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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
STOVES! STOyEs!.
Eynrhj!sry Au,c .ycHOOi.

FENliE NEXT SESSION Of the subscrib.r'. l. w
Seh@1i aud Mod Court, in the town Of Lynch
hurry, viii commence The ooh II November and
continue upll the 20lh pf March, 1916, comprising a
sfsson Of four months. Terms $50 pay,blc in al
vance. Letters addressed to the undersigned seekng
information In relation h, The school, &c. will receive
prompt attention. For farther particulars soe flrfnsf
sd',rlisenent. DAN'L A. WILSON.
Ocl 90 wtoOS
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portteaI.


GENTLE spirit hosers now.
AFeand the ns,nniains Iofts brow
Aud nesting down mid valleys green,
BY brooks and geu-, yet all unseen,
II nngs its and flushing dyes,
The gorgeous iues Of sumner .k,s.
Ger iirhss branch and covert rude
To deck Wild Nature. solitude.
II 3 ON lie sweet .oulh vest
Jt. saan, forrsis OF tic best,
With aii,ng sirs and golden tight
To make the shadow, wood paths BRIGHT
And bring u back, with it, calm skies.
The quiet light of cherished eyes.
When dr,i the rrosi dropp' L hosr from Heaven
The Summer blossoms bowed aud died
The fair AID lovely side ., side
But here aud fierr The neni,n stood,
Ey tangled path and lionel, wood,
With uyo nnd I'D,
Among the matted grass tuas hid,
And still the sunnowef nedieth tall,
Ger ruined gate and garden wall,
Lifting its yellow blossoms high,
Each with serene and 9pei eve
To greet the shy by glmpses seen,
Tie breaking storms and clouds belv.en.
IInv lrnierl, doth Mature throw
Il,r parting snil. DER all u.em,
A mouinful beauty hsi susoars,
Mid all 81 death .decNs aud tuafs,
Dor every sad and tender feeling.
Hath IA Itself balm oil healug-
sprnging hope, loving tul,t,
That eon,cerates ouI iadm. dust.
Sweet spifit ofthe Tranquil Ws,,
The weary wanderers dream OF Tssi;
ifsash, 81 hsly meaning lies
'Seaih suuIH Autnmp'. iadia. guise.
q LEI fan Nstafe's tsaflcs. ~,
IIpsh ia "a heart ihs ie.rto dit!
DxsttssAs, Mass OTt II. r. A. =.
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TRUST S.gLE
QfSlayes and Personal Estate.

OF slaves and Personal Gstatc'
Ilf virtue u deed Of trust executed To us by John
NJ sloneT, Snf. and John SUner, Jf., and OF record
II the clerks Office OF Bedford county court we VIII al
the residence OF the sah Stoneson the turnpike ROAD
10 mIl.s a1oye Liberty, In the county ri Bedlord-oh
Thursday The 9Th day Of November 1915, sell 10 the
highest bddr AT public auction. lO cash. the following
property, 10 VIII
IL sL.FV'ES,
consisting of Men. Women. Boys and Gids. famons
whom very likely and sauable.) aud the IN
crease 81 the family since The date Of the deed.
ALSO e Hofsrs. ~ stock Hogs, head oi Cattle.
Road Wagon, Plantation Wagon and | Buggy aud
Harness.
ALsO-The SAID Sloners' Household and Kitchen
Furniture. and the Plantation Tnols and Utensils, and
inany 0inef articles enumerated IN said deed
Acting as trusiees. shall convey such Tile only as
the deed of trust aforesaid in as though the lie
is believed To be good.
Although The deed authorizes US to sell for cash, an
arrangement may be made 10 sell portion VI the above
rppehy ON credit. II snch arrangement IS made,
will be made known the day OF sale.
JAMES F.1OiINSON. r,n.,oo,
EDWARD {. BURkS, 5
0ci. % wlw
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NlRGlNIA:-At rules held in the clerks ofic'
county court of Bedford, on Monday the oth u''
tobcr, l345:
William Kyle, PLAIN"
against
Clement s. Early, Daniel Aunspaugh admnl''I'
Joshua Early deceased, Pleasant Preston and john III
toe, Deienda"
In CHANcERY. saH
The defendant, Clement S. Early. not having en
appearance and given security according to the .
semhi, and the rules ofthis court, and II appearne
factory evidence that he is not an nhabitant Of th
wealth it's ordered that he do appear here on ="
Monday in December next, & answer the hill OF me
and that copy of this order be forhw it'll p,ib'h'o
newspaper printed in the town of Ivpcbburg,
months succ"ssvely, and posted at the front door o.
house ofthis county.
Copy -Tertc,
Oct 2 ~
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" RNIA At ules held in the clerks Office of the CT
cu superior court ofiw and canrery Tor the county
oiAmhrst, an Monday the 9Th day OF October, lsl5:
Daniel Scot, Plaintiff,
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OIL OF sANNlN,
for FgNrsfCyS or E,PUsscr iSy anu shane


fb'ilS article much in in The Northern States
ohe oi the chnnpeHt preparations farmer Gun use Tor
his harness. II will old harness that lms been hid
aside, ns hhli wuru out original strength and beauty
making 1t perfectly bright, soft aud plinc. BY applying
to new harness leather II Will increase the FIT,
cent hs II keeps the winter FROM entering the pores of the
cnhef, course Keeps II almost perfectly dry. There
~ M article equal 10 It, Tor applying To wagon tops,
lmge tops Of nny knt-and what is to the interest
the public II comes remarkably cheap.
sold wholesale aud renil by tomsiock * Coz 81 Cort-
lnndt a. " Y, aud by John H. Suay l., nehburg aud ks
hler 4 Specie, New Lo0dop,
March 20 oarl2p
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faE gm1 TsH6f>fas.
IT, ssY gA4s rsoghs cts - as.rs. ans az sDe f~i
a - ~ars4 5 fvas sssRF- ! aefe p. osItss. a
a. HAAS. sy-as es.feaftsss q aesaraHY 20 human
atari. 40 st taa saffs satiy f.ag NV sfnus Tides
&c tAe - istssg sa.sfsss.
ufea lived "a, ahhsfhood IN which suicide broke
oct llkr an tfdemc, aad rsg'd tor ibsaa year.
ie~ Years SO. dyspepsia all The rage in Lynch
burg d thu surrounding osanty. ! AN tod (pr |
dum leave humc) that another dsoast, less alar
ming nor less pfepus'eruus has lately made us appear
ance. II may be termed ht Bulge ttrer thai IS, .
muIoid appetite lot climbing UP HE walls oi The Natn
raj Bridge. know ol but for this disease and
II - THIS Elng duHn two three ofhe Adventures.
NJ let them flung themselves om the top Of the Natural
Brdgej perhaps tall The height would do-ard will
go han ior II, thai We will heaf no more about this
climbing.
! hen was litle boy, Ca period not remembered
by the present generai,on.) ! knew muHtio called
Jackson Who could turn con pl,e summersri III the
air, and light his feet. saw HIN perform Tins feat
inpoliedly nj IA muster meeting Immediately all the
htte n2g and the silly boys. with or Nhoul boards
were jumping aud tunbhng about; and lie way lhey
broke thrlf bones mud dlsucaed helr uns was eau,
ton Ia green sefpents
Surely he who cannot acquire fame without being
--"nAdly brave,
"ls but The more f1ul"
LUMBER BUG.
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UgUUST
William A. Scott in his right, and the adninstra
of Charles \. Scott dec d. Anne II Scott widow and
lict OF said hares A. decd Henry S Langhorne
mud Ana h. his wife, Thomas c, Miller and Margaret
his we, Samuel Scott, Charles A. Scott, Daniel Scott
John H. Scott Edward Scott, Martha Scott, Powhata G.
Scott an infant under twenty years of age by Robeft
insey specially assigned his GUARDIAN Samuel Irvine Hem
Pow IL and Martha his wife, William Miller executor Of
John tnan deed, and Thomas NJ. Bondurant.
Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants Samuel Irvine and Henry Powell and
Martha his olie wing entered their appearance and
given ury according to the act of Assembly and the rul
OF thus count, aud appearing by satisfactory evidence tina
they nus inhabitants of this commonwealth 1t is ore
sd thatths aid deienansdo appear here the on
day in February next the bill Of the plaintiff
and hat copy of this order forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the OF Lynchburg,
months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at the front door OF the court
house Of this county. Copv-Teste,
ROBERT TlNSLEY OK.
Oct % w2m
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7, elteut superior court ofaw and chancery, eoti-
~ tnu.d by adjournment and held ior Tie county Oh
-, At he courthouse, On Wednesday, the 9Th
day OF August, 1913;
'A"''' ''"-0 Plaintiff,
against
Will, NJ REYNOLDS in hi. right and as admihsira-
Tor Of Ludwel l.. Dawson, dec; Isaac X. Reynolds
and Armstead Long, Defendants.
liz CHlHcERr.
The court doth order that the defendant w Ills NJ
REYNOLDS. administrator of Lndwell l.. Dawson, dec.
do render before une OF .be commissioners 1t this cour
an account of his administration of the estate OF his IN
testate which said commissioner Is directed
Ia examine state ard SETTLE aud make repnl thereof To
slave Simon in the bill mentioned and account OF
the monies debts and effects o the defendant " lll. M.
REYNOLDS in the hands Of the other defendants win any
INA ter. specially stated deemed pertinent oy himself or
r,q ilred by the parties 10 be So stated.
Copy-Tesle,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
CoMMissIoNER's OFFICE,l
Amherst G. H.. September 9Th. lo45.
The parties interested IN the foregoing order will lake
notice that | have appointed the l4h day of November
next 10 commence tue therein mentioned, on
which day. at 10 O'clock IN The morning. they are re.
quesled To attend my office, with their accounts,
vouchers and copies of court papers prepared TOR ex
animation aud settlement
RIO. M BROWN, Com'r
Oct l6 w4x
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on which lately resided. During my absence. the
Land Will be shown by my Overseer.
have also A WOOL-CARDlNG MACHINE and
a COTTON GIN, which would be glad to dispose
Of Also. about One Hundred Barrels of CORN aud a.
bout 10000 weigh, of OATS. PAUL A. CLAY.
Bedford, Oct. l0 w4w
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SANDS sAnsAPAnIrnA

IL
On THE HEhovaL AID PERMANENT Cure oy' A.,
ASisiNa raoh asiNfuRE STAT. OF BLOOD on r1n' 1919
IT OF TIE SYSTEM.
A a mild sperirnt, artiseptic and tonic ....-.
"A three most useful properties of medicine n n,s
rihes and restores Seoiula, Cancer, Iepro-y Mi H.,
Scofuous SuIes, all diseases Of the hin % esrsnA
disorders not organic, but springing from d,er.aa
tion gle way before its by eisn influence ''euis-
Diseases having their origin in impure state of ,,h
and fluids generally will be speedily and he oood
ell BY ihs Invaluable medicine, its opcr,n 70 NOV
an consists in removing the disease h. p':r,
INTO the circulation and passing through the ,ep. 'k
The following letter will furnish nlditio,si . esm
the intrinsic virtues of the Sn,aparila Ihey ,nsa to,
themselves '' speak Tor
NEW foRK, April o. IA.
.9lessrs "a D. & ID. Sands :--Gentlem.n r.. ''s
duty due u you aud the community large IsenJ s
certificate OF the all-healng virtues ofyonr you this
others who are now suffering have their fhsf
tablished and use your medicine without dela -.
| was troubled with severe ulcer on nv anll s.sf
tended hall to the knee discha rping winch ex
matter tching burning and deprving me often
at night, and very painful to bear. my Test
- was rseommsnd'd 'ouse your sarsaparia by Mr.
tonneIi who had been cured by it, and after
bottles was completely cured ~ "''ng i've
l have delayed sending You this certificate for on.
since the cure was effected in order ascertain with
iy whether it was permanent cure and IL now .
greatest pleasure to add have neither see, me the
liShest re-aPpsarance OF h aud that am entirely vi me
Yours very truly, SARAH MIN TyRr"
zio Delaney street, New York
The following statement is from a gentleman VI
Of the fir Drug the city of roy;J., - I" enc
extensive knowledge of medicines of evrry VIVA rom his
perlence OF the effects of Sands's Sarsauaru hi,
one !. ., Pecu,'ar value To the afflicted
SANDS SARsA PARILLA.-l speak exuer; m.nt.u. -
chronic or nrue - "a, more ehectuai IN the Of
have tested HAVING a,aurea xt!n P,e iaton
within the last fys years from ren.s,I ing at times
tory or acute Rheumatism I - a,1 " n'hamma-
Sarsapara with the happics, s,cc @ usea Sand's
better than it has been Tor many month, past nv no"
good and my strength rapidly returning ant, ibpt. IN
Ei Is am..y 70 me use OF tins potent medicine.
III, IS, ,,py WIN '"ose VINO are afflicted with
from narnos,i P'ni complaint, cannot refrain
ia s;e Ii; "u'"s 10 sich the use OF tins ,alu,-
;c;na a,J Ian -, rs e.''e confidence IN the med
,hn 81 ~ ~; aos was induced thereby to try
@ -; u, A'rpa''l'a ana take pleasure in adding
10y ~ ''' Vi many otnefs conmendatory Of it's IN
AZ e P,ot'"e', UNKNOWN 10 and unsolicited bv the.
''ios'''' 'a'"'' SIihhl-ES DYER. In
AZ ,,, druggist and Apotl scarv,
rh ~ 1919 ana ~ " es'mnster-st Providence, H. l.
re" i''of''
FOR urther particulars and conclusive evidence of n.
perior value efficacy, pamphlets which ma, h. mi.
ed OF Agents gratis,
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail bv Abkn
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a I a circuit superior euurt Of law and chancery
a continued by adjournment and held Tor the coen-
~ OF Amherst at The courthouse, Friday the %Jh day
of August, 1886
Henry L. Davies, Plaintiff
against
James n. Davies Howell l.. Brown as executor of Sal
ly Crews, dec, y executor oil Nancy franklin, dec.
Sarah w. Davies execulfix OF Nancy Franklin, dec
Samuel Scott and Anne f.. his wife. John i. Davies
Henry l.. Davies. Jr Catherine Nj. Davies, sally b
Davies, Charles Z. Dawes. John II. Davies, Sally
X Davies. Warner l.. Brown, John Brown, james
Brown and Henry Brown, the last eleven of whom
are Infants under the age Of twenty -one years,
Defendants
In CHANcEaY
The court doth order that ths MI and the defend
ant Howell L.. bT"'n 9, executor Of Sally Crews, dec.
III o"der before Of the commissioners Of this court
an account Of their administration Of the of the
said Sally Crews, dec; that the plaintiff and the de-
PENDANTS Howell l.. Brown and Sarah w Davies as
executor aud execulrx OF Nancy Franklin dec do rem
der beiore the commissioner Of their ad
mln,tfaon OF the estate of said Nancy Franklin dec :;
which accounts the said commissioner is directed to
amine and settle. and make report thereof 10 The
court, together with account Of the plaintiff demand
against the defendant James n. Davies and make report
thereof TO the couri with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself required by the parties
b. 50 stated. A Copv-Tese,
ROBERT rlNsLEY, elk.
CoMMIssloHEn' OfFioE}
Amherst &. H.. Sept Sh, 1915. :
The parties interested in the foregoing order will take
notice that have appointed the 2s day of November
next t" commence the accounts therein mentioned, ON
which day, at 10 o'clock in the nornng they are re,
quesled to attend my Office with their sccoun,s,
vouchers aud copies Of court papers prepared Tor exann
nation and settlement
Ro. NJ. BROWN, Com'r
Oct. Ito Win
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the clerks Office Of the cir
cult superior OF law and chancery, Tor the
ty OF Amherst, Monday the 9Th day OF October s45
Patrick IL. llickok, Plaintiff
against
Edmund Winston in his right, and administrator
de bonis with the will annexed Heavy II Watts, d
and Edwin II, Watts Defendants
In CHlNehRy
The defendant Edwin II. Watts, having entered lis
appearance and given security according the of AS
semby and the rules OF this court and appearing
siacoy evidence that he is inhabtan of this com
monweah 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first Monday February next aud the
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy tins order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published he of L nch-
burg Tor iva months snceessvey, and posted at the
oftte courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT rINSIEY Cl'k.
Oct % xy2m
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40 Druggist and Apotl scary.

rules holden in the clerks office OF the county cour,
OF Patrick, at the courthouse thereof OH the first Man
dom September, 1915
William L. Joyce, adm nisrator of Jacob Iyon and ,l-
so in his own right, and Jane Joyce hi. wife, PLAINTIFF,
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VIRGINIA TO W.T. At rules be Id in the clerks Office
OF the county court for the county of Halifax the
month of October, 1915
William VI Price, Plaintiff.
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4 L circuit superior court Of law and chancery held
IA Tor Bedford county, on "Wednesday the LIST day Of
October, oi5
1hon as Shanks and William W. Boyd, administrators
with the will annexed Of Matthew Harvey, dec.
plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-06
In CHANCERY.
September II
VIRGINIA {:

VIRGINIA
+ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sup.
ror Court OF Law and Chanccry Tor the County oil An
herst, on Monday the lst day Of September, 1915:
Sarah Tenn Brown, infant under tho age OF twe
years who by Hugh Brown father and next iii.
audit same Hugh Brown trustee under certain d.,d
OF marriage settlements bearing da the 18th day Janus
ry lS43, executed by Sarsn peun, plaintiffs,
against
Edmund Penn and Jane his wife William s. Cra~f,rd
and Ann +. ID. his wife, the same " lillian s. Crawfo II
his own right and administrator with the Will
Elizabeth Long decd, Elijah Fletcher Edwin n Jod,,
and Jane his wife, and George b. Payne and Cahans
wife, Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants William s. Crawford and Ann F, n.
WIFE, not having entered their appearance given
~ according to the OF Assembly and the rules Of
ourt, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that @
are not m abitans OF this commonwealth 1t ORDERED
tha the said Defendants do appear the fir. ,oot,'
IN January next and answer the b Of the plaintiffs ,d
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
paper published in the town of Iynt hburg Tor two mon
succesi"ely and posted at tho front door of the cou
Of this county.
Copy-'reste,
ROBERT T1NSLEY, C. |
Sep.25 WIN
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E.S.1'k3 FOEs S.EEEi.

ANING Removed 10 Chesterfield, viii dispose
T. 4 part, or the whole
Tract Of Land
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against
Thom1. Cobbs and " ilamson c. Price, and John p. B
Price Marshall j Price, AbnoI G. Price, Thomas W Price
Sarah ~ Price, and Mary f.. Price, infants under the age
Of twenty years by VIM. 5 Holt their guardian dd
Item Defendants.
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'iiio!MAs ri
"lm III busi|
| Grocery
| Is /
{1n.,'''e,I Old stand, cd
IT, the style and
MooR]
| ,I' 4 friend
n ' III lines, a go|
tsun,bl., pledJ
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Henry Smith, Isham Smith Harbcrd Smith Bur,bolomsv
Smith, John Smith, Munord Smith Susannsh Fan,
" am Parr, Nancy Parr, Smith Parr, Sinda NJ ar.
John Edward Parr Nancy Gillian and Susannah Gill,
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70 Subscriber n
Change for y W fi1|
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
TheatrlcalD. &c.

The Infant Sisters had bumper benefit in Mobile on
tle 9th inst
The Orphean Family given concerts in Charleston,
8 C.
The seguins and Mr. Frazer gave concert in Charles
ton on the I4th inst.
new Ethiopisn opera, written by gentleman Of Phi
ladelpha has been adapted to the beautiful music Of the
opera Diavolo the Inn Of fTerracina of which
itsa capital buresque 1t is called Black Disbolow,
the Inn Of Terrapn-ao and has been brought
the Chestnut theatre, in that city, with great success
Wech and his equestrian company still continue
cessul ct the National in Philadelphia He has revived
the equestrian drama Of Tekel or the Seige of Mon
gaty." which has gone of in capital style.
At Barnard, Vt the 9TH inst Pref Wright was leo
turing gavansm, electricity &C., in the old Unver-
sast meeting house. when the false floor which had been
put up between the galleries. gave way and audience
Of 100 persons, apparatus lights and ALL were precipi.
ated to the floor beneath but bones broken and
10 body very seriously injured. Mr. Wright's loss is
about $500 Some Of the spectators supposed the acci.
dent to be part performance and fellow who
lay sprawling at the bottom Of the melee sung out,
Well, he gave US a h-ll Of shock that time"
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
Trial OF Nicholas =. Gordon for the Murder
OF Amasa y. Spra8ue.

FHOvDENCE, April IT, IosOs
The jury in the OF the State Nicholas s. Cor
don, came in this morning at halfpast 10 o'clock, ard
tted through their foreman that they had not agreed
aud could not agree upon verdict, whereupon they
discharged.
The foreman tells that they nine for acqutal
and three for conviction. The majority, believing 1t
would be unjust to send the prisoner back to his loath
some dungeon to await another trial. had stood out
against formal disagreement till they fully
vinced that no verdict could ever be arrived at
After the jury was discharged, motion was made to
release the prisoner bail The Court has not fixed
upon any day for hearing this question argued, but
have to believe that Monday next will be as
signed
Our rain storm continues but s not much OF ar
affair."" being altogether too much on the drzzy oriel
10 create anything Of q sensation. t. w.
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
WHEREAS, JOHN JEFFERSON, alias John Bland, a ma
" tive Of the Parish Of Bethnal London the
formerly lane cheese
shortly before period he was supposed
TO either ia the Government Naval or Merchant Service of
he United States He wa. born the month q April 1908
that he be now alive, he is 81 Of The
We're om himself the years 1880 and 1881 the former from
New Yo.k the latter from Boston His family being most
ward Of One Hundred Dollars receiving evidence
thereof OF legal proof OF his DEATH and such will
Sodbssy Ss bssdy 6s %s The London through
NO 20 Court street, Boston, whom all
to be addressed. ROBERT BRITTON, Solicitor
London January ssh ls4s iaa eodisaW iawoatiowrc
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
M lNWRiGHT, Professor Of Music, informs friends
m and the public in general that he has made
parting perfectly simple and easy and
equaed by any other style present taught
inng all the grace and elegance of being
impaired on that He has already several
very proficient scholars and the public viii be satisfied
HI, as abilities on giving him tIa His reasonable
porunty offered Terms and all information made
known on application at l72 Grand Of Mulberry
mh2o "
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
EOLIAN PIANOFORTES,

NUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent rightfor
Coemans Hoan Attachment the Pianoforte for the
entire I Hnted States e1ceptng Massachusetts ANNOUNCE
win tins attached to attach any
modern made horizontal Panofoes In regard the durab
reJadiced mind their own critical examinaton and expert
ments warrant them in the assertion, that the oan' will
remain IN tune in climate and will be affected by
transitions of atmosphere The most satisfactory
given with each instrument.
The public are invited to examine the oian Pianofortes"
az their wareroo No $40 Broadway opposite the Park where
also may be found an Of 6K and Piano
ortes both IN rosewood and mahogany m26 6m@rc
CROSSING FULTON FERRY-A very neat Saloon has
just been fitted the United States Hotel (entrance
Tables iron Ease frames and marble beds-better Tabl
9 Fulton Players Fulton Market and down
town, the side, will find the u s. Hotel saloon we'll
himself to have 1T kept respectable For exercise only
The New York herald., 1845-04-19

Mr. Hugh West, patriot OF the Revolution died few
days since in Warren, Pa. He aged ~ years. an'
was private in the I'd regiment Of Atteriss and be
Ionged to the company commanded by Captain Nsthaf
IoWson
The New York herald., 1845-04-19
SCOTT'S BAZAAR
b y A r. d l N G

..s.. MRS. q. FISH,
1876, l37 and l39 BroddtcGy,
NEW YORK.
The PUBLIC and STRANGERS visiting the city respectful
y informed that the above have been fitted up in
perior manner, for the entertainment Of
Permanent and Transient Boarders.
The location and central to apart
throughout with furniture beds bedding &C. The table
will be abundanty supplied with the best the market affords
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