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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28
To the Agent for DR.. Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup and
Tropical Hygiene.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 2O' lo4o'

poirc afflicted for some eight years with that most
,;..uoaa;rrr disease. tine asthma, and for the last
.hsoe veags much of the time confined to my room
r'fe d - several different times my life was despaired
au ~ a. oncded to obtain some Mazoni's Sicilian Sy
,, U,hicb was recommended to me by friend from
Naw Work who stated that it had cured some of the
most nveterate cases known to the medical profess
SION SION Suffice it to say that after using the above
n,cdicne for about four weeks was entirely reiev-
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Lord John Russell to Mr.. Bancroft.
"Lord John RUSSELL.
"29th April, 1947.

"29th April, l847.
"StR-I have received with much qualification
your letter of yesterday informing me that the
people of New Orleans, assembled at public
meeting (Mr. Johnson, the Governor of Loul'
siana. presiding.) made voluntary contribution
for the relief ofthe distress in Ireland, to the a.
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The Governor of Virginia has appointed three
commissioners 10 meet aud confer with inc same
number from Ohio, for the purpose OF adjusting
the boundary line between the two STATES. ne
commissioners from Virginia are Messr5' kich.
ard k. Meade, Of Petersburg, William Green oil
Cupapper, and Mr.. Thompson, Of Wheeling
Those from Ohio have not yelbeen appointed
-GalHDoRs Journal.
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DIED, st her residence in CarEo..ten, on lie 2s'A
inst. aftero severe illness Of about tao aeeEs Ms.
MlET WofsTTLL. consort of Mr. Jesegh WOrstc.
eyed 20 years, z months, and 10 dtvs.
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ed, and believe radically cured. lguFs With res
pfct, OuvrH w OwEss
No. l75 Bestram street, philateirhia.
Tie above medicine fs fef sale tie eFsg s,-Er 81
r. Kennedy 10 Caua..,sn. Price per bJ-ilss
May 90, Ists-33-fi.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-05-28

COLUMBIAN MAGAzNE.-The June number OF
.his beautiful monthly is now before us. 1t con-
,ains three splendid engravings,-"The Indian
Mo;don,s Reply," "The Narrows from Staten Is
,.ndn "Fashion Plate, and piece of mu,
80 -"The Persian Lovers Song" The liter
-, contents Of the Columbian are, as usual, ol
,,orv bigb merit,-embracing articles from the
nons Of Mrs. sigourney, Mrs. Ellet, Mrs. Osgood,
Miss sedgwick, Fanny Forester 7. s. Arthur
and many other authors of merit The Colum'
han is an elegan. and tastefally arranged Maga
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MARRIED. on tie 25th inst BY A. " MORRISON,
a. the Exchange H0tcl" in TIE tesu ot C.rro.tau,
Nr. WLuAu Hixox and Miss LTul2 IsEsyeLI, 10th
OF Carroll county.
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IL wish" said a son Of Erin. 81 could find the
place where people don't die, might go there
aud end my days"
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

The correspondence between Mr.. Bancroft
and Lord John Russell upon the subject of the
Louisiana donations TO Ireland is here ranscrib-
ed from Wilmer & Smith:
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zine, and IS deserving Of extensive patronage
Ii IS published monthly in the city Of New ior@'
by omsby& Acknowledgements, IN advance
two copies for S5, or i've copies for $40.
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Cz--e. Pin, Eace-,e- -t lie las, viii Is cHAscEEY
q. james LCGyEeu, deceased,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

Stump spe he's n this country are not usually ds,n
gushed for any great elegance Of language on prfundlty
Of hongb, bll from the reported speeches Of Eng lab
c,n dies fur ing laucndor Pafhe eleciiofis,
we quite that they far superior those OF
Trans atlantic ueghbors. The speeches of their can
dldates are, with very few exceptions, sophsc in
reasoning Whenever they attempt that process-ow /,
style, and appealing, in degree To which
excited contests are strangers TO the worst preln-
dccs and passions OF the ignorant multitude. The
following paragraph Is az extract from speech male by
Mr.. Coroner Nakely, former member OF = riim ~,
aud Editor oil the London Lnncei in opp sinn 10 MIR.
Samuel Warren, well known the gifted author Of The
'Dlary ola Physician Ten Thousand a Year" and
other works Of great ability and interest, who was the
candIdate0r Fmsburyi
"lhs Warren Informs us he is on the York cir .ui'-
That is where he Is gone Unlocking out for the pence
al some poor fellow. fool enough to gly him brief
There's not such bocthead in the county Of York.
can TIL him. He's writer for the magazines. lie
has scrubbed trash that he calls the Diary Of late
physician Why, If he has got any brains why doesn't
he write for his own profession, ms cad Of talking
sense about physe. III the fellow d, es'nt
know dose Of rhnbab from a dose of Fps IN Salts
lie las also wreua lhins-a novel entitled Ten Thou.
sand year 1t Is easier 10 write about ten Thousand
Year than makc II; and rather think San, Warren
knows that much"
We tlinl we may safely say that the stump speeches
of those politicians IN This country, who hold any thing
like the social rank and otieia consideration of Mr. Wake
y, would be sought IN vain frappea itifu in tone,
aud contemplate in both spirit aud language this.
" neither it is because the Of our people are more
intelligent than those OF England whatever may be-
the believe sucn an address that would ext
cite only disgust in any audience that could be brough
| together in New England.
The Boston Transcript suggests that Mr.. Wakely
would go down To post Gritty fitting companonshp, by
the side OF lebat lilmouse lie is probably taking
the only in his power going down to poserityaI
ALL those who have hunger for notoriety, without the
ability achieve it any honest way usually seek their
end in some such mode as Mr. Wakely has adopted
Sir lhos. Lucy would have been heard Of in
day, but for his trial OF Shakespeare iur deer Stealing
Samasius is remembered only Mltos opponent. Il
G. lngersoll's infamous saJders OF Daniel Webster
give him better chance Of future fame than his oks
could WIN " J. Erprcss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

Hudson, the English Railway man, is one of the
characters of the days and, must say, u.s. repul-
svc character enough. The sketch OF his life and for
tunes in another column, will, probably be read with in
ercsl-becanse every hodv likes read about rich men,
aud how they become rich. Thahe is purse proud
hear. who is awned upon for his money, and in reality
despsed for his arrogance, think is siffi lently
dem from the account given by his bographer. Were
he nol rich quest on whether he would be halt 50
oisc Nur do We think that his riches altogether
owing to his wisdom Heis an exaggerated John Bull,
such as is sometimes drawnwhoutih he real John Bulls
good ma ure and other od qualities. h. wilt have his
fame however--if, indeed, ',o,cycty would not BE-
more sppFopsiae word.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
BE COZ RlF.OlS.

In this age Of Blunt remark and dsrcspoefCu language
II may seem quaint aud old fashioned 10 recommend |,
you the duty Of courtesy. No young man is educated
young fitted or socIey AL he has lear ed how
be respectful and polite. In The home OF your youth
To yoursupeof4 and your equals this rat Of character
should be cultivated and displayed. Cisny eos' bur
hui YET It viii work lnan's way though life and
cure hIu friends with certainty that nDlhlng equal
gentleman, who from obsfuus and poverty, bad arisen
IN fame aud wealth. w,sonce inquired o or The charm
thai led 10 such results. Il owe my whole success,
sad he, Ito one sua worl-clwlty II You will re
speci The nights aud feelings Of others, your will bC
respected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23


= la'ge nohp'toi TOE pubic journals nave been Sc
u, ''e'' .''9o3's o' Tue nmeilean oo"s", AT ia
.1"'i =" n'l S,naipR n,sSuoee' III 'aa s'ea'hs"'p
"n'h NnV'}ed fafodo8 10 Vera tfnh, with view OF
,l'',g o', o,'eis u MS p''sone'' ne oo4s"l un
u''H5a'oS ON government loo Wen lr fhs IL would
'0' '''n '''''o VI '' o",o,'a "o''as 10 ,"he al
h., led ,,,al J ,h ,, H. n,,, "'a Ill =;
th,, l,,c ,,r,l l,, 'n, :; ~, III i,. ~, :;
, ,,l ~, ~ " =, ''', o''u,t 20 n""' 70
A.. 1881, f.,.,,..;, - n .
,l h. ~, no ,'.,'1 e e''
Missions and tho Nnn.,nn rh.ol,eoi san,a,, I,
n. ...,,,n,,,l tLa, .l anI i hIJ -, J,..i
nave 800 oon tn benevolent oh,.es dn,ny tbeir Iv.s
- -
sont IN ,L,. n..,t Ilna ~ n -, -,
Justice i, d,nc II u,ll h ',,son hi,n Ir,a.rir;
dcnrr ot ms eIcc,,on is y,,y snel,,s;, ,,d 49,,
are, morooytr recent developements (the n Y Courier
sa,s) IN connection with the vote ofeonyis from Black
we'll Island. which will probably render the contest a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
PROF. AGlSSIZ

The smhfldge Chronicle states That ovcrures have
eenmade olIs distinguished q n,lem1n, hall of tho
torPoauon oi Harvard COLLEGE, fill Pref ssolship in
the Sc entiic School olhe University esabsbe by MIR
Lawrence. This Is in accordance wi h the W shes OF
MI Lawrence. The proposition has been avorab, en-
leraned by Mr. Agass2, who has, however felt ubue
10 refer the SUBJECT 10 hs own government and To tho ad
,re 81 ms scientific friends in Europe especially Ito
Baron Alex. Humboldt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
ON thP 3~fR September,

Up AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
1--WE sub>crber having determined tarcmoFc beyond the
Alrgany mountains, offers Tor sale that valuable
andwe known ract Land, winch he resides, contain
my near
600 .4GRES.
about 80 which Is heavily numbered Tobacco land lis
property lie tho Eue Road three mics from Ynfhhug
and Is superior quality; lies Wcll could be desired
finely red, and has an it I'M large
6h.T DHELLLNG HOESE, GIT
with every other Iuis 81 Necessary farm, nes and
o the best quality In addition 10 which Baelsnntls and
WhcclAIighs shops, Store House and dwelling and other
buildings necessary wagon yard This property, with
The c<ception Of e on the foad, good state u i'm
pro, cmen under fine fencing No soil Is better adapted to
Grass than this
Also, the day, will be sold another Tract, lying
within mile OF this, on Ivy Greek, containing near
TIIO U.NTJRED .afRES,
81 Of which first rate low grounds It has r pro
portion Woed aud ard lies we'll and IS we'll wacred
Ihc above property will be sold On long credit with the
ccpon Of small portion At the time, will be sold
STOCK. Or III De $ CRTP IT. O.h'S,
FIR.NTrt RE, PT~4.NT41TO.N UTENSILS,
CROPS, &c, Sc,
Together with some NEGROES. Ihc subscriber, living
on the plantations viii take pleasure in showing To any per
son wishing purchase This sale viii positively take place
oil the day uds eitiscd.
August i9-t2sS SAM FL NJ, SCOTT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
Ella E1s ENAGE.

fESIIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
h lst day Of January last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name Of tlppn & Montgomery beg leave to
inform tho public thai they enOw prepared 10 execute
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces viz Hollow Ware, W alter Pipes, Stoey
Plates, Mil Gear. sc.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine the style and quail
ty of their Hollow Ware, which may be seen at most
of the IN ynchburg, OF at the Messrs. Ells's
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern. nj Elk
Furnace. or \. n. Montgomery, Lynehburg. will meet
with prompt attention
Also Just hand our well selected stock OF
SPRLaG md SUMMER GOODS.
which will be sold low for Cash, in exchange lo
grala. \. W. fllfFlN,
MAY LIS \. y. MONTGOMERY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
ANNIVERSARY OF AMEN spApER.

Near On the ir day Of THIS uonh, The first number HAY
IN been ISSUED on the Isl day ol September Isl The
editors. on the occasion. indulge IN Same "reminiscences
which an Of very undressing Character. as exhibiting
The wonderful progress made IN JournaAng during that
period OF time In n Other department ri human enter
fse has greater improvement taken place, rs We are 70
minded Whenever We hasn occasion 10 loa over our old
his. The 1t institutional Wing, W1shrlglnally pub
lsied twice "efk an respectable thumb paper ~ by
- At prr,Cnt every duly puper, oi our lssun contains
Al lras oar Tunes as mneh matter ms the semi weekly
nj that day The greatest mpro Ycmrn. however isto
be found III the eNecutan, paper printing. &c.
We sahJoin Il portion o the Jndfhal s femafhsi
Il Uhig,
"r,ent, ye,fa sa,,,,. 3, sh ar limo .n1 vel II l. I,no
en1n,h Ion N,,nds,Itt rbaJe,s Ir rs lac handful III
lha ruaIl1rs IN In. ,,,fd ,4r,nt ,, Ia, t,eny ypata
have not on The whole been lf lb, u.f4e hu H., he
leItpr trh,,vof,I T.. if,st,,ll intellectually, and ,,f
ally brtI,r lban II wa. t,l, y,,,. ,,,, hnf ma, j. ,
nirh hrtlrI thai Iirre Il, nt r, r the same n,pr,y,
1l4.i - -, ~, tr,rrth,n aI,lhrr twenty ye,fs with
an r,,,6in, ih. Summit 1--we, ri ro,lartn,.. Nhai ;,
bapo, tbine !, i.lo live, VIM, t,- nI,,,d ua ,Ic can
saniiy CROWN, betIcf We ate even likely Ia paItak.
III lho general mont and onfslye, bc,omn b,lte,
How sad = suceaer IL lbn man ln amidst nn,,.raal
Impf,v cmrpi rs himself all the llInr olanlup norsc
In nuI,4 has t,rfe b.an, ,,,tnrr ar hln,sr rh,no.
lan II, tI,l condition al tho In,,ls ufs4, and ntnt1i,
eeaor,l, rheJoutnal ol omnlarce# naIc II. adyeni
When liz paNtiu nrsspap,A Was nolhluu e5mpafsd
Win Then pI,senl oiliarnr, lboa the clla CONNER
ela paper vi the raualrmI emporium uas ot.asctle
lItc ahntt ul aa,,r aemonts aud stun news which II
IL Arto held M uou und called n nr .asr u,,nl onlx
etalo "A lanoh Ono, and a hall oils lIlc colunns vor.
ed With cIpninas lrin uhrl papers o nnites Of TACT
and time, thu editorial Whiting recorded ire OF an
accident 81 Tine lolurn OF lho nf., blue bird; but to OK
pa, an unlui u ANY ploai saU,cl would have CA p,
died the whuo machinery. The Gazette had ab1ul four
teen hundred subscribers in liz palnn,sl days. lhe
Mercantile Advertiser VAS ueAl m eannio read lmp1=
&C., aud arcai ul ship neNs with less than thousand
subscribers. Then toc,e Nus N,ah's folultr, with u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23


GentieRem -Onmy return houe, received in Della
ware your oblgnq note, addressed to at the instance
of my friends IN Boston aud lis vicinity. Inviting To
ylsil Ihatey And nare pleased ostae, In tlltter-
ing crus, the high appreciation OF my public services
which prevails IN New England and the benefits which
thai interesting OF country has derived from
the policy which cndcavorcd to establish 1t is mos
true Gentlemen, that my AIMS, In any measures which
esposod were the good OF the whole OF which believed
ali pats might avail themselves sooner, la
ter according circumstances bui which, at all events
woulG tend 10 the good. bear witness
that The adoption o the protective policy encountered
rous and formidable opposition from Massachusetts. She
was unwilling that any obstacles should be nierpos
ed in the prosecution Of thai Ore commerce, by which
she had 50 greatly prospered. But when II was once
dopled far from making any violent or acunS nppQs-
ton she quietly and periodically submitted TO the decIs
ION Of the National Councils And full Of enterprise,
energy aud elasticity. she quickly adapted her industry
10 The new state Of til ngs, and she enjoying Tho
rich rewards Of her skill, ygor and economy. relce
in the well earned prosperity ct New England After
the lapse OF fourteen years since last visited ii,
should be happy again interchange friendly salu
taons with inhabitants and to witness the nlerven-
ing vas, progress which il has made. The plauness
and simplicity ui my receipt at Boston il could have
gone there which you deicate y and kindly prposed
would have been In accordance with my wish
But gentlemen. left home for the rurpse OF visiting,
! the hist Time IN my HE, sea baR was not deter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
IL ~cmn,x THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ..a 1917.
MRS. +. ~ CILlPLLNT'S ScHooL

MRS. T.. ~ CHpLLNT'S SCHOOL
WILL be olen for the reception Of pupil, IN the base
W ment story OF the Methodist Protestant Church.
on Monday, the 2lth OF September. lerms-sl5 ior
the fist class, $40 for rhe second, aud 81 ID Tor the
Junior class.
Sept. It's
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ESO.soh 0tsf EePUdg.
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
FOR SALE


lN virtue Of Decree the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
ID o the Sd o April, ls7, amended by another decree in
July. II n, the of David { Nmfee, against
Lucy Wnree and others, the Plantation JAMES Rive, IN
the county OF Buckingham belonging the estate Of james
". inee decd will be offered Tor sale by public ancii1
the promises, Tuesday, the 18th October next, il fair,
If not the next arday The plantation contains by survey
$500 ,iCRES,
which there estimated be about GOO oil open
arabic land including about 50 oi river, and small
portion creek o grounds he residue oil the land
woods and much ci well nbte Nearly all the open
land high OF improvement from the Of clover
and plaster, and we'll adapted to the growth OF Tobacco,
Corn heat and Oats. There gtst mill on the place
and site which there has been mill the dam now
standing in good repair The mil burnt last year but
table be plantation adjoin the lands OF lo Boiling John
and james Harris Henry and Lorenzo Nicholas and Others
and about miles from ScottsSe and miles from the
Virginia Mills. Produce be carried across the fter tn
the canal without any hauling the opposite side II IS
well watered by two creeks running entirety through it. and
by number ui springs conveniently situated There is a
good orchard, and all tobacco houses, barns e.,
with a small DIV Cling and an pycrseer's house
The purchaser viii receive possession OF the land, now in
crop the crops be properly gathered and
moved and viii take full possession the 1t January next,
dsevig only the tobacco houses and necessary fuel
until the tobacco crop can be cured and carried away.
The Terms oncourh cash and a credit OF one two
three years equal instruments for the esiduehe credit
hear from the sale, and 10 be secured by
bonds with good security AID by retaining the title until pay
ment.
o. authorized say, that it is not the intention o
any Of the persons now the purchase it
HOLDEN h5l6 Mi RiiobE2. ) co~rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

rgNlF subscriber having engaged The services of Miss
Nelds, from Westchesier, Pennsylvania proposes
having a schooi her house, Amherst Court House.
iur The instruction Of young Ladies in different depart
mcuts OF Eugllsh. together with French and Music.
Tohose DESTROYS of paronsng the school satisfactory les
limonals of qualifications will be shown,
Several pupils ran be accommodated with board in the
subscribers tlm,y. The school viii commence on the
9Th # September next. ......,,.
SARAH w. DAVIES.
] Am1erst CnuLl lIansn. AnaMsl 23-ts
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lam with the highest respect.

IUUI IIIUNu uNu U1U T stTV I,
IL. CLAY.
Mpssrs. iona. 4. Chapman. l. Livermore. Geo. Dana.
c1tl, VIM Hayden, Enoch Train aud ]. W. Edmonds,
Sc, So. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

AlsIORlCAl Shclrh ii trinity Chutth. \ er,
Illustrated by he Rev Nm Bcrran. u d The
liccioro the same. Tor sale by
u b PAYNE.
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fIRSI .SUpPLi or
+ A l. l. G O o ID :
LEWIS & ESGIEDON l.

LEWIS s ENGLEDONE
II AVE Just received. and opened grclt variety
~ of NEW STYLE SEASONABEE GOODS,
among which are.
Eight coored painted Cashmcr,s,
klch satin stripe DE Laines
tnlhuahna Plads, very handsome,
!, aieoes Of every design and price,
Pam aud Plaid Alpaccas.
Nlmws, ilaadkcrrhicts Scarfs Sc.
Egyptian Mitis, Ribbons Iaccs. aud Blends,
brQad Ioths, Cassi.neres, aud Nestings,
las, Gays, Shoes and Boote
And fine assortment of w inter Ware for house and
hed Servais and In fac, every acle that can be found
IN Dry Goods house.
We Will give goods nexchangs lr home made Jeans
llns,y ool.cn >oe s, Bees WAX, Feathers &c, allow
IN! Inc highest market prices.
The public viii please call and soc us.
LEWIS & ENGLED0NF.
Sept. 9-.s
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WANTED,

ENoR the balance ut the var a Nurse " without ncnm
brance, who can brlns good recommendations.
Apply at THIS Office
Sept. l3-ts
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,SJTI .}1ID.N Jt.i.\"rED

flE subscriber wishes Ia get asltua hon as Clerk
offensive nrv Goods Stot, truccV. lis qualie
shall he made knouh, the best references. tie will only
require moderate saaty. His Post office Mount otch,
Nelson county.
sept g In j. IOMpklNS.
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WV. Vi. sLaCKrOHsD. Editor.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM < BILLIARD,
EVERY MoNDA, AND TnrRsn.y,


EVERY MONDAY AND IHrRspN,
NJ -Four Dea,S per antt, payable IN adraace No sub
.ripon ol reccirsd for shorter time than months
nnf 10 psper tcH6 discontinued (sreept t discretion
tthe Editors) until all o'reafages paid.
e. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
square (or eSS) erery form insertion d'd 81 cts
per ssi4fe (ories) FOR ecctg outer form
EfERf .1Dp ERiiS Ei ~ required TO on has Ms
hgp oag he rsics advertisement inserted odrcr-
rs, a,f 1.ot noted tri be inserted tn rs dscOiaiac
be ordered.
FOR IT.1RLY an ER1TSE.Nfith the terms ion
The pIiclese eftrs squares, 10 tor square So for
yyaue, tlper farm - Eccrg gearig aircrtiser rH
resureI 10 con fehs ADVERTISING to his particular line Of
business
g. JOB PRLNrLN1; erecufed neatly aud erpedtious'g
and on reasonable fe17uS
sEFfEhBER 2oIH le41.
4 HAVE Just received by EXPRESS the following Rich
aud Beautiful o,aod 10 which, invite the attention Of
bu9es:
Haceto Paid>
Embroidered Mole Color,d Robes thing in this
market
SILK plaid> in gr.st variety
Plaid Alousius
I erScfi and Ihhct Nhawls
Egyptian Aluts (ass,rtcd)
Md Glove (tS~urtr,)
English ii X Hose
Thread and Eobbin Edgirr Cassorcd)
together with great variety Il heavy " oocn Goods such
faunels
I.ndsc,s
fallosl Cloths
Satnctts,
Blankets e. sc.
Sept. 2o-ts Don T. {. PETERS.
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s.ovsSOW 9asN Paris Spring 81 sam
ilapl, EtIShiOliS---kirCCI

rrsr RECEIVED AT Ny nousE,oN MAJ; STREET. FOUR
doo,s abor, .1Iccn \ G,cnhot's Store
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4 w. for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon lnt
ask continuation of the feeling sure that sha
he able 10 please the most iastldiolls.
WILLIAM CEAVFi.
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