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BOARD.

BOARD N BRooKLYN-A Gentleman and ms Wife or
ID four single ssntesen be accommodated with
board and pleasant rooms either furnished or nnnrnhe-i. at
g Wa between York and Prospect trcts
walk he F-lfo F-trv rT7 3fsc
pOAt,D " ~ EJ A room ,id board wanted By
ID Gle g-ntIrunar r->U-ctshl boarding hou<
tUly the lower part OF the city below Chame~r-st-t
AtIrssS Y z RIB ofirs of 'h's p,r"r m-r'
rI'WO Ohrud,une IN .anJne 81 iso'a pHri"Ir
Il ard chamber be h-d with Board fur n gentleman
we and child dollars and nity cents weck-prviaei
they responsible Apply at ~ Green street.
thrs-A donrS froin rnv1O Ns'
~. sl.u \r.An 81. ms r.>kN-t.ir>,it
- with bo,rd. I house, be obtained srpcs
No IS <or'h Nnop-Sr r,ti
u (OtRO.-iwo thrs~ bv Accommodate
- wtn board and pleasant private family NJ 20
Forsvth-Sr INV 7ths
ROAhplNG IN CHAMBERS SrREtT.-A gemirn,an
~ and as lady two three single gentlemen have
board with pleasant 20 Chambers docr n
Broadway. Ey9 s'f
pOARDiNC-1ie few gen,sel persons be accommodates
- with Board ard desirable Nth bedrooms clos
joining the I'd and l iioo- of hons- No Chambers
street few doors west of Bfoeiwly The large
aud ay. anj the house well supplied Croton
and bathing which boardes Will have with
charge References given and required. Apply
81 Chambers s.; &! iSu
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DIED

on Thursday. 18th inst, SAMUEL sHoNNARD. in the
:9th year OF his age.
Ills friends and acQualnarccs. and those of the family
respectfully invited attend his funeral this SATURDAY
afternoon, Al ocl ck without further invitation his
lae residence. No. 80 Cherry street.
On Thursday evening. the 18th instant. of Inflammation
OF the lungs, CORA ELIZA ENSTAfII!EVE, Youngest
daughter OF John A. TaEdy aged years, months and
days.
The friends and acaananccs OF the family respect
fully invited attend her funeral Sunday afternoon
O'clock from the residence Of her grandfather Alexis
Eystafhieve Russian Consul General No 407 Fourth-st
On lie 18th Inst AT her residence in ilacken'ack n
CArliERl L BOYD. in the 7ith year of her age.
In BROOKLYN the 18th inst consumption, Mrs. OLIVE
SANDERs0N. wife Of the late John Sanderson, aged IS
years Her remains will be taksn Westchestcr county
for nterment.
At Rodman Jefferson Co. April the a3d, after All Illness
Of two weeks. Mrs. Abigail. MOFFETr, wiia of Mr.
wm IL. Muie and daughter OF the late Samuel Hanord,
of va ton, Delaware Co.
In this city, 10th, Alexander son OF \. p. Forrest,
months.
18th, AbrahDm Curran. %.
l3th Alexander Nash, jr. of Engani IS; Mrs. Ann
Tugwell 80
l4,h John Megarey 81
Al Troy, 18Th. Hannah. wife OF Nathaniel Smith.
At Oswegn, Ih Francis g. Steb1ns i3.
At Sacketts Ilarsor. Sd. Hon Zeno Allen, 81.
At Ctca l0ih, Johr Redmond, no.
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WANTED.

DRUti CT RK WANTED.-Au active. industrious
~ young ac9HNnt-. with the Drug anu APOthscAry
may he, OF desirable situation ~ applying n 273
Brn-iwsv. Chsmh-rst mv'h 2t's
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MAXINE JOURNAL.
~ See Last Page,
CLEARED

Ship Nicholas Bdde. Burdel tor Savannah Taylor
Merrill.
Brigs Hacyon, BIeelow, Bremen Tybce Mccormick,
Charleston, G Bulky.
Schr Navigator, Porter, Richmond.
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sp.p,vc,S UIsTUk,YIyE CORDIAL.

Packe. shrs Yorkshire, for Liverpool; Francois st,
Iayre, sa. first faI! l..y.
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Supreme Court.

The following named gentlemen were, after due
Examination, admitted by the Supreme Court OF
tbs Stale now IN session in this city, as COUNSEL.
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subscribers Received 10 the Weekly
Tribune.
cases accompanying the order.l

n. subscribers TO the Daily Tribune.
TTeiueins any received III the City Of New York
leash IN oil cases accompanying the order.
'NipAf, May, l6. Sayville L. l.....-.....
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T. Lecture on the soul. Prof Bt, 81 Il vii vii d.: d.
Instituted on " DN
y-uinr l2lst insI) OF san S9ni pysalokcaiiy and
the0oscaIly wh'ch he w addnee ars- array
.i progi hof from Reason zui Scnrure inst tie iioltf
-a of h- Souf cinj-s -ol SFTifuct Body and ihat
con, Gcetiy ih ptrset tlo oi tie iuig-
of IN Material body entirely b1Seless and delnsiN-
ircru- to cQmu-ncc ~ clock iekeis . cents. AZ
mil A gentleman AID lae Y 10 b- had at ih' door ~
ITO nIl whom IL may Concern -kno~ 5
omer> with HAT and AP- OF snTrrlr fnailty aho
latlsr Spring !st-ns for less than anJ ctie
men; iu the oity Of Gotham 'p
.Dsn,rtmcnI~Ih. ForeIrei or Secretaries
Of their rrsI-ri ComIaD-s paItea],y ] iiesrr :"
hand Ia rl- Chief Engineer fnTihwI ihstI -. I,e a.
N-,i0p Of the Engineers ard Foreman l@Nes o y"
IN. hrs, I uesday III Juue nex; "'+' -
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- We ar. requested to call attention 10 mos, superior
article OF Wiamss Unuhle Refined CANIPFENE hish
proof ALCOHOL, Spirit Gas. Nc Cor saleby
uvIj ais w WILLIAMS y Water st
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The Rev. Ridley II. Herschcli, 4 London.
=, n preach 10. morrow @5n,ihl ihe Spurg -
Presby ieii.i Church (Rev Dt faiton II 10 e,oeS NJ
suf1ct Ths Present State and Prospects " ne 'sa1f
ALo IN ii- evening. ia the Reformed Duich chnrcn: IN
,et Place .t Il P VI. Subject: The Res0Tetio q ne
J,-s 10 Palestine. u
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-vcx r. II. IyiIIiam,on viii rep.a. To. Nor

- Rev. {. Il. williamson VIII IeT.at Io-1or-
,, Evening 18th last IN =, Thom.ss Church HI. Sermon
,- Religious STAT Of t,Hc aud on he snn,aai
WI t made IN behalf Of the Ere ch ChuFch Du >a!ntsau-
yrur Se.v,r begin At Il O'Clock All are respectfully M
yi,.i 10 attend. II
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= YOtirc -The Ktv. George IT. Flshtr. OF
The ReiiIrd Dutch Cruch BrpoHie street, wli preach,
ID nea Sabbath Evening 18Th inst IN the As,ociae he'
pay,srIr Church. tRev r. Gordon Jane street Ab,rs-
n ,1nre corner 9th Avenue \ Collection VIII be 'nk'n
M on ben Church Service TO commence al ha pas
O'Clock. nyi' II
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Amount of Merchandise cleared, a,5a2, 100 lbs.

The annexed statement SHOWS The Continued IN
crease OF business on the South Carolina Railroad. The
receip,s were a. follows:
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Cama.ercial and Money Matters, see Last Page.J
FRIDAY, P. ".
Sales Mt thc Stock Exchange. MAY 10.
Public Stock Exchange. May
SECOND BOARD

% shs Nor & wor bnw IA. 50 shs Nor s. wor.... ~
50 do -.... .bnw 1isl00 to.--.---.b0 AZ
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THE PRINCIPLES OF THE
CHON H l. Il NJ A /. ) Y I L NJ 0 F
MEDICINE

DR. Dicksons Lectures will make sensation They will
stae the tdical community BY their amust the
people by ruthless stripping ots heroG aud be
where aud by diseased from HIN who
subject the toot-sche the victim oi the comp
Gated amens-or all claimed to be receivable to one
tyu- The book i'll make smatteers aud
the educated wondering what they have b"rn about all
Tu =. Saturday Post.
,vi7 >, c REDFlELD Clinton Hall.
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RAC:s-UNioN COURSE. LONG ISLAND
North and Soutl. Meet Again.

THIS DAv Saturday. Nav eth. o'clock RAfSek
L SIu>E-FCrthe Jockey Ciuo Purse, $1,000. Foas Mile
Heats. O'coek
r Kikm,n enters Jr,SNKvrrv. b. Lsviahsn. dam eY
Stocsholtvr-t years Old.
Lurd enters ch m F,sHtox by Trustee, OF Bornes
OF Blue
Alter which-Pursc $50 Entrance Sl0-Mir Heats.
r. Trahro ck ch Mara Pry,on, BY bsillie Peyou
dam b. 1auh-J YEAR, ID.
= Lard ch h S;urrv Eclirse, by Busrs dsm By
Chad-s St,nlrv-o wears old mil
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THE FRANCIS SAETUs Passengers who left
Montreal Yesterday morning and took the steam
boat Francis Saus Lake Cham plain reached here in
good This take the day for WORK
This boat has aread, become decided f,vore snd her
ponular IN that region that f.h " he
they are hauled of the water, cry out Sdr-us
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AMIiSRNEN1S

MR. DENPSTER has the boaor TO aansuse, .s,oth.r
vi Hour t-i'h BgrRS 'h- Society Librsry On Tur.dsy
r-nng Nay 2h when he will s'ug he Po,. dsrios
Highland MARY: Muy H,tveo. Thou hs.t l.n m. ,,,s
Lam aud Duncan drv After heh hs will sur his own
impcs Bird of tie Wid-res io- hirn l%ss;
1t love One Another The De-ih Of Warren. ths
MAY QUEEN a cantNrS ~ thr-~ parts
sduSou Books Of Ih~ words o! the sooas 70 se
had tn a. >. I cnm'n~"r- ~ s O'clock NV;
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The Oregon Emigranis.-Sir George Simpson. the
Governor Of The iludsons Bay Company, has arrived
at Montreal irnm Oregon. lie states that Of five thou
sand emlafa from the L. States, who reached Or.
g"n up IT, March last ONE thousand had gune Ia Cali
"rnia. having been disappointed with The country. A
letter from Oregon To the editor of the ~ v Albon con.
'ans similar representations Of the dsrpnct, of,hr g.
nerlcan emgIans. and speaks besides III heir gcner.
ally lawlcss character large party among them. !,
is added. are disposed. as soon the question ii hun
Diary sall be settled between thu British aud American
governments. To declare themselves Independent, d
they feel tina, they are ,o far removed from the l..
States W be benefited by their protection.
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LYVu1lDTWG WTisKET.

Fnr fhr rsFt eaiut1 SduriaI .I,yasf z, 1915.
belaw is c'rrec, statement, Of the Market ,or ihe
past week.
1btaeco.-Oh Lugs. 81 90 10 I. so; new I.nas. 81
on $50. Leaf Inferior. 1900 l., 90; ro,n,non
$50 so m'd'iling $50 " 500; sh,ppny. (aew
500 Ia 500; manufacturing, (connan) $l,J0 10
600, fine manufacturing SI0,0dm $40.
f1nW.-Old pftl,y much of the market; the receipts
81 new very limited. From Wagons 49, 10 ai5.
From stare a..
uheat Prices nay be quoted a, Red rs. While 80
een,s
Grs'f--Gmn ca In ~ cents per bnshr from wsrn;
Oats. sheai 30 10 6?l cents per hundred CLEANED 81 n
30 cents, per hashrl. Rye. none In market.
Ct,rer aad Gfass Seeds -Clover Seed s. 10 S., 80 ,
Ier,ls Grass Seed 6!l 7,c.
Pror,sions-iacn. trom wagons 7,o ~; fr,m store
~ "s; Beef 81 per hundred; Meal, so 10 IS cts. pr
bush,l from wagon
FdL--Shad, $500 To $40 90 per Dbl: lIerrnes s.,
10 81 90 Alaehrrel. M. |. &i3, M. =. $3.50. No
Co0ss.-s,. Domingo. 7 to 7! CENTS per H.; Rio. S
" cents; iagaa :. In 10 oeis. lava, l2s to enis
Cuba Il tbs.
S"gar.--iinwn. New Orleans. n 10 cents per II i,
Porto Rico. Stu cents PER H.; ~. Croix / 10 l2l
cents per H.; loat, I'D 10 Is cents per Ii,
Candles. laow. ID 10 "a oenis per H., Sperm, %
To ~ cents per lb Hull Suns l5 10 II per 10
" hisktg.--Cou,nun. 30 10 % cents per gallon from
wagons IRON store. 35 10 81 cents. keeicd 10 to IS
rom wagon
Br"ndv.--App'e. a1' cents per gallon Peach
Z" ue"'H fV' pahufi.
Cotton Iaas. Factory prices: lGto i6 eta per ID
assorted.
iron.-Bar Inn. Nj per ton from boats. $50 from
Store. Pig lran sales.
Steel -Hsiered, 81 IN 3 cents per H.; German. - IN
10 cents; Shear, 30 10 20 cents pr h.; Cas-, Steel 20
~ ~ eta. per ID.
Ifi@ed Oh--G5 :" 10 cts Lamp 81 90 10 so per
gallon; Tanners, 5000 to 800 prr bill.
feathrr,-Smd Solc ~ cons Imr h.; Damaged
SIDE, lJto ! cents per 10.
Pomdc,.q Blasting 81 40 Les per Lcsi Rifle. s.
O0 10 800 mr. key.
Uoof Wool. 20 10 % cents per h.; Wool Rolls.
81 ID 40
Coal and Uond -nilnmlnous, 95 ernrs PER- bmshel
Anthracite. SS.0o per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood g.
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o. Tie Boston Journal states that Mr.. Misc, our
Minister at Brazil, and Mr.. Gordon he Consul RI,
Janelro. have got to lnsgerheads, and describes some
violent 'scenes that have occurred betw cen Them in
which the dlcta,oria ovehearng and arrogan, conduct
of Mr. Wises strongly depicted and harshly comment
ed upon II adds that Mr. Gordon has made repre-
sentail,n of The facts In The State Department. What
Of IN las not Mr. Wise been almost officially assur>
ed that ''uder circumstances" will MIR. Polk recall
hm2 What, then, is 10 restrain his natural lmperuosi
Tyr 10 prevent his playing those fantastic tricks
abroad, which rendered him notorious at home2
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

We learn ir'm the las' Charlottesville Jeiersonar
that The Board Of Nisliers OF the University, nj lhe
meeting on Tuesday last. appointed John b. inor Esq
oil charlottesville, "a graduate Of The nsitutbn,) Pm
less"r OF Law, and WIN. u. McGuflry. Esq. of Ohio
to I'LL the chair of Moral Philosophy, The Jelersonian
says;
Mr. Mn"r as lswyer. aiands as hp rs any man al
the bar IN nus country and has every day been rising IN
the estimation Of the public. He gentleman, urbane
and dgnintd IN his intercourse with all men, nf sh al
tanmen's IN legal and literary lore and as teacher has
been eminenily successful His extensive and favorable
acquaintance throughout this and other Sa,rs III The
MON, and his intimacy with the Of lectures OF the
lamenied Davis. lead think that this arpnin ,men
will result iavorahly 10 The prosperity of the institution
and that few years will ptove him be OF the IN s
popular as well as eoquen cxpnppders and relpres o
Law IN the Stale, If not in the Enon
The latter gentleman is said To be a very distinguish.
ed and able man IN that department of Science which
he has been appointed in the University.
All ihe Visitors we're mol present, Mcssrs Hunter and
Mason did MT attend The Board cnnsisted oi Nlrssts
Caoell, Rives, Cocke Rando ph and steveuson'
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o. Charles B. Calvert Esq Of Maryland, in dcclin,
ing an invitation 10 be candidate for Congress- argos
the Wings to unite hatmoniousy som, individual -
'Such course, Che observes will evncc deermi-
nation 10 arrest II possible, the evil Consequences tina,
must result from continuation Of the destructive policy
of the party in power. and will aid greatly in slim.
ua,ing the Wings Of the Union TO do their Duty by
making another effor, in 1913. place the head ol
the nation their great leader, Henry Clay"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

A FTER business connection with the public f,r the
IA last II years. cordially tender my sincere thanks
for the liberal pange have received 10 thai long time,
ask Tor farther continuance " the Same 10 the new
concern Of Meem * Gwstkin If il shall merit il. which
hope will do from their disposition Ia serve the pub
lie well in every iTansacti"n. JOHN u. MEEN,
have debts due me on the books Of Mckee { Nlerm,
Mckee, Robinson 4 Co, Young 4 Me~m. and IN my
own, all which am aasi..as shall BIZ settled som as
possible. and III hc hsnka, II my !ends III speedily
call and close lhen ). L. NJ.
Aug.4 2wf
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Or The remarkable case Of 1.-The man--the young
man-the young Vireinian," who losing one ,flice,
went 10 Washington, cap in hand and like the AMI
NAL fro which he borrowed his neekness clicked the
hand just raised 10 shed his blood " and thereupon got
better office than that of which he had been deprived
attracting general aitenton--,housh il is difficult 70 say
whether the public meriment is more excited BY the
dex,erous exploit Of The oily Cannon" or by the
manner in which his god fortune is clroniced by tie
Court editor The historian and his subject are deem.
ed entirely worthy of each oiher We agree however.
with the n Y. Evening Post, "a Iocooco paper that
'lhere is fault in the supple tale Of the Uniun-ex.
quisltey told is in other spectst is ha, the name
vi the hero is not given. Public curiosity demands the
mime Of The young rerson whose merits of with
such dignity. mllduess ard resignation Give Us the
name. by all means Nexi IN "ihaf speech" Of John
&. Rses which was suppressed during the "nournnp, ,,
We know OF nothing which The public are more curious
to learn. than the OF that young man, wh,,
losing one office got better by crying instead of curs-
ing over his bread and butlerl Give us The nanel
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BEDFORD.

RAIN AT LASr We were blessed with an albums
Cant shower Of rain on Friday night, which we hop
extended far into the country 1t is doubtless TOO aie to
save many fields Of corn but nevertheless We anlicpa
great benefit to considerable porhns the growing crops
Which have not been entirely blasted by the rro'rlc'ed
drought
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w Vi. y. seFED. .Dr.
A T T o II II J.R n n r A w

FTsNt no IHt', 7 a. 7"I-|I
NlI'. attend regularly all the Courts in The rnun.s
w lies of Campbell, ,1ppemaitoe, and he Carpo.
fai'on NJ Lyachbag, aud The sulenuf Courts of Rock
bridge.
All business entrusted 10 him " " tenise pfn,npt nj
icnlion. OFFICE in schuolHeld's new building near
the P,,lee Office
Aug. plf
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POLICE NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS owning dogs in the corporation
IA OF Lynchbur, are requested 10 come forward nd
obtain License from al June S45 10 LIST Junn Io46
fine Of three dollars will be enforced against all who
tail 10 comply with the ordinance.
JESSE +. BURTON. Master of Police.
Aug.4 2lm
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NlAIIIIl

Married. the 18th of June, NJ Venice, JouS RAN.
poLrn CLAY, Secretary of The IT, y Legation a, 81.
Petersburg. 10 jazz TucKER Mac NIGHT CRAWFORD,
daughter VI William Crawford. ESQ Vi Car,sbus Edn-
burph, Scotland.
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NOTICE.

The Camp Meeting heretofore advertised tn cnm ,
mcnce AT "Oak Grove Cam, Gruund' ON thu q al Vi
August has been postponed 10 Ian September in cum
sequence Of sickness and other una vodahe rauses.
JAMES NJ. WOOD, Sopt..
Campbell aud IledL,rd Circuit
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character. as tho Catholic. Tn. Pniea,an,s arc how
e,et increasing rapidly here. Tnrr ministers. a. well
as the Caiholes. receive salaries from the government
:. +.
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MORE. VICTIMS |

Jonathan Kearsley has been appointed ty thc rresi
dent, receiver of tho public moneys Detroit Michigan
wee Sylvester w Higgins, resigned Samuel ID. leap
Of Ps consul for unis vice John II. Payne, removed;
Nicholas Brown Of y. Y. consul for the city OF Rome
vice George W. Green, removed; - David z. Brewster,
postmaster at Oswego. n Y vice ia mes Cochran, re.
meved;-Jonalhan l.. Bean, o Missouri agent AT Coun-
Gil Bluffs, vice Daniel Miller, removed
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attention. Hose (OMsvMMy!

4 TT f. N ID regular NEE ing of your Compan
~ THIS EVE >lNG. al u o'clock. at the Coun
Gil Chamber roulpped as the ByeLaws direct.
JESSE T. BURTON, IL l.. Hose Co.
Aug. 1t
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L.Y.V'D RON N.JLE

n accordance with decree oi the circuit superior
L court Of law aud chanccry for Nesou county, p.o
nounced On the OH day OF May, 1915. IN The NJ
Montgomery rs Montgomery aud others, the undcrslgn
ed WILL On Friday the 9Th day Of September next. II
fair, aud II not the next fair day thereafter. proceed
10 SELL the premises, to The hehes, bidder, Iac, ii
Land. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY EIGHT ACRES, being The Io"
er end OF the Mansion House ! fac Of Land, ol which
joseph Montgomery deceased late VI the said county Of
Nelson, died possessed.
Also. n, the same time, In the manner. on the
PREMISES he will sell another tract Of land containing
TWO HUNDRED a.N'D FORTE FITE md Il
MIR .fCRES. being the part cut on from the upper
end OF the lraci by the allotment o dowsr 10 the
widow vi the said Joseph Montgomery. deceased.
Also at the same time, IN the same manner, the
premises, he will offer Tor sale aniher tract containing
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGllIi-TNO AND A
FOURTH ACRES. beng ,Ie s'np Of land lying h..
tween the dover tract aud the lower lTac above desert
bed.
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o. Gen. Cameron, the Senator frors Pennsylva
MA is said To be the "renegade politician" refer
red by the sercn stars Gen Jacksons late letter 10
Maj. William B. Lewis.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
900 .y'EGR0ES gI:z.s.yED.

HVHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
L HUNDRED NEGROES, fbpi s. ses, from ly
to 80 years Of age. for which he iii pay fully high
prices ,ould be obtained in Rchmond or in any part
Of the State.
He ia very snxons purchase. and is determined 10
ne liners! IN every instance lie will ray a high pricH
fr Mechanics, Bisrksnths. t'arreners, Er., &r--
Persons having snch property for sale, it would be theft
niees, 10 give HIM cab previous IN lheir selling
lie can Ie onnd at the siore of Dir. III. llari.
weiiers addressed 10 The subscriber tru the country
u be attended to. GEORGE DAVIS.
May Is isf
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Or. The resolutions oi the Il ,,ad meeting in Smylh
county are unavodably postponed ill our next.
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.y'OTxCE.

.VOEXGE.
4 IL PERSONS indebted 10 The lae firm uf Geo,
n &. W ,llians x Gu. requested 10 rnne for.
ward and settle their accounts. ann hnse having clss
against said firm viii present lhcm iur settlement, az
o"gor Indulgence oanuli ba gern
JESSE r.BuKToN. C. c. l.,
Aug IL
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LI:v'GgHE URIC .Ef.EEs F.NY.
VIE next srsslon II this restitution vii! oprn
1 Monday Slh OF September,
The course ol study Is embracing all ihA
branches essential tn thorough Eng aud llassirsi
education.
lnsrnciion will he given in the Hebrew German,
French. Spanish and Italian Languages. either IN pub
he or private, la amy who my wish avail enls elves
VI ha opportunity.
N. u Fine n,hs are fitting up h,af Main sye /,
for u permanent lrcatinn
DAN SMITH. Jr. Principal.
H. II. SMITH. Teacher Of Languages,
August 3 M2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
VEN. CO.y'CER.>.
MEI;M 4 GWATKIN,

for The purpose u conducting business at The old Stand Of
JOHN g. MEEM, where they will always be Prnsed
to their frenis, The pcrus Of he old house, and The
public in general, promising them G on The best
TERMS and large and general ock 10 ssisr, from.
JOHN u. MEEM.
CHARLES A. GWATKIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
DOOTS. &Y0EA H.G7s, '.sps. Aes
~ A0eti0n without Reserve.

DOOTS, $Y0EA H.47x, C'.sps. 6ss
~ Aneti1n without Reserve.
I'M "Wednesday aiernrg GtI inst. At 10 o'cl.~k, ~
~ will sell al our An Tim Hym. = Is,gr Stuck "
boors SHOES. liars and CARS. Consisting IN part VI
900 pr Mems Peg Irgaes
100 " Boy's do d.
~ ~. f,he Rneis,
lti0 pr Ladies' Walking ahoes
90 " Ladies' Kid and lasting Slippers.
80 pr. Children Shies assorted kinds
80 pr. Ladies' Kid Buskm Sho.s f,efy fuzzy
50 pr. Ladies' PARIS rts,
duzen Kip Skins.
! do Cali du
20 Sides Upper Leather.
! dus'n HAIR 'fftnks. assorted sizes.
VIII be added 10 the sluve
d'zen Fine Fur flats,
" Cmh and Glazed Csrs
And general assortment ~ Dny Goons, Se.
TALBOT = LANfER. Auc,innerrs.
Exchange Curnrs.
Aug II