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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

The Hon JOHN ]. MARSHALL, died
suddenly at his residence near Louisville,
on yesterday week.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

The Lexington (ua.s. sIIl u VI
pany promptly volunteered 'n'' d,dy|
20 the Governor of that Sla's' -
their readiness TO march g w.
anywhere else lha, their se''s - ~
be wanted. The frs, battle . i 1
luton was fought .. Lexington,
descendants of those patriots IN
fire tina, amin a.ed their ancestry
UiNe Journal.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

The Junior editor Of the liawk.Eye
and one Of our apprentices have v,Inn.
teered 10 60 to the war. Whar. we again
ask, is the "phifty phour phor.y" editor
of the Gazette! Has he 'Aed The war"
and gone to Canada!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

Quite destructive fire occurred at Han
nibal, Mo-. on the Sd inst, in which
several houses were consumed aud large
amount Of property lest. The insurance
on the property consumed was very small.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

The Agent for S. A. MIrcHELL's
General View Of The World is now in
town and prepared 10 receive subscribers.
:, his work has received the universal
appr. baton Of all acquainted with it,
lis lille exhibits the objec. Of the book
Every kind Of information in relation to
every part OF the world. Of an interesting
or instructive ca aracter, may be found in
il. II contains sb.o pages of first rata
matter aud can be obia,.red at low price.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

Cassius VI. Clay has been ele ned cap.
tain Of the Old Infantry a, Lexington.Ky.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

We do no, believe ,ha. public ,, "a, n; y
in this country will suffer r'Ys ~.
TO be made Of the Mexican ID u
people will make short w0'. .hor n
war, and then they will make H. IL
with the Administrator 'D
on.-B,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

Il is said tina! the late Iamented Major
RINGGoLD, who was killed in one of the
battles on the Rio Grande, was an uncom.
promising opponent Of the anne xa,ion Of
Texas TO the u. s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

700 men are busily al work in the
Charlestown Navy Yard, Mass
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYF.

accident at Bloomingson.-As the
Volunteers were firing salutes on Satur-
day last at Bloomington. the cannon burst
and wounded one of the volunteers-Mr
Hatch so badly, as TO make i. necessary
to ampu,a,s one Of his legs. We saw the
fragments of the cannon and do no,
wonder that i. burst. Il was cast bore,
the metal was bad and full of flaws. Such
a cannon ought never 10 have been sold.
Steamer National Sunk. we are in.
formed by passenger on board the N.
America, says the ST Louis Gazette. tina,
the steamer National. on her way from
Pittsburgh To this place, struck rock
opposite Flint Island. in the Ohio on
Tuesday the ID inst. Her cargo. princi.
pally dry goods, salt. iron and castings,
will be badly damaged il no, entirely lost.
The N. was run to the Kentucky shore
where che was lying with abeu, four fee,
""sC1 oSCt VIC dIici pau W UcT uldlu
deck. The largest portion of her freight
was consigned to merchants in this city.
The United States a Mediator.-The
N. Y. Sun says:-We are rejpced to
learn. a, we do by the Argentine News
of March 7ih. that our Minister. by an.
lhori.y Of his Government, had offered
the mediation of the United States to ter
inmate the war between the Argentine
Republic and the neighboring Republic
or independently Of Paraguay, and both
parties accepted it. This is gratifying
intelligence. These three American Gov
ernmen,s are now exactly where we have
long wished TO see all our American Gov.
ernments, media.ing between each other.
and settling their disputes among them
selves.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11

A motion was then mads l.
miltee be appointed by IL. =,
consist Of six persons, to reno,, Oa''
forthwith: which motion hs,
the Chair appointed, An,lrev !, 70
$. Schramm. J, B. Newb,n I IN
Adams, G. A. Warner. and q .,a
After a few minutes absenc. ~ '''
tee made the following reno, ~ ~
then chairman, Gen. Temple. ~,
adopted and the committee d;.., a'
"Mr Chalrman-The CoDn.'
pointed to report a uniform 4, ' y
pany. beg leave 10 submi, n. GU ''
as being IN their opinion, III. rb,....
most appropriate one for n, ~
which they expect to be calIsd -
vice is: a blue jeans coa,ee, ,,,,,'
lar. trimmed with blsck-sbs,s
pants and glazed cep.
All Of which is respectfully A.
GEO. Temple
Chairman of Coanr
There being no other busip,. |.
the company. j, was dismissed i, ,
of the CAPTAIN. ~
W. w. HUDSON, 81
Burlington, June 9Th, 1916.
We learn that Capt. Mill. Ia, nm,
his Company to Gov. Clarke, n |
ready 10 be mustered into service,
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Thursday, June IL, 1916.
Two Dollars per annum, - in Advance.
BURLINGTON. =.

FOUND-A pair Of Sreeiorles. Ger.
man Silver mounted, have been left a, the
Hawk Eye Office for the benefit of the
owner. who can have the same on appli.
cation and proving property.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-11
Progress of the War.

Latest from Merico. by the polite.
ness Of Mr. d. V. Dawley clerk Of The fa,,
running steamer Tempest, we are in pos.
session OF the St Louis Monday papers.
We have also received from our friend
Bum of the ST Louis Organ. a Louisville
Journal Of last Friday and Baltimore
Sun Of the Monday previous. The fol-.
lowing. however. from our attentive cor
respondent gives a faithful epitome Of all
the latest news from Mexico.
"OrrrcE OF THE ORGAN,
st Louis. June &.
DEAR HAwK-By q boat from the
Ohio-which brough, news to the mouth
I'VE learn that Vera Cruz is blockaded,
and thar the Mexicsns have notified the
American residents to qui. The country, or
retire into The interior. The mex, news
will be the bombarding and s,orming.
1t IL reported from the Missouri tina,
the Mexicans have purchased powder a,
Independence, and started il, via San,e
Fe. as Dry Goods. Two companies had
been sent out To Overtake it. Ii true, il
will 60 hard with The scoundrel who sold
il 10 The enemy.
Yours, in great hasle, Y,
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Meeting OF volu.,"A

Al meeting Of The yoln.ea
this day, the 9Th inu 'a''Ag
pose Of organizing and els, ~ v
Gen. GEO. rENpLE was s's
Chair, and Francis o. Becks .''sa
Secretary. The roll beinr IN
majority of the COMPANY sA'a
Their names, motion wa. '@ss
w. Bowie. iha, we do now a'as
election Of officers vipa mt. f''''
carried. The following pe,,, ~
received msjori'y of ali The ' ~
declared duly elected and en,. ''ea
duties of their respective "A; p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-11
Commissioners Sale OF STAGES.

pursuance OF decree n the Circuit Superior Court
n OF La" aud Chancery tor the County ut Amherst.
rfon"uhrod ON the 3lsi day of M1rch 1916. in three
s"''s therein depending, The first between Edmund Mn
snn late sheriff OF Amherst County and as such almins
isfaior de eons non with the IA annexed u Henry II
W ats. deed, Plaintiff, and Caiharne Watts aud
Others defendants; the second +. 5 Hut panltf aud
Lew Is h Staples, aud others Defendants and the thId
between Patrick II. lllekok rlanhil. and Edmund
Winston IN his right and as administrator de hnns
non WIN the VIII annrxed of Henry II Wars, decd.
ana Edwin H. W ats DEFENDANTS vii, on saturday
the 9th day al June. 1916 at the Market House IN the
Town OF lynchhurg, sell by way ol public auction la
ash thtee slaves, namely, Sarah Arr. likely aud
valuable Woman, and her infant ehild about Twelve
months old, and Aneflcl, (commony called Mecca.
a likely glr about Twelve years old.
In further pursuance oi the decree will On the
hrs' day OF the newt May term of The Connty Count o
Am ers at the ontt House ut the SAID County, sell by
way "i public auction, slaves, now held by
the SAID tatharne Watts, As her dover IN The estate
oi the said Henry H. Waits, decreased. The terms Of
This last mentioned sale III be made known ~ The time
and place ut sale. Acting merely as Commissioner
VIII only sell and convey such iillel the property
81 as aforesaid advertised hr sold us vested IN ne
by decree aiofesatd, EDMUND NlNSTON,
Commissioner.
April 80 t6lune
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A PARTISAN ANECDOTE.

A few evenings since the re appearance OF Mdlie.
RACHEL, in the character OF Jeanne d4rc. drew
usually full and fashionable house the Theatre Franz
cas-. Beautiful women ahounded In the boxes, receiv.
ing as only Freuch women can, the homage Of hearts
aud eyes, aud beautiful dresses claimed the usual tribute
If envy and admaIion. But the lion of the evening"
she who stole ffon RAcnEIL herself half her triumph,
upon whom all glasses eeelled from pit gallery.
lady remarkable for The regularity OF her features
and the Dwelling Wilderness and perfect Of her
neck, shoulders, &c. She fully appreciated these gifts
oi nature and the disposition OF her ioilee displayed
them with most striking effect. She was dressed IN the
very extreme OF fashion which is certainly not pruds-
" chary OF personal avors Was the result Of acc
dent she dressed so rery io,c was il only
rather low sialnre-whsiever the cause. he effect
certainly thai to the hundreds around and below
she appeared 10 be dresseda Venus just emerging
r The wayts-for the highest part Of her dress was
concealed by the front and sides OF her box. The next
the theatres noticing his article the beauty and tho
effect she had Produced hereupon told anecjoie.
which if not true. good enough to have been Tho
husband Of the lady himself quite distinguished man.
conversing in the saloon during the en,racIe amid
group OF friends asked of them why he had MT been
pay his respects his wife IN her hlS2 "Gladlv
would have given myself that honor had supposed
thai could enter without an improprleiy." .How so3'
rel lined the husband. somew ha, puzzled to understand
The "Alost cer,aoly," added the friend in
planaiion. 'beloe presenting myself 10 wife, must
wait I'LL she is dressed" The husband was perssn 1T
sense and uf the world w1a knew huw to apprc.
tise good ihinghe ben mat is road 10 glory in
Franeeso he received with smile, and skrug u ihe
shoulders the Just and well turned evi'rcism. A~~N
Char,esios leg,is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-11
's'asglS'a' alsf.a,
of Land isi sSG8SC"s5.


Of Land ia SSGaFO"S5.
DY virtue Of depd o trust, hearing date the 2lS
I'D day of January, Si3. and of record IN The clerks
office of he cnu rly court of Bedford. from Alexander
Thomps A. tn mr. Trustee, shall prnreed IN sell,
Thursday the lh day of June next. II far, inol
the neAt lair day Thereafter, the premises, Al public
auction, nr cash. certain
TssACE OF s2XP,
ar g., much Thereof as shall BIZ sull lent satisfy tho
sums naw due and in arrears, far which The deed
made 10 secure This Lend contains IN all. about
3jl ACRES,
living up,n the Lynch ,nrG and hem Tnrnpikr ad
and adonS the lands Of john p Gray and ohers. Is II,
cood soil fr pprovln.- lies very we'll, and has
first rate Tobacco Land upon H.
The TILE 10 the above land is believed To he indsput
able but selling trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
GILES 1. QuAkLES. Trustee.
May II june
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M - =, =, A., -,
'''''o' III. i'"''', VI '''e "o','" ""a', NV
"ei KNOW" soho' OF zen aeu INK She'ches-RiVing an
account of Soirse, al the house Of the Marquis Of
Noflhampten. the President of tho Roysl Societv.
.ay..
=. - 90
a"'''"e. 'a'"'' "a" ',a,'h' one III onVe@rr.n
io''' " A' soma rr,na'eao'e specimens o' Pe'r''ac-
nun, - 'i'na's "'a' III. oy,seSfe has discovered
W." VI nlo'"S o''' !" ''e c""Sls'ehoy y, a,"e'
uS " .o'e' IVY ''s""'N'" '"'',""ee' D'' o. !"
'aa " mum ~ " u" ea'eeo'Nay ,''e'ngen. sp.
P'a'''e' A1u ~ s''.u W oe e"e"s' " eh"uerao'e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-11
1890 300 or 500 .scres;

cut npuio snail farms, a, from
1890 300 or 500 .scres;
giving 10 each tract parlan ii fine meadow md To
hacco land The health o ae uelghbohood is pond be
You'd duuhi
The loraton of tbs land is such as 10 reader il ccr~
a'o lhet Tue southwestern lmprosemelt, II dyergnl
lrom The James Reefat buchanan. or jackson. mus
pass through the eenfe ut IT.. Is Mules from the farmer
aud Ii miles lran the larr place. There are ryo
Manufacturing Mills within one mile or less aud The
boetanrl Male aud Female SEMINARY within iwn miles
HE main valley road from Winchester 10 Salem
passes through IT,
THE TERMS If sale will he ono fourth cash tho
"Sdnete be an interest hearing fund payable III the op
non "l lle purchaser, ii any lme within - yeas-.hp
Interest To he paid semi annually aud, IN default oi The
promri pay mnl "t The interest, the whole amount OF
purchase Is I" tie due Bond, with approved security,
VIII be rsqplru for The deferred payment Ifnot sold
privately. II VII be sud II the highest bidder ON The
above stated rrUs, the jh day ui July next fair
II moi lheheNi lar day thereafter. al Cleverdaa Per.
sous wishing to view tlr land, will be good ms Ia call
a.
| am also d'sirlus to sell my MILLS. with M acrc
and "A nail "i lad attached. known IA the
lang horwc .RFtFFs,
on blafls Water Creek. near Iynchhurr. lin tho mmo
date vicinity at Witch. ifeycr there should be rail road
"'" ''lnehonrg to the West, The Depot would oi ne.
ccSslly he located
ibere are IN lIr Mil & pair Bnrr Stones. a Smut
Machine aed att The necessary fixtures for Immediate
opraiiobs The Mil capable ii turning on, from 80
!" .o1 banoiS II ur per day, There are usoa
SAW ARD PLASTER MILE,
attached, 10th of which are now in good order The
whole Is supplied VIII waller from the James River
'a"al and is, M doubt the best property otho kind in
upper Virginia
II not sud privately II will be sold 10 the hehes bid
drf "a lie IN day al June uoNt II fair II not The nrxl
tar day thereafter. The following ,erns a. noo ,asb
or h'g7lahe PAPER N sho date aud the remainder IN
~ years bearn9 Interest from the day of sale and 10 be
pad snml annual, failure 10 pay The interest nronpt
" VII make TIC ~hole amount due The deferred pay.
ment II be satisfactorily secured
H. s LANGilORNE
y. B-Alessrs. Maurice l.anehnfne Jr. and Jamoa
T. 'ian ATE authorized 10 sell the Mil for me- and an,
contract with them. " either of them, Will be valid
II. :. l..
Boletoun, April % u5J
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EsDrE rpuasr aa.D, FOR
SALE.

WIZ. 81 Use RlBER, having more land Than he
has labotets 10 cultivate advantage, oilers Tor
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EGn. h0rWc .fFsFFs.

ls' d'sr1ns Ia sell my MILLS. with nh aclc
! hall lad attached. known IA the
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GRAND CAPITA
EEEa. MAN H'a.tsyVEge.
$50, G02l $4,000! Sa5.NQOl

ID drawn ballots utll Il 7Sl
Grand Consolidated Iotttry. Class u . To be drawn
IN Saturday, May 23rd, 1916, at Wilmington, Della,
" are.
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sTFvM.Au ~ 4osAG.smD
~ THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIaN,
zsfE.~pJ-R>
- -& - =. y

II The III W II u Hi hIhhlhifN,
Published seni-toeekly ferern .bond"y Thursday,
-Four Dollars per alaun payable IN Advance No sub
.ript,on be receeedtor shorter time than sr months
md paper riH be discontinued, feroept at the dsc'eio"
Sths isditor3,) until all atrcarages are paid.
a. .3DVERTIs E.MENTS inserted at so cents per
,ansrc for lsss) for eeery inner form insertion and 81
re as per tire (or s,) for eoegy outer form Insertion
EYER ADVERTISER IS repnIed 10 note, en- has
manuscripts hoo long he uisbes ms advertisement inserted
an advertisements not noted o be Inserted ta as dtS
ontiauance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are for
he privilege Of ttco squares, 10 for squire, s25 for
"a. sg1rrs, ianer form $50, Erery yetrly Advertiser
vHbsfei ret to eolfe his advertising to aspariieu-
q lie Of basiiess.
9y- JOB PRLNfLN'I erec,aed neatly and erpedtious-
aud 4 reasonubie terms.
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D'OL. xxzI:-.yO. 81

ping. aud lekeo around ana sur. r,..y. "a. ,s mn.
day. he saw three men, approaching, hun hr sps-di.
y recognized by their dfes, and arms 10 bs ol;en VI
iu.lict
Paul knew II was no attempting 10 escape; Ter the
nicefs, aware that he familiar with The wOods. hsA
no doubt caused sne Of hrr party TO spprosch from DIFF.
rrebt quarefs and the most probable consequence Vt
sh""9 disposliion to fy, would he To be- shot upon
The spot lie therefore sieIny awaited their cunning
mp aud was immediately seized and charged with bio
crime.
"li Is IN nse," said Paul, attempting 10 deny II. I
Lnew when weakly permitted my vile draw The 80
efs out ." me- thai had, In fact, signed my dea,h~ar
fanl. always said that woman nannut keep 4 secret
! am ready 10 90 along with yon.p
But snd one o The officers. .'beforc we 20, ~
you do MT deny The deed, will he jus, well 10 shsw
rs where Yum hav. buried the unfortunate packmia; ve
understand II was IN this torres, that you say he was
killed"
"Wilh all my heart" said Paul; why should I rs-
ose I" let You see the grave. when hive determined
Ia cnuiess my ctmc}'
Lead the way then" said the i,er: and Paul
walked on guarded by the three with their visiols
IN Their hands. In five minutes they beneath Z
PINE Tree Ut monslous site; and Paul. pointing 10 stake
driven nto The ground said lnrn up carefully tho turf
On the farther side of The stake and there YOU will
disc' yer the murdered wretch"
one OF the officers, mhlng narrowly. observed that
sud had recently been laid down. and turned it up with
The maIock which he had fetched irom poo's hut fof
The purpose. "iberr." cried Paul. looking eagerly
dnsn N the hale There is tho packman.o
'Wherc2" said the officers
"lhcfr!' sand Paul IN the hole"
"Packmaf,p said the uiheer with the matock, II
see nothing here but la.e snail, with his she'll HE
back
And tina, ia HE packman that killed" said Paul.
with u cunca smile on hs lace.
Come oome, Paul Eks." said the officers. ",hs
farce WON'T do, il does become n man charged with
mntler, and II wonl puss with us. Ynu have cunfess.
ed la numbering paesmaa and packman you must
find"
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ID. PAANs, ~ co.
sao .OOGI GOO,

Grand Cons lIrjaed Lottery. Class M. 90 10 be
drawn on SATURDAY. lGh May. 1876, nj Wilmlnst on
Delaware. IS Nus. 8 drawn
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GRAND G.lPIT.lLS.


Cerliiraie oi NVh'es eass $2O5 90
Certificate oi Halves costs lO2 80
terufcale Of t(Gatters casts 81 p
\ Package ol Tickets Ia this splendid Lottery may
da" III" i've first prizes, amounting 10 hun
dGd aud sixteen thousand dollars. II boulht of
LICK"
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eheri;sGsa C4SG:sHe.

VIE SUBSCRIBER. having taken the house op
n pose Alessrs Hancock & Hunts To5accn FacIo.
fy, and next door above Mr.. nngud's Foundry
IN The square below the franklin Hotel for the pur
l.~e % manufacturing FLATIEN!NG MILLS, E.r the
4dahu'aclnrefs Of Tobacco, IN the nwn Of Lynchbure
aud Ills vicinity. begs leave 10 inform them that he
prepared with the best materials that the Richmond
market can afford, r making the above articles and any
"heF work that NAV offer fof manufacturing purposes;
iie soics share of patronage, feeling confident, from
VI, ,%e esper'nce he has had in the City of Richmond,
WA, he can give general satisfaction.
riease call and leave your orders. and thcv shall be
May I'm
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h 1900 ACRES
\ or Ills tLOb ERD iLE
ESTATE.

cuIIufe uI t0tn. Wheat, Ois and Iohacco has an I'M
usual norton vi very fine Meadow land aud not less
than aoa anes OF 6ne tobacco land clear; Is unenm,
m0ny we'll wateted, and Is sa situated that II NAV he
cul nnlnlo smaIl mum. oil irnn
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$50. COG, 80 gti

I9NfsI Nu-0btf P0z' SO
Gmnd Censaidared Lottery, Class No. o. to b
drawn at WILMINGTON. B,laaare, on Saturday. Ma
so, lSi6. IS Ms ~ drawn
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY.
Nerrnrh Netr .Lerse,

store No. SO Walden Lane. New York
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
suspendrrs Over Shoes Carl e. To
- Lille Pre>ervers hachiae Bandrg Water Proof Cohinr
ever other aree uade from India Rubber artie OF sus
nees we're exhibited al the fair Amerean Institute
and se an impartial examination and oer-
eNra w hfs' premium all others articles VIC make
nave uHeerEone The se'essi entire sa,faeon
W. unfr-rNrdy invite Merchants Others from the
Southern and South Western call at our
~hefr they viii ind good and assortment Of India
huhber cords Our liberal and satisfactory TO All
buyers. All orders promptly executed.
l6-6m gI-TCutNsox 4
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HOLIsN PIANOS.
hOLTNN PINNO>.
RF@ THE subscriber has just receiv,

THE subscriber has just received
~ from the msrufaeiory % Nunns 4 Clars New
VINO rehased The Patent zi for Unrsd
.iesPung hs.-aehosesl for CoLEMANs HnLIAN ATTACH
!" inc r'ann Forte sno'b' ofthes-
winch ne invites the public
noh eN OF ire Journals Of this county Ensasd
INC n''rurnent has been exhibited eapaee. fully
Tested which appeared egad to IA. unitv
Santaees and excellence OF 'his CONFEDERATION
aetH.fs esi confidence public that th.
u one OF extraordinary merit B fore pureha-.
ne ra'en Night the most critical made
eiperin'snts testing IL mechanism gone into, the
tesanoi which fully sath'y the
" mat IN no manner liable transition.
atmosphere and that the "foan" will
o IN any cLisArr They pr.
oesd persons In regard TO these pont, security
inc nos' @isAe DRY ~arrahee with instrument
-. P. a. TAYLOR,
PiANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
ute thsR.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MIISIC

SIGNOH GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the eii.
~ Lens Of Richmond and vicinity that
this city and prepared
-eHai HHsie Sgno George Porte
Guitar Clanonete Flute, Conopean Kent Buge, French
&C &c His geeai given cannot
fail give his pupils thorough knowledge
Classes be formed his Duh
Ladies who prefer will be residences Gen
uemen whodesre fern among
do and receive instructions all kinds Of
the most moderate erms-Thc class Evening
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