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Foreign Mails No. L from New York, by Cowes
Southampton, England, TO Bremen, Germany.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Sept. l, ls47.
THE United States mail steamship WASHINGTON will
l. leave New York for Cowes, Souhampto and Bremen
Haven, on Thursday, the twenty-third instant
POSTAGE.
The inland postage the city of New York. well the
postage by from New York, is be prepaid before
Il leave the United States, all maabe be
Ireland, Hamburger, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy,
Span Portugal other points southern Europe wei
as for points in Africa or Asia
To Bremen AID to the points supplied through that Office
such Germany, Switzerland Prussia Austria Denmark,
Sweden, Russia, &c.-unpaid letters, &C., may be sent
Postage to be collected at Bremen 49,,
The postage this route, established by the
act OF March g. 1915, follows
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding one-halt
ounce weight twenty -four cents one-bali ounce in
and every additional half ounce fraction of ounce,
fifteen cents.
Upon each newspaper pamphlet, and price current,
three
Inland postage, in all cases. be added, whenever the
is transported by mail within the United States
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Sept l-wtSept % [Intel.l
Comfort, Sc. via. Richmond Port WalthaIl.s
Whole fare, So so only.
THE public advised that through tickets continue to
be given board the Potomac steamboat TO the above
places the low five dollars and fifty only, in
Guiding meals on the James river boat.
Passengers leaving Washington at y, a. M, or Alexan-
da al 81, M Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays,
reach Richmond s. p. m Tin time its beautiful
sceney,) where they lodge and the morning go by
the Richmond and Petersbugh railroad and Port Watha
seaboatline TO Norfolk, which place they reach by l.
For further information, apply to Captain j. w. Rod
GERS on board the Potomac steamboat,
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent
June 2-3taw6w
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LADIES, SCHOOL.

TTNEE SCHOOL on street, recently taught by Mrs.
l. Cruikshank and daughter will be opened Monday,
October B. under the direction of Miss L. Wadeigh Miss
W. from New England and has been for several years
successful teacher in OF the first schools in New Hamp
SHIRE and in Offering her services TO the people OF this city,
pledges herself spare efforts to merit the patronage
provided is the purpose of the principal TO render this
school inferior to none in The city.
Thorough instruction will be given in the English
branches and in the ancient and modern languages all OF
which will be taught according to methods approved and
practsed by the accomplished teachers in New Eng
land.
Competent teachers of music and drawing engaged.
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Tennessee Claims.
ny Arrangement with Captain Milton A. Haynes, OF
Is Nas,vile he is authorized say, that all CLAIMS oil
intrusted TO him, viii be attended to by
u.s. a a, N Isat CLARKE 81 QUANTRILL.
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Through tickets Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, &C., Win. Richmond and Port Walthall.s
Whole fare, s. so only.
NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
- g sszEa.a

KIlEx-3R3nnsaA
Trough by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
andria, TO Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg Virginia.
TINE undersigned having made the necessary arrange
mens with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places, prepared, under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT IL AL
LEN toreceve every pton of light goods, and for
ward the Gas above stately reasonable terms.
We trust, by giving personal attention to the bust
ness meet with encouragement, and friends
that nothing shall be wanting part TO afford sasac
ton.
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned care will be delivered tree OF cart
age and merchandise other articles, which may be
heavy for the mail tran will have particular by
the freight train
]. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer PoNhatan.
b. +. DARRACOTT, Train captain, 4. L. ~ p. R. r.
WILLIAM III. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va, May l, IS37-Alay l-dtf
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e A Brown Holinnds.-We have in store
mon article ID CLAGETT& co.
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For Norfolk.

The steamer OSCEOLA will leave Washington for the
above place touching at Pney Point and Old PoinD every
Thursday aty O'clock Returning Will leave Norfolk
every Friday AT 4 O'clock p. m. 49,
Passage and fare So Passage and fare Piney Point
and return, 50. - .....xu. -
July7 JAMES MlICHEBL, capt
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WARRINGTON TO BALTIMORE.

- see-n THE STEAMER OSCEOLA having been
ESsaff put in complete order, will, on sunday the
18th July, commence plying regularly pc
above places leaving the lower cad OF Frederick
street dock Baltimore, every Tuesday, at o'clock p m
Returning, will leave Washington every Sunday, at
o'clock, II
She will stop regularly, going and returning, at Cone
river Va, Currioman Va, Leonardtown Md, and Port
Tobacco, Md.
And will touch the following landings for signals, to
ln.1, Wis -
Point Look Out Piney Point, Backsones, PoPes Creek
Nanlamoy, Chapmans, Md, Sandy Point, Bluff Point
Boyd's Hole, and Quantico, Va
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LASS No. 1.-Yellou Pine Timber.

CLASS No. 2-Whte OAK Timber.
IS pieces 60 feet long "a by "a inches
260 do 80 do IL by IL do
5000 linear feet promscuous lengths average not less
than As f ct, Is by Is inches.
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A UGUsT REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
"A pany of New York. No So Wall street.
This institutions during the month of August, issued one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
R.yCHY.@ ERE.y,NM.IVy.

CDoCrDS qA'D CnMUTNSIONs MCNTJLIN'Ty
IIAVE removes. their stand To tho large f,o prai
b.ilding. ,ey, door below Mr. d. w More,
China Glass Store. where they now of,er 10 their
friends and the public generally, large and well SOLICITED
assortment. upou terms which caanot tail To ploasc-
Their stock ., prc,cn consists IN pan of
30 bhd. and tieroes Of y. o, F. Rico and ST Croix
Surars,
10 hhds and bbls " O. and Porto Rico Molasses,
z tcrcc. very superior Golden syrup.
go bags RIO. ST Domingo ard Java CoTcc,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns. Isaksvil,e Factory,
Is uns Country aud Iredepar Iron embracing a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
ucCORkLE 4 SIMPSON,

cROCE.S.lsD CO.LHISSInN.uERC CHAN rs,
oLpsrAsD or M'DAHiEL n M'consLI,
HAVE purchased the Stock o Goods Of the lats urn
j and will receive, lew days, fresh supply add
thereto and they offer for sale u the patrons Of The
ate firm and the pahiir generally, large supply Of
GROCERIES,, DOMESrICS &C,
con,i,ung oil ever, description o goods general, found
that business which they will sell the lowest inafk
lot cash time 10 regular customers Their goods will be
purchased principally io cash. that they will be enabled
offer inducements a purchasers
Thsy will also keep On hand Mannfa cturcd md
Smoking robacro. oi their manufacture, oil various
rtaue. with winch they would be pleased furnish the
onof customers Of Nel.n,c and McC orke andany ohon
wanting that article
They have several years experience and offer then
services trstRu tnAIssos AoyNr. TOT Nh. sellng Of
Goods ard Connty Produce which liberal advances will be
made aa1 will receive special su.ntion.
All Cod, and Proluc. consigned u. Tor transportation will
he forwarded with despatch and fee OF dra,sgs
Lynehbutg, January
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LHiIIT STREET. HlLIINORE.

ARIlll X l.. FDGG. ! p..;,,.
PlIlNEAS TIlURSrON,
TuNliE undersigned, having succeeded tho late firm
Of Dix fogg In the proprieorshlp Of the Foun-
Hotel, SO long and widely known Of the IN sl
rommodious establishments IN Baltimore, take this meth
cd Of inf rmlng the travelling public TINT, besides the
great improvement made last spring The addition Of an
wing to the house, by which large number
Of lodging rooms added, well extensive
Bathing Establishment they have recently had construct
ed Ladies' Ordinary, fitted up In the most unique
an beautiful style; and asJ private sitting room for
The gentlemen. which 10 entirely free from the hustle
ccssarly incident to the public patsof the house
arrangement highly desirable and which they hatttr
themselves cannot fail to please In connection with
undergone thorough ,lslun ever, thing alTerlaIng
10 the upholstery Of the establishment has been renewed
and attendants Tor the chambers selected with strict
view 10 entire capaIilly in every respect. The Table
will be found al all times full, supplied with every thing
the market affords served upln superior style while III
ihe way of Wines &c, nothing will he kept but what is
II the best quality Add 10 hcs, facts the attention and
courtesy which will he rendered by their assistants acting
under their own personal snpen son Those who may
favor them with call they naiter themselves will
leave dissatisfied, pains expense will be spared
their part tho wants OF their guests and trust
heir hopes offs liberal patronage will no, prove unfound
ed.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel FREQ ofcharge
Feb 25-l2w
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Roberts ~ VIH!lP,.


4 RE NOW RECEIVING AND OFFER FOR
IN SALE,
AZ hhds. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and n o. Sugar
p boxes and bbl3. Loaf and Clarified do
10 bbs Powdered aud Crushed do
- hhds. and bbls. Moasscs.
80 bags prime green Rio Coffee,
rs =" - l.agNra do
% i" lost I'D Java and Mocha do
1000 los Sole Leather. Cheaper than cver,)
1000 g" Cotton Yarn.
! tierce Rice
30 b5Nes and half boxes Rasn.
225 krgs Nails, part Box and Warehouses;
l05 " Blasting and Sporting Powder,
% boxes 5 r. 10 and 10 It II Window Glass,
- Sperm and Tallow Candles
800 sacks Liverpool salt, in prime order.
l3 tons Country. English and lredcgar iron
Asia large stock cotton Shirtirg. Shooting and
Oznsburgs, fac black and green Teas, Shoe 1hrca ,
Soap, Salt Pere Aln, indigo, Maddcr, Copp-ras race
and ground Ginger, Pcpp7r, Nlspcc, Shot, Bar Lead
letter, foolscap and NrVping Paper, Grad Stones,
Shear, Cast aud Bisicrcd Sccl, Fur and Wool Has
Calcoes, Ticking, Checks Scgars Mustard, Shoes
lacks, Bed Cords Plow Lines Truce Cans ANcs
Knives aud Forks, SC SC, To wh ch they invite the
attention Of thelr friends and the public
Feb. Its
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.N6sr Concern,

I'VE undersigned have this day formed co partncu
ship, under the style and firm Of
WILKINSON s. HATCHER.
for the purpose Of conducting general Dry Goods Gro
cary and Commission Business They lave purchased
Of Hatcher Green their entire Stock o Guos, and ahoa
the tenement occupied by them, and ais, thai recenl,
ecrup,cd y Mr.. Wm.J. Willis where thoy will have,
IN few weeks large and well selected stock ii DR.,
t;,cs a< GTsssrles Offer their old friends and
omcrs and the public gerc'iliy, al prices Ia suit tho
imes Purchasers arc requested II call aud examine
heir stock before purchasing elsewhere.
TnOS NJ WILKINSON.
Fob l5-s A. HATCHER
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.F5PrChNRs T0isOrirg
CHARLES W. LOVE-.

VNOUlD respectfully lafsrm the cuIeas Of Lynch
w turr and surrounding country, that he has .4.cr
the n1us7, opp site Mcess Greear s. Royal, where he
intends carrying On the Tailoring Daslncve. in all lis
branches.
lie has on hand, and Viii continue 10 keep bcsuti
nj assutmcn, of Cloths, Cass!mores ard Nestlngs and
n TACT every ihmg suitable 10 6enilencn's wcar, 10
"Ilrh he would cal The attention of the public ANY
wofd entrusted 10 his shall meet with prompt al
ie1u n. { W LOVE
y B.--Thr upper Tenement Of his Shop. suitable for
small Family, Is for rent G. W J..
ian. 25--ts
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'uNlIE subscriber takes this meth,

yNlE subscriber tnkes this method to inform the
Il mnnitt Of Lsnchbnre and the surrounding country,
that hn has become tho purchaser Ola large nterosi
IN the l,nchburg Cotton Factory which establishment
he Is now taking thfaugha thorough repair When com
peted he feels confident that he viii be enabled pro
duco od work any cstabl lshmcnt IN Virginia or
any other State.
'Ihe assurance he has for success IN making Cotton
Yarns, kc, that h. has Tor number OF years been AZ
lively engaged the ct'un manufacturing business and
the last STA years ont OF the Of the thaI c,yir
Cotton and Wool Factory during which time Crewlson
jones enabled to make good Cotton Yarns as
number Of our good customers IN the Valley OF Nugln
H. a. we'll thu side Of the mountains will rec
9liccl as made IN any csabshm mt and bet
ter article ri Noolen Jeans for negroes (of the kind.
W., not II be found IN market Tie hopes therefore that
the people will venture Tcc when the Yarns out
and Try them, tna IS all he asks prove all he has
81 d or may eay.
JAMES 6. CRFWDSON, Agent,
\. All tho accounts Of the Iynchhurg Mannfac
turing Company having been been put the hands If the
subscriber Jr settlement is dcs rabe that al persons
having cllns against said Company shoul present hem
tn settlement, and II Is hoped that all those no
any thing 10 sa'd Company will mp a, and
pay oil their several accounts. To enable the suhscn
br pay on the IN leblcdncss OF said COMPANY In hope
H-rai". that tic accounts @uc The Company will be
tended 10 al 9aoe "a the sub, rb,r VIZ no lave II IN
his power 10 devote shur, time the settling those
,cchuhis and would nss, upon settling up all of them J
ht'uie he will be under the necessity, Gas will be your
lacrcsl1 10 give up tn claims as the Company must
have Their money 10 enable them u meet their engage
meals
Please avail yourselves Of the frs, opportunity call
al tho lynehbnrg Cotton Factory where the subscriber
may be lounl ready for settlement.
JAS. s. CREWDSOS
Feb 25-6w
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I0ETlc.aL
rIIErLIcuToF TUE vULTURts.


! Ia vas sa'ed ssre DAYS ucr in the National ln,el
rtueer ,lai m,rsnse ,lamls Il In American vuure
intend M Is rss he eye s.6 reach har. recently -cr
.s~n lsing steadily twares tic S,,h Tic read'ng o
il .aQec s'et tic le~rg III, gular lines
What aprhens the Heavens via, glcoms tbs 'sy
VIVA, rushing nd j. hesid
,aeoantess nis =. they II tlay Gy
Ais sounding wings that dsrkenshe say,
Of Tie mu.l 'rous tho tlo-c wing bird
IN lcns hcnea ,rssn, irnrn tie iaI-o6 North,
Like an air-kcn hos, the, come,
A.thoasb morsrch Lad unnoned hen forth,
Ard rnaIshalled their columns, irom tn,,n,
To shadow the Garth, the air to fan,
And scare with darkness, the rare Of man.
Whittier, Oh whittier We lover Of blood,
who make armies your prey and men yosr ie>d,
Oh whittier do We hs
Say, is i, battle ye scen, afaf
10 you hear the mastering sound, Il wsf,
And The groar. Of that die
To thu sos,h, n tbs South, we speed our ogb,
To tn starny JOYS Of the msddend hgh,
And the r-cknE feast a, il el,'.e
To the fields sil smoking with human gore,
Tathc pit thstyavns, = the hall made grave,
To oar meal on the strong, 10 feast on the brave,
We fly, we ay.
waya NJ 50 proudly tina. dancing plume,
Vain child Of martial ptide
M cheek thy ver slocl with look ~ proud,
Not raise thy ,oire Of command 80 loud,
sffth ~ leeons me
Toui, ht that voi-e shall b hashcd and ,uil,
Nor o,h, again. from no. OF hill,
Repeat is ha'tlc cry
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NEW F>lL AND WINTER G0ops

NEW FAIL. AND WINTER GOODS.
fkNlE snh~ubcrs aic now receiving. and IN few
days VII have IN safe thef entire stock OF FALL
AND WINTER GOODS. among which will bc
ilupd ullaSlruncnt Of The mns fashionable. for Ia
- and Gelomcns wear. rs well aa a large stock OF
Noallens noncs,cs, Hats ajs, Boots and Shocp and
'nast every article usually found Dry Goods ceab
shma H.
Feeling grateful e. tho a'ronagc horo,,rc received,
hcy cord ally invite hsr trfnds AMI tho public give
'icr stock an oNanua ion, Pleis NJ themselves use
every cN"Faon and spare no Ians 10 please all who may
favor them with rail-
:. GCGGEHHElhlER BROTHER
September - W
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DISSOLUTION,

Ecoparncrshir.h reto existing under the style
u and firm Of DAVIS. COLIIOUN s. Co. was d $
lyel on the Isl of this month"; hy mutual consent.
All persons having aims against n firm II present
th"m for Scttl ncut and all persons .bted Will please
call and 81 s Their &C unts early p'ssble.
III The Of The firm will he used only in settl NC
tho business Of ho concern
The Stock ofg - la which is still large, will be-
sol without reglrt fJra sho time, cfJe CT ng
at auction
The alics invited 10 examine hor stock Of French
W RI d Shlw'sfr prng, Gloves II siery, SIX WARP
Alpaca. Cashmere Lawns, Brrescs Sc, which will be
sJld for less than New York prices.
GEO. d. DAVIS,
JOHN II. DAVIS,
March 4-w3w CHARLES s. COLHOJN
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.Vcch0nirs' AAttggs IsGaE.

WIS Institution allows per cent on all deposits re
Il nalning months and more. j. Isl furnishing
condition, and IN all rpecls perfectly sale depository
Tor all spare funds that Individuals may be desr 5us Of IN
"siing npon Interest Deposits always paid demand.
PLEASANT IABBY. President.
II RICHARDS, Treasurer.
j. H. ROBINSON Secretary
DIRECTORS
?. Labby, Samuel W. Shelton.
) I, shacldef I'd JIG. McClanahan,
Jas. NJ. Langhpfno. j. }. saImons.
jesse I. Dagad, d. p Reese,
Jacob Kumbough.
Feb. i-w6ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
NOTICE.

uNllE subscriber having purchased the ntcres, of f..
1 q. McClanahan IN the late firm of McClanahan
4 Co.. has formed CO partnership with Mr. {. 1homp-
son, OF this place for the purpose OF continuing the
GROCERI .lND COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the style and firm OF McC anahan & Thomp,on
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age. literally extended TO the late concern. An cA
perencc OF - years close attention to business with the
entire personal attention Of both partners. Will think
enable u give satisfaction TO all who may favor
with their patronage.
JNO. G. McCLANAIIAN.
Nov | Is
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C0MsOrf0blc HaCegsing 0tss

with three fir places the lowo rr and up stairs
with some other necessary buildings. n.ycr Iailng
We'll ol water IN the yard, together with considerable
variety oi RUIZ TREES Of excellent quality, which
seldom fail 10 bear
A. the same time and place, VIII Of I'm Ike
mr. all The personal pr perly of the late Mrs Susanna
Powell, consisting Of two Mich Cows parcel OF nice
family Bacon an Lard, valuable cooking Stove,
Side board, one Secretary Desk, Of ahegany
Dining lalles besides other Tables Chairs, &c. Table
and HI chen Furniture, with variety of other articles
too tedious 10 ennnoaie. but well worthy the Of
house keepers. Terms at sale.
March ll-w4w THE LEGATEES
All those having claims az inst the Estate If Mrs )
A. Powell, deed, are requested to make them known
before the above day OF sale so at aranaomo lis may
be made to discharge them.
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y d T. I.

Hoy virtue Ola decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
- of Law and Chancery for Bedford county, pro
unccd at the September term OF said Court, IL i6 in
the Of Yates Board and b ,arI Yates the un
drrsigned WILL on the 30h day of March, lS47 on the
premises prceed SELL at public auction, to the highest
bidder, credit Of twelve nhs, certain Tract or
parcel Of Land. containing FIFTY FOUR or FIFTY
FIVE ACRES, he the same less, being b., Of
the dover Land held by Mary Board Decd lying On the
waters Stony Fork md joining the lands Of James Nc
Gam Thomas kasey and oh.rs. Bond with good per
NAL security Will be required Of the purchaser and the
'l'lc to said land will tie reaGcd further security until
the whole Of the purchase money he paid.
MATTHEW PATE,
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN,
WILLIAM MEAD,
Feb 2J-wi30M Commissioners
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fERMlFU GE OR DEAD SI,o, ~
roe U OHIS


Il h's"y cnu'be P' fp"dioh. capable from n, p,,
tnae y MS dcii0n. " tiCartIg the sl,it,r -, y
hours ~ ercrv U,,m. J~
I'VE origin, de We upment md .upport al -.
L human stem, are to be attr,but ed 10 !, d IN Tie
d.bliltn ed condition the stomach and how And
eta sed fact that wh,r tn. d.. e,,ion i, MIN; oens
the general p"wrrs OF til, stem IN b,.lti ard
ina ibitatiun. This preparation ,'a,ttLsy
advantage oil not onl, r-,ro, ing ever, worm peculiar
.odvcing healthy arton OF the stomach and ~ also u
d.e>iion, III rely relieving man, c,mn,,,n1 'fsaA
dc of the d,yrsii,e n,.s, Al an 'hs o.
and certain its operat and unpleasant, IL p.4p'
xscn.',
Thi. is to certify thar have ,old IN. ~. ri lsH
sin T. E., ,,,,n,,.1' ~ n, n ~ ' ''tmiast DEAD
aud have witnessed ITS cihcac, man, cases. "0h'"
pntricul.rl, a p,i,,pt JnnI,. .vnJ - oas vaa
rou lied - III, Ian W,rm far Sc, .r,l h' had teos
:, l,,g, o,,nity rs,v ,Ln, . ,rN - exhibited 10 n,
had passed by the Of or 2vais and in N, n'd mo
apparent that the patient had W orms ha, "hsre
niti III N, knowledge. ID. L. LYMAN ~ 'a''sa
Price - c.nis per vial. Nth"'
Prepared BY DIR II r. Prcry, and so d wbnle.,l
BY \. Il. < -. SANDS, Djuggi,ts, lOi Fulo, :, "h
Of W ilam Ne" York. - sine
Sold also by ID. Il LYMAN n,,.;
Iynnlh".,
anihy Druggists generally throns houi III, Ui,ss -,
Oct ) 80
NIn"iNIi ~. SS;-
A -, u '"''.n'v "e'sions, held for tho Count, II
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Merchant Tailoring.
J 0 nv o. III. T..


"A the OH Sand Of Hn. s. J. Onhsv.
"0ClD respectfully inform the ctzeos II I,nch
w burg. and The public. that he will continue to
conduct, al the old stand Of himself and brother tho
TAILORING 81 slNESS,
il all It's branches. lie has On hand and will con
iiuaty keep, beautiful 1rimenl of Cloths Cass
ueTes, Neslings and IN fact everything suitable Tor Gen
temens wear,which he wmake up order IN the NEST
fashionable s'yhs, hands nn. fs and warranted work
mlnslp. lie would invite the attention Of the public
10 his stock
Feb. 4-is
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30 Acres Of GantI,

moro or less belonging to the E,ac If Capt Viii All
Powell. deed, lying On both sdts the Iy4chburg am
NaIem Turnpike road within three miles OF Lynchhurg
he Land swell and we consider it nearly half II
.xnads L has IN Ii
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STEAM FAD 4 afL1NG FACrOHY
ID G. T. X o "A D.
ABOVE BUTTONwOOD STREET,
II L A ID {; L HIA
+ this establishment may be found the greatest va
IA rlcty Of Plans and heaut ful Patterns for
IRON Rulings
in the United States, to which the attention Of those
IN want Of any descriptions and especially for Ccmete
rios. is particularly Invited
The principal part of all the handsome Railnrs at
Laurel Hill Monument, and other celebrated CcIncte
res in the city and county of Philadelphia. which
have been 50 highly exolcd by the putlc press, were
executed at this mandatory.
large Ware Room is connected with this establish
rnent, where is kept constantly on hand lar,e stock
Of ready made IRON RAII.INGS ORNAMENTAL
IRON SETTLES. IRON CHAIRS, new style pl,n
and ornamental IRON GATES. with an extensive "a
slrtmcnt of IRON POSTS, PEDESTALS. IRON
ARBORS, &c. Also, in great variety Wrourht and
Cast Iron ORNAMENTS, suitable for R,llnrs. and
other purp SIS.
The subscriber would as state that in his p,.tcr,
Designing Department he has employed some of THE hes,
talent IN the country whose whole attention is devoted
to the misunderstanding altogether one of the mast conn
plec and systematic establishments of the kind j, tho
Union. " ~
ROBERT WOOD. proprie.or
Ri lge Road, above Bu,tonwod St
Philadelphia, Feb. 4-w6t