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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

The BRITISH EMPIRE IN lSDiA.-The Bombay
Tines gives useful facts concerning India The
British or British and Ess, India Companys armies in
India numbered, the LIST OF January lsi7, consid
ersbly above 10000 men. and the yearly amount Of
military chsrses for their support is stated TO exceed
S70OOO0 900 year or more than half the whole public
revenue The public deb, OF India (which s over and
shove the British national debt Canada debt SEQ is
four hundred millions of dollars, one fourth OF which
has been incurred within the last ten years The groS,
annual public income of indis 10 estimated al sl2 600
COO and the expenditure q, sl350ooooO Bei ore the
Afghan war the British armies in lndls numb red &C.
an exclusive Of about 250 GO troops from Brit ain
British regiments There thousands Of Euro pear
officers and their appointments s source OF ee stv'
patronage to men in power In England. In few ssr'
10000 men have been added 10 the East India Cor nPs
py's army being about as many the whole Br lrisl
military forces upheld elsewhere Seven hundred Brit
ish officers hsve been appointed 10 nsive regia enn
since lss1. The Bombay Tass considers that the 'rce
India are eoGrsgeou. and well disciplined butts fact
do not INDICATE that India Is well governed Its rsoFi
ed that reasons Why lnis does no, supply En- CLAN.
with Cotton are the distance the Wal, Of css %
It's expense the wan, Of roads for carts and the rant
great artery like railway. The growers are C boo
70 send their Cotton 70 distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

~ THE MOTHERS MAGAzlsE" for August
contains many very valuable and entertaining articles
from the pens OF good writers among them wa notice
an interesting Essay by Rev JOHN $ C. ABBOTT one Of
the Editors on Culnvsting Cheerful Disposition -
There is also furnished steel engraving giving .,rk
insy faithful view OF the Messrs Abbous fine Institution
for Young Ladies' in Housionst This Is good mouth
ly) pubncs and 10 deserving OF very general perusa
particularly by parents 1t 10 Published BY Mess Post
5 Peekrsnst Clinton Hal,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30


North AwSriodH.
EF' Opinions differ In this City there is sal
to be gentleman OF such Irregular eecen,rci,y h 4.
never takes much eh,mpagae any other way tass d,
trust
Police John McDermott was this morning q,
rested by officer Prince John Davis OF the Lower POI.
Court charged with iel0noUsy obtaining The sun N
500 50 from Oliver Chsrlick administrator OF lo....
Ncperuott He was detained flr examination a.
Ger Rehr, OF the Second Wsrt ~ this City er,s.,s
in Phnsdslp hie Yesterday Gernrn named Ai.xsrs,-
Narcher charged with stealing geld watch and -,
worth SOB which be- soli In this Cry H. was loei,,
mn IN await the reQuisitiun ~ The Governor. . y
mar calling herself Mrs re wss isis morning sr-s,,
"a by off.cr Prince John Davis oi The Loxrr Por.,
Court charged with keeping dsor'srly house ., BIZ
Ws,er.st She was locked up....As Nc ismes P St,s
ford was passing one of the clothing stores 10 Chains.
nesr Frankfort 81 this forenoon msn nsned Bsui,y,
Brown OF one Of the stores. ssYed bold Of aim a.
attPmptad 10 torce him into the store, sn1 NJ y
.is,ns the sort made Ia drag him 10. Brown struck -
severe violent blows In the is-e officer, H,ihw,I.
Leonard and Brown. ~ the Chiefs Ofce ~.
rnntly On the spot. who took him ht'or. Iuir,,
Drlnker when he consigned % The Tlmbs
A fellow calling himself William Evans was detscst !,
the act of picking the pocket OF Mrs Rosy Col Pa,
Al while she was attending auction sale In 'bshs-
souare of her purse containing Sl3 bsnk bills neS
cused was pursued by Mr. Grsy ot l6} LeonNds ca
Quoted 70 tho Tombs and locked up 70 answer Or 4.
otence . Two men named Henry Peterson sno les,
THOMPSON were arrested n charge of stealing Ave-
watch worth SO belonging TO James Prentice OF Sos
1yaV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

BALTIMORE. July -J-l Z. VI.
Flour market still quiet Sales Howard st. at
8 50to5 Gs and City mills held at 81. without sales
sales prime white Wheat o. ? 800. and prime red at
- which prices are somewhat better, owing 20 eH
treme light stock Sales Corn 81 20 % 70 for white and
yellow Corn Meal held % 49, SAILS Oats 80 10 %
Whisky selling in barrels Al - cents which 10 an al
vance Sales 3l1 Lh1s Porto Rico sugar - "a 90 W aIt
N.v Orleans % "a cents Nothing doing IN Provisions
The Washington papers Of this morning contain nothing
frf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

E re- Country dealers bear In mind that he onsess
uIly gr1s Gcursuds Italian Hedcated soap, FOR nso
tan pimpies frecsles, worms 10 me ssin, saiosbe"
meas ana me whc.c hoss Of culaneous disorders -
had only al DR., FEtfz GOUgAUO's sole depot, ~ "a,
q step VI gWo from tbe corner VI bfosdwsyi l,s
be had tls Liquid Vegetable Rouge, Lily Whle. ~. ~
ana olher celebrated toilet propositions. hsns1
place, 81 Waker.sL or you Will be cheated, :" ss.,ls
counterfeit arc abroad, more especially 10 e'''>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

IRIS TIE GLORY or WoAAS, AND THE Csoss.',,s
SAaESr OF MAS.--Ceusiniy TOE good bead -. -
the above sIsles. All can have II. surely ~ 49, go
shown by the thousands OF persons VINO h.fo ~
shilling 6o.lle Of JOsEs's Coral Hair hesl0isN,,
have ..atee-hu reds " hemhsl Il not 20 -.ss
hair grov-.tops II from falling, c.sans,te {. &C
n soh silky, clean, dark, the ana beautiful - 80
Reader, give i Ore trial and you will md -
mo re han state. IL 10 cod 10 New'fo'a - ssx
Chaihsnst "" i.
FORTUNES FOLD GsArIs.-Mll you malyi srsrs'-
handsome husband, lady p" Your face isJ4-' a. q
ist beautiful, cleaf, fair - h Wtief u Ms s.srL
made 40 even though IL DO yellow, dssgsisss 6ss -
land aud freckied. Thousands have been m c,en %
have washed once o. twice with JoSEss hssai Bal .
Soap. The effect is gloaOus aud magazine D. q =
sure you get the genuine JOS ass Soap, N' - aso.
American Eagle, % Chssham,sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

rP- The ANIMAL REfoRr OF the American Aad
yorsiyp And slavery Society Is published and for sale
hy w H. Harmed, p sPraeesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

II Burgess, suinger Co. have received no
1. OF Chambers, cyelOPsdisOf Ensli'h Literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

~CUrrERs ASAroNf AND fhisloLo'i
Fourth s,r.,type Ediuonis for sale By Clark a Ans
TN 205 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

GERMAN CATHOLICfN.-Ihere 49, we 0eiNe
only one religious society ia this country Organized
upon the principles promulgated with 40 much success
within the four years in Germany BY John
Ronee and bis associates We refer to the Church In
this City under the OF Rev. Mr Giustinlani Il 10
likely however that the doctrines of German Catho-
ici.n" will soon attain wider influence in this commu
nifty and throughou, the country. Recent German pa
uers convey the Information that DowIAr, one OF the
most powerful expostors Of that faith was to leave
Havre in the latter part of June for the United states
with the express purpose Of aborng here for the dis
seminstlon Of bis religious opinions. He can scarcely
fail 10 produce great effect among our German popu
Iaton especially indeed be ia reported 10 be man OF
most brilliant and impressive eloquence having at his
command all the resources OF argument imagination
wit and rhetorical grace The Editor Of the SchHePos'
noticing bis coming says that the doctrines rs will adj
voca have from the rst had many sdherenis here and
that nothing has hniered their extending but the want
of man OF talent and elevated character who could In
splrs universal condolences, the lead In the
ganization Of societies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

BREADsTUFFs VIA TIE HCDsOS.-There were
received In this City Wednesday oiG,he North River
l9O26 barrels Of Flour 1899 bushels Of Wheat, l7OO
bushels Of shorts 357ls bushels Of Corn go barrels
Of Corn Meal 6OO0 bushels OF Oas aud 10 barrels oil
Beans OF the Corn l75j bushels were for the ih'n
Relief Committee The City firm Of which Isaac Bu-
chsnan Of Glasgow who writes 90 forcoy asains' rfee
Trade Is member receive many conaignmens oil pro
duce Ga the Erie Canal probably from their spper Can
ada establishments using the Canals In preference 70
the 81 Lawrence The a>iGs Of oreadstufs proyslons,
and other produce received BY the HUDSON are publish
daily IN The TrlbEae 49,. i 49,.
~ The National Reiormers, we hear are high.
ly raaed with the result Of their pic ale on Yednes
day. which came OF at Blddles Grove. staon Island
The steamer Koscusko toe chosen Conveyance OF the
party left the last landing pier No. Mr. at 10 O'Clock
having tow eommodious barge both boats loaded 10
the last degree consistent with comfort and arrived a,
the ground At one o'clock After the plentiful repss
partaken Ia the various natural srbors Of The spacious
grove large division Of the company listened TO sp-
proprls.e speeches BY Aessrs Ryckman, Van Aparnge
OConnor and Rsnd-whils Numerous party engaged
Ia dancing In natural smphltheares appropriated for the
purpose After five hours recreation the party returned
10 the City In good season. The company consisted Q
not lsss than twelve hundred persons Gncuding chhd
rem shout i've eighths Of whom were ladies'. Th'
weather seemed to have been chosen for the purpose
and everything passed Oh to tie universal satisfaction
The increase Of numbers their former parties
OF the kind gives our friends Of the Land Reform
great encouragement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

rg@ SuxNES TosRs Or NorEs or ATRAyELER
through some OF the Southern and Middle StAles" By
Theodore Dwight author Of Tour in Italy The
Sor,hsrp Traveller. &C Sc has been published By
u,-nsr 4 Brothers. in paper covers Price IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

Champagne Is no, mceh to DO taken on ,ru.,--Psl
North amoriodH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-30

PRISON DtscRLINE.-Alessrs. Croius and Kelly
tho Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen, on Prisons
reports in part yesterday relative 20 the City Prison
They that the three rooms on the souhery
end OF the iron, basement OF the prison now occupied
by the Police be set apart TO the use OF individuals de
tanned not for criminal acts but witnesses aud jdve
nile delinquents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
-
VOL. XXVI.--.VO. IL.

IN sickness, also the relief affjrIed will he extr,o,d;.
nary a SICK nom may br. in the course of iwo ~ ,b,..
minutes. perfectly purified by the use Of a small ou,o,i,v
~ w. n"id' and all that was disogrceable 10 Tho ,eos :
o''"'r '',liaeeh by q sense Of singular freshness. The
Crowded Wards ri hospitals have been not univ thu. ,o
Ilneh' b'it The creation Of any offensive smell M all Ia.
been prevented by II. In thinking Of a nnmler NJ s,E.r.
es whose proximity IN thcir state Of sickness and n,,..
ia NV" "o'nss,''y renders cacl, y cause IT oflence ard ad-
d'tiwnal suffering Ia all. the blessing Ut This new NM.
er 10 prevent THIS portion Of their calatnity is v.rv s,,;
king. - "' wv
Hut there Is a morn important, consequence involvod
ne pcilerator o' all The glasses of Infections d;se,.. a..
poison which, arising from The ~lccompsi,ion or,n;,o,i ana
''eeia"'e matter, because dlffused in tie atnostthrrc and
being Inhaled into the lungs causes ,bn, dn,adt.I e..,r..
'''ef' 's i',ilfaltsed. IS nciually DESTROYED by the cbem;c.
ae''n'' ~ MS Inid. The danger To " llicl, The nurses , t, 4
ooo'r'' attendants are perlatnally exposed, mud which. in
Wv P,'S'"' pao '"'n OF fever prevailing 10 so great an OK.
tent has been particularly fatal. will nov be- .ve,,.J
Ana II appears. from the experience already aro,,i ,.l
'na' " ',osi beneficial ELECT Is produced on the unlIeo,.
themselves ny thls publication of The air around ,b.m
W. s0oo'd naturally have eN pected This. and il proved wa
\ ievef patient becomes in himself n onrre NJ e.,
" 'ne eNoa,alio's gwen oil firm hin, are danperops d,
NE ANA while he inhales them he il con,inu.ily LIZ.
''Sn u's's nj ne poison that has Frustrated him. Rv
minimizing the l"iS'n, n wonderful assislauce ia r,v.,
70 Tue physician IN curing him. Hitherto this eff ri l,s
= p'ou'eea' d = lar as possible. by ventilation IN all
vel regulated sick roonsand hospitals. hui tho pew a.ii
docs II mnel, moro completely. Ventilation only J,ln,os,
this gets nd u the poison. 's'
In the most crowded and i'll ventilated wards. 6ll.d
Win 'ls's oi dySoniory fever IN tho dreadful firm MAJ,
prevailing IN Ireland, II has been l,lnl .u0;.;,n, =. -.
III 'n' az, and hang round The beds, pieces Of linn,n
saturated IN the iuid. aud The state If The Mn.
PURE AROUND hs been changed IN n few minutes tr,m
one 80 hnAiolls ms Ia be highly dangerous to All ,l,o,s
whose o"ly called il'ein inio III dreadful service of breath
NY w. "r' one OF perfect safely aud purity; while the
Heaven" ="
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

m. T., - = 4 ..,,9- I..--I
IT,. ,I, al Wv, 1 '",'" ,'r''' ~ :"
,3 NV. a /" =" "% "'n " G 1884, =" " s'"'e
W n''' - Wv ~ ,A' ~ ~ IP"C "
- ~ r. lFY"as ~ ah Iuitf53 80 "ru" '" :
" 'o"'houS' ~ "'e ""'"''l'u ny W chemist a''d
10 ","" ' ~ -, - Iau y " WY a 'o',nes"o'ei
'Ip"""" " ~ : W, " w tr : y o''ut'"'oS VI
a"'s."i7 ""' ~ S -, v, -, ~ ~ ',osi''"' W
20 Nv ~ ". '"9 " va. ~ o''' o"y
20 IN Nv" N""''' !" 'e''"o" III IL -'o"''
=" IN
q i"'' ""'rn possesses me property o' destroying
"oH''9S su99e7 . u.c"u'soo''l'" ny " 'e'ch c""'''s'
aha Pidoeu ny nm, 'hi"'gh IL hstnhhthlai'y III an en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
J. b. JE'TER.
J. ID. McGIIL,
J. l.. REYNOLDS.
Il. HUME.
|. S. TINSLEY.
From The DanriHe HeraM.
DANVuLE Rail ROAD.

A friend Informs us by a letter that, at the recent term
OF the County Court OF Rockingham, a publ c meeting Of
The citizens was held in the Courl House al Wentworth.
Hon. David 5. Reid presenting and Major William Be-
thell acting as secretary.
BY invitation, the meeting was addressed by Col.
George Townfs and w. p. Tunstall, Esq. Of Pittsylva-
MA. Gov. Morehead, ofGreensborough and William X.
Walker, Esq. Of Wentworth. AT The conclusion Of thesa
addresses, ten thousand dollars worth Of st, ok afterwards
increased TO thirteen thousand, } in the Richmond and
Danville Railroad was taken. with a prospect of this a.
weather there was mott large attendance Of the citi-
zens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
TO TIE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA.

Unvinv s,o,, ,,, ,i
l,pnl rr,ie,,i., i, ,l,i, > "sso,'a''ohs are entitled 10
rillps ,f ro,in vc sL,tl 49,. w." o'e's"s' %" Tue pr'n'
n,o,ccc,i,,n' i. ,J,n,,Lal NV "" 10 SHOW that such
ianr, of u lpnlus,,r ,na,, I'""u po''y' Tue iml1T-
STABILITY of our ro,,Jica, w., ""u '1's'os culture 10 Tho
olonr nnlionnl cL,,,,rtar iHWI'.p"'',s' una me elevation
III, ao,cl,,, ~ anil. L. .' -, "p''c''. peucn'ed. Upon
and maintelancr NJ onr ON :, - ,' administration OF our laws
III, il sol, n,niy nnJ I,'s''""ooS' but "a'hs derive
.IrucIion ~ L,t.,,, -. ".''oiy nun fe''gio,ls m
laglon of rolipi,os Ln,n ta aI, ~ ~ :" u''oaf'ass 'is df-
foundation nj oar free ,,y ,n.", ~" At Tue very
buios To The inrrcas, If s.rin,nn', -. na'''er eo"'r'-
a a,in. w. 49,, ~ ~ ~ VI s,fll,'ta' know ledge, and The
orc' +, ounsnI,dn,o vs., ,n ia n unds' IN the same de-
.tltu,ion. II u,uLJ .na..', wa NV NV" '."fni IN
III, Iooial,t,r. viii, :, I'll '@"s ,"'feiofe, That
RIGHTS ON nny r,lipiu,,s saa ". "''' 'o",sf'"s peculiar
any obstacle In, nr,,, -" l"'I' should not impose
,nJiy iJu,ls and ass.m..n's' ",''' ,a'''''y' W plons
Il, rr,uo,c reli,,,,,s niaaa,' Vt" '",' o'S'''efee'ed Efforts
m,,nitv tho ,,,,,,n, .ra "'' '' 10 "cote IN the com-
In many uI an, ss,,, g." So ""'' T''ne'P''s.
nlly endowed hy chn,i,, na "ns'oos 'ns' tn'Ions, ller-
lioeuce yi,uno 49, w." "a sprung up To shed intel
nni,in 49, -" P'o'l"riy o'fo'gh The favored eom-
lslaiiyc m,Lcv y,b,,l, -, - ~ "'sd"' oi the le-
Of law. Maoy NJ, ,he.a ,a a,." w. .ne'n 'he pr".ect'""
ac,or. cceiyin,y cL.,;,;as rs.'. 'e .. "ntiohal char
d lfInsino Lloss1nos , ,h' ,h '. ls",''h o' our Union,
The world aud n,,c,,,s. ne "'' ,a""' ana throughout
tao,s on The ,.n,Ie ,n,ns . I.,".u peca"'afy adsan-
whole sysiem oi onL,.in ."'" ivy "e Piaced. 10 tho
and r,Ii,,ons nn,.s," ~ ' va 's''""o"s ir moral
been ody,,s. 'iILn' ~ "s,s"'o" ~ our STATE has
and ,,,, ,, '"uNan'S u dollars devoted by lions
and which, with due nrn,ec,on. w,nlj ,n,. - s.sa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
TIIE NAGRANT SALE.

The St. Louis Reveille thus notices The sale Of a va
grant in thai city:
Il was a hnm'lia'ing sight yesterday, to SIC The crowd
ofpersn,s gathered at The Court House, to witness a de-
graded fellow being sold as a vagrant To the highest bid
der almost as lad a sight as a public execution
There was quite MS much laughing aud jerrirg. and lack
OF sympathy, AS It he was about To be swung off. "Put
him up where we eau see him. cried one. (Which is
the rogue 7" inqui rcd another. what is bid for tho
prisoner, Jack Bow rs ~ exclaims the fiji or conduct
ing the sale. 'One dollar |" shouts a bystander, and
the bidding commenced. The prisoner, grey in iniquity.
st cd Indifferent to the roar II dersiop which rosc oil
around him. and listened 10 the bidding without bctrsy-
ing lie sliuhies in:cr ST in The question of who should
become his lul,hastr. lie was al length sid 10 Mr..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
COTTON FACTORY.

VNlE subscriber would now inform the Merchants in gen.
1 cral as well as the public, that he is making, al The Black
Water Cotton Factory, as good an article of Cotton Yarns as
rs made IN any establishment, he cares not whose it be, and
all he wants is Tor a lair trial TO be made Of the yarns toprove
them The subscriber is well aware of the difference in good
and bad yarns, and, i'll order that you may not be imposed on,
as you are liable to be, try the yarns, and il you can't work
them, just put them up as you found them, and make out the
charge for carrying as well as returning, and the subscriber
will pay the ireights on the delivery oithc yarns to him at
the Factory.
Also, he generally has a goodlot ofwadiing, suitable for
Comforts, on hand, all of Which shall be sold at fair prices
Please give him "A call when you want any thing in his way
JAS. 5. CREWDSON, Agt
I~ynchburg Sept. ?. lSl7.-ts
.. The Lexington, Abingdon, and Fincastle, Va, and
'ohe'harongh, Tenn. papers, will copy WOW and forward
account to this office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

VIE. subscriber having engaged the services of Miss
i Nlelds, from WestclIesler, Pennsylvania. proposes
having a sclIool at her house. Amherst Court House
for the instruction Of young Ladies in different depart
ments Of English, together with French and Music.
To those DESTROYS OF palronsing thcscho i satisfactory ie,-
limonias Of qualifications will be shown,
Several pupils can be accommodated vi h board in the
subscriber firmly. The school will commence on the
9th Of September next.
SARAH w. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House, August 23-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

an the 10Th, Sept. 1877, the undersigned viii sell, ON the
~ premises, in AppnmattoS corrty, that valuable
TRACT or LAND.
containing 1877 ACRES. on which AleN. steele dee,i Ton
mctlN resided. Also, the eiep OF Tom. Oats, Sc, raised GA
tho same The present year. Also. the lIuts,s, Stnck and Cat.
lie on the Land; Plantation tools, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Sc, So,
This and hes in said county on the head waters ri hall
my River, about : miles from clover Hill, adjoining the lands
OF Thomas Nosclcy, Robert tllct AMI others, is near Ia TIVE
aradcmies, and in a good neishbMhonl. II is IN II good stat,
oi Improvement, and well t,mbcrci and natorrd. Persons de
s,rous Ia invest n, lnnd, rarely have a better opportunity t.
do so-snch are invited 10 call and sce IT. Terms liberal, aud
made known on day of sale. JOHN IRVINE.
MAII, ~ IRVINE,
August la-tl6Srp. EN'ors. of Alex Steele, deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
WV. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
.#H PUBLISHED BIZ
BLACKBOARD, STATIIAM I BILLIARD,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
at fom Dollars per annunn, payable IA adcdnce. No ssh
,sripi;on ,riH be received for q shorter time than sr months
sud no paper piH be discontinued, (erccpt al The discretion
fths Edifors) uai oil 0,yearoges are paid.
~. inserted at 80 cents PEI
syuors (sr iess) for every uue, form Insertion and 374 cts
per square (sr iess) for erery cuter form Insertion.
EVERY DyERTIsER is required TO note on his .hs
Asv lsns he ,cishes his advertisement inserted an adreft
sis,.aent, not so noted, ,eH be inserted tiu its dtScOInuiuaioe
5e ordered.
FOR YE.4RLY 4DpERTTSLNG the terms are ion
TIE prioHese ofttoo squares, $40 for one square 50 Jo1
ne squire, inner form, : -. Erery yearly Advertiser ,nt
.resuuedts c%onine his ddrertisng to has particular ine q
business.
~ JOB PRINTING; erecuted neatly and erpediitously
and on re dsonaJle terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
LOviugst0H Academy.

HlIlS Institution will be |rcrpcned on the first Mon
day Of September. under The care Of lis former
Principal. the Rev. 4. NJ. Wales.
Every effort has been made t. lace this School upon
n permanent basis. and TO elevate the character Of lis IN
slructions. In order to effect this an able corps Of assist
ants has been employed. Whilst the "h tie School will
le under the particular care and : peruiendrnce OF tio
Principal. he will be assisted In lhe several departments
by the following judicious Teachers.
The Frmalp department will be placed under the i'm
mediate care of Miss Rogers. who comes highly recon
mended for her efficiency, and who has had much eN
periencc in teaching.
The Sister Of the Principal VIII give instructions III
French, Drawing, and Painting.
MI. Carson, a graduate Of the NirIinia Institute for
the blind, a competent instructor, will preside over the
Musical department.
will meet Will the cordial support of all who are inter
es,ed in sustaining a Seminary OF character Ia this region
ofcounlry. One Of lis peculiar advantages Is. that pa
rents can here send their children OF both SEXES without
separation to the same School. But whilst it is thus o
yened for pupils of both sexes, the Male and Female de-
partmcnis are kept entirely distinct. nor are the pupils
of the one permitted to enter the rooms of the other. As
il appeals to the adjoining counties principally for its sup
port, it is unnecessary to speak Of the advantageso OF lis
location. as they are well known.
The following are tn terms Of Tuition for session Of
s mouths. as established by the board OF trustees.
Reading. wiring and Arithmetic. 81 50
Same with Grammar & Geography, 10 0o
Mathematics, Is 90
-" Languages, 10 00
Music Wlh use Of Piano, II 50
without use, y 80
Drawing and Painting, 5 20
Needle Work. s 90
Board can be obtained in highly respectable families
for s. per month.
Pupils may be enter d at any time during the session,
eos commencing from the date of entrance.
REFERENCES.
Col. Chas. Perrow, Col. w. J. Loving,
Robert Whitehead Esq, Col. Jas. billiard,
A. S. Hopkins, NJ. d., Wilson Peters Esq,
John II rsely Esq.
In short 10 all Of is patrons and 10 the community in
general.
September 6-jw
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4 LII persons indebted to me, are hereby notified
~ that. intending 10 leave Iyncbhurg, have placed
my books and accounts in the hands of f.. ID. Christian.
for suit OF collection. Those indebted to me will please
come forward and pay 10 him, as longer indulgence can
not be given. DAVID w. MOORE.
Sept. 2-wSw