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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
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TUE subscriber, residing in the county of Bedford "
l. miles south oil Liberty, proposes opening
Female School, *.
to commence on the first Monday ia uary next and coh
uing session OF ten mouths The School will be conducted
by Mis- adenia B Duke of Lyncburg who has had sever
a experience in Teachings and has invariably given en-
tire satisfaction to all who have patronised her The 'nc
attention will DC paid TO the moral well mental culture
every pupil and the discipline OF the School will be rcy
rental Scholars will be charged from the time Of entrance
case Of protracted sickness.
Terms PER SESSION OF 'rEN MONTHS. ~
For board, including washing lights, nc. S6o w
For tuition in reading, writing, arithmetic, SC 10 w
For History, English Grammar, Geography ~
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Alge-i wv
bra, sc,
Music on Piano extra charge -,
hose no wish to obtain boari with the "
ter make early application only limited number OF be i'u
viii be taken Board be obtained in the
respectable families for &c 90 per month ,,
JAMES LEFT VIII
Cantor Wheat.
VIE subscriber will pay the highest cash rice ~
n WHEAT,
delivered either At the LanShorres Mills. or a. bfs
Creek r.s.F -. o.. n MON rGCNEhI.
August -pa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
10 he Public.

no he Public.
NAVlN been appointed Agent by Messr John Struthers
x Sor OF Phadcph OF the largest
nhc Unitei States Tor the sale Marble ok in general
am now ready to fill orders for
Arabian, Egyptian, allan and BardigIia
VI Il h l. f. NJ Il " II E l. S
at 1.-THE lowest Cash price, and their delivery Lyncbur.
sound condition. warranted Tomb Stones and Marb. Mon
uments made to order few designs may seen framed at
the store Of ID. w Moore Nam Street.
Just received, the latest style finish for succo cornces
Those wishing To have old parors fitted up after the
ye the Northern Cities, do by app, the
ibcr.
Jan % JOHN LONG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
ZT.lGE E.NE.y'T.
Asfks 5000

lie subscribers respectfully inform the Public that the
will hereafter their line OF Stages between Charlos
Tuesday, Thus day, and Saturday at o'clock, A. NJ
and reach Charlottesville to dinner. They will leave Char
locsvic ON Monday Wednesday and Friday at sA Nj =,
aud reach S'ottsvie by dinner.
Every cement has been made the comfort
and accommodation OF passengers.
TYLER s LITTLE.
+. S-W have made arrangements to accommodate any
number Of persons who may wish pass this iuc to Char
lottes,illo to attend Conference. i. & l..
Oct 2S-w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

=. S-Cnmmunications addressed 10 Rev. J. e. Black
well, Gravel HILL Buckingham be prompt, attended
Jan. Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

Ian. Hurt James L. Tlast, Malta tlark os,t aa5ha
-, I'm. William HINT and Josephine iaft,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

- 49,, held in the Clerks Office ii the count. cur %
A .npssii county Monday the 9th day oil eesn'ff
1871 - p,,;n,n
Sterling Mepesrmon, A"''''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
= II sEcH4NicAL ExEcvrioaEBts 4
BY n. ADoLPHUs RUTTE n
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Advertisements Inserted at 50 cents per square.
fourteen lines or less,) for the first Insertion and
25 cents for each subsequent Insertion. One cot
umn one month ~ 90. Three months $40. sN
months Sl5. Twelve months S25.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18

.bJfI9jiJOB PRINTING ibfgIfh
or every description neatly and eSpeditiousiy
executed at the Office ofthe 'Spirifof DemocEacy;
and at reasonable prices
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
q What is. CharitY!.

'q9'q ID What is Charity!' ',.1. ,; . :,
-'o ''Tis not 70 pause, when At my door d
" "a shiyeripg mortal stands, ,,,,. o.
s,oN TO ak the cause that made him poor,
s"I y Or why he help demands. -...
si ooe.I< - b1sRs' Z 's''t9" 'Ht
IT'S not to spurn that brothers prayer,
adj dolESs faults that he has known, aB-tH
.;,,,fTh MOTTO leave him in despaif,. balIu
- And say that we have none. ndl -io
.iist The voice Of charity is kind. y" ~
il;w ,fiBhesseksth nothing wfong; iNa'i
-sslT Tolevery fault she seemeth blind. {1u
h,snia Norvaunte.h with her tongue i,''
sir .bsiisg eif s5iiF1 s'J2d 4! }'t
In penitencs she pleadeth iaith.1 u sdj
Hope smile;h at the door; -.
'f'ia Belisve,h first, then softly saith. -
. F. 9F"Go. brother, sin no more" '' ~
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.,5o'q ., :. ,,..T ID The Wagner. r., W. l''
s-,mag z8G ta-- -Tca.g.H 40 ssaga'
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The Subscribers Have Just Received
A LARGE supply of many desirable articles in their
hne to which the attention of purchasers is invited
Consisting in part of the following:
full supply of fresh Spices of all kinds
Essential Oils, Perfumery, Gelatne IsingasA
Brushes, of all kinds and qualities,
bbl. No. Castor Oil, Case Eng. Sup. Carb. Soda,
Case Asphaltum pipe Snider's best French Brandy,
full supply of White Lead of various brands No. l
and Pure,
Case No Chrom Green, Cases Paris Green dry
and ground in oil,
100 lbs. Litharge 100 lbs Rcd Lead
100 lbs. Salt Petre, 25 lbs Cayenne Pepper,
Spanish Brown and Yellow Ochre dry & ground in OIL
All kinds and qualities of Varnish
Superior Sand Paper, Canary Bird and Hemp Seed
Basam and Oil Cubeb Capsules,
Bulls, Sands and Pelletier's Sarsparilla
Hastings Syrup of Naptha,
200 lbs Stuart's Superior Chewing Tobacco, &c.
PESCUD & JOHNSON.
E On the road, and expected constantly to arrive,
400 Gallons of Lamp and Whale Oil, so boxes Window
Glass assorted Sizes and great variety of Surgical and
Dental instruments. p. & ].
December 13, 1S47 6s4--
Register copy.
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VILLA ms, HavWO0d. a. o.


WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISN
RALEIGH, N. C.
keep constantly on on hand large and well-seIec,
stock of ''
Foreign and Native Drugs
AND ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN CHEMIcu
Which has been carefully selected from the Nortbr
Cities, with strict reference to their purity and
be relied on with full confidence.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ofsuperor quality and fine finish, from the mort apvu
Ted American Manufactures. Our stock of
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE-sTUFFs,
Is always large and complete, comprising in part Oh
following, viz:
american White Lead, dry and in OIL, Chrome Grn
Chrome YeLlotc, TcrdigTis, Chinese Vern,ilion
Tenttt0n Red, LiTlseed, Lamp, Sperm and
Tanners Oils, Indigo, .MGdder, Ertract
L0g0OoOd, CepperGs, Dye SfufS gen
orally. Spanish BrOIUn, &c &c.
Leather, Coach, Furniture and Japan Vdrnishes
Together with large and well-seIected stock d
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
Which we recommend TO Picture Dealers. Buildn
and others,
TOBACCO, SEGARs, AND SNUFF.
OF the very best quality and superior
AADERIA, SHERRY, cLARET AND PORT wINu
FRENCH BRANDY AND LONDON Brown STOUT
All OF which is offered for sale at unusually low pre
and upon the most accommodating terms
orders from Physicians and others pTomntly execul
and particular attention paid to packing and forw,
ing. ~
May Is, 1s47. sn-
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WarrentOn Female Institute.

lHIS Institution has been under the care of its pre-
sent Teachers and in ourishing condition. for near
ly seven years. 1t is located in Warrenton Warner
county, N. c. three miles from the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad The buildings and spacious, arrang
ed with reference to the comfort and convenience of the
pupils The health of the village such as to attract ma
ny visters from scky regions
The course of study embraces in addition the eIenen-
tay branches nearly all those taught in Colleges
Lectures are delivered Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Astronomy and Geology accompanied by the illustration
and experiments of good apparatus. good Library,
Herbarum Minerals and Shells all times accessible
TO the Pupils.
Such methods of impartng instruction adopted as
to awaken, in the mind of the Scholar the lively
tsrest The year is divided into Sessions, of five
months each. The first commences the lst Monday
IN January. The second, the Ist Monday in July.
Charges, per session of five month"; as follows
Board Washing, &c, $45 90
Tuition in all the English branches, from 10 to I2 90
Music Piano and of Instrument % 90
Drawing, Mczzotinto, Chinese and Monochrome
tic Painting, the Ancient and Modern Languages,
Lessons in Wax Fruit and Flowers, each 5 90
Music on Guitar, and use Of instruments Is 90
Oil Painting 10 90
Vocal Music B 90
Needle and Fancy Work, gratis.
No other charge will be made, except for Books and
Sheet Music.
Address Rev. N L. GRAYEs, Ray E6L A M Principals.
November 1s, 1s47. 6s6-6t
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Boys Boots, and Misses Boots & Shoes.
INO save yourself much trouble just go to the Ladies'
l. Saloon, and you will find large assortment of little
Boots with long legs and high heels fashionable
shape.
Children red Morocco Polka Boots with Patent Leat-
or tips.
Misses red Morocco Polka Boots with Patent Leather
tips.
Misses and Children's Bronze and Mazarine Blue ai
ter Boots.
Misses Morocco and Goat skin Boots with thick soles
All other kinds Misses and Childrens boots and other
shoes for sale at the Ladies' Saloon together with an
abundant supply of boys boots large and small sizes
The Ladies Saloon Is Main street, near Walter's
City Hotel. W. H. ADDINGTON-
Norfolk, Dec. IL, ls47. CSC.
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lVHNHE TATTERsALL's HEAvE Powders are Msb
Il Iclne entirely different in their composition ai
action from any thing of the kind before offered
this country and are warranted TO be the best article
the cure of Heaves, Broken Wind, &c. IN Horses, nov
eAtant Their extensive the TsAtersaIls' Sfaba
London and in other parts of England, has been n
comPIed by the most astonishing results and many t
sand valuable horses have been rendered sound her
They are offered to the people of the United Sl,s
with the confident assertion of the proprietor that M
he0Ues can be cured 6y them
~ None genuine without the written signature Of u
KIrkbrIdge, Lokdon - Price dollar.
A. H. COUGH, & Co. l49 Fulton ri. NY
General Agent for the u States
"A supply of the above Powders just received and h
sale by PESCIjD r. JOHNSnN
Raleigh, Nov. g. SsO-
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Ran Away

IRON theaSubscEiber, Eve miles North Of Sal.n
Stokes County, on the 26th October, two negro mel
Cain and Otcen Cain is about six feet high S.I con-
Pexion teeth very much decayed in front he is Sup
posed to be vending his way to the place from wheua
he started to wit: Greene County, this Stale OwH
Is about five feet seven inches high of dark comple1
and rather hump shouldered, and has very sIv LOOK
when spoken to. He has formerly lived about HeOEi
Depot, Wayne County, N: C.; and both Cain and owA
liberal reward will be paid by the owner for the
Prehenson of said Slaves The Subscriber can be a.
dressed by Letter, to Huntsville p o. Surry Count
North Carolina. BENNETT w EiFI DS
November /, lS47 61a- If
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A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

ON Wednesday, the 26th day of January, Is4s, If
NInot sold privately before, shall expose public sale
the premises two miles from my residence, and Ave
miles South Of Litleton Depot Eleven Hundred Acres
of Land, known the Branch Planation-one half in
woods and well tmbered with oak, and considerable
portion of the other under good fences and productive in
the staples OF the country In addition to the advantages
of healthy location, pleasant neghborhood fine water
and good site for mill, constant stream, the Ioca
ton is considered desirable account of for
convenient and extensive stock farm.
The Improvements consist of Gin House and Screw,
Overscers House, Negro Houses &c. Persons wishing
to examine the Land before day of Sale, will call Col
A. NJ johnson, Edward Kearny, Esq the Subscriber
Payments and two years.
THOS w. HARRISS
Near Littleton, N. C..
december, "A, lS47. 6S7-ts.
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INHE subscriber having purchased this well known
Il Establishment, Immediately in front Of the Court
House. hereby gives notice to his friends and the public
that he is now fully prepared to entertain all those who
may favor him with a CALL
he deems 1t useless to say more than that the whole
VIII soon undergo such repairs needed; and that
his best efforts will be employed to make every depart
ment what it should be- He invites call from the Old
patrons of this House. this is the only mode by which
they can judge correctly Of its character.
Bearders will be received by the day. week. month or
year; and his charges shall not be extravagant
WESLEY w. YOUNG.
Oxford, January 4th, ls47. 6ss-3t
~ Register three times
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1S4S.
THE NEW YEAR.

4 FRIEND SAID TO Us THE OTHER DAY,
E1 alt seems to me that all the Ladies &c
Ito tho Ladies' Saloon to buy Shoes for THEN
Children; and if they want Shoes for them
selves they must be bought from the La
&ea Saloon or they not satisfied
thcy want pair of Cater Boots and particularly il
they want something new and handsome, then as well as
ever, it must come from the Ladies Saloon"
~How Is it Mr. Addington that your establishment is
50 popular among the Ladies?"
Why my friend, Saloon is well situated on the
fshionabe side of the great Broadway" of the City
d Norfolk (apar from the Market Carts and noise and
confusion amidst tho stores the Square, which is very
6sOgreeabe to Ladies The Ladies can be better suited
and better accommodated here than esewherethey can
get at once every desirable article for themselves and
Chidrsn which with the attention they receive and
VIII command the favors of the Ladies.
Wen, Mr. Addlngton, the neat appearance Of your
establishment its location, and your large OF
Fancy Boots and Shoes must contribute the merits of
your Saloon. have large family buy Shoes for and
VIII hereafter give you our patronage shall also take
great pleasure in recommending the Ladies' Saloon to
others"
We now meet with in the transaction of our business
We arc pleased with any manifestation which the public
may choose to make of the satisfaction they derive in
trading with u.s. and add assurance that no effort
shall be spared part to please every Lady and
Gentleman who will call at the Ladies' Saloon.
Our assortment this year shall be varied if DOS
slo!e than heretofore; that every Lady, Gentleman
Child and Servant shall find the kind of Boots and Shoes
at the Ladies' Saloon which they NAV want Now If
there are any persons disposed to turn oUe ne,v Leaf
and Try to do better this year than they did last in Pc
suniary point OF vlew THEY MOST REsPEcrHUL-
1T IEVIrED to deal with this year at our popular and
fashionable Ladies' Saloon.
euch persons as prefer it can have Pass Book for
heir own use, In which be entered all the purchases
Ot the amy and thus save the trouble of writing orders
to berEants-and need settle their accounts o, once in
ak months.
We hope to get large number of families this wear
asded to our already large list of patrons who deal alto
@etheT at the Ladies' Saloon on Main street near Wal
tez's City Hotel w. III. ADDINCSTON
Norfolk, January Sd, 1s4s 6se-
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New Work.

VTNHE Poetieal Works of Fitz Green Haeek, now 6rt
Il collected, illustrated with Ensravngs, by American
Here Is volume Of the right sort The gifted author Of
AtnWlck Castle, Marco Bozzars, Fanny and numerous
other poetic gems We question much whether the Pub
herS have ever issued work of greater typographical
beauty and artistical excellence throughout than this
one OF the embellishments. is highly finished gem
Of Art For sale at the North Carolina Book Store bv
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, December, ls47. esI
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Notice.

'kNHAT on Wednesday the 26th day of October lad,
Il was taken up and committed to Jail in CurHIutk
County, N. C.. negro man who had been passing Mi
ee by the name of Jno Johnston Since his CON
he belongs to gentleman by the name OF George Span
who resided at the time of his elopement (Which ba
been some four or five years since) in MnrireesbOrO
Hertiord County, NJ c.. Isaac is Of middle size, DAT
complexion has old look says he is between twsn
hve and thirty years old. The owner is reouestedb
come forward, prove title, pay expenses, and take bin
away or ne Will be dealt with as the law directs
Nov. 15, lS47. fsIM
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New Works Mt the N. C. Book store

new works Mt the N. G. Book Store.
wyatt on the Dog, with numerous illustrations.
EDITED by F. J. Lewis, M. D. Member Of the Aca.
DENY OF Natural Science at Philadelphia.
School Keeping. Theory and practice OF Teaching
or the motives and methods OF Good school keeping
BY DAVID Page, A M. Principal of the State Normal
School, Albany NJ. Y.
Sibone's Waterloo Campaigns, with Maps and Plans
Of the Battles.
New Cook Book. Acton's Modern Cookery, in all
ITS branches reduced to a system OF easy practice
Mexico and her Military Chieftains, comprising
sketches othe lives of Hidalgo, Morales urbdo San.
ia Anna Gomez Farias, Bustamente, Paredcs Almonte
AIsta Alaman, AmPudia, Herrera and De La Vega il.
netrated by IL Portrait Engravings, By Fay Robinson
Prce 2O cents This day received at the North Carolis
Book Store by HENRY D. TIJRNEP
Raleigh Nov. IL, ls47. $50
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YOUNG LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL

ME exercises of this School will be resumed again
on the lst Monday in January next under the care
of the Misses PARTRIDGE with such assistance as NAV
be necessary for the interest of the School.
TERMS FER SESSION, FOLLOWS:
English Branches, from S7OO to q TX M
Latin, 100
French, oo
Music on the Piano, with of the Instrument
Guitar, 1o0o
Drawing and Needlework, M
Painting and Waxwork each ooo
Board Washing, Fuel, and Lights per month 1100
Scholars can remain through the vacation free of char
Raleigh, December 8, 1897. 0s4-S2mee
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Bailey's syrup of wild Cberrv

NOR coughs, colds, asthma. inAuenz, ,vhoo.;.
cough splitting OF blood and all pulmonary diseases
impure ssts Of Ss bood all diseases arising an
evil chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia, ds.sses of 6s
skin, bones, old ulcers etc "''eHses o' ths
i6G.Iey's Fever and ague Remedy-The most invalu.
e,ro en'rely vegetable PreparAton-and sure
6otAy's .Amc1icG1 Vermifuge-A sure exterm;n.,o-
o. tom the system, in general use throuebout
hGtleys nnTiUGned Military Sharing Cream-Th.
gas stood the test for eight years. and Gained T
tSss nlsn reputation throughout the United Stata.
Canada, and most parts Of the world. 'eu o'a'ee'
- na.aeys superior h1deh6le huk-Wth and without
vac preparation warranted the best articie of the hind
sale oy the Druggists generally throughout the
s0r1.Iy Hs ane at wholesale and retail BY '"'
"H. DAlLEY > proprietor Of Apothecare's Hall.
corner OF Fulton and Sands st. BROOKLYN and hv
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &Co
Iul, - ,o,- Raleigh, N. C.
' - Ao1'' - 66l-6m,
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Terms.-One-fourth eash-ths balances in three equal
annual instamens with interest in advance. Or any
purchaser should prefer to pay all cash. five per will
be deducted from the credit nstalments.
Lists of the particular Tracts be had by APPLYING
to any of the Post Masters in Benton Marien County
or they will be furnished applied for by letter. rosr
PAID, addressed to The State Register at Tallahassee
FIoridQ.'
JOHN BEARD Register Of Public
Lands for the State Of Florida
Tallahassee, Nov. g. IS47 6s3-ts
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wigs, Toupefs. or Sca1n.

M H. QUlRk of New York, who is now at Wilmino
ton, has made arrangements to be at Raleigh on or
abou the 24th of January when he will be PREPARED to
receive the call OF all those who may require his pro
essona services IN the way Of moderate or luxuant
head OF hair AS his stay is limited to three or four days
on the of his arrival he will be pleased to
see all standing in need of his embelshing touch.
January, 49, 1s4s. ssa-t.
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Winter Shoes

Just received at the Lad;es' Saloon.
1000 pairs Ladies' Morocco Buskins with tb;ct all,
@d lined with thick Canton Hon,eI fIro,I
zOO pairs Ladies' Shoe Caters or foxed Buskias with
thick soles. - 81 ~ 'NA "a WIN WIN
quality. ~ ''e lno'' DeAusiiul
poo pairs Ladies' patent Metallic India Rubber sin.
per- Shd sandals the prettiest and the finest India RIB
per Shoes we have ever seen any where sse =
winch, together with many other kinds of new Good
Or Esoles and Children, makes the assortment Of oots
so Sooes al the Ladies' Saloon much more attractiye
City Hotel. W n InnTMcmalMssr Sgn: HS1[ y alssr's
Norfolk. October 20. ls47 sszN
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Books, for the Festive Season,

HENRY D. TURNER would call the attention NJ
his customers and the public generally to his beau.
fu and varied assortment of splenddy Bound and Illus
Gated Works, IN every department of Literature suta.
Die for Presents to old and young grave gay of which
personal inspection is requested The variety of Bible.
and Prayer Books very extensive and in all styles Of
Binding including Morocco, with or without ClasDs Su
perb Velvet, &c.
In addition to the above he has great variety Of Book.
and Games, suitable for Children.
ASo large variety Of Fancy Articles, &c. &c.
TURNER'S N. c. Bookstore, Raleigh.
Dec. 16, ls47. eoetf
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PROSPECTUS
Of q Ntc Music Book, in Patent Notes, and called
THE HESPERIAN HARP.


Dr. WIZ. HoUsER, JEFFERSON CO., GEORGIA.
NHIS work will contain 500 pages, including clear
concise exposition of the rules of singing and of
sical composition larger number Of the Church tunes
used by the various Religious denominations South and
West than have before been embraced in volume
Odes, and Anthems, Sunday School and Infant Hymns,
numerous Missionary and Temperance pieces, &c. &C.,
accompanied, in great many instances, by the entire
Hymn Song Many of the tunes are entirely new,
while many of those fine old airs that have long been
used in the South and West at prayer camp and other
Meetings. and in the social CIRCLE but have before
been collected and harmonized with numerous Irish,
Scotch German and other fine tunes hitherto scattered
at wide intervals the earh will be found in the Hes
perfan Harp. Books, ancient and modern-many that
are now out of print whose rich music is unknown to
most persons of the present dayhave been completely
" used up" to supply the present work.
The Hesperian Harp is the largest, and cheapest Mu-
sic Book offered the American Public, all ntel-
gent persons must who will compare it with other
works The price of so per copy, beautifully printed
and bound in pasteboard with neatly printed cover An
elegant copy richly done in of color desr
ed will be furnished at 81, so to $3.50, according to STYLE
so copies (plan) will be sent to address for $625O
100 copies for 800. The work will be furnished for
but subscribers Payment must be made in advance
Bills of any specie paying bank in any State received.
N. B. Active agents wanted Immediately, to canvass
every county, town, and city in the land to whom lib
eral per cent will be allowed Good recommendations
will be required Address the Author post paid Louis
vile, Georgia.
Any Editor who will publish this Prospectus three or
times, and send the first and last numbers of the
paper containing it, shall receive copy of the work.
jefferson County Ga, ls4s. 6s9-4t.