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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-11

Of history, that he knew of, conveyed faith.
full picture Of the horrors Of famine. Poetry,
perhaps, in her more terrible creations, armed
by images and by words Of power, had been
most successful in conveying to the soul,
some faint conceptions of these terrific scenes
Of human despair. Those who are familiar
with the immortal Poem of Dante, may have
some indstinct idea Of what famine is-some
indefinite notion Of that agony Of heart, which
father endures, when he looks upon the vis-
age Of his children, pcrishing from hunger.
Amid their sleep, he hears them weep and cry
for bread He uttcrs not a word. He weeps
not-so all stone he feels within. They may
comprehend somewhat Of that awful stIllness
and silence, which, gradually, enters that hab-
itation of woe, where famine is doing its fatal
work-slence not only at night, but when tho
sun comes out upon the world. broken, per.
haps, by the feeble exclamation Of the child at
the moment Of death, "Hast no help for me,
my father - or by the unavaiiing cries Of the
last survivor upon those who are dead, as in
his blindness, he gropes about in search OF
them,-till at last hunger gets the mastery Of
grief and the boon Of death is granted to his
wasted form. Such is the picture Of the hor-
presented to our Imagination and ita truth to
nature is borne out by the astounding gaccounts,
which have reached us Of the present distress
in Ireland. In one report an instance % rela-
s.I g ct. lin In her atr 70 eaa n
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VIM. b. ROAM, Scc'y.
WIG MEETING IN AppOMAI"TOX COUNTY

A meeting ofthe Wings of App,matox comfy
held at the Court House On Tuesday the llth inst,
Corr day) the first held in this new county.
On motion Of Major Samuel j. Walker, Capt. David
Roberts called 10 the Chair and VIM d. Christian
appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being oxplaned the follow
ING buttons offered and adopted unanimously:
lst. Resolved That We believe the permanent, prosper
tv OF country dcpendson the administration OF the gov
ernment in accordance with the principles Of the Wing
party.
I'd Resolved That we firmly believe tina, the prin
ciples of the Wing party will he Triumphant wherever
the whole mass OF the people properly reflect onthem
Sd Resolved, That have abiding confidence
in the Wing party. and tina, confidence has leen rather
strengthened lan Otherwise by the recent ac, Of our
Chief Magistrate.
ith. Resolved That, thinking do, it is imror
tant tolave a candidate in tho canvass early in this
TO meet in Farmyc on he 18th inst, and that
we send delegates to said Convention.
The following gentlemen were appointed delegates
cordingly, viz:-,jon NJ. Wright. Washington johnson,
Robert Bcazlcy, Sas Nawter. Henry Bcazlcy, VIM.
White Benjamin p. Walker. Thomas Fitch, William
Shearcr Robert Hunter Johu Mckinney, Joel Mckinney
Thomas NJ, seey, DR.. Bass, Washington lunr.r, Ben
amin Hunter. Thomas Bass, Douglass Marshall, John
w Marshall. Nathan Hancock, Noble Smell. Harve, II
Panlctt, Thomas Paulett. Fielding Jones DR. John II
Med, armon, DIR. Smell Silas l3cgcorc VIM. Matthews,
Samuel Lodge, Obadiah Woodson Jr., George Webb,
Merry Webb WIN. A. jones, Stephen ID. Davidson
" liam Watkins Benjamin Nowlin, John w. West,
samuel J. Walker, Isaac Adams, Bryant Nowlin John
Straiton, Charles w. PattcSon and Robert Satham.
On motion Of Benjamin Now Esq, the Chairman
and Secretary We're added To the delegation.
On motion Of VIM. ID. Christian,
Res lived. That. while we have decided preference
for Col. Thomas H. Flood Of App1mmaox county, we
will not instruct delegates, but desire them go
the Convention to consult and advise literally with the
delegates from other counties ofhe District, and select
candidate the most arGilablc man. and we hereby
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B.1GBY' s. CRE.V.SIE.1UJ.

.2.ND COMMISSION .lIERCLLN'1S,
"AVE removed their stand to the large fire proof
III building. next door telow Mr. ID. w Moorc's
China & Glass Store. where they now ,hcr to their
friends and the public generally, large and welselected
assortment, upou terms which cannot fail TO please.
Their stock at present consists lp part OF
20 hhds. and tierces of \. o. 7. Rico and St. CroA
Sugars
10 hhds and bLls y. o. and Porto Rico Nloasses
3 tlerces very SUI erior Golden Syrup.
$50 bags Rio St Domingo and Java Coffee,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Leaksvlllc Factory,
Is tons Country and Iredegar Iron. embracing
large ass 1rtment Of almost every size, from
|. inch t. 3 inches round and square,
100 sacks Liverpool and ground Alum Salt,
$50 sides S lie and upper Leather,
20O0 lbs. Amcrc n blister Steel,
500 Cast and Shear Steel.
boxes and bbls Stuars Loaiand Crushed Sugars
300 keys Nails and Brads.
II boxes Tin plate *,
500 lbs American Sheet Iron, "a and %,
500 do Russia do dc
10 cases Hats,
do and womcn's Leather Shoes,
- boxes very fine Cheese,
bags Pepper.
do Allsplce,
do GnIr,
50 reanls Writing and Letter paper,
2j do Wrapping do
hhds Stone Ware, well assorted,
% bbls fine and superine Flour,
90 keys blasting Powder,
10 do Rifle do
20 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candies,
5 do Soap
Superior Shaving and Toile, Soap, very old,
5 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar,
500 b. very superior Wool Rolls,
500 lbs Western Feathers.
50 kegs White Lead, very fine quality.
Together with an ss,rtment o Domostcs. Caiicoes,
Handkerchies Buttons, Sfters, &c, &c. all OF which
we offer on accommodating terms tJr cash er barter
January Its
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Il. franklin, Jr.,
,arer i'm Fancy and staple DRY COoass

IYscHBUsG, Va,
u ESpECTFUI.LY informs his friends and The pes
lic that he has just received and opcf.ed ms enu~
stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, psrehnssa
recently in the Northern cities, such terms al VIII
BILE him offer great Inducements to purchssos ens
wolesalc RETAIL any house IN this section u coun
try Ills stork Is large. comprising an extensive as ~.
ment of almost every article usually found In Dry
Cords Establishment IN an examination Of which may
be found ,plend assortment in the following articles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Fine French Cssh,ner,s in patterns, new styles.
Rich Graduated and Onibtt shaded do,
Cashmere Robes great variety.
Chapnrcl and Satin Lus,re Robes,
Bombazucs and fine silk warp Alpaca.
Gnlla rlats and Ronlclia Cloths.
Plain black aud waercd Silks,
Satin striped Pokin do
Fancy Silks,
Fine fcrkerc ShaNh,
A great variety do at all prices.
Parks (,ncomparable Gimp cassd) Skir:',a new o.
NIarscilcs and Grass Cloth do
Linen Camb lidhs. hens,chcd and botdored.
I.aees and Elgings.
Irish Linens. Dama6k Table and Bird eye Disper,,
Linen Shcetings, Sc,
Also n full assortment u Cloves and Hosiery ofsv-
cry description.
CLOTHS, CAssiMERES AND vEsTINCS.
Extra fine French Cloths,
Double Mild Golden brown dits,
i a Invisible Green dc
English and American. do. at tatioss prizes.
super. Doe skin black Cassimcrss,
Ribbed and striped do
Fancy Cnsslmeres, assorted;
Tweed do do
ne sk warp do for Sack coatk.
Enpll.h Satin Nestings plain. fgtrcd and sHbrsi
Il, ED.
Watcred ana striped silk do. very fine,
Embroidered L txsimcrc do
Woollen Velvet Casmerc and Mcrino do,
Fancy Cmyats. Neck 1l.s, Sc.
A full assortment Of
DOMESTICS, HEAVY WOOLi.ENS, BLA<
kE.fS, HATS AND CAPS,
and variety ol other articles. tedious cnumente
all will be offered at such prices cannot fail
please call is most cordially invited from all ,hcss
Wishing 10 buy .rlod Goods and the lowest prices a.
1t will me- ou, afford the subscriber pleasure exhibit
HIS Goods To persons Wishing TO buy, but il shall BE- his
stan ard aim 10 give entire satisfaction those whom
may please To favor him with their patronage
T.. FRANKLIN, j..
Oct. g nif
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Ne p,,bllsh the manifesto Of Mr.. Preston King. We
,.b We could give every word Of the debate. which the
,,;, # the subject Of slavery into the House has
,Iic,ed We regard it as ii the most momcnious
,l..,s which has taken place since the Missouri
..,ise. The Richmond Times, If Monday, says:
We learn privately from Washington, that the proha
lie rcs,, of The important domestic crisis IN which the
outryi is involved ty the conheNlcln otthe Slavery
,es,ion with the Mexican war, will be an agreement
Tween the S,utlem m'nIers of both parties, and
nnml or Of the ne nh,rs ir,m tie North to annex
NC If the Mexican Iruvinees To the lnlt,d States
SID the determination be adopted, the President will
10 CONSTRAINED. ly Withholding snrpns some other
nude to charge the plan Of pera,lons entirely. aud to
limit them maintaining tie r." Gfande as the hour
n This seems indeed To be the only conf ramise of
Us which can lie Effected Should the important
",s of the critical si,rati,n Of General North be con
armed IT viii be imp, ssble to withdraw irm the enc
~, : territory until can do 50 without rol r.ach
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4 + this establishment always be found, in add
~ ton to large stock of BOOKS. both School and
Miscellaneous a complete assortment Of
PIANO fORIES,
made by Siod,ar 4 Durham, New York These In
srmcnis stand AT the head of the list OF superior Piano
Fortes.
Among the many high cncomiums from personal sour
passed upon thu excellence OF Stoddart & Dunhams
Pianos, that Of Dc Meyer stands conspicuous. To the
superior tone and great durability hc ams without n
qualification and the strength ii action and their capa
bhy 10 tre unc,r his rapid aud powerful 'u,oi ,
must he IN truth superior have stood the les, OF his
we're ordeal.
Stoddarl 4 Durham aim to make difference in the
tone capacity at lhcr instruments The style Of work
manship and cNpenslyenes Of finish, constitute mostly
the variations price. This is great advantage for
their equality IN tone, and durability, give additional
to the distant purchaser that he procure of
good piano by order II he oappcar in person
and select II himself
G1- Theme instruments are sold on triaL Prices tho
the manufacturer
NASH s WOODIIOUSE,
l1oollsclcrs and Dealers in Piano Forcs and Music
l3o Main Street
Richmond, Nov ~ Is if
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WIG MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

Al meeting of the Wings Of the County of ampbel.
held at the Court honso, Monda, The ih da, OF Jan
uary lsi1 Capt. +. b. Nlthers was called To the
halr and VIM Is Roam, requested 10 act as Secretary,
! he object of tie mctll"g havfg been explained
Tn motion. the following gentlemen Were apinlped 10
represent the county. IN the cnton 10 be held nj
Famvc. on the lhh inst, Tor the purpose u selecting
Wing Candidate ior tins Congressional d strict To vii:
Jos X. Irving VIM. NJ. Blackfrd. John NJ Speed.
VIM. : Reid. IT,, Robert T.. Manson. Can't Perkins.
Mathew b. Nowln, Edward T. { l,r.siian. DIR. Rohcn
+. Nithcrs CHARTS [. Slaughter Sain' Panniil John
Is. Dabnty. DIR. Ro b. Scott. Nm D. Branch john
Alexander Col b. W Nawlm John \ Shcarcr Can't
Saml 1ardy Is. lee. }. II. Swlnnc, l.. Nloon Il
Morgan. H. ilazlewo,d. O {. Clarke {. T. Wills Jno
W. Pace, and DR. Robert Smith.
And also. motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
On motion. il unanimously Resolved, That this
meeting, acting Tor and IN behalf Of the Wings of the
County, holding in high est nation the intellectual aud
moral quail ilcaons 81 ChaTes l.. NJ shy ESD instruct
the delegates above mentioned. the Of this
county ur him. the rst ballots and to use all honoa
bic means 10 secure his nomination. And. while this dc
ced preference is felt and expressed for Mr. Moshy
are willing give cordial and support any
90 and faithful Wing, upon whom the choice Of the
SAID Convention may fall.
On motion. it Resolved That the proceedings of
thus meeting. be published in the Lynchburg Nirgnian
the Richmond Wing, and Times
The meeting then al journod.
f.. B. WRITER'S. Chm.
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800 REV ARD,

sDt\AN ~ from tho subscriber. living 0, Coles
III vile Sloht co,i'te North Carnns, the night
oi the 23rd November l1t a negro by the name Of
Davy lie is of dark comexon. low statue, some OF his
ttonl teeth cut quick spoken. and Is very polite. lilo
took with HIM blue broad cloth dresscoa pair OF dove
eunurcd wursed panta ,oons btuad brim white hat.
6lole sheep skin and b, udle dog The above toward
of hundred dollars will be gwen for said negro. 1t
appelcnded and conacd III tail, 10 that get him again
an, free State or twenty IL dollars II approhendcd
and secured IN Jail IN any slave tate: 2,
Jau. li-w.,w ii JOHN l.. COLE.
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Cash for Negroes.

NEG OES w NTE ID
UNIIF subscriber is still in market for the purchase u
l any number Of
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
suitable for the New Orleans market.
Persons, having the above description Of property ~
sale, will find it greatly TO their advantage by making
carly application to him, az he is paying the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES IN CASH.
IIo also wishes purchase ono or Carpenter. a.d
Biarksnhs. f.. MYETs
Persons at distance having any Of the abova prope
~ for sole, will be promptly attended 10 hv addressing
M. Z. NJ
Nov. ? 3rn II
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Neernes at Public Auction.

ExvIJ be sold on Saturday, the 23rd day January,
w 1e47 for cash. al Pedar NJ lis, in the county OF
Amherst Nirgnir.a likely young negro woman ana her
two children ono Of which is about four years old, which
mo rroes belorr to the estate Of John Tankerslcy dec
GEO. +. PIFASANTS. Admir-
Jan. l3--wtds oil John ianhefie.' nc D.
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Il GARD.
LAW NOTICE.

1lNllF parn,p h'p IN the practice Of Law hcctooroe f
islng bc,v a,o 'hc undersigned, was dissolved on
the first day of Jan.h'y by hm,iaton Tho oin at'en-
ton Of the undersigned will bs given To all unfinished
business of the late linn nj each of them ia authorized
to receive debts due it, Il, '" Mar~oa will continue 10
practise in the Courts of Am Acrst. fej,rl. Camploll
and l,nehburg. aud in the Su, 'ef'or Courts Of Rock
Il f. aud n {. Manson n C. htanson has tahon
office in Schooied's new bick buidn ". near the Mar
Lc House. and will Practice il the Cons Of Samp'oli
and l.ynehbug
Jan t-lmif ~ {. M MON.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
E1No' ono or moro years. the Two Story Brick Store
House, Counting room and Cellar at ifttsylvanla
Court house. formerly IN the occupancy OF Johnson
pondcxtcr, and closed by Rnscnstock & Co. " the
death of the partner. Thu iluuso situated in tho coi
TIE Of the place at tho intersection OF the leading
To all the principal parts oi thriving village with throe
chuchrs, and situated in wealthy fashionable and nm
embarrassed nelghb1hood. To person wishing 10 Ell
gage IN cash sars an early spring assortment would
cure heavy business, as there only
IN the place. DAVID II. CLARK.
Jan. 1-W}Mif
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O. THE SUBSCRIBER. having assoe,n.
II ted with him in business Mr. Charles r
~ XII Fisher would respectfully inform the cit
~ n i1ers of lynelburg aud surrounding
N country, that shall continue to keen
H. -xU all such goods usual, kept in out
~, ~ line oi business, such
W ~ " Com aud SustR Lawn WATCHES
-.-.s alsoplain Watches Of various descriptions,
Gold GudId aud Fob Chains, Gund ksys, Breast Pms,
Finger Rings, En- Rings, Bracelets, Neck Ona-
nienfs, Rold aud SircT Pencils, Coral .Ntsiistes
large portion Of those Goons just to hand The
TIC are respectfully solicited to call aud them
We have also good .t"r of SfIvtR Anr, consisting Of
TAMIL, Tea, DtsrRr and SAT- SPooNs Sour LANES
SUGAR Tosos with every description 81 this
red in th. place What have not and prc,a
make at short notice All kinds Of REPAIRING in the line
done in NEAT and DURABLE style.
II SlI.NERTII0RN,
CHARLES r. FISHER.
The undersigned ha, ing received his instruction from
OF the most skul workmcn in his line, feels himself fully
qualified 10 render full satisfaction 10 who please To
enr their W.1onrs and CLock. 10 him. all Of which he
guarantees To perform well. CHARLES +, FISHER.
Dec. 7-3m II
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NO.NETIxE.lG .l.EII.


Valuable Town Property for Sale.
|HNIlE undersigned oners for sale that valuable prop
i erly, IN the Town Of I.ynchburg, long known as
kYLE'S CORNER.
This is of the best located lots in tho town for
business. and is ennenty worthy the attention of capl
tasts, The undersigned is anxious To sell and invites
he liberal. and the title made undoubtedly good apply
to Charles l.. MnsIy, who is authorized to sell
FREDERICK MONTMOILIN
Trustee SC.
The lot contains 30 feet front, running back the usual
depth of town lots and will be sold in whole in scla
rate parcels may be desired +. NJ, Trustee
june % tsi
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JOHN e.. NF.EN,
AMBROSE b. ri kER,
JAMES l.. CLAY TOR.
DAVID T.. SPENt T..

{ OIHHIUTtf
The fol1wns named Stockholders were appointed Di
rectors for the ensuing year:
David II. Edlcy, David W Burton.
John Early. Wilson p. Bryant,
George w. Turner. George q. DAVIS.
William +. lomg. James l.. Clayor, and
Martin w. Davenport
Aud at subsequent meeting OF the Board oi Dincte
w Turner Treasurer Martin w Davenport, Sccreta
y. -
DAVID r. EDlEN Pros't.
ian lt-lt
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This the third year Of the Institution under its
organization, and II affords your committee pleasure 10
announce the Stockholders a steady and handsome IN
crease III the II IS, showing evidently its prosper
Gus and healthy condition. From the promptnoss with
which all Deposits pad, ard the satisfaction nad con
dcuce manifested by dep, sItos towards and IN the In
,uton your committee Of the confident opinion that
tins department viii continue 10 advance yearly IN
mount, well : IN importance and Advantage 10 the In
stu tion aud the cuHnuuy.
Your committee find the books and papers Of the Inst
tuition plainly neatly aud correc y kept They further
have the satisfaction report no debt has been LOST u
spendcd in the operations OF the yoarand from Their
knswl,duc oihe debtors Il the stituii,n, they hazard
nothing IN saying that mol 4 single dollar will he lost IN
outstanding liabilities. All Of which Is respectfully sub
United.
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NJ. The pressure upon our columns excludes the
rc,cdnrs Of the Lcgisaiure-which, however. are Of
M, much interest. Incur next, we shall lolably lie en-
,d to announce Mat Las leen dole, with respect To
,hc James River and kanawha Bill, now before the
House.
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.nNthe 18Th day Of The present month, shall rent
" ont. public auction, the tract OF Land, called the
Boiling Spring Tavern OF which the late VIM 4 MIN
tod died, seized and possessed. On the same day,
shall hire publicly the slaves belonging To the estate
of the late VIM Y. Mnton, (beween - and 30 IN mum
ber) amongst them, several Men, Boys Women X
Girls And also on the same day, shall sell at auc
ton the whole ottho perlsnable property belonging to
said estate consisting of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Crops
Plantation Utensils &c.,-amongst the Cattle several
fine Mch Cows. The buildings good, and the stu
alton regarded excellent location tor Tavern Tn
the plantation there has been seeded about 20 bushels Of
Wheat. The possession Of the property may be had I'M
mediaely The renting, hiring and sale will take place
at the Tavern House, and ii not completed On the day
specified above will be continued the day fowng.
The terms of the sale will be cash. for all under
S. for Of $ and upwards, credit Of SIX months
will be given. the purchasers giving bond with good Sc
curity Persons renting the Land and hiring the slaves,
will also be required TO give bond with good security.
4. l.. WILLIE, Curator,
Jan l4-2t if Of VIM. Y. Mintons Estate.
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his POSITION aid tha Gen Taylor would re inforee him
1t Is reported that the Presden, will make rrouis,on
upon Virginia Tor another rogmcntin consequence of the
allure 81 Maine ana North tarolna and imagine there
will be Little difficulty in rasinu another
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Chestnut Grove Academy.

HCSNUI 0srONC NVNUCNy.
I'lIF first session oiihs Institution will commence on
Monday the Is February next under the charge Of
Mr. 7. Nj. Henry. gentleman who has had extensive
eNpcrence ms IA Teacher and who has uniformly piven
satisfaction, such The location is Among the health
lest the county and the society good. Beard be
had in the village and ncghborhood very low prices
IN respectable families.
Asst the intention OF the Trustees and Teacher tina,
this shall be permanent school every cNcrtlon will be
made To promote the interests Of the pupils both m,rec
tnay and morally. The tefus Of tuition will be as fol
llWS
for the primary English Branches S. %
Higher do ~
Latin and Greek 10 IN
o. r IlAMBl ETON.
rr0s't Board Trustees
Jan. TIT
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NOTICE.

The Education Society of Amherst will hold meet
inc at Amherst Court House. on Monday the 18Th inst
full attendance is required business Of importance
will be transacted. w. NJ WALLER, Prcst
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VIEW. CON'CER.v.

tJ>E sub,cbe. have asseiatsl themselves together ui
l dor the finn and STYLE Of
ROBERTS \ WALLER,
for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale ~ad Retail Grocery, and Conms'non Dus'
ness,
in this place at tho old stand o Leo Roberts, and will u
all tmcs keep large and we'll selected Stock Of Grcries,
10 which they most respectfully invite the attention oil thur
friends AMI the public generally.
RNI.ANp ROBERTS,
Jan T-ts RItllARbP Z. WALLER,
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TIE COUIEIIO\ PARTY.

The Managers take great pleasure in announcing, that
they have engaged the services of the escorts, and
that they have promised faithfully to be with Fri
day evening next.
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DIaSOLI,HIONl

rI,iE heretofore existing, andes tho stSs oil
Lee Roberts WAS dssol we'd, Ny hItua CONSENT On she
ist ultiu,o -
rhe nane Of the firm will only DO urcd, hereafter, IN set
Ting tho business Of the concern.
All pcrsons indebted TO the oonoern Will max. Psy""n "
.,tb., n,,,x JOHN y. LEE,
Ia, -. II, LAND ROBERrS
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MASH & WOODl1OUSE have been constituted
~ depository Of the Bible Society of Virginia. for the
sale and distribution of the Bibles and cstanens pub
Ilshed by the American Bible Society at New York
Many persons that at this depository
well bound Bible can be had for % cents and neat and
convenient Testament for only 81 cents and the same in
neat and elegant bindings, various Sizes corrsspondip
low prices Also, tho Bible and Testament in noar =
cry languagespokcn in our land-French, Gorp N Sn,,
sh, Portuguese, Welch Irish, Italian, Och Danish
Swedish Greek SC. '''''
he object Of this society is to drbutc the scriptures
within tic reach Il all.
NASH g. WOODHO1JSE,
] 80 Main street,
Nov 10 ,,S