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Dangerous Rock in Gloucester Harbor.


About three weeks since brig which lay at
anchor in our harbor, about two-6fths OF the
way from Duncan's Point to Rocky Neck,
grounded upon a rock and nearly fell over
After she was righted by the tide, efforts were
made to buoy the rock, but when the brig
swung off its situation was lost. On Monday
night last, the crew of vessel at anchor near
the same place, found the stern of their vessel
rising out of the water, and upon pulling
ahead discovered the rock. Yesterday morn
ing, upon being boarded by Mr.. Winter of the
Custom House, they informed him of the cir
cumstance, and he Immediately proceeded to
the rock in his boat. He found it to be about
the size of hogshead, with seven feet of wa
ter upon it, (about an hours flood,) so that at
low water it must be exceedingly dangerous
But very few persons, if any, were aware that
such rock existed, and it is matter of sur
prise that so few of the many vessels which
enter our harbor have not come in contact
with it. We hope, now its situation is known
measures will be taken to have it removed
Mr.. Winter placed temporary buoy upon it,
but permanent one should be Immediately
fixed, until the whole can be taken away
Gloucester Telegraph.
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Pretty Good.

One John Davidson, in Illinois, ran away
with the wife of corn Spectator. The
speculator heard of the fugitive at Natchez ;
and, fearing that Davidson would run short
of money, he sent him fifty dollar note in
letter, and told him if he did not clear out
down East with the woman, he would thrash
him within an inch of his life. 1t is sup
posed that the happy pair sloped, as they have
not been since heard OF by tholr Illinois
friends. $40
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

Hon. Timothy Pitkin, an eminent citizen OF
Connecticut, who had been several times elect
ed sneaker of the Connecticut House of Rep
resentatives, and served his State with distin-
guished ability as member of Congress, from
1905 to 1915, died in New Haven on the 18th
inst, at the advanced age Of eighty-two.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

CHARLESToN-Cld 23d, ship Medora Hammer.
London brig San Jacinto, Carlton, Barbados. Sid
23d, ships Europe, and Roger Sherman, IIavre.
RICHMOND--Sld 9th, brig John Kendall, Storer,
Norfolk sch Madison Keller, Savsnnah
NORFOLK-Ar 26th, brgs Patrick Henry, Packard,
Orleans; John Kendall, Richmond
Observation-Disclosures to sea 9th, brig Two Sis
tiers. Brgs Alabama, from Waldoboro, and Ocean
Queen, from Boston proceeded up the Bay from tho
Breakwater 2Sth
NEW YORK-Ar 29lh, ships SutaBa Bunker; Dia-
dem, Tucker and Scion, Bucknam, N Orleans; barque
Winthrop, Ellis, Galveston; brig Moxy, Bird, Sayan-
nah Gid brig Sarah, Willard, Madeira; sch Leo,
Jameson, Portland.
NEWPORT-Ar Doth, sch Ashland, Kelley, N York.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 27th schs Round Pond,
Harding, Philadelphia for Weymouth; 28th, Henry,
1homaston for N York Caroline, Soue, hence, via
Edgarown, for Providence. Sid 27th schs Hurd %,
Round Pond 29th, Caroline, Henry.
EDGARToWN-Ar 9th, sch Hurd, Brown, York
for Portland, via Holiness Hole. Sid 2Sth, sch Caro-
line for Providence. In port, sch Hurd.
BOSTON-Ar 30Ih, Ship Vermont, (of Baih) Perry,
New Orleans, goth uIf Baique Tiberias, Taylor New
Orleans 9th Brig Sil-nus Perry, Port au Prince, 18th
PORTLAND-AY Both. bngs Oscar, Cfongb, Glen
fnegos David Pratt, Wilson, Norfolk Jas Roach,
Lawrence. Portsmouth Schs Bride,---, and Hnrd,
Brown, New York Delaware, Hutchinson, Nantnc-
ke; Sarah Francis, Watts, Norfolk for Newbnry-
pot; Clio Lamghon. and Fair Dealer, Coegns, Brls-
to for Boston; oliverian, Lewis, Bristol for Rock
port.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

wWe learn that those distinguished artists,
Mons. & Madame Canderbeck, Violinsts and
Harpists, and Mr.. II. B. Squires, Vocalist, in
tend to give two of their popular entertain
ments in this city next week. They are very
favorably spoken of by the Portland, Bangor
and Augusta papers, and we anticipate rich
treat. Notice of the concert will he given in
the fore part of the week.
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Halo; who gave that signal. Where

Halo; who gave that signal. Where's
Bell p inquired one of the men.
"He was dispatched across the fields on
usiness," answered the Quaker, land am to
follow him. He babe me call thee, in the
manner did, and tell thee to regale thyselves
upon the cider till we returned"
s~"Oh! very WE'LL see, old broadbrim,
continued the one who had spoken on their
ntrance, THAT you are one of us"
eyes " answered Humphreys, as he left
the house-adding as soon as he was outside,
sin one respect am, for have taken human
ife."
The tories sc. to work and emptied the
hogshead of its liquor. They waited, as may
be supposed until patience was exhausted,
and then suspected there had been foul play.
They left the house without discovering what
the nature of that play was; but when, in a
few hours afterwards, they learned the facts
herein narrated, there was deal OF foul play
manifested in the workings of their stomachs.
Old Mr.. Humphreys had removed himself
to place of safety, which he kept until after
peace was declared. Whenever he was asked
what he did with Bell, he always said that he
Put him away at something of a discount
These queer events, of which our revolution
was made up, were they not well authenti-
Gated, would stagger credulity.
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Coal Mountain in New Hampshire.

We learn from gentleman recently from
that section of the State, that Pennsylvania
company, well acquainted with coal localities
and coal mining, have purchased one OF the
mountains in Ossipee in the assurance it covers
a formation of COAL A scientific gentleman
from Pennsylvania is at present engaged in
exploration, and as far as he has sunk his
shaft, finds all the geological Developments
corroborative of the opinion entertained
These mountains were not visited by DIR.
Jackson in his geological tours. Coal has
recently been discovered in Rhode Island IN
inexhaustible quantities, as it is reported, and
also in Connecticut. If it should be found IN
Ossipee, it would not only insure the con-
structionof the Conway railroad, but make
that and the Montreal and Cocheco highly
profitable Concord Congregational Jour.
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Bath, Dec. %,
Marine Insurance !!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NJ j.. Chartered 1892 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, W ill issue Policies to amount not exceed
ing $4,000 any one risk, on vessels cargoes and
freights, as favorable terms as other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honoraby ad
justed and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in of dispute in the settlement
of claims, the company will abide the decisions of the
Courts of tbs State of Maine.
CALEB s. CARTER, Agent,
IS Exchange st.
Portland, Dec. 90, 1s47. 76d49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

There is man in Pennsylvania who is so
forgetful of countenances that his wife Is
obliged to keep wafer stuck to the end OF
ner nose in order that he may distinguish her
from other ladies. Even then, he occasionally
makes mistake, and associates himself with
some other woman.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01
Intelle ctual Brilliancy.

A Western law student in letter to a
friend, states that in the office where he labors,
they need no other light to study by at night,
than that shed by each others intellect. But
a man in Albany undertakes to beat this by
declaring that single office in that place has
contracted to supply gas enough to light the
whole city.
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Figs.
Miss IIinkley's School,
RRTNSWICK.

TN consequence of the unavoidable interruption in
her School, from the difficulty of obtaining suitable
accommodations, Miss ink has concluded to oce-
by the Pleasant street Seminary, and to take charge
of a class of Lads wei as young Ladies, until she
is able TO resume her former arrangements.
Assistance IN the Languages will be rendered by
Mr. EGBERT c. SMYTH. lnstru1 ton will he given
as heretofore, in Music, Needlework and Drawing.
6J TUITIr per quarter, from THREE to FIVE
DOLLARS, varying according to the studies pursued
Music SIX DOLLARS.
The term will commence Monday, Dec. 90. Ar
engagements have been made for boarding,n good fam
lilies, such as may apply.
Applications he made at the Seminary, or at the
residence of EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq.
Brunswick, Dec. 10, lS47 5d372W9
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PORT OF BATH.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81.
ARRIVED.
Sch Brilliant -, Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS,

DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar nth, ships Genoa, Kelley,
hence. %; 18th, Katahdn Merse Liverpool; America
-, N York goth, barques Nehemiah Rich, Carl
ton, Havana; brig Marseois, ~, Mobile Slsti sen
Hoiand. Henderson, Antwerp; Wakona, Paine, Bos,
ton 18th, Cordova, Lowell, Philadelphia; brig G W
Kendall, Pnkham, Vera Cruz; 2lst, barques Saran
Ann, skolfeld, London; California, Robinson, New
18Th. ships Geo Evans; 10th, Desdemona. On the bar
18TH ship swan.on for London. Advertised, SHIPS mp
America Dunn, for Liverpool, wanting Soo oaes; Cai-
borne for Havre, do 800 do Arvum, Vinai, iof ia
yaua, waning light freight.
MOBILE-Cld Goth, ship Magnolia, Cray Havre
baraue St Marys,. Milliken, Glasgow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10th, ship, Andrew Scott
Emery. Portland barque s w Lind, Clark CuaXamAi
BRIG w Elwel, Blasking.on, Thomsaton'
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

1t is said of Buchanan, the bachelor Secre-
tary of State, that in his early life he was at
one time engaged, but that the lady Tilted him,
and he never would soc her afterwards, and
she ended her life by suicide. -Chron.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

A Miss Brown breaches in England in a
state of somnambulism. In this country it is
generally the reverse-the preacher is wide
awake and the audience asleep.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01
From New York
Flour! Flour!
Dwelling House for Sale!

THE Subscriber offers for sale at bargan the
L house, garden and out-buildings now occupied
by HIMSELF situated on Middle st. next north of Capt
Rodbrd's. The house is in perfect repair is conven
lent, and has an excellent cellar.
AlsO-a good House lot. situated on said street,
next north of Rev. Mr.. Pamer's, and is pleasantly To-
Gated. As the subscriber wishes TO change his place
residence, the above property will be sold at tal-
GAIN For further particulars apply to
Z. G. NORTON.
Bath Dec. %, l847. l2d49
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

They who speak truth, however discovered,
have right to be heard; they who assist
others in discovering it, have the yet higher
claim to be appiauded.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

VOur Eastern friend, who wishes us a
happy new year, and enumerates some bles-
sings which he wishes may fall to our lot, will
accept our thanks. If we get half he wishes
us, we shall be satisfied.
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Annals for 1913.

SPLENDID ANIMALS for Christmas and New Years
- presents, among which are
The Gem of the Season, containing twenty
beautiful engravings, executed in mezzoint.
The Amaranth, Friendships Gift, Christian
Keepsake, friendships Offering christmas BLOSSOMS.
The Gem for 1913. The Gift OF Friendship.
Also good variety of Juvenile Books, both pleas
ing and Instructive,
For sale by IL. HYDE. at the Bath Bookstore.
9,ud2
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Sailed from Rio Janeiro, 10Th ulr, barques Anahuac ,
Barstow, York 18th, Trident, Thing, N Orleans.
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORN, JAN. l, 1s4s.

6J- Citizens can havet Daily Tiibnnelettattnei
residences or places of business, at SIX GENT
PER WEEK, by leaving their names Win the
Carriers, orat the office of publication
OF Single copies ONE CENT,to be ma al
he Publication Office or of the Carriers.
Terms of Advertising in the Daily Tri-
bune.
Ejnhtlines or less one COMMUNICATIONS, 20c.
Eight lines or less three insertions, 3Oc'
Eight lines or less six insertions, soc.
Sixteen lines, or more than eight, one ortwo
Insertions sue
Sixteen lines, or more than light three inser-
lions, 62c.
Sixteen lines, or more than eight, six inser-
tons, $l,00
liberal discount will be made to yearly or quar-
terry advertisers.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-01

The sailing days of the New York and Havre Line
of Steamers have been arranged as follows:
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
Hbernia, Ryrie, Dec 4..............; Jan
Caledonia, Lott. Dec IL. ..Jan 10
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Copartnership Notice.
THE unde rsigned having formed CopartnershiP
L under the firm OF
H. p. e. ID. HUBBARD,
n, the puypose of carrying on the STOYE 4 TIN
WARE business, In all its branches and they now
to offer the largest and best assortment of
STOVES ever brought INTO this market.
All those in want OF any kind OF Stove VIII do
we'll TO call before purchasing elsewhere.
WV HORACE p. HUBBARD,
DIM ON HUBBARD.
Topshan, Dec. 10. 1S4z. Sms
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ne miih one dea also III power, free trade was NJ
,,ocr surpassed t, be established, Dhlu blown SKY
J,hby The retcaaess # the Administration IN faasins
,.c country into an unconstitutional The tariff oi
$50 has ben virtually repealed by the progress Of the
var The necessity of paying the nereo, aud gradual
distinguishing the principal, with the increase ot GOV
eament expenditures consequent upon the acquisition u
,,rjtory will call for additional mill on. Of
These can be raised snly by increasing duties 10 the
revenue pin which is that Of protection. Mr. rolk's
war has indefinitely postp1aod the reaIluJa u Naval
Lrr's dreams u free Trade.
But to return the West lndia question. The att
e we publish gives lie view taken Of the policy oi the
Ministry By lhse in the colonial interest. We shall
vc in our next anpIher article. containing Of iba
cis alleged in jasiihalt1n Of the rom wal Of tho dis
eliminating duties. l. /. SUBJECT Of general interest
and deserves a,ieaon, II but r the purpose Of showing
the danger oIel.>alng upon abs rIc principles merely.
,c,qrdess Of practical results. The British empire
~, the only country Which has suffered iom sophsos
a,l theories.
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COMMISSIONER TO ME\ICO

The PtcS'deyt has appointed Mr Seyirr Of Arkansas.
Kaufman OF the Committee ot Foreign Relations in the
S'tatc, as t,nmIs,ouer Ia MeNico. q rs Amlas,,-
dor Extraordinary aud Munster fltnlpolentary. does
not appear with certainty Which We are inclined To
de'lsve that Mr. Sewer cues IN the latter capacity lis
appolnimenment was promptly ratified by the Senate.
as Was that of Il bert VI. Walsh as Secretary Of lcga
lion. Mr., Walsh has lad some experience IN the ia.
pomalic oc, having been Secretary Of Legation at tie
Coua Of RIO De Janero. Nj Sewer, ii WAS expected.
would leave Washington on thursday or Friday last.
f4r Mckee. The news Il the ratification ii the Treaty
Wa, however forwarded the dry after The action of he
Senate, by Mayor Jas Graham, of the Typographical
Engineers. The latest adslees from Mexico, show
taa Con Butler lad already concluded an armlsllce for
INo mouths.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
MRS. SARAIlp. PAYNE



~ ESPECIFUil.Y Informs the public that she pro
q pores opening seaoo her residence. for young
Ladies and small boys.
Her course ofInstlucton viii be thorough and fScn
svc including besidrs the elementary branches English
Gramnaf, Geograpby History Geometry. Rhetoric
Narua and AleoaI Philosophy, the Laun and French
languages.
She promises the sircicsi attention TO the dom6anor
and literary improvement Of her pupils, and VIII mike
it he5 endeay0ur lobend harmononsly the attention OF a
parent with the assdnlly Of the teacher She VIII be able
10 accommodate few boalers. Her prices Will be for
the Elementary branches Of So Hing, Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic, at the rate Of &l2 for the scholastic
ycaruf 10 months; for instruction in any all Olthe
higher branches If English ennnerated tlJ; for The
Latin and French Languages, $50 Her prices for board
ing, including lodging and washing. 81 per nth. Her
first session viii The }rd day Of April, and
continue 1 months.
Pupils will 1e received at any time during the
but no deduction made for loss of time after tomnen
cling. except in OF prolraciel sickness.
Her Post OH is the lelow Branch Campbell. and
her residence within half mile of the road leading from
New London to Mis-. Swnney'5 Tavern, about miles
from the latter. SARAH +, PAYNE.
March 20-A2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

The citi2rns Of Richmond held amcergon NJ, nday
as' to take measures lor a,rs respect to tie memory
1t Nh Adams. committee was appointed which was
10 report 10 az adimrned meeting called fr THURSDAY
Afternoon. Junsoa CRANE has been selected 10 de
iISer IA euIoajul. We think "a decent respect" for
HE feelings 4 the Democratic members n the Senate
should induce the citizens Of tie Mctropulls to deter
tbs demons ration until after the adJounmeut Of the
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
NEW YORK MARKET. March l3-P.I

> :
FLOUR The market is firm, with good Eastern
and hum demaud.
GRAIN-Thero Is less doing in Corn, and the mar
ket has an upward tendency In other grains no mate
rial change prices. Sales prime red W beat at 1873
a 35cens.
PROVlSIONS-Thrrc is less doing in Pork mar
ke' heavy. Market f'r Beef weaker.
GROCERIES-sugats have downward tendency
Coffee and Molasses without change
CORN MEALi in bbls.. is h,ldat s. 5oper bbl.
OATS-Sales Of Oats at 49c per bushel.
COIION-No change in prices Of Cotton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
lHI. I\Ii. POND.

Il will he seen that the bill respecting the South
tern Raj Road Company. rejected IN the House Of Del
9ale,, the ith inst. has been reconsdcred and ar
Ter undergoing ameadmeats has Aeea ooarsscd. The
amendments consist in striking the caus,s granting
State aid, and other provisions Tie Bill 1t will pass,
Is notii more rhan sin pie act ofincaroralion. We
are glad however, that Tho agen has teen oba.ucd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

Ne copied few days ago, an extract from letter
esoneoasly attributed by Baltimore PAPER to the Hon.
George Evans, If Maine. he letter, published BY
the Philadelphia, eaA!niitee to WHOM Il was addressed,
had attached to line Of the lion. Alex Evans, ot
Maryand lis real author.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

ed upon hun, IS clzea OF eaaniry 81 y1s IA ext emit
50 5oond together by The lie. oil Internal commerce and
Peofiod by 'ar' OF the and intelligent free
men the world ever saw.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. March l3.

TODACCO-Rcc and inspections nlodera'e far
tho season. Manufacturing and siemmlng III fair de
maud. We quote Lugs 81 .a2s aud 3. common Leaf
So . al; middllng &jaji; good to fine s6aG5.
FLOl'l II Superfne s. 50 to s. 62a per bbl.
NIlEAr-s0al25c cents, according toqnalhy.
CORN-47 TO 48 cents per bushel, and dali
corn MEAL-50tJ5 cents per bushel.
BALTIMORE. Markets, March l5-P. N.
FLOUR Market steady, but not actrc. Sa'es d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

o. Orr Acknowledgements are due for public docu-
mrns to Messrs Hunter aud Mason. Of the Seuaic and
Me:sra A. Stewart, G.gsin and Bacuek, Of the ilouse
aLRepresentatIyes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
ARREST OF FpPES.

The rumor cf the arrest of Dandrdgr Eppes the sup
,osed murderer ,a F. \ Muir. Petersburg, about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

i4o0 bJs Howard street -Four day at s, 81 !at5
80
"u'n-'lbo Market remains que! without change IN
prices.
The steamer mas not vel arrived
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Stage .RRH.f.V'OE.NE.y.1.
AAt seEiI4 RlaH.E.
(:assicaI and English school

fHNiF undersigned. having opened School near Elm.
Amhers, county. 9 miles n. W.. of Lynehbufg
would respectfully niom all parents and guardians, that
fine opportunity Is afforded them. for educating Their
children and wards. he undersigned is graduate aud
has had the advantage Of three years experience in teach
ing lie has The testimonials Of his former patrons in ret
ercnce 10 his abilities teacher. hch he show
10 my desiring The location Of the Schuol Is IN
fine, healthy section, and among people Of refinement
and intelligence. Strict attention will he raid % tb
morals Of Tie pupils, aud monthly report Of 'haf pro
grcss, SC. Will be sent 10 the parents The unJersen-
ed would rrcr the public 10 Dr. Patteson and T. : Res
er, patrons o The School The Session commenced Slh
January. and will contlnne ten months. Terms If itii
uop are % Tor the English branches ard So for tbs
Classics. Boarding may be had very low.
Address Elon j. O.. Amherst ca,uty. Va.
)aa. 27-wlOms RO w WATTS A. NJ
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March l3-P. NJ
FEOGlt-Ihc market is steady, but not active.
GRMN-No change IN the prices Of Cram
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

NEW SPRING GOODS.
fH7llE SCRlB.RS are nov rerrlsag Il portion
4 u thed stock 81
Spring and Summer Goods.
and vii continue to receive during this month"; until hc
assortment IA nd mp ui the newest aud fashionable
Goods, 10 be had in the northern onc, Whfh Will be sold
thr WY lon'rt market plae..
March 9=ts Il NEEM n W2TIN
FLNE I.LNP DfLS
seAA gallons of superior winter bleaehed Lamp and
! "SOV solar on, warranted pure. tor sJle by
JOIN II. SEAl, Druggist.
Feb lo#rsf
fHLOROFORN
4 SUPPLY Of this new ara, .rlelc agent, sub
"a sf3uta nr -ulphuuc Either. being greatly suporo;
h H. and much more slG' and agreeable FIR sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
February l0-f>f
y. ls0y1H Fs0tC0mop.
e J. o Il \ f. Y AT l. w.
SEYlll. ATTEND The Courts Of the Corporation Of
" IyHclbarx and Of the coune, Of Can bell and
Amhrfet.
All business entrusted % him will meet with prompt
attention.
Addnss-I ynchburE
lis olliee is IN OF the st1tofJomJ Purvis, ESQ
Seplcml = 2D-t5 It
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Ntllft L.
WANTED 10 PURCHASE.

4 FEMALE servant of good character. from 2S Il
" 80 yours ot aer healthy aud black compile Aloh--
accustomed IL h,u1c bi,nos4 aud taking care Of chi
lten prrfTfrd. Apply 20 z.#..
March ~ onf HENRY III tNNlNGTON.
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no the Public.

pla~tcving EsastcriI,g
The st4fibei from nnotr haNttg located this place
at the pufpese ol carrying the above busmess
prepared any odo~ ito th,t f1r
Plum ornamental Wot, Surraine don, limitations
N Marble aud Granite. "a the p,at approved STYLE with the
late discoveries c,mcut Just ,,e,,,d on Philadelphia
ths latest malrla
ron rARLOlKS. CHtRCH AND COURT
llbl 81 CEILINGS
t,eutlenon ttauS distance will hasr then ordrrs attended
L. PROMPTLY aadth, best materials furnished Al he Nathern
tash plez JOIN LONG.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

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