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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04
DIE

On Wednesday morning Sd inst In the 6lst year Of
his sge ABsER WEYMAN, late merchant Of this City.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased respect
fully invited attend his funeral this Thursdsy) sitter
noon O'Clock from the residence Of his sou, BOG
Fourth st. without farther invitation.
Yesterday morning, ID inst WAkEAAN bURRiTT,
In the 65th year Of his see.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral without farther invitation Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock from his late residence 81
Pnncest m3 ~
On Tuesday I'd inst OF consumption, 10 the 18th year
OF her age. FRANCES ANN HARROD, youngest child
Of Isaac @. Ogden.
A, orono, Ne 22d uls Paul Dudley, of Milford Ne q
native Of Roxbury Mass and soldier Of the Rsvolu-
ron He was Ia the battle OF Lexington. and also aided
in erecting the Notifications on Dorchester Hights
At East Cambridge Mass. 10th zlt Daniel Shed re-
evolutionary pensoner formerly Of Brewer, aged o..
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sEEBR & oosrAR,


l56 Broadway, NewYorf,
~ VIII Introduce Spring Fashion for osnasmsS'
Hats March 8. 1877 ""'
FRASKLIs HoUsE, PHILADELraIA-rhs popular HOO
centrally located, les Chesnutst Philsdslphis v '"
found an agreeable srying place for travellers yHnns ~"
CITY, where every attention will b psd 70 hsv eo'''s
and wants.
r. Dinner at and "a O'Clock .,
"A post coach belonging the house VIZ ooa'o
passengers and from the depots and landings Io
each. including luggage. y; 4, psonrsos
U.s. ~ s ss.S q R rasa''0'. Ass luws
nv B. PALsss "a ths .llhonzsd agent snd = a, ~
receiving subscriptions sod advertisements icf mos o
beat papers Of tho country, fer and near 81 bis oness
Ns~-Yorh, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore ~
Agency 10 hew-forkh Id Toe Tribune buildings
e. You must not suffer your colds and coughs %
get beyond remedy they will vanish I" II By msre
you either Of the following remedies
Aliens Bslsssn of Horehound--Priee o.
Abernethys Lieorice Cough Mix,nre.-So cent.
Hills Bsssm Of Honey,-25 cent?
Powelrs Bslsam Of Aniseed-3l cents.
Polgers Olosaonian.-SL
EN- GUIoS, lg7 Bowcry, corner Gfs'a
saspss sAssArAkrLLA.-ons might usssi fos esnnlns
over this planet. snd yet BE gnorsnt Of more shsn ns
wondrous properties Of The very weeds thai sF'v
wiGner on lie surface. The roots hat pierce W
open another Geld OF nvssugsi a. pfolihe and =
Less See what mas beea esee,ed By The eocesaren2
the properties Of single root, In combination w.
vegetable sDbslA1ces, Ia the form OF bAndss oeS1e7
lts benefits now 70 widely d.fuset, are - or
with gratitude BY thcassnds whose ulcsrs dsGat1
slppufaring giancs, bDtehsd and pimpt 49, -
skins were deemed beyond the lneasoee o. s.osy
this remedy was uisd I've opcrsiions ne ~, ,sr1ts
with Nature. II not only subiugstes disssse ~
the energies which ipdu geree may have psisvsn 40
Prepared and sod wholesale and Ietsi es <,rssr Il
SANDS. wholesale Druggists, ios tuaas-sd -sS ~.
WlamsI rs Broadway, snd n Last b,css- All 10
York Sold also BY Dfaggisz generaily toavssSsr&
upiged 5tssss. Price 81 per bottle or nf o'A" a.
n Patriotic youth and boys who w.snw Scsd
army are informed that they can sppsr ssa ~ -
tender age. with whisksrs and meussesss vh
shilling bottle OF Joness Coral HAIR -
/ forces the hair 70 grow whether nsiafe ~ p.ssra
( grow oa the face OF the head Sold II q Sas1a,
M 2Ieod -.
~ Chsppsd snd teadsr skia sais rhecn. L.
sipslss, freckles sunburn. tan, movphew - sd
e. sad Ill sruptions, quickly Nspslsa 80 =!
The genuine Joness Italian Chsmicsi zap .s;ts ~
low, yellow dark skin beaniifai ssss - SsahanA
sonly 10 the city, q The American Lssis'
m2 Asod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

~ Gen. Tom Thumb IL producing greater ehene.
Tnent among our cizens hsn remember 70 have sesn
for years lie Is a dear hule creature" no nonss
win DO well 10 10 at that hour TO see him He sppeusm
various costumes and performances, and IN the sns'nocn
at O'Clock and again at and "a O'Clock he aPpesn
and costumes conjunction with Other splendid @'@
f.fp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04
,rprrIyc OF THE FARMERS CLUB.
AnsIyses of AIkaii Bsses-bxrhSnEe OF "fsi's
-Cortsp-seed Oil--ktfcben caraenins-
Weishf Of Grains per Bushei.

regular meeting of the club was held on Tues
5svui,s Rooms In the Fsrk-Judss LIvISesrcS n the
Chair sud fair attendance OF members
Mr. Nxrss read a translation from the French on the
Formation OF Artncia AIkaloidS or alksh osses The
fooutns table contains the nsrre aksods discovered
49,. Cr~l- g,9r'. Mira Crn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04
Contributions for ireland.

The following embrace the contributions for the
suffering poor Of Ireland and Scotland far a,
they have reached US through the various papers
of the country. The amount is s2O3,339,
Many Of these amounts are simply the sums casu
ally contributed at the primary meetings Of the
towns to take the subject into consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04
Busiuess Notires.

MooHHEAD's MAGNETIC MAoHISEs-We can -
ton TO the advertisement Of these beautiful Gne's"
another column. They are incompsrsbly the oss' Nh
cles Of the kind offered TO the public Asasse
tursd and for sale, Wholesale and retail by
d. c. MooRHEAD, ie0 Broadway
10 Beware OF limitations Of these maehinss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

rV WINrERToN's FIVE DOLLAR CLASS ~ bees
KEEPING at bis Rooms, 2sl Broadway. All who dssF'
to study this important branch of business edueasos
will observ. that this Class is formed at onstrd IL
usual charge. ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

e TEE HrrcHIssos FAMILY arrived last eve
Iiss from Albany IN good health and fine spriis Their
Numerous trends viii give hem cordial welcome AZ
the Tabernacle Tomorrow evening AZ Albany and
Troy their coneers attended BY crowded sr-
disnees. 'Exeelsicr' Is the orly word BY which to
gusye their popularity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

cspssol grounds With s.s and for me Purchase Of
additional lands fOr the Arrory az harper Z ens
Both Houses arc stu in session, win out lt'ie
rrosoec, Of An Adjournment before daylight
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MARRIED:

In this City by Rev DR.. Patton. Mr.. JOHN L. BARRY
of Boston, 70 Miss SARAH ELIZABETH EAYRs, eldest
daughter Of Mr. William Eayrs OF this City
On Tuesday, ID instant by Rev. Elisha Tucker. Mr.;
HENRY NJ WATKINS OF this City, 70 Miss HANNAH
z. BEsSE, formerly Of Paris Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

= cHAxszsss IsroRMArios FOR THE PEo-
PIE No is Is Tor sale also by H. Long sus Brother,
- Ann-s, aud Barssss ssrsssr and Co. "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

r. JOHN MAPS, Revolutionary veteran, died
at dis residence In Gloucester Co. n the 2sth ut
sssd q year,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

" We are under obligation, to Nessrs. LIv-
rSesroS WILLS for Albany papers Of yesterday IN
advance Of ne nal delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

~ GxSrLEmETs HATS siyie for Spring. issE w
be introduced on "Wednesday, March 3.by
LEARY & co. Hatsers Aston House, Broadway
Circulars descriptive Of our style will be forwrdsa
by addressing US post paid. mtn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04
~ Hll Carrier ESQ. is the Wing esadidss'
tar Congress in Aoeomsc VA Dis,ric,

IxyoRnAriox WAsrED.---We notice in al Charles.
scs s c paper that information d wanted Of M jena
zzAs Hvr Of shis City, who ef bore about the lsh OF
9Drnary Last and travelled TO the South. He reached
Charleston and lss there =, aiss. sinee which time
hing hes been heard Of him The careful
hes been made without success between Charleston and
this City Mr. X has bad many business transactions q.
Moblle ssd Il snes styles hsnsslf - from Alabama -
His relatives and friends are In state Of painful unees
seinsy = % his fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

~ The XXlXth Congres expired BY inai'a'
ION last night. For this and all other N efcies,
may Cur hearts be duly grateful 1t comm enced
and ended its abors IN spirit Of sbect servity 70
Execatiye power and patronage calculated to render
il. fsfal intermediate antics Of seeming indepen'
dence more ssrikingly ridiculous No man SO gen
orally despised has been obsequiOusly served as
James K Polk
There will De no called session OF the nc"
Congress this season, we are confident II the
president succeeds in promptly negotiating
Treaty of Peace with Mexico, the new Senate will
probably be called together 10 rstiiy IL But he
will no, care to meet unnecessarily such House
as the People are preparing for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

e We have received from Henry Tanner &
Co. 237 Broadway set Of popular VALUES BY modern
conposerL Price Is cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

~ Mr.. Clay, and Gov. JosFs IT Tenn. have
returned from Mobile 10 kswLorlesns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

y The FLORAL FESTIVAL at the Tabernacle
las, evening attracted crowded audience We almost
envied Mr. Bradbury his happy lot when We bsheld him
surrounded by hundreds Of smiling faces and witnessed
the weldeserved applause bestowed upon the Perfor
raances Of his Juvenile Choir. The beau
tful TO the eye =. the music thrilling TO the heart
Mr. B. we understand 10 about to visit Germany to avail
himself Of the .dvsntasss afforded in that country for
perfectins himself IN ais difficult profession The good
wishes of his numerous pupils and their parents add
friends will accompany him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

e On Wednesday night. Feb y, the store OF
J. b Christy OF waser6ary VI was totally destroyed
By fire together with lie Insured 5000 In The
verrnon. Murua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

~ Mr.. CLorKs has agsin placed Us under OBJ
assoas for copy OF the Boston Atlas Of yesterday
morning received BY the Springfield and New-Hsvsn
route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

= Blight Rev, JoHs Joass. Assistant
Bishop of Virginia has elected President of WI.
liam and NsrY cclese IN The place Of TIE late THOMAS
z. Dew. Esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

CoseREss-Our Dispatch. it will be seen
closes abruptly at 10 midnight with the statement
that both Houses were in session, and likely to re-
main 90 till daylight We supposed the XXlxth
Congress ceased TO exis, at Is, but perhaps the
Democracy have concluded to hold over.
The Senate refused to concar in the report of the
Committee Of Conference for the appointment Of q
0sneralin.ch So the great Missourisn viii b
disappointed. The report Of the Conference Com
nistss on the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
hill was agreed 10 by both Houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04
!. orr.lpr or r0-DAY's PAPER.D
c.ss.nI Commute Of Democratic whis

- General Comsnisree Of Democratic Whis
ynsag uep..-A Regular Asttiag q TITS Commit zee
VII % bed a. re Broadway Hocse or Friday evs1ine,
Mach AZ u O'Clock By ofs1,
THO. Z TOnLIEsoN, chsirm.s
rsgDERiCK fkYf,l saeeetsrie. 10
WA. g hoklxUs. E'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

MAssAcHrssrrs-Ther was no choice Of Mayor
in the City Of Cs~brilse on Monday. the Wings
no< uniting on their candidate--ln Salen the
whis ticket was nearly all elected a. usual---ln
Tssstes The Wing candidates were elected BY an
average majority Of 100 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

a. Chopped and teadsr akin. salt fnecm - - 6ssk
sipslas freckles sunbufn. tan, rnorpoew y. ~ -
e. add Ill srupsions, are quickly Nsps nsk~ -
low yellow or dark skin beautifully eless ~ $500
sonly In The ci,yj 81 Tho American Lss's'
m3 Asod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

CIacuir Corir-NOs q, e. q. a. q. So S.rn
60 lt7 lsl. 10 -.
SrYEaIoR CoUsr.-Nos s. 7. 9 IL IS Is b.
80 % 70 d. l29. q 10 %. -. 70 TO ~
CoxnoS PIkAs-Pnt Nos S. IS. u. a. a =
% 81. 90 IS s3. Part n-Nos ls0 100 IS 10 ~
o02 2os. zoe go. 81 81 80 no. lie. ls4 a. - 4, ,S
l4s, eoi. ls2 g. 50. 81. -. 100. leo lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

cE' A pablic letting is to be held this evening
at Mechanics Hall" s72 Broadway by the United
Brothers Of Temperance Association No. l. DAVID D.
GarswoLp and JOIN COCHRAN Esq are TO deliver ad-
dresses We are glad to perceive that this Society has
taken the above beautiful Hall to hold weekly meetings
in and hope that the efforts made to interest the public
Ia the noble cause Of Temperance will meet with
dsseryed mccees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

CLOCKS CLOCKS We know that the clock Of
r. BLAxEsLow, Jr sold at 81 Johnst Is one Of tho best
kind Of clocks for families stores, Offices factories
which is to be found. Csec his advertisement)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

l56 Broadway, Nsw-Yoh,
~ VIII Introduce Spring Fashion for 0snusmsS'
ats March 6, 1877 i""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

II Professor A. s. VILLErLAIr is forming
class for the study Of the French language at 2o5
Broadway In order 10 accommodate persons residing In
the lower part Of the City. (see advertisemenD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

- The old Parent 7. B. Society hold a meeting
tonight at National Hall. Good speaking may be ex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

rF There il now on exhibition opposite the
Bowery Theatre an extraordinary natural curiosity,
three large oxen which were produced at one birth
from the same COW. They Ave years old and weigh
4s25 pounds and are so exactly alike In color size and
weight that they cannot be distinguished apart These
wonderful creatures raised BY John Fulmer Jr Of
s,ewsrtsville, Warren Co n J. They well worthy
the attention Of the curious In such matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

USrrxp srArxs DIsraIcr Counr--.Befors We?
Betts-- Grand Jury was empanneled, who resulsse
after being In session two or three hours, true ~
against VIM. Russell and John Williams. for larcesye
a, sea on board the ship Burgundy and agsinst dcofr
X Leach, WIN. Kenny and Michael Gordon, sesmen. f~
larceny at ses on board tho ship Niagara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-04

IN Patriotic youth and boys who w.sn 70 s.d
army are informed that they can sppers 49, hS -
tender age with whlsksTs and ~ vh
q shilling bottle OF Joness Coral Hair "a -
forces he hair 70 grow " neither Mature Lnsnas~
grow oa the face OF Inc head. Sold az Cas''A
m2 2teod
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

lhe Richmond Enquirer notices the iniere,n,, ci.
cumslahee oil IN conversion o wood INTO coal Il may be
sad) under the eye OF an observer In the ,hea,ai ans
some ne slnc' ON Council Chamber HILL a LARGE niece
=" Mo d. IA al ave OF decay, was dus up. Ii was very
worms Were en- rely distinct Il was presented 10 the
Medical college and. while lying upon the table IN tie
cabinet OF that institution, il has been converted Inv
natural process int coal. 1t gradually becane hard
uhy tld ns. and bntie, havlnga fracture" aud isre
'Ac 'hit VI coal lhe Enquire says cannot be isy
distinguished from the ordinary coal Of our mine. and
burns. with flame brilliant like the famous ean.inal
ms Is, 'ateed, Al Interesting fact for the saran.
X Tunes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
tNCLE LikE IN TOU.E,
"a At the same Old stand III
U,N MIN STREET.

IliE subscriber would respectfully return his
thanks 10 the public rally. for the worry liberal
patronage heretofore extended To HIM and would ask
continuance nj the same. pledgiug himself the
utmost 10 present article oi Has the public un,
surpassed IN style, beauty aud finish. Ial-making Ike
all other sciences is progressive aud he has made an I'm
provemeii IN fitting the Hat 10 the various shapes OF
heads, Which cannot fail 10 please the astldlous
connolsseurs. All that he asks is an impartial exaniua
ton OF his
H}TS ,AND cars
his stock OF Hats and Caps icing very large at present
added 10 which is large aud well selected stock of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
TO which lie would nvlte all OF any article in his
line, as he will take great pleasure IN waiting upon all
who may favor him with a call
Oct 25-6N J. RI'MBOltGU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Long Humanity ~ Nathan tamPman. Il CeSackie,
New lafk Mha Is now II yeats Il sue, aud seten feet
one lneh m height bids lar Ia become nm u higher
Standing III The void ihaa aIiy man living having
tNn nne ineles during p1st year, and. IN the usn
Al tples al sr,ath w prabahy reach least one lot
n,...r IL. n.elslls lli2 launIs = Wotr STR Trims
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
WIS = n CJLiPLLvT'S SCHOOL

WILL open Or the eee'on 81 rnrls' IN the base
ON Monday the 9Th OF september 1erms-Sl5 for
hr fsi class, SO iot the second, and s. 80 + the
hir sass
~rl1. Dir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
POET ICAL.
MISS LOW

Mis-. polls Dolly Adelim
amelia agnes Low
Wa, asne ol NItufe's Jaurneyms
uachissel'd work, ROW.
Her forehead was as smooth a glass,
Her mouth was a straight line,
And her eyes stood gu, as sisib.y
As letters ON siga.
The ssv~nus of-he Capitol
Xasialier than Mss Low,
IA, tl.a Mss Lows diameter
Made up Tor it, yon know
And tho, she was the "moi d q FORM
And wore unri' AID shocs,
Ifer wsi,t was not nv isahie.
And her iaes wefs '-ruade 10 use
iva. sa,d Miss POLY Doll, Low
Was waiting to disclsinn
The las, sweet monosyllahie
OF Der romantic name
And ever, Sunday evening
She cambd her golden hair,
And at tho window, prnslvel,,
sat ''zlshiny to the AN
And Cupid, little rug'pc, was kind,
That l. - often crurl,
And u Miss Polly Dolly hAHn
lie sent a stuck OF iuei=
4 tall AID hsedsome man was he,
The relgning village hsan,
Ana, made his bow .vcninS
rofSly polls Low.
He took a shair ard s.dlsdup,
And saii, - guess az how
Yon think, Miss POLLY .deline.
I've come TO court YOU now
81 know d IT. sad the overcome
Miss = lily, "long ago
And o. Ia, nstk she daeg hefsc II
Ancrtionaic Miss Low
AID then 81 mp, quite nnt 81 breath,
Young Eheuenr >taat,
And spoke agam-"l guess as how
You dil'nt hcaf me oui
thank YOU kindly Iar,eu hiss,
BIT nm not gun b6ap==
'I}ras ssat4o iackg ,faa'6a aou
Ms Polly Dolly Las1
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EnucATI Q II

YOt Nc LADY. Who "a Nirslhlan ny O'I'' '''a
~ education. wis.es Ii yet a siuaiioh, .he e"s"'9
ye,r as a teacher IN genteel iimily rhe IS q"a
i.d 10 teach all the Engsh b'anches usually taught
N III. best Female Semn ries comprising 'Ia'i'a''
Typography Ancient sni Mmrrn.) Afithh TIC, Age
be, A,tr, MY Ancient and Modern History, VA "ra
Moral and ln,rllecln Ph ply, Chemistry. bhany'
a. A.. tgelaer with Dfawing, Painting anu N'Sis
op the Piano Sh. hls had several years exp r'ehce III
teaching, aud produce 81 Siaepfy ifs'h 'n,,'S'-
ConnHnc tons a1Jrsss' j tPistnid) l. }. W. AT
ynrhI,4rg un,il h Is ot Dcce nbT naN, ahd thrn al
Failing Bridge, Campbell county, VIII be GUY attended
To-
Oct. 2j-w5w
4 Rl.s held In The Clerks ON e Of the Circuit Supe-
\ rar rt OF aud ChAncery, Tor the county Ct Hal
ia in the IN nth Of Otidbcr ISl7:
WooIson Webb, ilaihln'
Jt p,o-,n and Ez ,he ms wife jesse r.. Adams, CO.
lecior Ne and DAVID bible, Dtlesuants,
In tnASCERy.
IN. Def ,dsnts John Brogan and tzlhrth his "lie mol
having entered their appearance, and APPEARING o saae-
tory evidence that the, inhabitants al ills ,onn N
weai,i 1t Is ordered. that th ad defendants, John Brosah
Elizabeth his vic, do appear here ON the hrst Monday IN
January next and answer the Plaintiffs bil aud that copy
OF TIN, order prhuh rtd in the lynehbarg Virgin
ian Tor tv1 months and posted at the front door
oil the Court House OF tins county.
y copy -Tests,
WAI. HOLT, GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
S.iIE OF LAND.

IN pI RsI ANtE oi Deed a Trust, made IN the
] unlefs gnej by fsyeite Johnsrru and ohrfs. ihry
brtnQ the President aud Directors If The Fredericksburg
Mung Company. bearln2 dale The 21lh day Il January
40 and winch is duly recorded IN the clerks iilce of
the sHlniy court for Amherst county shall, on saur
day the nd day Of October neat. IT inr, II not on the
next fair day (not being the Sab ah) eNPse 10 sale. at
public anrlipn 10 The highest bidder. tn premises
all thai Tract Of Land. lying IN the said con1y, and
known by the Of Chissels Mine tract supposed 10
cIntlln
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1ln ACHES

he the same or less The terms Of sale vi he
cash Tie title 10 the SAID land is believed 10 be gud
hat the undersigned vii convey such tille only is
vested IN HIM BY the said deed.
REUBEN T. TllOM, Trustee.
a..
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.N'O1TCE.

NOTICE.
4 LII those ndebtedo the late Concerns OF h'"'
"A y Lee and Lee Roberts. are earnestly rq's
ed to come forward and pay their notes and accoun'Ss
very important that the business should be clo s
Indulgence viii moi be given. Lex. & RODEKlo'
March Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

The above sale is postponed until Saturday 10th, inst
Sept $3.50 r. IliOM, Trustee,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Merchant 30
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.Hthe OM Stand ell M. y j. Oakley.
VA Oh LID respectfully lalurm the citizens Of Lynch
W burg, and rhe public, that he Will continue 10
conduct, at the old stand Of II ~ and brother the
TAILORING ~ SINESS
in all lis branches. He has now on hand, aud will con
tncallv keep, beautiful assortment o Cloths. Cass
meres Ncsng, aud III tae1 everything suitable Tor Gen
emen's Whichhe lmakr up order III the most
fashionable styles, handsome fits and warranted work
mnshlp. lie would invite the attention OF the public
to his stock.
Feb. It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
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SEPTEMBER 2U1YL ISL
I HAVE just received by EXPRESS the following Rich
1 and beautiful Goods to winch invite the
buyers
Baeetto plaidS
Embroidered Mole Colored Robes, a thing in this
market
Silk plaids in great variety
PLAID AtouSlins
'ferkeri and Thibet Shawls
Egyptian Mits (ass,utcd)
KID Gloves assorted)
English silk Hose
'lhrcld and Bobhin EdgirS (assortcd)
together with OF heavy oolen Goods
flannels
linlse5s
Pulled Cloths
Satinctts,
Blankets. Sc Sc.
So. 2o-ts Don 7, c. PETERS