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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-30

N1rpICAI CARD-DR. MORRISON CONTINVES TO BE
Nl consulted forms Of private diseases with tnas sue
ccss whcha practice Of twenyx must waan Incse
lo have suffered would do well 20 examine
DR. claims their confidence See his dpicma WIN tne
sgnoturcs Of Sir Ashley Cooper sc in III is l"'n ~
MOST EXTRAORDINARY woRK-N TIE 1AkMnD
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. haarrccan sntn eai-
or Price work is meeting With most assoonun, eee
f2ti,p co,es already been Disposed Oh Very lem
s,; car ,ysthcr married ared althonSh ~ " m
W. ~ se married % discioses irrcrn tsccret
,itb s,ls ti tuo,rn 10 Tsrticua-iy tpU female
i.coyer tho cansos ypar'orl ard fhe uoet erns
ias ssd nos certain s f uto "a ,ysy eess fsr ale z
VI aawsy AZ ta Fuhlg sce y Ie,sy 800 Ph;is
sso,s Llt,ls and ca albany; W; r. AVIS oo ne
,. c a. Al copy oii ts tsasaitoi BY rst ne pessse
!. II, rr.s n me tnits1 States Al ettsst wur %
soss aid 70 Dr A. ~ sArRicSSv saS t2s New s'ss oe'
trrcs' ~ finerty ssgast. - ~ 81
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CCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.-MARSHS HEATH
- HousThis well known establishment having been fitted
In superior and provided with every convenience found
the fashionable opened
the 18th inst Unusual preparations have been made aordins
guaranty peasantness surpassed other
place in the country and with ample for 30
Great inducements offered to visit this cool and healthy
retreat The undersigned will give his personal attention,
usual during the whole
Dated June g. lSi2 y. MARSIIY.
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w IRE RoDs-MADG FROM BEST NORWAY IRON, Fcfi
w sale by c. Il. HABTCHT, IS v cssst

CTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER-F0R SALE, one 81
- cond hand Steam Engine and Boiler horse pcye IN nrs
order will be sold low Apply to r. Hoe CO., ~ ana 81
f.old sfree
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lie will make his re-appearance next autumn
SrEyERMARKrscHE COMPANY CoNcERr-Ths grand
affair will come of this evening at the Tabernacle
The most eloquent music which this talented band
gives forth is the theme of universal admiration
They have travelled through tho Union and in all the
principal cities the verdict which was rendered in
their favor in New York few months ago has be en-
confirmed All agree that they are the most original
and delightful musicians that have ever been ano ng
MS. The company consists IF nineteen performers,
each one perfect musician, and the harmonious
manner in which they manage their instruments Is
encbant every listener. Tonight, then, an oppor-
tunty will be afforded of hearing this splendid band
The tabernacle has been engaged by them aud n no
programme Issued. The music Of Strauss Dopizetti,
ana other eminent composers, will be rendered in
truly artistic manner. The house will doubt be
fully attended by most fashionable audience.
THE HAUsrR FAMILY will give one of their pleas ant
concerts at the Hamilton House this evening These
modest singers have established for themselves great
reputation. and completely equal the famous Raincr
FAMILY, who popular years since For the
accommodation of persons attending the concert the
steamboat Cricket will leave Fort Hamilton town,
at 10 o'clock.
CuRrsfr's M,rsrnrrs-- within year we lave had
every variety of enertanme In this city vet
notwithstsnding that and the competition which they
nad TO contend with Christy's Minstrrls retain their
pos,'on' ana receive daily much patronage. as was
~. pueo W .hem on their FIRST arrival among No
'o'''' co""e"'sry can e made 90 their ,xce, nee.
The Segnin froW s.opsraa the Theatre Royal ON the
evening Of the 27th inst Nr ccvcs who san, NJ Tho
iek IN the bishop froupe last cason IA now with the
mr skerrct Is iessee, and A. An stage
Miss wemyss and Mr. Jamison ware n,sv;,, AZ ,bo
ST. Louis theatre, on the goth inst
Adems& Co, have established q reoular Ex.
press line, between this city and New Orleans.
IN connection WIN the steamer Crescent City
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DANOgAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO
magnificent Panorama representing In the most beautiful
General Tayor operations In Meyic will n oened for
ming July 3 at o'clock Panorama will mo,as AZ
Sococn precisely Admission Is cent? No half price, Three
hibition the 4th 10, q and o'clock precisely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
NEW CONCERN.

TENIE subscribers have taken The house l,telv oocnn
Il ed by Mr.. Charles Yancey, and opoos,e Don r.
Y Peters, for the purpose Of conducting Tie
Saddle and Harness business,
IN ali its varions branches and take this opportunity Of
they will keep constantly on hand every article n,uaII,
found 20 such establishments made after The m,S, IL
proved styles Of the best materials and in the most suh
stantal manner ~ SUI
Persons In want Of any article in our line will do
I" give us call as seare determined 10 sell ye,v low
o'ure 'f" own Or country ktully received and
promptly attended To. '''
WM T. He KEY.
NN. (. ROBERTSON.
Nb-All repairing shall be done nearly a.i, On shor,
notice. " '
August Sim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
BENJAMIN TApPAN.
Silver Spring. JULY 7, Is
l am. SIT, yours,

Silver Spring July 7, lS4S.
Hon. Ben. Tappan. Seubenville, Ohio
Dear Sir-Ypur letter Of the Is, instant asks me to
state what know "as TO the way the Texas question
wa. got through the Senate comply, and will not
cucumber the narrative with imma,eria details.
When the resolution passed by the House Of Repre-
senaives for tho annexation Of Texas reached the SEN
ate, ascertain that it would fail in tina, body. Ben
ton, Bagby. Dix, Hay Hod. and, as understand, y"u
also, absolute in opposition TO this naked prop,s
ton Of annexation. which necessarily brought with it
the war in which Texas engaged with Mexico
All had determined 10 adhere the bill submitted by
Col. Benton. for the appointment Of COMMISSION To
range the OF .iipn with Texas. and 10 make
the attempt render lis accession our Union paa-
table as possible 10 Mexico beofe its consun,na ton
II hoped That this point Nigh. might La bvea ct
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NOTICE..
May its

~ virtue ola deed of Trust executed to US bv Vim
- W. camden. decd, bearing date The Oh dav Of
January, 1913. and duly recorded in the Clerks Ofre
ct Nelson County Court for certain purposes therein
enIIoned; We Shall offer for sale as Trustees in
IA deed OF l rust, TO the highest bidder. for
sh on The premises, the 10Th day Of Aunust newt
II 'ir not the next fair day, Sundays excepted. the
following property, towit: Negro u oman Priscilla
also one Clock, four Feather Ids, and Furniture ono
SIDE Board, one Bureau. one Looking Glass. all the
ilouse hod ant Kitchen urniture of the said VIM. W.
Carden, 80 the plantation Utensils Of every descrn
ton ec head Of horses eleven head of Cattle and H.
stock Of Hogs, and their Increase since the execution If
The deed aforesaid, much Of the aforesaid ponery
as will be sufficient to pay debts due in said deed If
Trust The tle to said property believed to be oood
but acting as Trustees We shall convey only such as said
deed VI Irust vests in u.s.
JOHN 5. CAMDEN.
WM. WRIGHT. s trustees
July l7-tl6A
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TIE UNION PLAYING SECOND FIDDLE TO
TIE ABOI TIIO\ISrS
F. 2. RL


"e'e WY mug" impressed by the J." CO OF re-
''" II ~ ,n"hp'''' :" 'ho'aha' N ms excel
, l" ."'S Guy t"a' Inc o'uh nal
a. 49, p s1ssNe "'!i aggressive democracy
LII. ""t o.'"i Decn"Se nc success q He Dtmo-
e'u'c Paty c "ei'cs STATES Fsq'"ta The separate or
.''ot = "~ 'loG,u""'a's NJ hompS"n drcaT-
mi: HI '' 10 we" hno"h !" every one acquainted
m' ',G ''s'"y % parties IN the Norm and North Yves
az ~" ~ dlP'a'ce> "Sfa ~ We Democratic papers
anu lAe'' III every tircl0h 10 acace tile AbolItlonists
:" NV ~ .'' , &c P''e "oNf'
Is ~" ~ t,S important ohServa ion receives daily
iHa'''h IN 'he course OF the Washington Union,
""'' "eNo u us pest energies to the business of
showing mat Grnefal Taylor cannn be cleo ed, because
ne e'i' set ''e superior Tie anti-SaVery people-
"llchS another method IT perSuadg tohem sand ainlf
and form distinct anti slavery party 10 show that the
organ OF the Pr sient and Of the grea; Dem cratc party
Is now seduiousy pushing dis policy of snulainrihe
abOonsts to maintain separate organization Ne ask
the readers attention the following example OF what
that paper is daily publishing
Ia the Union Of July 3st we Gna he following ar
cle inserted without one word OF cmnInent or disap
probate n;
ONO
Tie II e,'.rn Drse,re-'rba Sn,i,el ,res T., jro,,
up the Confidence If The desr,rinr 'Tarlrtas H. hIi
ing out some hopes Of The Western Reserve Rnt iheso
homes are too ,e Mr. I;dInos cnd n; g., 49,.
one,,I, conm;ted ora;ns, 1,,lr ~. m;JJ:a.rs LII
.rdlin poses.e. fbe confidence ~ tbc Psor, f ro ,
ann ,nno IN Ob;o !, Lonu ~ Ie y t,o j. , I.L
ar1;nst ,be crt.ue;o,, r Ia, y ,,aU H. = ~ u y
c0nfdence In I9l4 wbsn E1r CIr7 car';"I a. ~,
5000 Mr. Gidd;rns is,ricI c,nnsai ni IN, INK, !,
lies cave AIR ClaT 52lcr no; r,;,v ,, H. pIL ~
other connie, of ,b paservs ,Iied =, ,L,t sn0o m.
rity. s. il i css thst ,,yen I'D R.e.,c XIX H.
| w; oo,t, IN Cb;o are ,,na,ty M: :; y J
faci Jhnsa WIN tr ~, rs ;,jo,;taIro . r
Ciedrps aod ILa,,, - H. ,r,,s mi 49, u. II nj,
| In sbriuI, from, ~. ill.,, ti. t 9J ~
n i, k,o,cn tLot Gooe,',, XIX, LIZ I;.,I,
,nono he lTb;g masses IF Ola ~ ,c~nr,. 81 -,
,nr WITTY VIII rur W., ,sr - 80 VI ~.
NAN N r.r N.r,oy II III ,yhias hai naa,;na,ai
Scu ar CAV they rouj NV. o,-rlsJ IN, S,",n Is,
,su is Zachary Tavlnr,s -, O ,i"' b., o".
nar a w. j, ,en,l ;I H. I ~ o',o'
With OhonoIi ics !.W hon ,ba WINS ~ ,t Nu,a'ai
Cnnven,i,p ,r,r,nlaJ d1. ~ , LII .' 49, p'a.
n,vn he.rs, KIM J, Dj Iit: o'"'"od ~ 80
Az ,hns wa LJ >" c "''s"': az: -,
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- ',,n NV mar nan III : s XIII "e"'J'ea "''' S'"es
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A CARD.
WlLLL1M ID. D.1TIS.
August 3--ts

SURGEON DENTIST,
ESPECTFULLY announces to the public, that
L = he has located at
.7nihera Court House.
where he can always be found. except when absent on
PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS.
lie returns his thanks for the LIBERAL patronage he has
received from the citizens of Amherst and the adjacent
Counties The universal satisfaction Of his patrons fiat
iers HIM with the hope Of merng future encouragement
lie VIII attend frequently The neghborhoods usually at
tended By him and will be happy visit tl,se who ma
desire his Professional services.
july Jl-3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
NEW CONCERN.

L.4FLNDER s. BUCkNER
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
" h their strict attention 10 all Goods and Produce
W signed for sale or shipment They have in Stare
and ail aL general ana we'll selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends ana the public general
~ at low prices. Consisting in part Of the following ar
tlcIes -
rs bags Ri, Laguyra and Java Coffee
90 hhds. n. o., P. Rico and St. Croix Sugars.
Il 8 and bbs. Molasscs, part strictly fine,
9 bbis Tanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt.
$50 kegs Nails assorted,
81 boxes Tallow, Adamartine and Sperm Can
dies
5000 lbs American blstored Steel,
500 do Cast and Shear Dc.
4 tons Mountain bar fron
Y boxes Glass l0Xl2and 9Xl0
IS nests Wood ware,
- doz. Buckets.
boxes W. and WIS Loaf Sugar,
bbls. fine Clarified Sugar
10 bales D1mestics, 8 to- 4
bales Oznaburgs, No. | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns
1000 lbs Sole Leather, good and DAMAGED
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
-LIQUORS-
20 bbls. Mountain and Iieciifed Whiskey,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscalo,sa do
pipe Otard. Dupuy, &Co. Brandy,
do. J. j. Dupnv, SEQ. do
10 bbls. Mountain Brandy,
bbls. Gin.
DO. n Z. Rum,
do Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine,
d. Port Wine, Every fne.)
Including Ginger, Pepper, Spice. Indigo, Nader
Teas (some very fine Trace Chains, Spades. Shuvels
Castings, Demijohns Bleached Dumestics, Bed Tick
ing. SC.
u We will pay The highest market prices in Cas,
Barter for Bacon, Lard Four. Butter. Tow ard Flax
Linen, Ginseng, BeeswaX, Whiskcy, :.
Nny S-is
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MARDEN'S
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES.
COUNTER SC.4LESsLND EVERY OTHER
Kind OF weighing Apparatus.

~ the great variety Of NIarien's Improved Instru
" menis TOR W elghing. have been f-und Of 81
great convenience and utility TIE Platform Scale which
IFS astonishing degree Of accuracy bringing into gen
eral use
The Plat I'm Scale invented by the undersigned, has
great Improvements upon those heretofore use lis ST.
periJrly consists:
Isl. In The simplicity and strength Of its construction.
by which liability To Inquire by entirely obviatpd
"a In the greater accuracy with which light, heavy
Or medium drals can be- weighed by it,
81 In its cost, which Considerably lower than that of
any other Scale
These all important considerations in the purchase
II Scale and thelr very extensive sale ii thi> country
q refer To every firm that has used them is proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber ais, keeps constantly On hand. Iarre
esS ren OF Scal-s., Weights and Measures for both
town and country Standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Apohecafies and Cun!rciiuners Scales with and with
out stands Suta' lie fir GrocrrS: spring Balances Trip
Sales and Roman See yards; Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for every size and kind
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war
ranled. and, it found equal to what Is reconnen
died. the money will he retrineI.
W el-hts Trriuatei 70 the STANDARD Of all Countries
proved, aud waITen'ed perfectly correct
Al kinds Of repairing with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MARDEN. :
Corner S .ulL Charles AMI Ba!Le.ston streets,
Baltimore.
june l--Gm
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$50 RE WARD

WILL pay the above reward of $50 for the annre-
Il hension and delivery Of
JauES o. UILLL2NS
70 the JAIL of Appomattoy. He made his escape from
jail on Thursday. the 9Th inst. by cutting his way
through the 1o,r with an auger
Said james o. Williams was tried at our last Supe
nor C"urt Tor unlswtnily shooting Robert Webb and
sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for three wears her
VIII be reward offered for him in few DAYS BY the
Governor
Williams is between % and % years old, 5 feet s
inches high, sallow complexion, bad front teeth, and
pr'"n mar (which he wore very long. He had when
cioh cap. lie Is a Nheelwright BY trade, and
mas served several years at the Taors trade He will.
have no doubt change his clothes and have his hair
trimmed as his father and brother both seen urk
ed about the Court House late that night.
JOHN RAINE
Jai'or Of .4ppcmaitor county,.
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ID ESPFCTFULLY informs the Merchants of
Z Lynchbnrg that they now prepared toreceive
and forward all kinds of Merchandise 10 Psburg, or
any given destination the Western Waters BY the
above route, favorable terms, and in as short lime,
any responsible line.
All Go4ds received at Baltimore and the freight and
charges accruing on them hither. paid, and Jlowt hem
to their destined point. without any charge for Commits.
sion. either Baltimore Pittsburg, except drayage
and wharfage
All orders strictly adhered to- and the interest Of the
shipper faithfully attended TO- both in Baltimore and in
P!tsbur[ by procuring freight down the River at the
lowest current rates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
WV. VI. BLACkFDRD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BIZ
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY & BILLIARD.
EVERY MONDAY AND THCRsDAr.

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
Foar D,liWs per Gtnnn, pryrjis in adr1ace. No s,B
eruption ,oti be reestrtd for shorter tune than months
and paper 'rtHJe Discontinued (-rcspt the discrston
ofthe Editors.) ,nfH all a'TcnraS,s paid
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents Der
(or less for ereTy inner or Insertion 81 cts
per square (or less for ersr form Insertion
EVERY am 'ER1ISER IS required to note on his Ms
hoH long he trhes his advertisement inserted adrer
SS:nent not noted tcI be inserted TIL It's
be ordered
FOR YEARLY .7DFEPTTSLN1; the terms for
tie prtoc5e oft1o squares. y FIR sqttrTe - for
squire, inner arms Erery yraT1y arersiser t7tH
require Ito fte Es adeerrs to ms particular Inc Of
business.
- JOB PRINTING; erecaednsatIy and erpestious'y
and on rSOndb'e terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
PETERS & STIGLER.

PETERS & SrIGLER.
at the stand formerly occupied By ID. Il. c. Peters
oud s'Ict the custom of the friends and patrons OF D.
|. ~ =. Peters. and the public generally
A"ey Intend keeping constantly on hand large and
well selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Family Groceries Sc.
and will in few weeks add to their presen, stock n
supply OF me most fashionable goods that can be
ed In the Northern cities. They pledge themselves to
use IVY eAer'l"h ana spare no pains their part t.,
them with their Custom J 'a'"i
DON r. C. PETERS.
August SIS
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DLSSOLJITON..

DISSOLUTION:
FE1lE concern Of Brown, Carter s Nowlin is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to sad concern will make paynent
to Carter s Nowlin. and those having claims against
the concern will present them Carter s. Nowlin for
payment they alone being authorized 10 collect and pay
the same.
JOHN w. BROWNE,
JED. CARTER Jr
JOS. B. NOWLIN
Lynchburr June O. 1918
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
|SNHt subscriber having taken into his business. as
Il partner,
La.uts 4. s77GLER,
the business will from and after this time he conducted
under the name of Peters & Sliper. He returns his
sincere and grateful thanks his old friends and custom
ers VINO nave SO long parunlzed hin and would respect
"iy Solicit continuance Ofhe same to the new firm
DON i. G. PETERS
August SIS
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Strand Sclaclasc.
10000 ARTICLES

WOW OPE.NI.I G .7T TUE
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
COMPRISING every article requisite to furnish =
SIenilenans WarIra5e, and will be sld for cash as
cheap the r,inds can BE- Bought in The United
States. Among which may he found % fellows
READY ME- DE CLOTHING.
COATS.-Black, Drown and bIne Dress and FroeI
black cloth Sacks. CaShmer4e Sacks Nl5rino Cashmere
Sa-ks and Fancy. black brown and Drah Queens Cloth
Sacks, and Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and Sacks Croor Hunting, Lrss Linen Dress and Sack
Union Linen Dress and Sack, Brown Linen Sack and
Hunting. Linen i.uS'ere Sack and Fancy Pac!a Linen
Dress aud Sack, striped AID checked Bingham Dress
and sack, kremIin S1c, and Hunting, Printed Muslin
and Cooaade 81 i, ;:ud Hunting.
rs lN-i'ia ~ ami fancy satin silk, b1mbazine fancy
aud white AiarsrIis, fancy ntn buff silk and linen
Blrlihea and Cashueres
PANTS ackd skin. French and English fancy
CassislmeIr. Monterey s.ripe fancy Linen Drill
French c'nonaLe. kremlin, Union Drill, checked
l. men, Nv lite canvass ana Drill
FURNI>IIlNG GOODS.
Crarats.-R.ch fancy silk and Bingham
StocEs.-SeIt adjusting plain and fancy satin and silk
mode and homhaznr, fall trimiued bow single and
double TAB. De Joinvii!e ends. and satin Opera ties
Giorcs. Black white and fancy kid linen. drill thread
spun liz, berlin, cotton, white and fancy silk, and
81 k and infn.
Shirts Muslin, Linen. q and B., all qualities, sfr
ped and check muslin, hickory and sporting shirts, Ii
nm bsnns AMI collars Of every descrptinn
i"s17yNc cause mrrlno. cotton, mprino aud silk anc
nader shirts silk mrrino. pink imperial, bleachec
ard uabeached tTl drawers, Merlno and brown cotor
half h'se--C ravat sfeuers, s!spenderS suspende
ends. Silk and bead purses, French wallets, money
belts. OileI six bathing caps, silk night caps guart
chains boys bells; smoking caps, linen Cambria, Brit
sh and India c'rah. Spilafed. China cord. Pungee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-10
LAUREL HILL ACADEMY,
.4!THERST CCTNTY

TNiE second term Of the session Of months will com
Il mence 18th July and continue months longer The
location Is II miles n W of lynchburg, in fine healthy
secon sometimes termed ''the heart Amherst" The
undersigned, who has Just completed the ls term win be as
sisted, if necessary, by lady, well prepared teach the
French and bra~ches having testimonials scholar
ship from Of the first teachers the State Under this
arrangement fine opportunity will be afforded Young ladies'
for improving the mind without the heavy expense usually
incurred BY high board, Sc Young men, prosecuting
Sciences and Languages will have advantage usually
eoved IN the country, three uurt Of the School being
classical Particular attention will be paid morals order
Sc as well as the department Of the towards
eachother The terms, as formerly, $40 for the Eng
sh per term OF months, and So 30 the Classic.
and higher branches of Mathematics Board obtained
at 81 s. in the vicinity. No deductions made from
the time OF commencement, except for sickness
usual circumstance.
REFERENCE.
DR. D. Pateson and f. S. Rucker, patrons Of the School
g. ADDRESS Zion 7. o., Amherst county
June 26-5m RO w. WATTS, A. NJ.
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NOTICE.

III HE. subscriber would respectfully inform the Mer-
Il chants Of Eynchburg, and the surrounding counties
tha he has started his Looms and would be pleased to
receive orders for No a,d Oznaburgs at prices that
shall be fair and reasonable.
JAMES S. CREWDsON, ACT.
August Pm
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\ o z 4 & II

FINE SEG.iRS
ESE subscriber offers for stock Of the finest
4 Segars. he has had the pleasure OF Offering il
this ke. They consist Of Regalia Caycedores Pm
cipi Silva Colorado Sc Sc. Thuse in Of real
z ,od smoke are invited 10 call.
JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
June 10-tsf
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q GARD.

AElNG this day sold out my entire interest in the
i L concern If Brown, Carter s NowIin, 10 Mes>rs
Garter < In, who will continue the Grocery and
Commission Business feel great pleasure IN commend
lag their services to my friends and the public gener
ally.
June Q-'s JOHN w BROWN
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co PARTNERSHIP
VIE undersigned, having purchased OF Mr. John w
a Brown his entire interest in the concern of Brown
Carter < Nown. will continue the
GROCERY anil COMMISSION BUSINESS
at the same stand, under the style and firm Of
Cart a N o w lin,
where they will be ased see the customers of the
old concern and the public generally.
JED. CARTER. JR.
JOS. b. NUWLIN
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Wholesale Dealers in Printing. Writing and
Wrapping Paper and Stationary,
No ;, south Charles street,
BALTIMORE, Maryland.
Dec. 2-l2m
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a CARD.

4 VEN itlOl. SAND LBS. Prime Western Bacon.
Il Just 10 hand and for sale on accommodating Terms
by LACY * GARLAND
Nav t.e
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REFER TO
Jesse Hare, ESQ.
David w. Burton,
Pleasant Iabby g
Geo. L. Williams : f.vnchbur1
james Saunders, g
Seth lialsey.
NIessrs. NJ. Iaughorne & Sons.
JAMES WILSON. Ag't
No Isl North Howard Street
BALTIMORE. MD.
BINGHAM & DOCK, pr.prietors, Philadelphia,
WM BINGHAM, : PiitsbuFg.
April I1-Gn
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Fresh Iurnip SEED.

Fresh Iirnp SEED.
u<r received supply Of SUMNER TsRSIP SEED, war
~ ranied fresh and Of superior quality. for sale by
JOHN II. SEAE, Druggist.
JUN 1t.
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NEW CONCERN.

VIE having associated f,r the purnoss If
u conducting the Dry Goods business, under the
name and ST lie Of