art Of buXlng knocked him down ,hrce
' y and The last line twisted his fingers INTO his h,r
. R'ase aHn. hen Dows gave him blow ON lis
t'th' Mtiea efoke H. and with another blow bt,kc in
h5fe Of lie bay's ribs, whe, il is said. diea of Lis
wounds. '' ''eu VI MS
Da~si with his amazing strength. was remarkably
"a and tender IN lis feelings and rather Of an
''ue'fhi h45l nui when he aroused Ia AMOR
er'n his ef1fis irresistible He eni,yeJ h,,r,
~ istge shafr q" herlh. For ihfee nonths pre,,ns
e us atail he had been afflicted with The dru,.v hn,
lIt4l," = nave considerably recovered and The as,
cay o. ms lie lie "slked TIE greater part Of Tho Jsv
egIe'g 10 his usual tablilui the !, n ,nn,n,, ,s
wife hnnd bin dead IN his bed ''""s us
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Fl Dorados. is amusing sametiiHes 10 listen 10 the
tales thai told by the seillrrs, of enthusiastic
travellers II new countries One would hnk. listening
10 iltm. and ndg ing Of those caunls by them, that
they Fdcns, nothing less.
We met with Of these travellers, settlers rather.
not lung sHce. u raw. tainy day, and The wnd
had Suddenly chopped rnd from the southwest Ia the
northeast %" said be. "Nhat climate; he was
horn aud bred in Ohio should die here. Where live
have such changes. The soil IS rich; the climate
steady. every thing IS as it should h." "And pray,
where do you live2 asked lnquisillye farmer. i1
such county Missouri was his response" ''Wa.
ter is plenty there ~ said the farmer nqurngly.-
why. HAT is small difficulty, We have as much
want. hut it ia rather hand 10 GET There are no
ehills and evers 2" doggcdly continued The qucrst.-
None sneak o.; only that Strangers have Ia De acc
mated y "rtaehers and srhoulnasiars very abundant
suppose p our friend continued. "Nhy. they are al
Why's scafco IN n uew county; lul have them some
times. md when We have item We pet as much qoad
out Of ihem II they were with Us always" mo
SNAKES. NJ small Troubles. such blacksnuhing ear
penirtng. decorug Sc rather and hard to get -
asked again the farmer. ''Nhy.p replied oar settler
we have OF course these difficulties TO cenlend with
hnl whal they 2" "oh nolhns," rejnned the far.
mer. "nny would rather have climate ,citLoui
these difficulties than live in ynnts with Them
AID We aarec with iarlner friend. Sui from the
settlement ut Florida 10 the settlement 4 ts1fnia the
tale has been told aud travellers and settlers have
spoken Il the "new hnd" as very f. D,tados The
tle difficulties overlooked fargufien. The com
i1ris aud conyeucnccs Of ehe voiy things that con
sliinle happiness lost sigh u in the glow Of
deserpfian aud the emgtan Is l,f Ia find them Of
ien II his cost, Cincinnati Gazette.
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TO E.g.HsfEES.
PATEsE CoNDEESING

cS% @sk9 LA AIAk4t.9s
The only Thing ecer Uttered 10 Tie public Mat rM
preserre tie good properties n tic Cogcc.
tOFFEE made tins Boiler DC cidtdly better than
" that made in any other ,ag. as il preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor nue. desired in cllre-and
IN all uiher modes II es oil IN Steam. This Boiler
qnires lm onequarer 10 nne ihlfd ss OF the gran
none Of the aroma escapes-and mueh less cream aud
sugar. there is less of the bitter aslrugrnt in it, aud
vii retain the flavor and r. huess long the
den.tr IS kept on-a whole day II necessary. The
Gondensing Boiler much les trouble for the cook
than the ordinary one, It eahfot boil over, the
densed steam dripping back kfeps down The roth.
Persons are respectfully referred 10 the GIIowing
mined gentlcran who are using the Condeusing Boil
ers, and highly approve oflhen
Hon. II l.. Ellsworth, Com Of Patent,
Hon. Judge Cranch, Chel JUDGE oi Dist, ,v..Aiau
Ion Judge Mason, Sect Of l. ;. Navy, Wv, m'S1''
Dact Semel. ''' ~ y
Doei Lindsley
En- by II b. { ". 4. RICHARDS
May 10 "a
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June l6


y consequence of the crowded state of PLANTERS
ahr'iOo 81 an impression has gone abroad
that no more Tobacco can he received ,bere IT, H.
spectos would inform The pnnc that an addition has
recently been made 10 the Warehouse. by which rey
can receive all the Tobacco that may he hrouobi IN il
June 23 80 ~ ~
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to the rich eiluw AID matiied hef Mr. II, became
Lord Chaneelluf. and Earl Of Clarendon.
The only daughter Of the nafragr became WIFI Of
lamss H. and nuher tle pnnc,ssts Mary snd Ann,
and The ps,f tub eaael her he ss Countess
1t Clarendon. wo to the .ri Gtanerilt uf Ercl1nd
and mother one aud grandmother 10 l"o Queens Of
England
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10 Tobacco E'sausers

HE undersigned bess leave To say In Planters or
Tobacco that he has employed in his store Mr.
Juo H. Davis who has had several wears exne,ienco a.
COMMISSION Merchant. in selling Tobaccn, and will
G'ue 10 sell 'or me at % cents per hid. and pay the
fahieTs al my store as The Tobacco moi. i oh
tanned. ask for portion of The public paron,pe.
May %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-30
Correspondence Of The .vlieaai Lieliemccr.

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w" ohA' JIM TO- I0'''
l he Venerable Dr. Chalmers has addressed l"lter 10
Tie Edinburgh christian Ai'nrss' defending the
irnfse ~ lhe tce Church against the assaults of the
A@iiiialss add. though exhibiting sone defect OF ar.
enfae luaimaieu concerning In Southern States Of this
inian he enitfc7S with hrs accustomed candar ana
VI sian 3sre aad ll1fratty his views Of American
fiafsft. A-He'rg slavery Ike VIZ, As great evil,
AAleh every tfae rhanhufai nus dasife 10 see FINAL
~ aiailsi I'd itm lhr ace o LIE esfb be holds that as
there Christian soldiers thefc are Chrsiian slave
holders .af "a distinction musl BIZ made between the
eaaaeff n sYsten ana tlnse VIM may re Implicated
Mef"tist aHd specifies tpl G1fiter. Of Scltlapj.
aid AIR. baHu1h u America rs nsianres Of excited
FelY and with and white maintaining that "al the
'ildfheias nj ar thu.liau religion opposed 10 war.
hud eptfssd 10 slavery. 'oasuech as the days unvcr
sal 1afisaaA VIII hr DAYS ri universal peace. aud
uaAs - essi''i ara '4''i lhefiy ieall aen and that
white lH{e aIa "tsJu- mefhads various lines Of pro-
efeaife All Reief oo "h'h ptlaeihmpss and patro,s
mShi emf aid "a ittu hrees lof The abolition Of