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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

s'o'oO' ~ S00' AZ. 600, o., 800, % 900,
ITO LEND ON BOND AMP MOkIA0k-Ihe above
OF on 1000 pfoSnSuve rsa esssdS r. TINS ey
Oh 80 IN Fesrce& TO. basement
B-CafI between the hours OF and II O'Clock or be-
-. . and I O'Clock r. M j1z im're
To THE LADIES--TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having any mperiuous on Clothing tods
IL pose Of either Ladies' 0eqemsnl can obtain sf
rssidencs, No. % Duane street, basement - couxv
NB-Gsatlsmen's Clothins and Fun1,s :!so sSs:ht by
All lssss through the Post OGes will be sssdsd TO.
jalj im.mc
O00 B1KKTLS az the best BjscE 01ids q Msnxasse,
ZlND Lss~is - 80 PERG9E 4 BROOKS.
os1rh = and n NneAs sfsets
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. FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR - Softly made
and equal those sod in other for Is; fine
Frerch Calf Boots for - So equal the best made in this
- city for Is or Stat YOUNG < JONES' French Boat
cIty Boots having been judged in the late Fair Nblos
said be the best Boots sold in this city AL Boots
YOUNG JONES, 4 Ann street,
ia27 imsrh near Broadway, New York.
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COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.

COUNTRY SEAT TO LET.
- A COTTAGE at Bedford, Ninth Ward, Brooklyn
E:: the Jamaica Turnpike Rosdl containing parlon
three he'd in the second and four bed
e The attic with closet. attached to the base
lar There about lots OF ground attached which
carriage house and stable besides fruit and ornamental
shubbery garden &c also, gardeners lodge For
particulars inquire ia Front font Office rs 3src
- STORE AND DWELLING TO LET, AT HAIR.
EiR LEM-One Of those three story brick front houses
with attached situated in the central and bust.
Of Harem the esst side Of the Sd be-
lid aud I2 Said house u flushed
with convenience respectable family Stages
the door every half honr Rent moderate good
Apply J. T. JACOBS, l2tth street, I'd avenue.
N. BFor sale cheap 200 yards Of healthy Garden Box
Apply as above. j2e lmsrc
- -.CARPETFACTOKY +. IL SALE OR TO LET.
! Situated in Poushke Lutchess County. State Of
New FORK. half mile the landing.-The proper
Of large three basement and attic BRICK
BULDING. 66 feet by IS feet-wth Steam Engine. Dye
and Wash House. all with sstew the other
say buildings The Machinery consists Of 50
and all spinning machinery dye kettles &c 70 keep
the in full operation The wth this city
dayexpenss Of transportation moderate The premises
and machinery in excellent condition, and ready for mme
diate operation.
70 For terms and other pa!tieulsr., apply 70
jal6 1m'rc PouRhkeepsie.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor
NS~.~uIo&l~- T7I~,,xu UJl. ruconH

CTCuIaClO0s.sFOTJ IuOuSuuUs
DAILY HERALD-Every day. rnce cents per copy
81 Is per annum-pay,b ie in advance.
WEEKLY HEKALD-Every ssturSsy.rriee ~ esas
per copy-exI3x cents annum-paYnble in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS q the usual prices-awsys cash
PRINTING Of all kinds sxeeutsd win beauty and dsS
patch.
the esabshmeut. post paid, the postage viii be
deducted from tbs subecIlPtion Money yemItssSS
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK HEHA I'D Esr III rHNxNY
Northwest conner Of Fulton and Nassau
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Court Calendar-nlOnday.
SUPERIOR CoURr-79, 80, 81, 81 90, es, 90 co. 81 Ss
%, 95 e8 90, l0l, 1885, ls7, Ito. SO 81, II, 7,77
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TRUFFLES.

LvOR SALE-A supply Of Truies received, and for
Il sale by j. B. STOUVENEL, 80 John street.
Also, Bordeaux Wines ia casks and kiersch Absmh
aud Champagne, OF the best brands. j19lm.r
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MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
R4

DAILY OVER THE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROAD, VIA
NEW LONDON, NORWICH WORCESTER
ss seasS rs e1esp:d enc zoos % h'eh'
Way Crates in readiness 70 receive baggage for New
London Norwich and Worcester Baggage for Boston
through under lock. jul6 tire
LUNH ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
22l
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PAPER HANGING.

PAPER HANGING.
q Paper Hsngisss. having opened IN New York city
gocd. "a ihsr line 70 their excessive assortment Of
PAPEh HAN0IN09. Borden Fire Board Prints, Curtain
Pare - and all other articles their line Of business
have received from the Institutes for the encourage
ment o. Domcsuc MANUFACTURES the Of New York,
Philadelphia and Boston silver medss the oil
their goods latter themselves that they sell better article
for the same money th,n csn be purchased else where
b FRESCU PAPERS.
The subscrlbsrs you'd particularly call attention % their
Pap.rs Tor Halls. Psbe Rooms, Entrits, &c. &c.
Also. CuHTA TAP tns, new article for Window
full worhmen.
cosnty nsrehsns md city dsalsn will find h to them ~
'''''s HOWELL ( BROTHERS, No IN Broadway.
- Two doors above the City Hotel.
Ale. Of Drawers md Shelving for sale = sSovs. ''''
lsn ln'rh
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~ FOk SALE, T0CLOsE A CONCERN.-fhe
Line Of Liverpool Packets consisting Of the ships
bRoscius, siddons. Sheridan and Oarrick They were
built this By Brown Bell with unusual care; for
dels materials Il large proportion Of their flames being
live oah and they are unsurpassed not
Their accommodations for passengers very and
handsomsly Furnished Apply5o9 - 90
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N* Manufacturer and Importer OF Perfumefy,
No. $50 Brosdway bru L,osr 'r sns sH.1ot
Iuuarc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
,sGrLso.iriFle .gc0Gloniy.

ts,IIE TRUSTEES take great pleasure IN an9a"a
Gin. the public, thai the exercises 81 ms iii
tuition have been eondueted BY Mr.. William pahhn
way ~ a thai has gwen general saasae''5h 20
The bard Of trustees. aud far they are aiaF"eo !"
al concerned 10 the school.
Combining as lie does, attainmenis, which Inahe nun
masfrr u every department at literature, WIN auP'
~ order nfinllert, aud peculiar capacity 10 ihFa'
instruction 10 HE youth. aud % exhibit before 'he an
example, moral and Wholesome IN lis character, Is Is
leemea due 10 his superior merits, recommend hlm to
the patronage Of tie citzsns Of Floyd and the 5uoua1
iag countries.
Tie second Session will commence the pad day Of
March mex and ii Is desirable that all who intend pa'
mnznz he school, should send IN their names as early
possible.
The location Of his Academy il snrb As to recon
mend II 0 a particularly The citizens cast oi me noun
ians pure ard euygorsiag atmosphere cannot
fail 10 give energy 10 the mind seldom e9l yed IN
less slubrius climate aud in mural pplnt 81 view. m
place deserves 10 be highly recommended than lie
Town ofJsctronsiIlc free as s lf1n all kinds OF wee,
tdeness aud issipalon.
Il Is a5l due Ia tie students attending this lnsi-
tuiion say that orderly. mlra. siudous and
agreeable class Of young men, rarely 10 be met with
al any institution Of the l. ,d.
We would therefore st earnestly recommend all
those who have the instruction Of tho young entrusted
hef care consider the advantages Of sending them
10 This Place before hey make another selection.
Boarding may be had here cfhef al a public house,
or IN private aniles terms Tar more moderate than
at most other places OF public instruction..
The terms Of tuition iJoNs, for the session Of
i've months:
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geog
faphy and Grammar 50 90
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying, Al
geora, .s.asetodc Astronomy and Elocuton, on
Thorough and Systematic instruction in The
hish,r branches Of English Literature and in
lhe Iaria and Grerk languages 10 90
THOMAS MeCABE, President
If the Boaido Trustees.
J. n. ZEHraEYGn, see'y.
Jan. II uiw
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.T'ksfs SO.B'GER.y'.
Z asNI VI a knfAEA Ete

ENlESUBSGBlBiR having purchased the In.
d iifE H1'Oth on GROt tRIES belonging
Ia l}oWlrs Aeree, has taken INTO p1rnershp with hn
Fdnl { BnNles 81 that concern aaJ will continue the
pheery aud Commission business at the old stand of
bo"'a : Acre.. liz takes hts opportunity 10 relura
his mos sincere thanks his old euslumers Who have
So lbFaly paronized him whilst doing business ia his
his own nlma as WELT 10 tie old Of ryant \
Young, and htga leave to ask oi them continuance uf
lhtt avours 10 The new concern, promising them that
ihry VIII find the Size, OF Goods large and well as
sorted asany IN the upper country aud no Effort on their
iall shall be spared 10 glye satisfaction.
NM. L. NOI 'NG.
Jan IL
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sAT5Ds' S ARsAPnnxLnA.

n fHe ae,re.at s>p paa,I,>Esr euRF o. all DtsrAst
tRfslsaraoA ANlAi1kE sfAIt OF BLOOD oE hAb-
Il OF 1HE slsrLAi
< a mild ar. dent antiseptic and tonic contains
\ three aps usei3I properties OF medicine. Ipntsea
resfoIcs. Scf1aa, anccr rpTo-y al! lcefnd
Seioli9us Sores all diseases OF the skin, and all internal
disorders No. organize bat aiDs from diseased circala
ton, gi.e way beere is bygeian influence.
Diseases having their origin in impure state Of thebiood
nd ,i rsoersiIv will besp.el4lv and cfetuay rs moy-
Ell by hi- Invaluable medicine, s operation Is peculiar
and consists in removing the cause 10 disease by entering
The following letter will Punish additional testimony 10
the Intrinsic virtues Of the snsaPalla: HEY speak for
thenelyes:
NEg YoRg, April p. 1915
N s5rs a b {. D Sands -Genticnen. Feeling it a
duty daet1 aal the community large, send YOU this
certificate o. 1ealib,ang virtues ofyour sarapafl that
others VINO uierng may have their confidence Is
fu5itshea and nse WI medicine without delay.
vas troubled with severe ulcer my ankle, which
ended hall way up to the knee di5sharEns very offensive
mattcr ifras, bsrains and depisa5 often omy rest
at night, ami very painful 10 bear.
"as recommend ID onse your sarsapafab By Mr. Jmesr
Ot0une who had been cured by it, aud alter using five
bottles was completely cured.
have della ed sending YOU this certificate for year
since the ELECTED in order with certain
ty whether was permanent and it now gvesme the
greatest pleasure To add that have neither elt the
slightest reappearanee oil it, and that am entirely we'll
Yours very truly, SARAH A7lN NRE.
20 Delaney street, New York.
Tie blloeng statement is i.o.a gentleman WHO i. one
u the fir nusisl- IN the CITY OF Providence and from hi
extensive know aeGines OF every kind, III,
peiitnce OF he c1 Its If Sands apllu his opinion
one ofpecuar value 10 the afflicted
SANnss ShRs tPtelLA.I speak exporimenially when |
say that dis medicine Is far e,stua the of
chronic or acute rheanatism thanany other preparation
have tested Haying endured suffering
within the last five from repeated attacks Of nlanma
tory acute rheumatism, have recently used Sands
7a1salaiss VII IL aappest success ny health IS now
better than il has been nr many months past appetite is
good AMI my strength rapidly returning attribute this
hcahal change entirely To The otn potent medicine.
eelins adeeP sympathy ~h those who afflicted with
ai0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
MIR AL EN.Il.nrLt

. MI Senaiur Allen thrown all aback on Thursday
last, when the Senate adjourned over Monday. YES
erday his Nuilee 10 the World was ia, have been called
up by hl'h-and he hsd, probably prepared blast
loud and dread The pent up wind. however Was
not suffered to escape and the Senate and the Country
were spared tr HE nonee. the lnhicon II adjnnfn.
meals can ease Oh Mr. Allen hope they Will be ap
ri'cd IN bis casc Taq1enlly'
l'cr. taa; y Saturday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
JOHN ef. ALga1E!,
Comm .ghcrChaa.e,
L z II @ II q u Il q. NrTR cInfg a

Va Ellis TOBACCO when no advance is made for
~ 80 cents per hid, and the money paid the planters
Immediately after the Tobacco is coopered by Samuel
Tyre himself. When there is an advance,niadp the
regular commission Will be charged. He takes tins
method OF thanking The Planters generally for the llbe>
raj patronage be has beT"to,ie received, aud would
respectfully suggest 10 THEM The Importance of
PICKING THEIR TOB,4t'CO UFLI.
Be particular and keep the yellow new ground and the
dark old ground tobacco separate much injury done
10 the sale OF tobacco by pJi2ng yellow and dark obac
60 together Endeayour 10 have the shipping tobacco
as uniform in letgth. SIZE and color as possible In
prlzng manufacturing lobacco do not pre- hard as
to make II stick 50 the leaves in pulling Them apart
or open. lie begs leave 10y permission, o the
following gentlemen in Lynchburg:
Jno. NJ. Warwick. Jas. w Morgan
DIR. Jas. Saunders, Col. NJ Lanphorne,
Col. \. LeilWich, Capt. Saml. McCofkle,
A. II. Armistead, Miller < Rueker,
L. d. Jennings, Chas W Slatham
Rlvey & liayhe, Inspectors at Martins,
Made < Haynes, Friends,
Salmons < Smhs9n =" Liberty,
Petty Y Robinson 3" Lynch's.
Also, iolhe loIIowing in Campbel
Maj. Jas. Morrell, Capt. + D. Withers,
Capt. Adam Clement, Capt. Jno. R0sser.
PirrSYLVANIA
john Coles, Col. Dan1. Coleman,
" VILLAIN Dews, Maj. John l.. Adams
HALIFAX
i''iu =. / eiIeIi. h'ch a. Logan.
Cen " m. /. Ba9u, Rev. joel Hubbard.
tilARLO FIFE.
Or. Robert r. Boul1m, Maj WIN. Gaines.
ArPOMATTOX.
DR.. joel w. Flood, Col u. f.. Chealham
AMHERST.
Jno Whitehead Alex Mnndav
ROGKBRlDGN-Ios Glasgow
BEDFORD-Gapt. WIN. A. Lee
Jan. Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

Usisicr.-Sehr. James l Hatfield. Gray from Phil
adtphla bound 10 Richmond, laden with caal was rnn
ashore "n the evening uf The sth inst on Currtuck
Beach, about SO tailes ;. Of Cape Henry in sinking
condition aud bias since gone pieces capain aud crew
saved with eeai difficulty, being compelled u make The
shore IN small boat, which was exceedingly hazardous
vessel aud cargo ulal loss, nothing being but the boat
which Was subsequently sud 10 pay expenses no nsu.
rance on vessel OF oargo--.No.toik Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

"MuRpER Mosr FouL.'-They say tia, there is
place IN New Hampshire "h here they cu IN old maids
10 make dried apples. Ecehaqge paper.
We do better than that, this wayne cut them into
small bits and plant lhem--neX year we have fue lot
Grub rses, bearing elegant ful Tor tars-suur the
deuce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

IN - fsrre al the desuluunn and suffering dai has
tA.ed IN Pniisd,l pa among the poor AID auuftenaIe
nna the puscui severe spell o weather. hunbffs
rnra and women have applied Tie magistrates "f w.
uaary euinmu, ms uBdef the ssgfaBt aei 10 pteSfh
their siafriag 81 lfetzieg lu death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

Hiap', Nfsrs 49, THIS article which is served up IN
Clta af isud. AID rIared The mble dBiniy, ""
a5t rod Is M W,isci, bfnls lsfge Gums IN silver,
bs ot, tit uosi costly u The Chinese dishes. Tie
.r,fs af nor lt. i4us made by lie binds II own
county, ttl a1e lrIapous subsllrre, supposed 10
b. eoreeJ by sWaeNs upon the rocks lfon the foam 81
he sfn. They are fcfl,et ness, aud require 10 be
t ansrd II feathers, df, cc aud they are BY IA means
disaR reesble. being somewhat bstweca yernicel aud
tupmea slney like the oHc, transparent like The eIher,
aHd qntle iastrless.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

Progress ef Education. inhabitants Of that
"penl up Inca " heh is eualed in the State OF New
york b,sscd win sshool LOT dogs lis the loow-
ing adterisetueni from / ina rHrr will show. 1hls
- dfa thai 6 rainy ne,er uerufed 10 any Phladd'
phtal II nay be called seven league step ia Tie march
vi CIVILIZATION. hteh places the luears a m'nseIy ~
aJe1Hoe Of e rbIladf fians. But here Is lhe hdYer'
lis.iuoul lium the ialeA Gazeltr.-
HENRY WINFIELD wishes TO inform tie citizens
II baca, that In b1s opened nj No. g, Post seel,a
DOG SCHOOL,
Where be vail teach dogs ~ erlul5 correctly as
my boy en years Old To dance Us well as The most &c
cpmli-hed dancer, W1z, cat the Pigeon Wing. to
count TIE number Of es3ns in the room. also 10 dsiIn
eHst the number aud culotol prisons present. Persons
uialug 10 have dogs eHtr this trno, Nil rlense apply
imneilatelg, 1t the latenfon Of Mr.. Winfield al
the end Of The month after the dogs lave enteted, 10
give aueAhlilen. Specimens be seen at Nj. Win
III Ids residence. Ja IL 1t
From HIS II vii appear that The plan OF Mr.. WIN
field embraces u The ornamened branches rs well
ar huse 81 mote uldUy. IL fact, we have more faith III
has abby 10 opar be iomef llan The latter, for II IS
eaef IL give all Minds III pupp}lsm SNOWY accomplish
i..ehls dian 10 nAhe HEM useful. ihad. sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

.gSb FAGr.

E'IlE SUBSCRIBER has llis day entered inlo
n partnership with Wm. +. Nooag, for the purpose
Of condaeoog 0R0JEnx AVID CO nlrMIS
SION I3USIrS LIS ,aud after returning his ac>nowl
edamta TO his iulmer customers, who have liberal
y tNcnArd 10 bm Their patronage whilst Ia the late
eau0era vi BpNles & hetee. boys leave say them,
thai. IA the new Concern. they viii find larger and
general assortment OF Groceries, han he has heres
9l7e had the pleasure OF oftrug them. and asks
nnapce OF Their patronage 10 the new Concern, well
as call from the public generally, Promising Them that
II prompt attention 10 business aud bargains shall be
any ndneomeht, they shall not 90 away Disappointed
PAUL e.. BOW LES.
Jan II
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HrNArEkILt IoAGryf4Y o. toIoREp NoNAf.
4 sef,a 5eidHaing Is Ino y afftld OF Joshua. 81
rsaf District Al. drd last wefk.a The exlfaordlnory
ase i one hundred and teeHiy four yfoss She rst1n
.q hat -lh aad usual ari,sfy ii! ess days Pe'ona
10 hrf dealh N dopb Oasis respecting h'f aye, y she
Has fliseJ "a lie iaady VI The gentleman ab0yo men
IInnad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

IL Important hraiiioa.-A Mr.. Phillips Of London
ba= a' invented Fire auhhalof Tor ln,ianiaoeons
lyr0HR0ish1rg htes by aetaed sapour." The pflncl~
plea. say iaeigl ufna au chemical, sod they pros
aeJ on lae, dedaced em considerations Of the slnfcc nj
all paWef-clenra acliJn. Fne, IN The ordinary ac-
ecplatianUt the tenn. Is phenomenon which results
ltan Inc union o oxygen. The supporter OF combustion
hydrogen the elemrni u lme and carbon, the element
otleht II the Oxygen bo wilhdaNn, Tie fire eeases.
his te e-aauthIlaur aecompli,hes. Ir al peculiar
gaseous sapaf winch possesses greater affinity for tie
oxygen 81 tae air Than he Oxygen has for the hydrogen
aud the carbon wi" Inch II Is combined. is nsauiane
ou.y generated by The machine. and thrown with extra
Ordinary mpIdily The fire, which, being lnsantane-
ously deprived Of the "supporler Of conbuslion, al
once ce5srs. The extinction Is sudden that IN the
case ii II strong Gr. which Mr.. Phillips "put cut" on
board vessel in The Thames. the operation did not oc-
copy "one SECOND, aud II compared by the specla-
tors L, Flash ot lightning"
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rCSTpoNUrTTET

The sale OF the above lands postponed until the lsh
lay d February, 1916 al which time it Will take place
III The premises, without reserve.
M Il. CARPER, Coa'r
Dec % wtISF
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.N'O F'fdE A.,

\ y have made new arrangements for the future, it
"a Is necessary that should close up my old bust
neSs hope therefore, those indebted 10 me will come
o1"ad aud settle "ih us lule delay MS possible.
WM 4. YOUNG.
Jan. | -
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1000 .2ND 5000 .4CRES)

at public auction II the highest bidder a credit Of
one, two and Three years or elaa portions Of The par
chhsa money! the purchasers 10 give bonds with apprJv
ed 'ecnrfy iar the payment thereof bearing Interest at
ter one ytat. and the lltle retained further security
of The payment o The purchase money! subject 10
sale IN delault Of payment thereof
The above laGds lie upon Glade Creek in franklin
county, about IL miles oi the conrt>house aud are
he same on which John ). Burwell. Esq, at present
tesdead joining tie lands of VIM. A. Street and 9th,
ers. The Improvements good and subs initial, HE
cleared and well enclosed aud IN good hear consider
able quantity o excellent meadow land, some OF which
Is well sci with grass aud large norton Of The unclear
ed land Of good quality. and fine tobacco land. The
lands Will b. divided into suitable tracts, and plas Of
the same exhibited ON the day Of sale
Persons desrous Of ing The lands are respectfully
referred 10 }. >. Bnrwe Esq, the premises, or
Capt. y ) Brooks, WHO lives IN the nelghborhood, Ell
'he di @hom viii lake pleasure in showing them and
living any information Ia relation 10 them. II the sales
are not completed on the day above mentioned they
viii be continued nom day 10 day unul Completed
NJ. &. CARER. Com'r.
Nov. 3 ntlsD
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f'7i1gA

VIE rnsninr
l SCHOOL,
ruary IoiE
FItAISG,,,l,o
re:: '"o
lclass --ior ,,coi,,
class-,or tho
esding, W,,,io
BID Geoeg,r,sI,yv ''
c'ass-Or,b"n@,,,,,.
t.nIhmclic, Enc 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

H"o'a'efne P"s-oa Saturday Young lady pat
i've or stN pins o her mouth and orgeiing ihe1 The,
g"i INTO her throat. aad effort She threw them an an
onl one, which remained efassnlse in tho passage She
became very much alarmed and Immediately n,sde an.
pieatian 10 physician the PIN MRS firmly fNcd across
ue lower NON OF lho aphagos, about TWO in 5es
above The cardiac utfre ii lie stomach and IN HAT ST
aali9n II was ps'ale 10 bring At up 6y the mouth
he docnt eIeafe titd bn OF sponge 10 the end Of
piece Of wba5uae, and after bending into Tie share
oil Tho passage pushed The pin the stomach which
gave last al feef-.N j. Express
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A.x.e'gs ~ gs.O9D FOR N,gs =.

.-,fsN ! WILL SELL a small TR.4CT or
fsSsslSSsSs5' L.lyND containing about
HSsssty SIS ACRES.
shaasstsA~, for nearly small 5 pe for the
wood alone which isnn il. About 80 Acres OF II Is
heavily numbered, ard Is GOOD IoLacco Land and the
cleared portion IN good heart producing good crops f
erain. II situated Wards neal lYhch's eek
about miles from Lynrbhnrg thus Offering an especial
lnducemfnt 10 who would 18Th Ia ep shops OF any
KIND store wagon yard ur The sale OF lorage /
will sell II for less by lie than have already sold
wood al by tie adjoining 1t.
have also several Lots Of Wood. of 10 acres each
which will sell low. aud "a long lime
ACHILLES l.. JOHNSON
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
Situation wanted for a Female

T E 4 II E r.
n YOUNG LADY. who is well qualified 10 teach
a the following branches The Latin. Greek, French
and English languages Geography. History, Philoso.
ply. Chemistry, &c; Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry
&e, wishes 10 get situation either ia private family
or IN some desirable neiahborhuud letter. addressed
10 =, r. NJ, Pigeon Run P O., Campbell county, Va,
will be promptly attended TO-
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