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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-24
SPLENDID SKY-LIGHT ELECGRO DAGUfRROIYPES.


TNlIE SUBSCRIBER bcgslcaveto cali the attention Oh the
completed, and furnished in good style, with an improved
SkY-llGtiI, the largest South Of the Potomac, ana St"
constructed as to graduate the light to any degree necessary
to ensure perfect Likeness.
MIR W. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process OF making lagucrrcotyPes, Is now ca
bled to get the action of Light ON the subject, almost instant
", so as t1eatch even the most Vivid expressions 81 infancy.
4 ms Is Great daldcrattm,a as IT does away with the here
toiolelonE aud tedious sitting, which rendered 1t almost I'M
possible f utecp the mobility OF features. These llken"sses
are far superior IA point of beauty and htgllko expression, t."
any heretofore produced, as the colours 1e permanently pre-
served, and the picture can be seen in ans lRht.
Mr.. W would beg leave to say, that lac was one oi the htst
10 lit upskyliglt Tor l)1guerrian purposes, and heihFohe olthr
first that introduced the profession IN this country, and ms
uccess, both North and South, particularly IN richmond and
Norfolk, where hehas received almost Unlimited patronage ,tof
the last six years, which has enabled him 10 employ, constant
", thiltoenassistant and he is now taking annually itoniiNe
To tx thousand Litcucsscs, which ho deelnsa sufficient guar
antee Of he superiority a his baguereotypes.
Particular attention paidto the taking oi lltenesseF 81 ln.n'
| Children, cofpscs copying Of Paintings, l1aSaefreot5 pes, &c.
Great Depot 81 DagHcttcotypc Materials at the ldeiunond
Gallery, and Tor sale at New York prices.
A calls most respectfully solicited, whether yon sat iora
likeness OF not. jill. WHIlFituhS i Proprietor.
Call cast side Main street, few 1oors above Franklin ito-
tel, I.~ynehburg; II Main street, ltiehanond' South Main
street, Norfolk and West sycamore treet, Petersburg
/. S-NIr.W respectfully oilers a Premium, 10 any Ia
1circotypcist. " no will produce an advertisements pnfpott-
ing IL make laguerreotypcs by the o.fLf.I
Ne PROCESS, priurto his own, in StptembcIlaat.
December It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-24
Valuable Town Property for sale.

yUIIE, subscriber oilers for sale his HOUSE AND LOT IN
the town of Liberty, Bedford county. The House has
eioht good and comfortable rooms, Immediately attached 10
which are A STORE HOUSE well fitted
I'M. and a convenient Office withtwo rooms. Among The eth
crr ;mnrovements are a Kitchen, Smoke House, Ice House,
Stables. and a first rate well oil water. All the buildings and
improvements on the lot are new and IN iirst rate repair As
a private residence the property affords every comfort and
convenience, and would he a good situation Ton a hea.e 81
entertainment. W - ~ =
CT. Oh -t
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

valuable + arm IUT DdIE,
PURSUANT to a decree OF Franklin County Court, pro
Il nounced in the case OF Choice VS. Choice and others, |
shall proceed to sell, ON Thursday, the LIST day of Novcin-
her. lS49, at the late residence OF Jane Lacy, decd, to the
highest bidder, on a credit Of II months, the TRACT OF
IANDi in the proceedings mentioned, situated in the county
of Franklin, on the waters of Snow Creek and Guthrie's
Run, containing by recent survey
RGsxS 571 .xCEES.
About 200 acres OF this Land arc cleared,a large
XE4oS8 portion Of which Is creek LOW GROUNDS,
and very fertile; the balance is WOODLAND,
~cH~- and well timbered. The improvements consist
ola COMFORTABLE DWELLING louise Kitchens,
Stables, sc &c. Also, an APPLE ORCHARD. There
is a fine site for a Saw Mill or other light machinery, on the
place, and pair OF good mill stones.
Bond, with good security, will be required Of the pufchas-
err, and the title of the land withheld until the whole
of the purchase money is raid, subject to resale in default Of
payment.
Sept. l7-4t Commissioner 10 Sen.
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INSTALLATION.

THE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses I.acyan
l. A. h. Garland, under the style and firm OF LACY \
GARLAND, was dissolved by mutual consent on the lsti in
Giant. Mr.. A. D.. Tyree, having purchased the entire inter
est Of the said A. b. Garland in the aforesaid concern, the
said AID. Tyree and Moses Lacy are alone authorised to
collect the debts due thereto, and all persons, having claims "a
ganst said firm, win apply to them for the payment of the
same. MOSES LACY,
Ang. Cts a. b. GARLAND.
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MERCHANTS, BLACKSMlIHS AND OTHERS,

looking TO this market fOf their supplies, are pafticuIarIy IN
vItad 10 examine his stock before making then purchases.
sent i3-t5
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r7S WHISKEY FOR SALE.
40 BBI.S. OF Rye Whiskry,
rs do RcetiGod do
Country Merchants, and others wanting Whisccv, viii d,
WELT give us call before purchasing, as we viii sell tn,
article cheaper than IT can be had in this market.
LANGIIOlNE 81 HUNT.
JuIy 30-w3m
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" \ MES EARLAN
AND
- WILLIAM NJ. CABE IL,
AVE united IN the practice OF Law. aud will reg
h ulafly attend the Circuit Superior and tonaiy
Coultsof Amherst. AppumattoN, Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson. aud the town of lynchburg.
Address. ynchhurg, ' Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND viii continue, diligently. to
practise IN the Count Of Appeals.
Oet lQ-li
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.stso, PrtmcipeA Regatta Scsars,

Indigo, Nader, Mustard, Bed Ticking, Calicocs, Cot
ton and Voollen Cards, Kentucky Jeans, Tow and FIas
Linen, SC, all Of which will be offered a bargain for cash o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-24

DlRIME LAkD--6O kegs prime Leaf Lard
packed in small kegs, suitable toi families. ior sale by
Aug 27-ts IlNslrEi = lAfLoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
stahbing and Death.

The embsrcGdero OF Sacramento City WAS the
scene OF a trsgicsl occurrence on " ednesdsy las
Two men were severely stabbed snd a thlri so1'.
who died Yesterday morning s5sh mss 4 msa
named Mcdowell. a suusiniih 81 shls vicinity. ts-
sued from a liquor shop on tbs landing brands in-
a kuiie and be!nrc the bystsldegs were CO. s'ious
Of MS presence cr purpose. ne had inflicted Ser
nb's gasb IN The side 81 one Sni snort Ater STAB
bed smother man He WAS evidently ia Or %
irunksn madness a0a ell efforts o. arrest hiD
proved uuSvsilng. While 10 pursuit Of a thr-
man ne was Shot by hm With pistol, the BAL 90
which penetrated TIE lCit breast and passing trans
VerseiN iodsed IN the rsat arm. rhe names %
the men stabbed arc Smith sud steward, v lo
~ere dong wei yesterday. Core, the y0aus
msn VITO while pursued discharged The pistol, ap-
peas . have Seted solely n seh-aeicusc. He
xas put uader bonds md IS t. take hi, tr,sl IN 4
few days Placer Times. NAY -
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Burning Of -hip Philadelphia In the Harbor
of san Francisco.

The extraordinary spec ale Of burning Vess- 70
vas Witnessed Iu or harD1r CA Sunday u rnine
az sud a hue large snip entirely consumed D.!
ire. Particulars oi this disastrous event have be-
furnished Us by Capt. Samuel Weare, owner sul
master of the unfortunate Philadelphia He stat =
that sbout 4 NJ. the alarm ot fire vas gwen hy
the crew ou board. sn0 very soon the entire i4r-
ward part # the ship was wrapped IN hames -
The iOint efforts a the crews OF several vessels Do
rhe nartor, mo were promptly ON THE SPOT u rem
Ter ass stance. proved of no avail the IRE cNamu
nicating ait. aud spreading wiin ouch grest rspld
lty as but barely t. give tine % rescue the person
al effects of Captain W. snd ady, which, with the
ships boats were all that y as saved from The de-
vssteting element. The h-c originated IN the lore
castle. Grey ten men having been employed In
getting the ship rcsdy .0r sea. Burning % the
watrf's edge. her cables were ordered - be cut
aud the wreck dritcd on wi'h the tide
From the active AMI pfaiseW exertions
made t. extnguish the h-e. by the officers and
crew of l.. :. vessc.s ~ port. aud assistance rcL-
ierel by Captain Pearson and crew 81 the steam
er Oregon, together with those OF several mer.t
ant ships Cspt. Wesrc expresses a CRATE vi
feeling The Pniaie ghls Was 5l3 tons register,
hsiiei from New Work. and was under charter hy
Messrs Howlaui n Aspuwen oi that city She
Sas insured ior 5000 and was t. have sailed ou
the I July Tor Manila. via the sand wich Islands
lAlL California June p
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BROOgLYN AFFAIRS

RIOT aSD sAcEILEGE.-S0rse respectable Jew
81 people hncng New.ioFk City too crowded Tor TIE
pgrposes Of 5urA recently purchased tract o.; Ana
Tor that paEgose near EAstAeSYork, L Z aid ,oase-
qasE-y have proceeded. ss vas TIER rgai- 70 inter-
tlers On thursday sitsr-0Ca, however SORE D-tea
Caiaolc inhabitants of las. Se~i OK expressed r.
triazloa LII - allow the israel.tes 70 bury her
and A. funeral expected taere that Afternoon.
lal-e numbers Of thlse ignorant Hen congrrsaed Ter
the purpose Of Preven-ng The celebration Of The burial
r.es II necessary, 5y force. Accordingly when the
corpse arrived they eounsneed The war WIKI s,o- es
dirt mg.kets, eizbs and oiher missiles driving tee
persons assembled away, iajsdag many Ct the Jewish
persEAsion very severely Tie uPshoi q tie whole
AIR was hat he aggressive party vsaquished tee
enemy and compelled then 70 bury the corpse =; @
press HIS New this szAr Is outrage upon TIE es-
tsoAshed zsss-s laws and institutions Of our free and
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Manifesto against the Independent CRiiior'
mans.

To fHN PEOPLE pf CALIFORNIA
The following designated - places 81 election 81
Delegates. Judges Acaldes &C IN the lsi u August
next In tae District OF San Josqun-thc Placer above
Hicks Rancho. stockton Jane stoNu, sullivan Camp
Csrsons Creek and the crossings OF the IUolun
ne ana MERGED River la the District "a Sacramento
suffers Fort, Mormon Island Culloms MIL, Weber
Creek. North Fork Nubs ana Feather Rivers In the
District OF san losc-Ssn jose Mission and Martinez
I suding
Its highly important that 81 parts OF the territory
should ~ represented In the Convention OF Septe
and all good ciuzcus earnestly requested % unite
10 carrying my Recommendations OF the 81 inst into
execution 10 IGay not &c improper here - remark
that the Instructions iron W Arlington received by the
steamer Psnsms since the issuing Of that Procsia
ton fully conhrm the views there set forth, and II =
distinctly said in these Instructions, that The plan q
establishing independent Government IN Ca-iornis
csnnot o. sanctioned. matter from whst source d
may come.
Given a, san Francesca this c.d Jay OF June. 4 D.
lS49 q h4LtN,
Rvt Brig Gen I : 4. And Governor oi Csluoruis-
Os-iaf-H W HILECN RVt Capt
AtI Secretary o. state
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enlightened country and sGeh high hsnded measure
On the At Of t rioters should BE- met By the satnori'
r.. ,,h determination % allow The full extent % me
la~, 70 those en- aged IN u The Constitution o. ne
United states rightly permits The fr'e tolerance o. -
RELIGIONS and As such the case the injured PAFle' u
tn. transaction havs the unquestonAole right 10 n
ras the r-o,ecr "a Of the highest authorizes 10 may
not seueray BE- known. bat the rites Of ouIiA snshs
the lew, AZ considered Of the utmost Importance snd
ro,secsrpce their religious avs strictly enforcing
ss.ent All proper inierrnsnt As IN this instance no
"a, 5sersr Vas yea ~ the isrsetes the crime rest
i,r.eos the rioters is ST.. more Increased
OFnr>.~cEs rEE BokRo oF HEAlrs.-Tne
Rid Of He..th mt 0n Friday nghi lAst Il the Cry
I'm having .or some time past failed % astrnd Tbs
-ats q, a., showed quorum present and he mem
A-. w.. into tie business with hearty de,crmins
on ia, nothing should sscsPe them great tea Il
bg.iss.. "a. transacted sni among other a-Ar' The
h,-s ordered the closure Of sx or eight slaughter
b-y.e. 8. tie sixth Ward and one n Jsysi IN ne
F.ab Ward The sad pisces being n1isAnces 4acy
49, ordered those notorious metropolses % Cholera
known a. Clark. Buildings Kelsey a.ey Hal nl-id
inr. and lsst though 10; east B.Akes Buildings ~
safe 70 be thoroughly renovsted, Gle aned and pun
ned irving the powers u enforcement 70 the Heath
Physician The buildings shove named are the mosi
miserable teuements imaginable.
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One o. t1e dlshantcd volu -tecrs of Inc firs' y.
Y Regiment was shot 10 this place on the evening
of the 2ist INST aud died ABOUT "a hours alter re-
ceivins the wound HIS name was Ben. Is.
Beatty. a private. aAd attached r. Company H
He had entered the tent OF a Chilean shop Keep
er. accompanied by al acqgaintai CO, AMI ira ~
some Misunderstanding, qaafrci o1mmenc' "a be-
tween them aud the foreigner, who became irI-ut.
eued aud produced = pistol IL was Instantly
wr.sted from him by Beattys companion, be
tween whom and the shop-keeper a seattle en-
sued. durng which Beatty retired toward the eL-
trance o. the tent sad was In the act Of passing cut
when pistol was discharged twas not know q
by whom toe weapon was used The bal was re-
ceivcd by Beatty IA the right side ana which, ira
velsing the abdomen, was shortly alter extracted
from the left, few inches ABOVE the hlP. The
report instantly spread through town that an
American had been shot down IN the street by 4
Chi can strauger-creati much seusaf on and
occsslouing many fears Apprehenslons were IA
,uraly excited that violence was medltsted a. ansi
the numerous olsss ol this people resident here,
and fears were entertained that uupleasan; coz
sequences would ensue. but happily, 81 proved
sruuuuess 4 warrant was issued for the arrest
OF the shop-keeper and the occupants % the tent
bat they had escaped the lnlurlated parry at
Tending the sheriff couhscsted the deserted tent
aud rs effects but 10 injury Vas offered either 9
the persons r property Of others 10 the vicinity
TIE uulorm good conduct aus quiet demeaAor 81
poor Beatty had Won Tor Tim the confidence alc
esteem Of al his acgl slntsDces. b. was about
80 ears OF age and native Of Albany, y.
where his parents sei othe- rsistves now reside
Alta Californian, June p
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SovrH FokK FkArHxR RIVER Nay n.
somehow, my crude ideas OF the immensely Ci
this Placer had wrongly associated the region ol
Feather River with its most attractive features.
rs possessing the largest share OF It's wealth, Snd
combining immense advantages over ether parts
From accounts read in the newspapers had re
ceived this impression, aud that upon srrival a.
Caliiornis sboald. In casting about for a field a.
labor have decided to bring up hereaoouts, may
not appear singular.
Our party consists OF eight hearty men, stran.
gers alike to the country and the Kind Of hte they
have chosen 60 lead, pretty vel equipped FOR 81
expedition OF this nstare and very ssngulne 81
Us result. We completed our final arrangements
Tor god.wsshlag 81 Your thriving city o. Sscrs
meato, aud com nenced the ascent OF that rNsr Ia
boat Ioe river was swollen, as its too near
submerged banks tesuhed, and more depressed
they appeared as We advanced A dense growth
OF underwood sAIrted either side. and psevontef
as lair view Of The surrounding country as We
desired. At times, as the wind slsckened We
would urge our boat with osrs and after lore.
noon's ride up the whaling river found ourselves
within hail OF settlers hut On the left bank AM
at the jaaclion OF the Two steAms-SacrAments
aud Feather. A ferry Is established here and a.
we approached and found our supposed course Z.
dverge Unexpectedly % the north, = conscious
ness OF wrong came over al but VIC we're set
Alright upon inquiry, though httle Sstcnist cd 10
perceive Feather River. which we had mistaken
ior the SACRAMENTO. to be much the larger stream
This point has been selected tor a town site, for
embryo cities flourish vigorously in this region
Feather River for few miles from IFS mouth
continues wider thsa the stream we he'd jass qa,
ted, and its baaks appeared higher and free iroui
brashwood, and this until We had arrived 81 the
fSrm ct an old settler German. Tie bad been
long enough IN Cshfornis 70 have acquired Tor
tune ssd squspdered 1t away, before the sold
discovery.
A few hoars of wind Ia our spread cae ass sui
feed % bring the principal farm on the ryer DIS
tinctly IN view This Is the Hook farm and pres
ent couatry residence OF that worthy and cutter
prisine phone er, Capt J. A. Satter. Here. ster
nine wears OF in1omitsele energy and Perssvsr-
ance, IN the Sacramento valley, preparing the wSy
tor the requirements Of thousands OF tyrtUnes--the
Advent CT tue 20 den crave hui hun the same
plain, quiet and hOspitsble farmer Of whom iraS-
eier. have said 50 much, and 50 justly
The next day, after riding lev niles up the
stream aud arranging tor the safe storage o. oa'
supplies aud Implements aatil car return, IN som
pany with two Of my companions ard yoans cat
te-drover OF that section Of COUNTRY set oai Tor the
Jabs river gold mines. ..
A ride OF fifteen tweoty mi es through well
wooded and beautiful country, introduced me 20
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Hnnd- Oh.

The following letter las been addressed - she
Amsrieaa Consul al Panama b. the Superior Chief
Of San as
AIvEs DIABLo San Bias. Nay -. l--9.
n ms j. ~ INFORM you that the Chef @; >An Bias
"saes tAa 10 steamers vislt his country . ask for
az % nas<e roa1 o. for sny ot1er purposes Tie
C1eis cf >An bas clam their lant from CCOlavefy
= ne Can q DArien. God gave TIE and. and 70
oresners eEn i've among ~ for If any i've here they
them and there woala e disturbance and blood
she'd Tor God made al nau01s their osn w0uen snd
not 70 trouble ours We are glad 70 see Al trading
shPs a. friends, and VII buy their goods with our
Pro1aee Any friendly v-ss- can trade with rs, bat
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ARM JOURN A l. a..
roRr oF NEw.YoRK....Auousr =.

ARRlvyp-s,p sr w.lsn N,'..-of'h. L,-r-nc-. a.L'
Jl-- -- al os 7.-.-ng-r' "oee'a 50 10 c' '.s -
az. c1.- OF Ess-csrs. Ch,.- cuts tv'. N-'mfh
Vas
Sen src F-,rc.co Pete Rr-usa -. eais'' order
81 ~. NY.tl ttsst
s.hr AatlI-. Grover. rhomtstnu. lus
BELOW $40 I,tala Haat. fn or.sn-. al .srg'
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Manifest OF steamship Falcons CRrso fran
GhaErr-

Three boxes gold aGsi Ss7,-9 ~, Rowland L A.,sr.
val. /. 40 80 AZ 40. G.. X. Wsra ! a. a. sIos :
Nnspp: | d. dc s.J>>A ii sheldon d. 4c sou How.
lana 4 Aspinwall; DO DO 1902 PA \ Livingston
a. DO , $50 Palmer 4 Newcomh B. 10 do Gu p
Barre 90 do 1000 l. Bartlett 1 90 90 1850. L.
Brewer. ! 40 do Q. i34 Livingston. Wells 4 CO do
DO 1000. &. A Ward . 90 30 1000 saytana, Reed &
Co, DO DO l63l2. Gnnncl, A!alarn 4 & ID %
l0eoO Chambers, Hlsrr 4 Co, 10 DO le ~ t. r
Fitzgerald Total suouns on fccghts, Sl69 oS5 80
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Domestic Ports.

FHlLADELPHIk Als ArIrei sfsslsh. g.. 1nha- tfDs
sr--ia. brs. "a e. .tsa. l-'. a. o.E- a. ~. "a
f-.,tcot. n. CO ha IA b. brgs 'ffy 8
F.rf.ru4th F1Itrss- Ha Hfss Csfr s. stoa. is0s io
.aaf Ware i1rs a'h-rs
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
california News eoscIsded fr""

california News cosc'e"
necessity Of forming s'a.e ....;on'
nit to Congress at me mex nsrdipgs Of the meeting
.ss SEND ,oa, ySs with the proclamation Of Bre
held here, or RiIey lwho BY the way claims 70
vet Srs 20 Of Csfornis aud the address OF the
be .,ive Assembly OF the District Of San fran
csoo, ~ $50 receive iall and complete list Of
~ 80. ye..el, in the Port OF San Francisco, VIII
the date Of arrival - D.
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no, make snv II us trstors Year ustion have their
road n eros. the lsthrus a. Chsgres and must noi
make a -o.1 Oh rough o4r country W. want 10 seam
70 visit or country unless 10 want 90 Wool all ~
t. % 10 not destroy this etter AID eAse send y %
Az answer 70 th- River n.sho reuisin your trienc,
SUPERIOR Cnisf JAWS CoLosrSS-
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SECOND BOARD


y fiiy Ft,a- Nlifi "a frl- i'sft-t he'~Nt i-f
-,--.s , Roo ! N0rrr. T. Fru
- I'd, E-a.-a. r-s- B-s-r- y "A Rar-a Tee teaa
la n Is.0a Tsloo ,ei-. D'stf'. . s-ss-f Be-
,.r A s-..-r Basel s-''sr. bs.sef 80 i-'e
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DI.n.fer-. &c.

"a, b. ai e. o. r ~ --s T-s.- ci scout o'
.r. sns-t 90 toll cf -clt 3i
r-rtsIa 80 ht.-e from
Arss a. a. long ,'st scout q f--' '7t
ia ID -st-r tsi paced q4snffy 1f oe-s cotton
A.rs POI Issr-nc- An .hp 18th - t-' ' Or 3
- ST
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Fowler- & Wells, Phrenolosists ant
Publishers. Clinton Hall l3l Nassau o. near he Par,

~ state and National Law school, BAL
sr0S sPA ssra0ga Co York The Fs term Of his In
stuton will ne lot Of September next lis
object % rzn student Ia nc Aris, vel
him thorough know edge u ne theory and science o
hs profession The system embraces critical, elaborate
daily iaons and lecturescOnstsni practice In eAem
porsneOus oraiory, consisting Of drill speeches sw rgg
ments historical debates Congregational discussions, he
al The rules Of rhetoric and e.ocu
uOn-cours comprising complete judiciary system,
with I'D yes. professors snes Witnesses sheriff. CLERKS
In ~dich the student constantly engaged 10 The ta and
argument u and al he details Of he ega prac
uce Among the Professors are " FOw Ter. Hon WI
Us Hal D Manly and " I Odel, EGGS. Charges for
furnished room. board tuition, use Of Libraries. and ec
lures dolly 81 per of is weeks psys5e advance
before of ne ~ eek None received for Jess
single circu ar containing particulars. sent
by request Ne previous reading ~ az Necessary de-
sirsble Lectures By Chancellor WzNorth, Judges " l
ard Parker and others asi- from hose Of the Professors
B order % the Board W FOWLER President
su3 eodIswSMkNtSl-
" All Works on Hydropathyi or Wafer
Care. flr sale ~ FoWLEss s. WELLS CInlon Hal. 10
ard ID Ssssalst NeU-f ora City
B-The WsleICars Journal FOR August q. u0w
ready Prce 10 cts, Or 8 sye1 sull 6lsp
~ Lyons Magnetic Powders for the desyuc-
non u bed0ugs cOckrOacnes aud all other insects Ps
ior ne destruction 4 ras and mice without p0isonsI
~ Broadway yslm'
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Ur,~.v .-a,-,-.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

We yesterday rad ths pleAsars Of long ccc-
versstioa With NJ Henry D. Cooke. gentleman
from San Francisco the 81 July, who came hitaer
on the Fsicon he corroborstes the information