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Stock MarMata.

BALTIMORE Dec 1i-l0o0 Maryland 6s s5 400 Baltimore
e. s 1909 do DO s, 1900 DO do 919 g. 81 clos do,
bid; sIylend 6 85x bia s5h asked; Baltimore S. s1 s7
bid, 97% asked; B. O. RAILROAD % asked ssM BID. ~,
Scrip 81, "a coo schu NAY IS ,o 100 do 3o 1000 Loan
6s CT s9< Reading RR BIDS 68L 1000 do Mt Bds 81
i8 Kentucky Blk, Tx.
BosToN Dec 49, si7-28 Boston and Providence Railroad
1897 10 Western Railroad div off no. Fitchbu Railroad,
stock l 20 Fall River Railroad 9oh; 81 50 Read
so do 30 IS; 100 Boston Dividends No 5 100 do
51 80 do I5 $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds 1850 6S.
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IL IRKsRIpE,sTATT rQwpERs.

IL INSTRUMENTATION rOWDERS
N There disease which horses are liaple tna IN
Wind and complaint, The result OF Fros,
careessnes either by driving violently after Iu meal oy
feeding most commonly by neReetns
rhned TO cure cold IN few dayw prevent
founder chill when thrown into the ood that gwen 70 te
ated animal after hard drive and the astonishing results
alone some of which have published n the certificates Of
Messrs Gale Floyd Davis prove that they possess erao
binary DO in the removal OF Heaves and all complaints
the lungs. throat and windppe OF the case OF
iuncs or consu mpon mercifu merciful TO hrs
beast Those have with asthma form an idea
agonzng disue" whic horse troubled with
must while exercising bskly: and this
alsne should induce horse owners to relieve the AM
msdy will do it. GREAT CONDITION MEDICINE.
Of the lungs and yet from their great alternative and
properties they excellent condition medicine; IN ugh
hide appetite aud all diseases that denote
in the canal described in the following cer
cate :-Messrs A. H. Cough 4 Co.-Geptemen That pack
age your Heaye Powders that bought q Tor NY
eYpected III. Especoraut Powders brought away an inn
number from him. and believe they were gu
the cause cough rough coat etc. which he exhpea
for that package has entirely cured hm ms
s%M'I RoBERTs Ea. Hampstead L. l.. Oct ss, 1917 =
Frs a P'eseHt 81 10 Full
sol. propetors Persons IN any part Of the Unah
pe.e and il shipped per the Agents
Ksu Co and Angpsy Dckson rh,iadsirms .s;.2 Al
Fowis Boston; Waters Van Shaick Troy ~ s. " are
g Red C Ao5F nNMs
I'm ,bne &c. FOR horse feet The powders are also Tor SAFE
at New York Tsttersalls, 4t6 Broadway 90 -.
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PHILA5HLPHIA, Dec. Ia, lS47.
Movements in Politics.

Movements in Politics.
characterization still RACES hsrcey In the ranks Of the
democracy Of this city The Young Mems Democratic
Association of the CITY and county numbering some
1000 MEMBERS held their semi annual election for off,
GERS last evening Two champions, pted and spurred
put forth by the two branches Of tho party but
the Buchananites appear to be in tho ascendant.
their candidate MARTIN j. Dsugherty, Esq was tri
umphantly elected rec-ivng than two.thirds of
votes polled The Dallas to day quite crest
fallen aud vengeance upon Dsugherty for routing
them not only this time, but being instrumental
former occasion, in giving them q Waterloo defeat.
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CHAIRNIEN.

Mr. Spsght and Mr.. Pennybacker deceased Messrs.
Chalmers and Coquitt succeeded by others Mssrs
Bagby and Sewer not yet reelected from Alabama
The wings have two Chsirmen before lin talics)
On motion Of Mr. MAN0uM further proceedings in the
morrow.
"a voice in the Senate" Why, how do you do?
am glad to you. How have you been?'']
With some other merely incidental business,
On motion Of Mr. PHELPS the election of the joint
committee the purchase of books &c. postponed
till TO- morrow.
And the Senate adjourned
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Passengers Arrlve(I.

LvERrooL-Packct ship Queen Of the WeH-Wm Frew,
Cha Lockhar rsburg Pa; John Nicol, Glasgow; NJ But
IN the second cabin and steerage.
NEW Embarrassing Memphis-Lieut Gibson, u ga; DR.
Bunker Henry Gotngo discharged soldiers from the army
stceragc.
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Two GERMAN.-As you remember and care for Grantam,
implore you to let know where YOU are, aud how
you fare and how letters from Home may reach u
b Oxford. i0th November. 1887. ds std&aWsvc
Mrs. ROBINSON, 50 Mercer sueet, Fashionable Clear,
vI Srche Embroidered Musns and Laces made to look
equal to new. Also, Lace and Muslin Window Shades
do i2fsrc
nj OTICE-mportant for private families, hotels and ia
IN vems-The having hand large stock Of the
following articles and going apit the business will SCI Is
Wines Port, Sherry, Tenee and Scotch Highland Wh.
key Pale Otard Brandy and other different brands and Ho
land Gin All these good any mported at 33
Houston street. Broadway. dR l2terc
600 0OO TO LOAN on Bond and Mors.Fe. ,n org
sy JOIN = =. R SSSNRR9 ~ s?ySsss SsSss M %
MslfU do 5teodsm
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REEkMsAN HOUSE DINING an PP c9EFEE .,s "a;
TO-
above business beg. leave to state that he
% '
$ss. Of the day and night LodsHs; &c
sEsITzER DIES yok1THEILHAFT REKA ~.
H.u,es Anstern Salons RestauIaon, 79 Broadway
Il:
sebge in der h9shern Koch.uns prEents peee o1n MeI
st ieehhaig Prise seh moderate wssshab wr
M sG6 aG; By
uas!s Dsuche restoration wird am D.ss%ss1 1877
nor sALE-Cherokee land. the Tennessee rlver,
s for y 70! all to fnS
as s x. ~aoas oss op a sns
eating and in cattle na and wool
%
M hi e1 2% 81
settling xh hs re: S
N EINHARpTs GlLDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
~ Sa:
6 q: sfht Tsfy
M:ssss. Scott di:ol'si js1
SILK HOUSE about to declp: business s Tsh to dr.,
able custom. Apply 6, William street. corner Of csdar
, 2hoe power which been used has jus. been pat
Ss ss"Y''hf ssss 81
A TTEMPT TO ROB THE SEVENTH WARD
hoL osn. which
iii
m HASESEMAM33a2SSE
This instrument il improvement over all other
forms Of and has been adopted By The meSss
mc as pses simple -
,tructoa and therefore not liable get order ].
perfect control be any power sdPted
for 4. or s ns SSnEsss . 'Sa Plea
continuous and with unpleasant sensation to The
n is sse1 n. Mssnes Machine
used wi po'tve aud permanent succes in all cases q
on. limbs s:p govt oioeH1
sss :sd R sSss ss
baso, neurasia nevou. tremo general dso% Sar
sSs Rsyssi 5s
mende and in the most sase IN rod III
are T r.. S.s1 sn all
%s%
and SRR nHsy WIN a%.
ys5 s oh. ss s, and m iS
power They can readily be sent to any par Of
sn : .iS
90 sroadwsy New York Guinness Bush u Camp street.
Hotel agent for Washing ton, D c dl.et.Ie
Halt RxEER E9 SKI %
beauty and elasticity ." yoph AZ. %b. Is n wa;rssd
s ae i. to o public
%s, ,s SS 1y's efS
Wnm street; johnson, Moore Taylor, Maiden lane; and
ssi,: q Gil p
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Domestic ImportatiOns.

New ORIEANs-Ship Memph,s-36 hhds tobacco Hunter
co2o haes Barnett 600 key, lard Meyer Stuck
en-3s hbds sugar Morgan co-l6 bales moss Whet
bon37 bhds sugar Msllard Phelps COBB do Harmorys
Nepbews coz trunks mde Gontard=3 bXs w Nelson
do w Maand- do Ehringer.23, hhds sugar Roberts
Williams $50 do w Barnwell& bales deer skins Bechte
Dreys b1s md.e Fearing Hal-aa HID. sugar Sc ties flax
Nrw EMBARRASSING Burington-60o bbls whiskey Hewitt
Brohe60 bbs lard 81 erces 272 sacks 40 do beans
Lawrence H957 bbs whiskev Dwight Johpson-096 bbls
flour Holbrook Nelson co27s9 pigs lead Roger CO
i35 bales cotton Hobro0k Nelson & co47 do ID Weden
~ Beckwith bales rope cuttings Ruller2ss bales
hemp order40 ale bbs John TAYLOR Son56 casks M Vas
sar x COB casks 60 bhls Read Brothers. 49,
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Sherwood-lt7 bles cotton Hobrcok
Nelson co-8s bbs pork Reed.3 hhds FUR bales DO
Macy So,-7 cks copper Wright Roberts2tl bbls moas.
Adam, Hswthor57 bale, cotton Davis Brockns,
sacks $500 pig. lead 7s9 bbls whksy to erder
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A VICE CoNsUI.-The President has recog-
nzsd Granville y. Oldfeld, Of Baltimore Vice Consul of
the Hawaiian Islands for the states of Maryland and
Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-15

Theron Rudd we'll known in this city oditer and
politician, ded at st. Louis recently, ct IN advanced
age,
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M ART I M e H E r A L D.
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Port OF New York, December Is, ls47.
Cleared.

sun -. .........7 10 MOON sErs.... -
SUN SETS 80. ...4 81 HIan ...... 80. 3:
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COsTlyENEss Pc I%sn%snn,sy en-
u ed without the aid Of msdi ens. by W.,.t. md un
tioas For sale Wholesale and RETAIL NsoRap spo
q wTtoa Of rsss ,., SqI1Sn .su,s on Constipation
md M Cure ~ Warrior ofrsr' also Tor az sm
cents
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MEDICAL CARD-Dr. Mou1son, 2o4H Fulton street. de-
l votes his entire the Of Private Dncases
Recent cases GonorrhGa he in few days
Constitutional debility from secret habit inducing noetur'
nal emissions and impotency Is radicey cured by MN
Strictures he cures Without PAIN Bee Pr M. RRioms,
n his Once, sol Fulton q. perfect suarsnsssd
dis item
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Herald Marine Correspoudencs.

Packet ship Ago Havre lies at anchor at Quaranti
detained by head winds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-15

DEEKMAN HOUSE DINING AND COFFEE SA:
ID LOOM No. So Beekman street.-The Proprietor grateful
liberal patronage he has received since his
the above business kegs leave to state that he
AS g u hment still popular with those who wish
comb mfors with Oysters Of the best quality
up all hours of the day and night Lodgings, &c
JOSEPH WILSON d. l2t&Tc
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NJ OTiCE-t,n after SUNDAY, november 2ist, isi1,
IN the steambost SYLPH or ST ATEN ISLANDER will
the following trip; until further notice. Leave sTarsr
LEAVE NEW YoRK at g. and II o'clock. A. MI ~. and
a,c,ort p "A sew York, Nov. Is 1877 nl1rc
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pRiTIsH AND NORTH AMERICANR; M: STEAM :
10 SHIPS FOR HALIFAX AND ,LIvERP9OL HI
BERNIA, Capt. Ryre, from New York, lot January
tALEDONIA Capt Lott from Boston, l5h January
Passage to Liverpool $3.50 Apply to E. CUNAkD Jr -
Broad
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II Of 1886 ALEXANDER's FRI ,OBAPHE; which IN;
coors hair natural black brown and
give. it the beauty and elasticity Of youth and warranted
neither wash rub of, soil the skin The proprietor
confidence, having equal and as perfect dye
WlIism street; Johnson Taylor Maiden iane and
A. b. d. Sands New York; and by the sole agents for the
United States IL 4 G. A. WRIGHT, Philadelphia
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AZ EDICAL OFflCE.-DR. JOHNSON, II Duane street,
NI near Chatham street, well known the most sue
e.u New York in the treatment Of veneIes
Diseases The Doctors reputation for skill IN these oid bali
cured that have existed for years preemnenf Oeet
ulcers upon body the throat pains
in The and bones Of the legs enectuay cured Constu
ona weakness brougton by secret habit INDUCED ~ by
young causing ascvous dreams and nightly emissions
cured in four days. without
mercurv No alteration Diet prevention from business
I5itsm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23
% Mr. william II watson.

10 Mr. william Ii Watson;
=, II HAVING sbt,insda commission - take Tie deposit
81 1ak3 \. lie tsfeH isaae u uifHue, Drris W Heard
Ia 1arn. 1r. Ieyfan Hamilton George Hamilton auu
Thomas eafpsHtef and other witnesses pr in suit de
renne IN the 6ireut superior Court Of Law and Chanccrl
t9f the town 81 1snebnfe, wherein PA iuh and YOU
are lsnddnt5 and You not retng within this Commonwealth
aud having Aafney n fact within the same, 10 whom
nafe n tie time All pare taking the said depp,itln
be gwen na pahiis of Your information that the nlh
daE ri September uex the Eage Tavern, in the village Of
hlma, 1henuBg county and STATE OF New York; between
tie hours Of eig ~ the and sN in the afternoon,
shall proceed oale the dispositions o the said Witnesses 10
be rad efd ee ~ the sad sit ii from any the
tar u the said deposition. shall mol be commenced being
commenced shauld be completed that day the taking
Of tie viii be Adjourned from time To time until said de-
positions sAat e completed GIVE under my hand this, 10Th
day 81 August tsi7.
Anaist - Iw JOHN REiYEk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
superior curt Of law aud ehaneery holden IN and ioi
the county u Campbell, The 9th day Of july le4l
uilliain g, Clsrk Plaintiff,
against
Howard Bennett james d Bennett. Christopher Ben
net. Mlrst5n Clay Robert Lens, aud James bullock,
Sheriff VI Campbell county. Defendants,
l. CHAHcEEY.
The defrndanfs. Howard Brnnet. James D. Brnnet
Christopher Btnnel. MT having entered their appear
auce aud given security according 10 the act oil assembly
aud the fu'cs Of h5 court aal appearing by sallsae
~ evidence that they not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth: Il is ordered thai they appear here on
the FIRST day Of naXt term Of tbs court, aad answer
the bill Tie plaintiff. and tst copy II thisordef be
forthwith inserted in newspaper patfd IN the town
Of ynchbufg tor sao months successfully. aad sled at
the front door ofthe Court lleus Of This county s5ne
court day eoPy-itslf,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, CI'k
The parties to the foregoing suit arr hereby notified
that ON the 2thof Superintendent, al the oiee Of james
lrvin Campbell Court house, shall proceed TO take
the positions, 10 be read esdence GA the trail there
Of to be continued from day 10 day until completed.
NM. Il. CLARK.
july lQ-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

L I;ucs held IA t.a Clerks iii the Gre ii, ,o,...
\ Court of Law and Chan:ery for the county OF Frrki
tn I0,h day ol July, ioi7 '
Samuel Ward, Plaintiff
Asa Ward in his own right. and executor of n,,;,
Ward decd Spared Hale, William Paisley 1homa, l,nd
lev stephen Ferguson, Fleming Dillon admins, ratio, d. 10
Of Jesse Dillon, Jr., deed, iliiam Dillon H.,
Ward, Benjamin Wand, Happy Perdue, formerly II,,,
Ward, Beverly Markham and Elizabeth his wife f,rrarg
Elizabeth ward, Daniel perue Ward perdue, Allen p
due, Leigh Pcrdue. aud ----- whose nam,s -.
unknown, which said Ward Perdue, Alien Pcrdu- ,i,
pcrdue and ---, whose are unLna,,
children Of the ,sd Daniel Perdue and Prudence hi. VT,
decd, formerly Prudence Ward, Squire Dillon and eli, H.,
,ic, formerly Celia Ward, Martha I.yon formerly N,rh
Ward, jonathan Ward, William Ward, Daniel Ward =
and Jesse Ward, Defendants, "
IL CHANCERY.
The Defendants Spared Hale, jesse Ward, Bcnan;
Ward Happy Pcrdue, Beverly Markham and Elizabc IN
WIFE, Daniel pcrdue, Ward Perlue, Allen Pcrlue 81
perduc, and --, whose names unknown
Dillon ard Celia his wife, Martha Lyon, jonathan W
" illmm Ward, Daniel Ward, jr and Fleming billion @
ha, ing entered then appearance and given security
the act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and s
pcarng BIZ satisfactory evidence that the, l
Of Lis commemorative the motion of the plaintiff h, Co.,,
sell ordered that the said last naucd defendants do m
frst Monday in October next, and answer the bill n, ~,
Plaintiff and that copy oft this order be forthwith pub;.bt
in saper printed in the town of Lynchb,rg fo, @
CouIt House Of this County on seme court day "
A Cuw-Tcste,
MOSES q. CARPERR Clt
/ 1v --y,Dr1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23
POLITICAL.
Prom .sits. ogi,'s Poems.
rI1E ORPHAN BOYS TALE.

THE ORPHAN BOY = TALE.
Say. lady stay, Ter merc,'s 'ahc,
81 And hesra help,ess orphans tale,
Al my Lock must pt, wake,
ii. want that makes N, check so pale,
Yeti was mothers pride,
- AMI my brave father. lio,e AMI ie,f
But in tie Miles, proud fight he dtod,
And am nov an orphan boy.
Poor isolish rhill hsv pleased wa,l
When news Of Nalsaa vietot, came,
Al=nr Tie crowded sIfssss oh,
And sec the shteI u.a5aa. fame
To force me home His m.sshsr sought,
Sic could not b. ny jey,
Fer with my fathe - 1ss.s bought
And made me saF a.f.an boy
The peoples .hsaIs ,sszs ing and loud.
Nv mother, sha lss.az slased her eari
.Roioiec r-aiee = #H .fied the crowd;
nv mother aass ssith her tears.
"whs ar. you euh3s ms rsaii !,
awhle otlerz laugh AMI shout with iot'"
sh. kissed ne-ana With ,uoh SIGH
She called nc her orphan By.
.whst !. an orphan boy - | cried,
\. in her face loaked and smiled,
MY mother through her ieaus replied,
.Noagl know toe soon, iti-iaied rli's -
And now they've tolled my mother, knell,
And I'm ~ more parents icy,
O, lady, have learned 100 we'll
VIA, ii. 10 nc anorphan boy.
Oh wtre by four bounty I'D
Nav. gentle lady. do rot ehid--
Trust me- mean - earn IN, bread,
The sailor orphan boy haz Prae,
lady. ynn wesp la this 10 me'
You'll give me clothing. food employ,
I.aak down, dear parents loeA and sec
Your happy, happy, orphan boy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

\ srgisain ::

ssrgiui:
l'ie. held IN the Clerks Office of the circuit superior
Gay OF Jure. 1877:
James b. Taylor, Plaintiff
0pniad
ay Nj Shumakcr, Edmund Irvine, Iandon Taliafcrro
and Hugh Nelson, Defendants;
~ In CHANCERY
nc ~ ieNdat Lindsay NJ Shuinaler, having entered
" appearance and given security according to til. of As
ana 'e Facs OF this Court ard it pearing by salts
oNdrnce That he is not inhabtant of th, State; 1t
that the said leniant appear at Rules be
'u ~ ire ets Office OF the said court on the first Mon
uay IN September next and an>wor the Plaintiffs hill aud
'' copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in SC me
ccessvey and posted the front door of the Of
"y' cuP-Tcste.
''i9 d WIN RIO. A. SCOTT, y. {.
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NOTICE.

IIERE viii be application made 10 the next Legislature
Virginia make lIarfis's Creek lawful fence from
it. mouth entrance into janrs River To the lower line
William Tucker, crossing SAID Creek TO the line Of Tue
1ef, 1lafhe aud Long, being the same place.
August l6=w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

tte county o Bedford, both sides Of the Forest Road
10 miles below Liberty and II from nbhburg, Containing
about
500 ACRES,
all the cleared luna in good heart and in fne Of i'm
ptovemsn about 211 clover and other grasses
10 which II isadmraly adapted The Tract very M
ienrnty be diS ided INTO , IIarts each viha
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
two olhe houses hene Immediately the road and would
m'He god aad hese II eat yrtainucnt, Shops sc av-
IN Al f1s tune hops operation Biacsmis and heel.
"fghs he oth,r hole (wbcre the subscriber rcsidos) is
about 10 yards from the road, conyeicnnt
Two STORY House,
very recently undergone thorough rcpair-a first rate
APPLE ORCHARD, FINE GARDEN and OF or Fruit
lrees OF every variety Of Fruit good barns shielded all
around good negro honses, with stone cncys. and ever
othet house that necessary, sach Kitchen with Wcav
Ing house attached lee House, with very comfortable
over with te plaza ell d irst-rac in the back
Yatd The Who'll place wei waered any the ty
l"o small creeks running htouS it. with good portion o
bottom land, well 81 in grass.
The subscriber would tae pleasure in showing the land to
any ene Wishing 10 buy In hi absence the land viii b.
shown by Mr. \. & Cran,, Who lives the place Foe
session giNna the end o the year, with the privilege ope-
pairing tho Land aud seeding a any time.
August l6=wts JOHN s. LEFTWICiI
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The above Land will he sold public auction on We'd
neadat The nth Of August next, If far if not on the next
far day thereai er.
August 2-wl2jA
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ENffaap ~ E.U>PHbH
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANTS,
81 FRONT STREE r,
VIZ R'OEsA

GoltIf orders from tleir friends in ynchbure, for the
- purchase Of
L. II o T. J. II T. S, sc.
winch vii receive their prompt personal attention They
alsa attend Ia selling all kinds oil Merchandise to their
ada
Ec,y York. Angusi i6-vsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

ATRs. klHhfA1lUD k'S Academy t3f young ladies in
, IT, os,n "a lyHtiharg, VIII reopen Nednesisf
- T. Il September when rc hopes bJ the stfictcst
tn - her datt thc coesi psrsoa --titeudeee
tie ae sc continuance ofYhe kind patronage,
lis5 iefts extended Ca hrt.
Auths u.i,l b.aucbo. 81 thorough English education
ss h. systematically ptr,uri, together with tho 1Jt and
French language, and tIsr the Piano 1he service 81
air AHas Hat-f5d. gcrU,mau whose qualifications
fsa# well known TO need ~, have been
sfs Ia part u zach day, instructor the Lauu Ian
raaee ard Mathematical studies.
l. ,auug alis living distance from o. vn ihis School
oHffa ttr indecent ME OF cut,d aud healthy situation aud
to laasder residing n thr family every attention and hind
uez4 "a he extend Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

Mari, Pena ard I-aah PeIuo their right. and as Tx
rcntors OF Meshaeh PerdHc, dee aurl rcran, Asa Pr
due, fd Pefdue Mathew etue, ohadal leiaue aud tn
children oI I:uhe pedae, tte most NAM az grown
D. G.,.l4u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23

durr two hag,teads IA Missouri Steamboats, azataa
the csicrn nvefs anFsi = taeif sAlee7 an VII ai
~ h'gsh'ad 81 loae'o 81 Pafif oi Il III I'VE hH3i''
miles Tor what The refreshing h5ilfaa4 mi Any ea
Tor transporting It sixty miles hese a9faat9Hes qse
cmnpru'n. and VIZ ar iufeed 10 sheeHmh. siafe a5t
Iln Virginia can no compete VIII tie slave an 81 le
West What Is the renedyi WY a Wy simple me,
let follow out 1e PLAN aud e8anan sense dictates 81
WIS., p,'",si ''i'"'9' anu ~ 1as4a = N''' ~
''S' pau W nus ~ - I'M - l94,i -,
"'e - " '', ~ anu Il IS W. = ~ nun nm
u",' we 'i' lu''u. -
Lou VS. 'is1'U" ''' in.nei', 4 'oa'l'a'1s''
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~ 10 TO- '"''"siN'' wiz
II'UW hhiS sugar. at - per llegslfad, j 'f2'l}a
',-1o'"W gals h'1iasafs, nj 2lf. ilto.o97
oJJ'uVu hAles e'lton, at u pr bale, lH2hisa99
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Making sum total Of iisi91a1o
THIS may seem e1traya.auf Inf If IS raIlf / lls
Chamber Vt Commerce of New Oftans IN re4ly la4ae,
uus rr pounded hy the Secretary II the Treasury. ard
is doubt ,-s correct A. rrf.eaf tic 81. Al tfIa j. Fa
Is arrct and The COTTON crop snaaf han ,heY are err
set down thDush tie prafls Of Tie rr54 II, money j.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-23
YRaCT OF MOST D.3LJ,3BIE LAND.

containing. by recent survey. one hundred and forty
SIX ACRES, , rood, and - poles being a Part of the
Tract o Land le by the late Mag James b. Risquc.
lying ON the waters otDreamine Creek in the County of
Campbell. about five miles fir IN the town of Nnchburp
lhlS tract Is bounded on the by the old New Lon
don Road neal lis junction with the lyncburg aud "a
lem iurnrhe ON the north by the lands Of Samuel Mil
Ter. on the Wes and sonth by those Of Benz W ks and
A Callahan and on the south by the remaining portion
Of the Tract Of the SAID J. b Rsque left to his daugh
Ter Mrs " ard. This Land is nearly all in woods or re
Gently cleared. and quality equal to any in the neigh
barhood, while there is known e. of the same
e\tent winch lies SO level and easy for cultivation The
timber Composing about one halt olhe Tract } is most
" Young and thfll y-and very extensive Meadow
may, With little labor. be madeon the Creek which runs
through the ccntre If The Tract. All persons wanu,
to obtain most Desirable Farm near the Lyuchburg
Market are invited 10 call ard examine this Land before
the, purchase Ii will atany time he shown by G. or
J. b. Ward, now residing on it For terms, apply to
either OF the undersigned
JOHN w. " ILDMAN,