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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

Goods. Fine French ro,h Frock Coats made to ORDER
SIC; best Smonis $50 AIso, style Of Winter
Overooat Please call and Judge for your,ef
q. u r. sfx
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informed hat the lases and hest Wgs
half Wigs Tonpees baidt e Long Hair &C. bs foasS
at the mandatory of HtDHUkST 4 HEARD, II KAdsa
lane. Also 20 lie had, cure for dsndruH
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Step from ths museum.-As hunAro0o
IN search Of good bargains.
Watt the Americas IL we'll to thst
Ann stones thro the 10 he
ehea popular shoe Stores all Nee
York viz: JONESa. IA ann street.
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Inc Time hes Come, aUd no mlstoke-
WIN the we'll rh- Iich Preach Boots
worth $I and what is ALL they them for
g ~ - the Of and Nassau Fine calf
- 90 Shoes and Caters sIua,Iy low. OAEGA.
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7igs and Tou, ees--VVs would cali tho

attention OF citsen and Stranger requiring Wigs
pees to recent ,mnr vemen of
iuvepted BY e. PHALUN. No. lT Broadway, corner o.
Dey street. under The Franklin House. They be sees
ard best assortment IN The rity
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What AiIs YOn:-"Th.re Is a storm brew

all competition They comb excellence of fabric with
beauty OF fnh and spssk for themeve We only ask YOU
to look at them gentlemen ard will gladly take
23 Broadway
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ing ar there ghoft OF ohe here overlook it'll and
AM in hurry to Oh ain Eiu- x OK is Hat" Where
buy desirable clei 1873 Fulton street.
With 1t you can hide the pcltigs Of the ptess
Shakespeare Atem!
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lady bs only in this that gives information
Of all AFFAIRS through life We cd herr
esson ia ard and she is those mpo
Fortune Te]lers Her residence is 27 Wooster
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dys celebrated print Of Predsbt Tayler
his cabinet for sale &c low price
81 per single At the publishers Brady Gallery Dos
and zW Broadway. Of Fulton street. liberal dis
IN toad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-04

Carpeng Rugs. Oil Llothg, Droggets
CARPET establishments No % sowery HIRAM AMBER
SONS Five large show cd With rich
at low prices You slst Carpets "a Ga 80 lOs
Rugs EOS; Druggsts IS. Cd to 6s., Sc SO.
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PN'' I-"I Iy,IIU Inc. I5,IB Tee. 5000
The aggregate quantity Of the articles lett at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 70
tie Soth Sept inclusive, was as follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

THE NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

'lNiE undersigned, President OF the Board of Trustees,
L heSs leave Ia call the attention OF the public 10 tins In.
stHatian. Fort the last two years IT has been under the man.
agement ol III FasffR, \ NJ, who has, by his fidelity, at
tent ON and ab'it, iuilY indicated the wisdom OF the Board
m scleetins him as is Principal. lie has given, 1t is bcliev-
ed, universal satisfaction TO the patrons OF the academy, and,
IN every respect, Is inlly qualified 10 discharge the delicate
ana 'esaanstble duties appottathing TO his position,
Inc baud have ueently procured the services Of WtIIftM
u 'AaAfoa, ttq-, a. an associate oI Mn. FoSrrR-who
comes item the University OF Virginia welt recommended Ion
the possession OF all the mental aud moral qualifications ne
c'SNary 10 constitute him a most valuable aid 10 the Aeale.
my.
The next session otthis school will commence ON the it
day OF October. The course of studies embraces the Latin,
"reek and Frcneh Languages, the Mathematics, and the
usual English branches.
GERARD ALEXANDER, Prcst.
BpNGn-Sin per session.
T~OItIpN-Si5 do do
The Boarding department will be also under the cxclu.
siyc control OF Mr.. Foster.
Astothe qualifications of Mr.. Clayton reference is made 10
Mcssrs. Branch 4 Nenahle, Professors at .ilampdcn Sidney.
Rev. 5. |. Graham, ID. ID. ot the Union Iheo. Seminary.
Prot, F"el,, OF William and Mary College.
Rev.Dr AIcGuncy,)
and OF the University of Virginia.
DIR. Harrison,
Sept 6-ti5O
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R. nj. ZIMMERMAN,
ain street, Eagle square, Riehu

l5i, Main street, Eagle square, Richmond.
AFFERS for sale the following Articles, ilesh and IN fine
" order
10 bales Mnlicr Almonds, 10 sacks Sicily do; 5 do. Eng
lish Wainnts, > sarks Bfazl Nuts, 10 do Pecan do ) do
Fllbetts; 50 boxes Ralsins; ) do Ctiron, 3 eases PluucS IN
glass jars; 10 boxes Lemons; 20 bhls Fall ripfins; . cases
Preserved Ginger, 100 bones Sardnes, 10 do Maccarnni and
Nermieelli; Is boxes Rock Candy, 5 casks Culants; ror-
deaux OIL, lay Water, Cocoa, French Chocolate, &c.
Al>o-3n,o0u Havana Cigars; 75,uuo linripe do 20 1000
Imitation DO 10000 Medium quality do So,uon common
do. , 1000 Manila Chcroots; p boxes Manufactured Tobac-
co, large and small boxes, fine aud medium quality; Nlaeea-
bau, Rappee, Scotch, Nachitoches, | undy toois and IRISH
Blaguafd Snu1s; loo dozen Oronoko, 25Od Fine Cut, lou
do Spanish Smoking fobaccoj 10 boxes, > gross each, Fine
Cut Pressed Chewing Tobacco; - gross Buckingham
Pipes, 20 boxes Chalk Pipes; German, MuIshaum and 9TH
er Pipes IN great variety, Cigar Cases, Tubes, &c. Aud
will be receiving, regularly, Fruits. Nuts, Sc, when in their
proper season, which will be sold upon as good terms as they
can be purchased at any other store in the city.
a. Also a fine assortment ct Willow and Straw Goods,
Baskets, Whisps, Blooms, Sc. sc. SC.
Oct SET
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PUBLISHER BY
Bldckf0rO, TuWulrD s. Co.

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY, -
at -Four Dollars per auntn, payable ia dirdnce. No sub
seription tpil be received for a shorter time than sir months,
and no paper ,cui be discontinued, (eroept al the discretion
ofthe Editors0 untu all dTeardgeS are paid.
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 cents per square Tor
less) for every inner form insertions and 374 cts. per square
(or iess) for ocery outer form insertion.
Erery .4ipertiscr - reqtireito note on the MS hotc long
he toishes has advertisement inserted; an advertisement, not
so IL toH be inserted TIL It's diSc0ntiluanoe be ordered.
EARLY ADVERTISING The terms are for the privilege
of $50 squares, $40; for one square $50; for one square, IN
ncr form S35. EceTy yearly adrertiser ,ciR be required 10
confae his advertising TO ms particular line Of business.
= Jon pRINTING erecuted neatly and erpeditiously. and
on reasonable terms.
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ESEBSIEATsOS.

rVNfiE subscriber will commeure the next session of his
4 School, at Mount Calvary, six miles south at campbell
Courthouse, ON Monday, the 29lh of Octobsr, lSi9. At
which will be taught the common elementary branches; scs-
eral branches OF Mathematics; the elements of Natural Phi
~losophy, Chemistry and Astronomy; and a preparatory
course of Latin.
T,ition fr a session of9 months, giving vacation . weeks
out of the time, -, 10, 20 and Is dollars, accnr ding To the
branches pursued. Scholars will not be taken FOR less than
the amount Tor the whole session, except under very pecn-
liar circumstances; and no deduction will be made for lost
time excerpt on account oil death or protracted sickness. 1t Is
very desirable and exceedingly important that the scholars
should all commence at the beginning of the session.
BOWLING II. WINSTON
Good ~B'atding can be got near the school, house at a mod
crate price.
= Oct S-3tb 5
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Sale Of VyluUble Stores.

TN pursuance of a decree Of Bedford County Court, ina
i case therein depending, OF Preston, &c. rs. Preston, &c,
| shall, on Monday, the I'D day Of October, lS49, at liberty,
Bedford Court house, sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on credit OF twelve months, SlA OR SEVEN
LIKELY SLAVES, consisting OF men, women and boys
These Slaves belong to the estate of Isaac Preston, deed.
and are sold by the Undersigned as Commissioner under the
decree aforesaid. WIN y. PRESTON,
sept 27-Wt22O. Commissioner.
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JUST ARRIVED AT HOME.

'INi'h undersigned would respectfully infnlm the citizens
I oi i.%saehhurg and surrounding county, that lac is again
at honei aud is no" prepared II i'll, with punctuaiii, and
despatch, all orders entrusted to him To be dyed, clcansel a,
nnished. o1aal' II not superior, In any byeing establishment
~ me thl'n, as he has, at great trouble and expense, seeut-
Ell the services oi a superior workman iiom he North. Per
hN,unltt the Impression that work done at the North ~ al.
ways we'll done Fan have It done here now, and warranted
to plea e tie still continues Ia dive and cleanse silk, Mrtino
Mouslins, ragleonia, tlpacoas, dresses, sc Carpets, Coats,
Pants, ests, Shamls, Stockings, Feathers, BunnctS, such ns
brait, straw. Nenrolitan~, 10 any colour. And, as usual, yir.
s'nia jeans handsomely dyed and warranted no. to smut.
JOHN IL q ONION,
Sept So-3m silk & Wooden Dyer. Iynrhhut.
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Valuable Town Property 1Ov. sale.
DiKGE.VIsi Lave or
A&
New York and Richmond Packets,

ANCW IUlh duu nICIllllU1u fdCkCtS,
fINilS new hume line Is composed of the following vessels,
1 all owned IN tn. city OF Richmond, viz,
Seho, Hanover, capt. Anderson l.amphin,
do ilenrieo, " John II Smark.
do Richmond, - John II. futile.
do New Work, George Couch.
do Merchant, jesse .n,clanJ.
do ofianna, " u dodge.
These vessels are of the first class, built III the CITY ol Bal.
t'inofe, Expressly ior tins trade and have superior aecommo.
dations ior passengers,
hey ate commanded by experienced Captains, we'll quail
fed toi the trade, aud " o vii spare ne eNeilion 10 aecanno.
date. They will be towcd up and down the rive, Ivy steam,
and may hr relied onto sail promptly as advertised,
Merchants going north 81 ordering goods ltom New Nalk
VIII hhd At 4 other intetc-ttn ship bv this Inc, rs freight
will Away be taken as low as By any otle, line ct Packets,
and every cnnt willhe made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining a
tull shafeo OF patronage,
Goods shipped by this line 10 NV York will be forwarded
Tree ri COMM, sion, 10 New Dlletns, Mobile, Charleston,
savannah, OF any Other southern OF Norlhein put.
The vessels will lie in ltehmt nd, at Rockets, IN New
York, At Berth Mo-. & flee House Slip, Loot OF Wall street
DAVID ttRlilE, ltielm pud,
&. II NV PlEltSoN New Nork, No. ! Agents.
81, South st,
AAmt 81 I.
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N FsSDsE1TADN

yNliE PAltINERSlilP existing between Moses Lacy and
L \. b. Garland, under the style and firm of LACY *
GARLAND, was dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST in
slant. Mr.. \. -. Tyree, having purchased the entire inter
est IF the said A. i. Garland in the aforesaid concern, the
said I'D. Tyrec and Moses Lacy are alone authorised to
collect the debts due thereto, and all persons, having claims a
gainst said finn, Will apply to them for the payment Of the
same. MOSES LACY,
Ang. 9-ts A. b. GARLAND.
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VOL. XXVlE.---NO. ~.

Is glanmy enough. As Cor the hopes Of the establish
ment ii a firm and enduring Republic, based on the a.
ieelions OF the people, AID projected without forcs, al
such have passed frnin the minds of praclical men.
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A CARD.
VINNSI4EY Z TAYI.OK would respectfully call The az
l. tention oftheir friends and the public generally to their
FALL. and WINTER STOCK of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware Hats.

the most of which were recently purchased inthe Nor-
lhern cities o CASH, aud as they are DESTROYS Of doing an
active business, SMALL PROFITS and quick sales shall
be our motto.
o.. -
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Fifty and Sixty Negroes,
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

AT AUCTION.
1DY an arrangement among the legatoes OF the late Rev.
ID WIN Leitwich, there VIII be sold to- the highest bidder,
on the premises, on Saturday, the Sd November, If fair, if not
the next fair day. that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
called SOFTER FARM, - HE former residence of he said
Icttwich. The said tract of Land liesin the county OF Bed
ford, Immediately on the i%ypchbulg and Salem Turnpike,
within ls miles of the former place, and within 6 miles OF
the town OF Liberty. II is also within one mile Of Otter
Bridge, where there is store, post office, saw and sIiat mill.
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E.4EE E.sSNzO.s'FOR 1910.

'JNit subscriber would inform his friends and customers,
l. that he has just received the Fail Fashions OF Gentle
men's Hats. All those, IN want OF 4 beautiful Han, will please
give him a call. The Hat is formed upon the most correct
principles OF taste and elegance, and when examined will be
found perfect. Any kind Of Hats will be made to order with
neatncss and dispatch. lie has also received a fresh supply
OF gcntlemen5 and ~boys'new style CLOTH CAPS, and in
a lew DAYS will have his stock complete.
August 30-ts VIM. SITTER.
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u III. = I'll CD 4.

n ~ - FL 81
At Old Spring Ware House.
'EilEsubscriberrespectiuly INFORMS the citizens of lynch
l. burg and ITS vicinity, that his
Nagoa-Enas<inS and
G KS WITT II 5 HOPS,
arcnow in fulloperation, All those who wantgood, nicean
cheap work can get it by calling on the subscriber, Who is
preparedtod do all kinds OF work in both branches, with
.NE.1I.NESS .AyND DESP.4TCH.
lie has a large stock Of very superior seasoned timber
commence with and his workmen are equal to any in the
State OF Nireinia. In his smith Shop he has frst-ratcSmiths
3 good aud neat liorseShoers, and always has on banda good
stock of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Lyncllburg, March i3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
~tnishedof and several Carryals, new and seeond-handed.
ALSO,
Several Secondhand Road Wagons;
and will in a short time have aud keeps general assortmento
W.4GONS. CARTS. PLOUGHS AND
UHEEL- B.1RROUS.
All Of which he will selllow.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers'tIotel, Lynchburg, March l3--ts
E,ANCY SILK EST GS-Of a Superior quality
l. and style, JUST received by
Oct S-ts WATERIIOUSE < POTTER.
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James River Estate for sale.

DY VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit Court of Chester
ID field, orthe 81 of April, 1871, amended by two other de-
crees, one made on the 18th July, 1871, and the other on the
18th March, 1919, in the suit Of David c. Wintree, &c, a
gainst Lucy Winfree aud others, the Plantation on James
River, in the County of Buckingham, belonging TO the IS
tate of James W. Winfree, deed, will he od-led for sale by
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, THE 18th
NEXT, il lair, if not, the next fair day. The
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IT" y 10y
$500 ACRES,

eRH$& of which there are estimated to be about 600
W. acres of open arabic land, including about $50
aAA- acres Of river, and a small portion OF creek low
grounds. The residue OF the land is in woods, and much OF
it well timbered. Nearly all the open land is in a high state
Of Improvement from the use of clover and plaster, and is well
adapted to the growth Of tobacco, corn, wheat and oats.
There is GRISr MILL on the place; and a site on which
there has been a Saw Mill, the dam now standing in good re-
pair. The mill may be rebuilt at a moderate cost, and rem
dered very profitable. The plantation adloins the lands of
Ro. Boiling, John and James Harris, Henry and Lorenzo
Nicholas and others, and is about 5 miles from Scottsy lille,
and s miles from the Virginia Mills. Produce NAV be car
ried across the river to the canal without any hauling on the
entirely throughit it, and by a number of springs conveniently
situated. There are good orchard, and all necessary tobacco
houses barns, &c., with a small dwelling and an overscer's
house. The purchaser will receive possession Of the land,
now in crop, as soon as the crops can be properly gathered
and removed, and will take full possession on the LIST Janua-
ny next,
II ERR ARE oae-foprth cash; and a credit of
one, two and three years, equal instruments, for the residue
the credit payments to bear interest from the sale, and to
be secured by bonds with good security, andby retaining the
title until payment.
We are authorized to say. that it is not the intention OF IA
ny OF the persons now interested in the estate 70 purchase it. 3
LUCY WINFlEE, com,s
JNO. J. BROWN, S0"
At the same time and place, | shall sell all the stock of ev-
cry Kind, consisting OF horses, mules, oxen, mich cows,
young cattle, sheep and hogs; also, the crop of corn, oats,
slucks. straw, &c; together with ali the plantation utensils
OF every kind. Terms-For all sums Of ten dollars and o.
yer, a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security before the delivery OF the
property; all sums under ten dollars, cash,
LUCY WINFREE, Adm'x.
sale OF the above will be conducted by Jno. J. Brown and
David c. Winfree.
Sept l0-tlSO
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&.RETEsSG .S' ~ SY.sTEE.z.E,
Main street, opposite the Farmers Bank,
IANCiIBuRG, Va.
WE wish to PURCHASE 100000 bushels OF WHEAT, FOR
w which we will pay the HIGHEST CASH PIlCE.
All persons having Wheat Tor sale viii do well to give Us a
call before selling. WILLIAM +. SMlTllSoN,
ROBERT SrAItiAM.
p. S. We have on hand a large and splendid assortment
of GROCERIES,, together with a general assert
mcnt OF STAPLE X GOODS, HARDWARE, Sc. *,
all of which we will sell low Tor cash OF give in exchange
for all kinds OF Produce.
We will give particular attention to consignments OF Pro
duce of all kinds. Prompt returns rendered.
July 23-ts SMIIIiSON x STATHAM
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CUNCERN,
yENlE FIRM of LACY & GARLAND, having been dis.
Il solved ON the LIST inst, the undersigned have entered in
to co-partnership under the firm Of
LACY 81 TYREE.
and viii continue The COMMISSION M FORW Ard
ING BUSINESS in the house occupied by the late firm on
the Basin, where we shall be happy TO execute the orders Of
our friends, as heretofore, aud will pay particular attention
to the sale Of all kinds oil Produce, and respectfully solicit a
continuance Of patronage heretofore extended 10 the late firm
of l.. * g. MOSES LACY,
Are. 9-ts AID UIKEE.
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On Monday, The 24th ull,, a convention representing
the Pro,es' ant Churches Of the city and county u st.
Louis, assembled al 81. Louis to consider The Subject VI
The Dissertation Of the Sabbath, which prevailed in The
city during the past sunni OF. aud the punishment which
ra. The Hon. Edward Bates presideJ, On the ssc'nd
day, thirty one churches wrr, represented, aud SIX lan-
jred and thirty delegates were in attendance. The pr.
c'edings were ut al Interesting character. Richmond
Times.
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NEW FIRM.

r. w EEkkM.
T,ilEnnder.igned will carry on the business hereafter UNI
der the nane and style ofN GUGGENiIEIMER &to.
at the old stand of the old firm. They have now, and will
continueto keep, a handsome assortment oi
Dy2T G.DLoD3a
consistingln part OF Broad Cloths, Cassiineres, Ncstings,
Cassilett, Fulled Cloth, Jeans, SC. SC.
ALsD-constantly on hand, a choice assortment OF Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods. Likewise, Hats, Caps aud Shoes;
all ofwlich will be sold at reduced prices.
N. GUGGENIIEIME1t,
L. GUGGENlIEIMER.
Dec.7
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FIFTH .xhRIv.fL OE(.sXHs.lGE S


INlIE o-partnership heretofore existing under the style %
/ 5. G|BGGENllEIMER Il BROTHER, has been dis
lived by the death al the senipt partner II ~ important
tina. the concerns oil that firm be- speedily closed The un-
dcrsigned will therefore earnestly call on all persons indebted
to them to come forward without delay and settle up their Sc
veraldebts, ard all persons having claimsagainst the firm are
desired to present them for payment.
N. GUGGENiIEIME Err,
Surviving partner Of 5, Gugsenheimef y Bro.
Dec.
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INARE from RICHMOND to LNNCIIBuRG hy Caual
Il Packets, " - 30
Fare from Richmond 10 Charlottes, lie, by paohotand
Stages - -. 90
Fare from Richmond 10 Cumberland c. II. by Pack
cts and Stages -. -, -
Fare from Richmond 10 Flrm>i lie by Packets and sta.
ges .- - Z / -
below, see card OF intermediate distances, Tor fare and
hours Of passing.
Lcare Richmond .~Alanday, Lfarc LyuciI,ug ~,lioi,day,
Uei3eSd5y amt friday, at UeincsRug aud RI tday, at
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WANTED Wool Rolls, Lard, Bacon, Feathers, and
w all kinds of Country Produce, for which the highest
market price will be paid in cash or barter, by
IINSLEY x TAYLOR.
Sent. . -ts
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DESSDkTTEO.H

SAN,L TYREE,
GROCER \ COMMISSION
TIANING purchased Mr.. w. d.. II ryree's interest in
III the firm of Samn Tyree s Bro, will continue to carry
on the AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS at The old stand. lie hopes BY prompt attention to
business to share a portion OF the public patronage:
AUG. 27-ts SAMI TYREE.
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Clothing Establishment.
SCl'CacS.

EODNCCO SCrCacS.
WE have for sale,
w 2 good Tobacco Flattening Presses,
l snail Box Press, winch we will sell on accon,mc
dating terms.
July 12-ts McCOIkl.E y SIMPSON
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BLANK BONDS FoRoA- THIS OFFICE.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-09
Pension and Bounty Land Agency,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Office removed TO 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Department.

GEORGE M. PHILLIPS, Notary Public Com
VI missioner of Deeds, and formerly of the Urea
sury Department, attends to the prosecution and
collection of Claims before Congress and the several
Executive Departments Of the Government His
attention is more particularly directed to the pre-
sentation and prosecution of CLAIMS FOR PEN
SIONS, whether
Revolutionary, Invalid, Navy, Half pay or Widows;
Presumption and other Land Claims;
Revolutionary Services-for Communication, Half
pay, or Bounty Lands;
Bounty Lands and Pensions for services in the late
War with Mexico;
Contracts with the different Departments for Sup
plies, &c;
Settlement of the accounts Of disbursing and other
officers of the Government;
Collection of unclaimed dividends on the funded
debt Of the United States.
Being in possession of large number of Rolls Of
the Army OF the Revolution he is enabled TO produce
the proof Of service Of large proportion of those
engaged in that struggle, and for which they
their widows are entitled 10 pensions from the
United States.
AS Notary Public, the undersigned is prepared to
furnish legalized copies of Documents or Records.
Charges will be moderate varying according to
the nature Of the business transacted. Letters,
receive attention, should be postage paid, and may
be addressed GEORGE NJ. PHILLIPS,
Bor No. 81, Warrington city.