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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

Cnre for Caacer.--Mr - says he
has cfectually cured himself of OBJ
stinate cancer, by the free use OF
potash made from tie ashes of red
oak, boiled to the consistencc of mo-
lasses, used as a poulticc, covering
the whole with a coat of tar. Two
or three applications will remove all
protuberances, after which it is only
necessary TO heal the wound with
comm ON salye."
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Brown Don,es,ics, sc.

tN bales OF ii heavy,
- , superiine. Wiverlys,
900 lbs If best southern warm No . to II,
100 capri warp, doubled aud
visited plain,
I2D 10, OLDEST doubled aud
twisted. colorcd,
31l los candle wickinc,
800 'p''nu batting, frr.ale very low by
Iulv -, 1876 4; T. NNlNER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

Il Nt,c Mrcnii9n.-A machine to
SOW grain is the latest in, cntion
which has met our eye, offered to
the farmers Of the west. 1t is a We
ry simple machine, and may be brief
~ described. Imagine a wheelbar-
row-(no very difficult stretch of
Imagination -acroSs the wheebar-
row is slender box, some ten or
twelve feet in length. The outer
face of the box is perforated with
holes, some four or six inches apart.
On rod in the inside, reaching
the length of the box, are fixed cir
cnlar brushes to correspond with
these holes. The rod containing
these brushes is connected by gear
ing with the wheel of the barrow
Fill the box with grain, seize the
handles, and start over the ground
you wish to SOW. The motion of
thu wheel sets the brushes in motion,
and they scatter the seed from the
holes in the box. The machine, we
observed, has very narrow wheel,
which, we should think, although
the machine is light, would make it
difficult to propel it over soft newly
ploughed ground. a light wheel,
with broad surface, would obviate
this objection, and render the inven-
ton useful one. We know not
how much labor is now expended in
sowing grain, but with this machine,
a farmcrmay walk deliberately from
one end of his field to another, COW
ering space the length of the box
each time, the seeds being evenly
distributed in uniform rows all the
way through. - Southport Tel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

Ho,c 10 Nuke Uclsh RweJHs.-
For each person take a quarter OF
pound OF rich new cheese, chop it
fine, and put it into an iron or tin
saucepan. Add little water or
beer, and stir it over the fire until
the cheese is dissolved. Have in
readiness a slice of toast on a warm
plate, upon which the mess should
immediatelr be poured. For sea-
soning, use pepper, mustard, and salt,
according to your taste.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

The Bee Moth is best prevented
by keeping the swarms full and
strong, so that they may protect
themselves. 1.-THE hive be too large
for the swarm, the bees are unable
to guard each point successfully.
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70 the l'nlbiiC.

'NiE GREAT HE AlINt ShLNE The
4 wonderful effect Of Councils Pain ExtWtor
~ removing all pain from burns almost instantly
upon lis application, is truly astonishing, aud
''d the public generally know Of the sinau'c
pnperue'' We atg convinced that no person, e''
prr''Oy heads OF ilmllIes' would allow them
serves to Toe HosIr Gay without H. II has 'oug
',i,'' a., WIN mtHcal men !" hnJ
,'' ''' ''''''s ne" I'm,'y i"f buns, one which
.'," ,',''i'' Illumination "l.'"ni cau'gg nd
rli. rrr,. .rrp,,.I rs,n ..,.',.,',.. I'M
,r.''. ......i ..n ''...'''. ,'"''DN o'
may "'.e. We''H'sT
I,,,,i ii..,..',. ID, pam ''ufeu'y
.,,,i,n. ,lr. ,,,,l, ,b,, ',', h'V'"' ~
,a,,.,.,t ,o,,, ,I'' 'y '"'hR ,ald 10 nave
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

Why arc girls bathing like pleasant
summer drink? Because they are lasses in
water.-Digby's compliments to Mrs. Part
IN gSon will be Sat home" as soon rs he
can find one, Bosi. Post,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

Nh tCKENXlE'S Tonic Fchrirugc.
1 w never failing cure for Fever
md Ague. for sale By
Aug. !. 1875. / BNSSNETT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
For iIlIAi5tS.

A Y eNcrllentnrtlc Of pur, wine and brandy
= rnr SHE hy iuiv ~ T. BNSSNETF
1tNNPO WIDER, good sporting powder at
"A thirty three cents at B,ss<Errs.
Ottawa. Iuiy 10. 1916
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
NJ w G. o Cd 5;
4. BkSSNEgr

.dded
Groceries, HardwGrc,
Crockerp,
aud many other articles in demand in
this market. As he purchases altogether
for cash, he feels couGdrn, tina, he can
nnderseIl, by ten per cent, those who
purchase on credit, besides making
liberal discoun, to those who pnrchase
by the piece or package.
Produce of all kinds taken for goods.
aud considered the same as cash. The
'iIlaens of La'alle county are respectfully
invited 10 call aud examine for them. |
ewes. April 3, lS47.
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Boots 81 shoes,

40 CASES of all sorts and sizes
o comprising mems booIs, brogns
and pumps, ladies' 5usklns, slippers, no
rocco and galer boots, youths, misses
and chldrcn's bootces and shoes irgreaI
variety, just received and for sal' che'p
by July %, G. l.. W A-KEH.
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\ + W s i O Il /.
al In Saije, IN.
RICHARD CODY

Va OULD respectfully inform the
w citizens Of Peru, La Sale, aud
the adjoining country, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
GrOcpies, Hardware, Boots g. Shes,
&c, &C., &C.,
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for thus
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prizes are as low Is those of any other
establishment in the country. lie re-
specially invites The farmers and other,
to give him call before purchasing else.
where, and see aud Judge for themselves
La SdHs, March ~, iSi6.
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Er.ii,s. Eu,.. So

ETRESlI rnisin., fig, prunc., And,ed c''''n'
! almonds, ilhtrt, aud EasIi1 w,'nu's, u''
received by July %, 1916 N'"hbH'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

rocco do. geullemen's fine French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, aud general
assortment Of calf, pegged, kip and coarse
boots, together with boys boots, chill
dren's shoes, &C., which he offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest, for ready
cash. "A FI.uER.
Ottawa, Sept. IT., 1sIG.-llf
n. b. The best of dou6ie.soied thick
boots constantly on hand and made 10
order at - 5o
NeliCd Boots 2.25
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13

CO.'S carpenter hrn planes ty uc>cI single
hand
wood
halt nail aud shoe aud hook
I& nSa" hachNm and band flies
guard y'S pocket n pen knives fall
locks accs with
dironq
S' "grr ana anger hs brass kettles flying
and Lands
shutter trimmings waNlbomds. dinner bells
britannia faucets IRON and britannia table and andp
ping knives shoe horse bachn and scubbg
dog collars and
q" and shears, knobs squares shears
'nd SCISSORS assorted table butts and tks brais,
SADLERN.
ihe anlp ted lash
handles bands and lamps, buckles
We also keep Of iron and
COPPER ware We reu aud other
ages and we wish to be understand that viii
request our old customers and Iorr
call. job Work. To M,NLEY
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Ezar''c0rc @Ad Stores, Rrov, Steel Gnd
Walls.
TIN, suEEr IRON COPPER. WARE n,sUv,crory

GE ar" now receiving from the east,
IN addition 10 our stock on hand, Il
idll and well selected assortment Of
STOVES, HARDWARE. &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee No
ton improved patterns. Also the Four
u nIer and Premium Cooking Stoves, as
sorted sizes; iinc" parlor and air tight
stoves; PLAN aux figured common do. Al.
So pirl'r coal stoves, with CRATES; hollow
ware; pots; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc, etc.
M'o-!lalvy and shelf hardware, such
a. anvlI'' shovels, spades, gram .coups,
luy lnl mlnure lu,ks, ln, trace. cod, halter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
Iron, steel and Nails.

10 TONS assorted iron, steel and
30 nails, just received and for sale
low by J. MANLEY 4 CO.
Ottawa, April "a, 1916.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Legislative receives On the 18th inst Mr. Albert
Lester "f onato county, moved in the Senate Of New
iefk. she tillaulne resolutions
Rfsoirsd, That the atuls in Congress fnn This
Sne be instructed. and thai the representatives, IL Gun.
gtes- mm This State BIZ requested. In their best ers
Ia procure the pmosa by Congress of amendment Ia
the constitution u thu United States, which shall aa
thorlp tuugrcss
/. 10 provide by law that an, of tie officers o The
laed States PROVIDED lt any State IT Territory for
Y nbd sion pfllan Thereof, snail hs e cted by he
e,eiot- such Slale ~ Territory aome Subdivision
ih,rea aud Ia preset be the mantr ot such election
: la ptcsrrbe hy law the duration 81 the iii aial
tenn Of all ,hces n the oi,rd States the duration ol
whose Iii al trims Is moi fixed lay the constitution; tie
which any such Ulcer nay he removed from ot
lice hetr the expiration Z" The term ir which he shall
have been elected afpa tod the ali or tribunal by
which, aud hr uannef ~ winch such suspension OF fe
fsal shall bu nade. aud The manner o filling any Va
e1ney or'nsoned by an, such slspens rrnosal.
lhosr resolutions Welr adopted l., vote II : Ia ,
MI. Barlow etl,r ii The following additional resolution
which "os sd pied by aNojc. not stated Ia e>ehan
ges hut No suppose by one equally large with that un
Mi Testers rs buttons.
RemIred. That the Senators IN Congress from Ills
sat hc n,tuct d. aud Representatives Gougtcss irr
this state he requested TO use Their tes Efforts rfoce
The proposal b, G5neress o an amendment 10 the rons
lnllun, which shall prohibit the appointment by The
Ffs,denl, by the President aud Seaat Of any pergoa
aho shall have been oercdu OF appointed member al tho
SENATE OF OF The luuseoi Representatives IN Congress.
and Nha shall have thietod upon The discharge oi his
duties such member. any ltre Excerpt that ol
menbrr Of the tahlnct. under the |. 3 Government.
during tie term In winch lac shall have been elected
II appointed, within year alter the termination
thereof.
resolution WAS a(ierwld. prop SID Tor thcab,ltlirn
o The thanking privilege, which Nas al lPod 10y lfge
mA1nny. IL the routse # the discus Ion II Nir. Lea
LEI resolutions, much sad about the abuse OF ,he
government patronage IL the 81 the debate, NJ
Speneef said thai recently the post Office department had
become powerful nnn al the Government Before Mr.
Mel auc held the Office OF Postmaster General. lhete
MAS no such thing as ehanguga snbalnale post masier
upon change oil administration But uow THIS hal be
come an ipmcnse e. phe OF power aud corruption, and
pasastclS Wete iaumIdaol into a support OF the Gen
ofa Government. Hence. said Mi Spencer.) ihe vast
necessity that The eilfe al postmaster SHOULD be- made
leeilse. Mr.. y. look occasIon Ia compliment Mr Nc
Lane, nader " hose administration o the office Of Pusl
masier Gynota (ho sald) questions relating the
val ol pNtmasrts we've always reered ta the locality
where t!cy resided
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Al large and respectable meeting Il the citizens Of
Pulaski held at their October Court Thursday for
the purpose OF appointing delegates 10 attend convention
BIZ holden at " ythevllle The 10Th November next
oake INFO consideration The Interests Of Southwestern
ginia on the SUBJECT Of Railroad.
In motion OF Thomas Puagc, Esq Capt, Henry Wy
sor VAS died TO the Chair and Dr. john A. Shelton ap-
pointed Secretary
1hrreupon the following preamble and resolutions
adopted:
Whercas. it having been proposed to hold convention
Of The several counties Goa posing Southwestern virgin
ia at Wytheville. on the 10Th day ii November next
for tie purpose Of consulting together as to Tho most Il
ieent means Of recommending The great interest ii The
SAID Counties in the location and construction of The
p1soj Railway from HE city OF Richmond 10 The Ohlo
ryer TO the favorable consideration Of the Legislature of
N.fcn.l aal 81. Tic Richmond aaI 0a.1 RAJ |, ad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

letter from lampco 10 the Baltimore san gives usa
blle GLIMPSE OF Tho nabner IN winch III Gov nmen Is
likely 10 be pichrd by sinc Of lis agents Large fortunes
We have htatd have been already realized by contrat
nsi aud 1t u obvious that the 'main chance Is always
kept steadily in VIEW.
"Oo Gates ordered To be paid from the revenue sal
AIRY otach officer oil The customs al tins port IN add
ton 10 the compensation received by them from hc Gov
efnhenl a. commissioned oil 'srs The different saa
rits range from II three hus md dtlrs per
Ills own he has fixed al $1,000. IL may not be poner
ally known 10 your readers that the toloncs AIRY and
ptlpsl's exceed lhl received by the Secretary o War
Ills pay proper, Colonel Is about 5000 per annnn;
as 'ov,rnor, from The city treasury. 9lu) and Su
peiNloU Of the &psnns The same Misunderstanding his
compensation, annually. about ii hi thousand doAas-
W Ould uol be a soldier p
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VOL. XXsg.--.s -

Company. and His meeting heartily coucnrng in the
proposed improvement and heing ready ufe IN all
audnl means Ia advance the prosperity Of the South
west. and u the whole State. Norih, East and Wes
therefore.
Hcsored That this meeting approving the call and tie
ou"c' OF said conv eniion. will apptnt forty delegates
attend the samc.
Resolred. Thai Col WIN. II Charlton Issaa Hudson
Jos. tipd, fsl Gpl. &. L.Wonlwine. Capt l.. 4 Cur
rim. Harvey Shepherd, David Kent. EsI Col james
Aiken, Capt Thomas Barnes. VIM l. iege, Giles
Coed. Capt Sebastian Nygnl. Asie Snuw. Esq SAM.
na Covey Jos tralam. ST. j saph II. lowe. Esq,
John y ll1we. Esq. Gen W Baskevillr. Jelin & { o.
rll. Gen. Jas loga, Dr.. y J. Martin, Rab Marlin. Jr
james toGen. Esq. Rev. II II Lippeti. X lberl G
Ingram, ID Edwin \Nas1n. Jas Pierce. John Cad
dali, ia james Wall. Benj + Nysor. ESP. 'fhomas
foapr Esp, john Dafsl. ,lames W ,s5f, d. Rubt
NJ Cng, 1n NJ Taylor. Esq John Cante tsg Ma
thew Aiken. Davli tloyd Jr. DAVID & Shephefl. rs +,
aud John Draper. anl they alc b,rly pfloined
delegates Ia represent this meeting IN sud o1ngea-
ton.
Roso'c ID. That the Chairman aol Sa.ra,lry b, al-
died to the dseeatilu.
Rcsoioci That tho proceedings e this meeting be
published In The Nythe,ille Rel ul.ean. ani lle
abingdon ani lyocahafg papor b. rel tel %
copy.
HENRY NlSOl I Aait N.
JuuS \ SHELTON, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

The Barnburners Of New York, writing under the
oppression of the powerful and dangerous engme, by
which they had been long proed. continue bitterly
T. assaiI 1t. They have attacked 1t in most solemn
manner in the New York Legislature. They charged
that the Democratic State Convention at Syracuse WIS
thrown into the hands Of the conservatives by The inn-
dlton of local officers, dependant upon the General Gov
ernlnent for thar bread They ais, charged the Gerer
al Government with nnd ne interference the local
oil, ctions and having, rs they were 50 competent Ia ito.
openly oApo-ad abe corruption III the government in this
respect both through the press and the musings, they
now give heir a:t-ck m,te dsidoG I'm. 'hc .lst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Whilst the l. ). ship Princeton at Gihralter last
month Prince Domedoll o Russia, visited her which
occasion salute was fred. One ID The guns was pre-
mllurey discharged. and deprived Thomas Denns, =
seaman, Of both arlns. ST. Ruhen " sJn, Governor
Of Gibraltar, as san As he heard Of the act. very genef
ousy prullared tn hospital at that place ir the reeep
i'm u The injured auian. which ,llfr promptly
cepei. Prince Deu,d II ais, acted IN very honorable
manner After beng informed that The unfortunate
wonld be taken feo. by the t. = GNemrent, lac
nounc,d hi, intention 10 settle on hm annuity OF $50
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l9Ilt'I,)
b. II. Anrnun. Adj. Isl Inf.
4 l.rn'l Dim nl YIN [ rnz-

A. \. \. Gen'l. Dep. Of Vera Cruz.
We find M other mention Of Gen. Lane and hls coul
nand than Is given incidentally the narrative ofnlis
at pueba. He was al perole the ith INST. ard we
have doubt whatever entered Pucbla very few
days thereafter.
Ihe Arcp ins the 10Th inst speaks OF the extensive
PREPARATIONS making at Noreara To despatch train. Il
says iheieafe than 1bD troops there Of al
lhtIr number leads The editor To Conjecture that Gen.
Pate rsn has in view IN expedition against Stale
not h hero invaded by American arms Instead Of rein
forcing Gen. Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
AN IMPROVEMENT BREAD MAKING.

Persons VIII are unfortunate to be poorly provided
with those agents al miseaton good teeh Will he ga
10 know thai thele method ri bahi y bread which oh
yalps the ssty ola tard crust The erusl commonly
attached olhe Loaf uut uul an 'otu p 20 =
but s oil nlhe causr o muh Nase. lhpWay IL a, be r
# IT Is follow. hen the uaVes muulel and Il.
Ire N,y sci down 10 r.ae take snall laiiy ii
ri,an land, VAIN II, aud rub II lahtly The Dawes.
The result vii be crust beau liily slt aud tendor
throughout IS nat gus wotk.-Pfo1ie Far
ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
COTTON FACTORY

1--WE subscriber would nom nnim the Merchants gen
er a. well as The public, that he making at the Black
alter Cotton facuN, good article OF Cotton Yarns
is made III any establishment he not whose be- and
all he Wants Tor fair trial To be made the prov
them The subscriber we'll OF the dillcrcnce good
and bad and III order that be imposed
as liable to be- Try the yarns, and il YOU cant work
tmm Just put them nP found them and make out tn
charge Tor carrying well as returning, and the subscriber
VIII pay the eishls ON the delivery othe yarns to him at
the Factory.
Aso he generally has good lot oiwadlg, suitable for
Comforts, on hand a OF which shall In sold tsr prices
Please give him call when you any thing in his way
JAS. 5. CREWDSON, Agt
lynelburg Sept. 9. lS47.--ts
g. Tie lexington Abingdon and Fneastle, Va, and
J'neshrongh Tenn papers, will copy m6w and forward
10 II Office.
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f. II y ~ 4 % ~ y I.
EsrUSS vssd From Foundry.

uMNDlNG ii announcement TO prosecute my business
l. at the Phoenix Foundry to advantage for want OF
the means necessary for that parpos have made
rangemenls with Bagby 4 Crenshaw, by which | am
TO be furnished by them with the necessary means, and
Consequently from and after this date all work done at
said Foundry will be for heir benefit
shall continue to carry all the branches Of illness
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and Iron, and
general
NJ II T. b L T. : S,
and would respectfully solicit continuance OF the patron
ane 50 literally bestowed on me heretofore.
1t is hardly necessary 10 say any thing with regard to
the work finished at this establishment IL having already
stab shed putaon to liberal share Of pat
rOnage.
Feb l2-is A. G. DABNEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Gen. Qdimmi.-A corr spondent of tho Union states
thai this gallant ollirer bora and educated IN but
chess county. \. Y, whence he emlslacd many years
aa1 u AIIsss, ppL His father distinguished dl
vine ol the Duich Reformed Church In New York.
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rAlB.OIsI<G!

TlLORLAG! TiILORLNGi
VNIE undersigned having had long experience in the
Il practice If measuring cutting and making up work,
and feeling entire confidence Of giving satisfaction To
those who may favor him with cali most respectfully
offers his services the cltizens of Lynchbnrg and lis
vicinity, hoping by strict attention to business to merit
a share ol patronage.
The FRENcH, ElsGLEH and AMERICAN FASHIONS
will, according arran, cement be received every nth.
and whilst adheng strictly To the hons, regard will
be had smooth iitling, easy and comfortable wear
ing garments ,,..,....,
JAMES b. EDWARDS,
few doors above Meeni s CIV atkins,
and opp site Sam'l b. Thurman.
ALSO. agent for Cosby 5 Compound Biiters.
Oct 7-l2m
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eaisNIs4glysetVs
+ L Il y ! = ii C STOR L

I'VE ST BSCRIBERS respectful, inform the citizens Of
lyhchburg and the surrounding country, that they VA
continue the business formerly earned by Mater house.
hlttemuf, y Co, and prepared, with entire
stoe oil Goods to supply th,n customers With any article
''entiemel's wearing apparel.
lh'il stock oi Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than ever before offered Also,
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Nestings,
OF ~ EkN DESC RtPrioN,
which will be manufactured To order excees, low rates
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE & WIurrEMORE
Oct LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Newspapers Ia i9ra-Ihis State, fourteen years ago.
wa, the hahilaJn Of lts original Indian tribes only II
has population Of discounted thousands, aud sup
ports sixteen newspapers, of which six are Democratic,
seven Wing, one Neutral, one Religious, and Ayr
cultural.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
CLASSICAL MD .ALIIWE.1i.4IiC.iL
Sc Cd - % H.,

1--WE undersigned have associated Themselves together ior
purpose establishing Classical and Mathematical
school, IN i.ynehburg.
oar School viii be opened FOR the reception Of pupils ON
the 18Th November next.
The studies will comprise the Ancie,t Languages,
Mathematics Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. Some
instruction Will also be given the French and Spanish
Languages.
le Classical and English Department win be under the
supo riutcnlcuee oi .Ir. John babney
The Mathematics Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and
Modern Languages viii be under the supcrintendene. oi NJ
&. II. Baristalc.
For detailed information In regard TO the system which will
be pursued school, recr the public to printed
circulars.
TERns IF Tuition per session Of Jise months
For the urinary branches of English $50
For the Classic, and Mathematics, ~ ~
An lee ~ 30 will b. charged Tor the Modern la
suagos, Chemistry. Fees in advance
{. II BARKSpAEE, 4. M.
JOHN DABNEY, \. NJ
REFERENCES.
The Faculty University of Virginia. the Faculty
Washington College, Rev. WIN. :. tied, ReY. u s. Dos
gctt, Wm II knckle, Col Maurice Laghorrc, has.
L. Mosby Esq Francis Miller, Esq VIVA. Nj B.aehordtsg,
r. X. Crae, Esq, John NJ. speed, Esq, and lloe Jane
saunders.
Oct lS-2t Wish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
Dress GOODS E3r a0aics,

I WOi LID call the special a.tution of the Ladies to
Il my very cN euS.ye ass lflmeHt ot FANCY DREss
Cos Us. ":
ELhtk, BLUE BLACK nd FANCY colourod
SILKS. lr1u - : Gems IL 5 per yard.
CAsilMEREN M7uslns and Merlno lc, ssls. rich
and elegant. from p Is 10 81 - per yard.
BONNET NEiNElS, Silks, Salins, Rbbonds.
French Flowers aud flHmes, fine Goods as ever
in tbs market, and cheap Tor the slyles and quad
ties
Aso 10 my very elegant assortment Of Shawls, Scars
and Y ses from 20 eens 10 $50 piece. certainly The
u'st magnificent t'uods ever seen la his counIry-ca
und see then. rs have SAID no charge 5r showing.
NN. II. RYAN.
Opposite ID. b. Payne's 'o> Store.