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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

a-y. ~icks al Of watch viii be SOD Al Tnoss@s ana
R-n~ussr is Fulloa-.t ars amp esss Of
An Of. the .oovs good. can be bad s.Ia-r u silver,
III. Or ororre snH lniseo1A
SHEET BRASS.
TEE UNDERSIGNED 10 daily rscsiy.ns hon u,
Rolling si-ls very .op-nor sfaeie o. sa-es oIs.' -
-. Al rsoucsd pness Plser. ora.s q superior quality
-. .'ss.ls On bsns JAMES o MorrEr.
- ir.oei.S .s.or-. 81 Fa'oast and lzi pnncs-..
nf--OLUTIo> or C0PART>EKsBIP.-
~ Noucs . hereby given that ne psstuer.n3 srlsuns
-.r.--a ne sns1 under ne ffna Of WRIGHT
-EWIS Is IBIS s.y dissolved sy uoiasi consent Eihsr
9sr,rsr authorized - 80 ne skns1fe " ne ATE hfr
2 A' 'i's-'- MILAN WRIGHT,
III anc-r.igrsd vii conaI1e 80 business heretofore
-o.dscf-d by W1shf Levin, b.. account. Rob
-rt Levin having reared ir0u Ls brokerage nasle.s-
1900. SCI Isl $40 WILLIAM HRiGHT
- So PosFs b1ldirg, a.lossf-sr
NEW BU,KwHEAr.-Tss .gsscriber. are pre-
lsf-d receive ORDERS foT r-S 11lec blcaf heal.
trked 2sPersf oaffes 1-f b-rfss quarter az
mn and aso 10 bags u ~ snc .
~ warrant tcef mea 10 Be a-<, free frOn grit
"a weight, All -c4A DO quality % sny u n.lt7t Oat
No. Grah.n FI04r. ~lle 80 yellow Id al Aea, xl1
fe1 Cora N-al cIr4 yrfta- Folr -r. I.r1e- Rye
ssur Ia 5srr- 400 sAf Barr 40 10 5ax. u s. anc IS
s-f1 Orders from he socln z1c Ess accompanied
3 lsis IT Al 0 yRosT 81 gioaI.i.
DOVER LOOn..-couoc Power Looms, IN good
erssr samples u Tse1 e.a se .s-s snd isf sac oy
y WATCHES, JEWkLRY silver
- WAhE &C. n - LOu-sl arc 80 bO~-ry-
E1 SQUIRE BROTHER would MORN ,hsir Gus
<ksss omef. b tns4r .nsss-n-us 10 rsrope tney ~
.oocs direct, AID ne -1ssltases 70 eel a. 90
ain ~ a. God ~sLclcs by Cooper Iocias
5e~sig - 0las 900 seae. ow a. a. .old cs.is,
Rage Pre-, Loczst. Ike watches. 5LFrfwHe q n
PIX u oar 1usl1essTra s~t-. Forss spoons <e Gasl
u u dolarb c.s9rs Gaze Bsssst, Waters. az arg
-r-nf. oar rue e. sols sIfzEec |" pr-sel'71
j la.ls- slClAE. p. SQUIRE.
z-o BENJAnIN,- sAAss SPRING Truss
4 ~ p rs 5eeEra1-sL n. } aeger grow ~-u
- ~ r1sl from raOlsl4fs o. 1e.l q ne De1J
D Oacs nxhL always ns1lT Prcss9rs fre1
...-a fruu / ~ . ia without t1ck ped,
wrtes Dc, <r-4t u1ry 20 spire. days MA iyrn
40 no. ,er-ct.y sslsfsc0ry l0c>J regxflsd tho1p
a.. Tu..s-. Al reduced ,ncss Aso, no o-st nrd o.
sboQld-r srsess ssd Abdominal Supporters ~ Sseea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

sssR~TrTs~ AMERICAN slg~Et VI T
, Bsrnuir Manager aol Proprietor, John Greenw GOD,
Dr. A-.sl4a Mana. e. Another lrard Gala wres-spler-
4f psr.rr. rre--in the afternoon -nd every
ing A. q. o'clock Ih- celebrated MARflNEIll FAMl-
~ h-.e talented person. appearing Tn svsney OF ne
ssme easing and shirg Tea wonderful gymnssuc
rnsnce- - ii- Rave Family Also engaged. Mons
F.er Nr Wemy.s Pete MoOis. Mr. Jerry Merlhec.
Mss stauhops Niss Barton, AMI Miss West Madam
RaozVell. the T1rmne-Te Ier Admission Scents ehd-
-, 80. ir v..r. HI. .-,l. s2<
11UE DU--EL DpkF ACADEMY or FINE
ARTS crhiniunE Of Paintings ny ARTISTS Of mo
.Aove school r. the room Hall ~ the Church OF
glne gfaiy IN Broadway. between spring and Prince
.l. wi rrnaa open until further nouce from 10 O'CLOCK
n nnrI 30 u'ri0cs = n siui--i IN L5 cents season
Tirsars 81 rerfs Catalogues ia 80 sult ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27
"A Is. BUTLER, Al -tionser
pIRIIC Dut>I-TRATpH,S SAIt.-

"A b. BUTLER, Al -tionser
DUBIIC ADui>I>TRAT0H's sALt.--On
L WEDNESDAY, Oct 10, AZ II O'Clock. On prem se- -
Lspensrdst i DO sold Tho -nurs interest II the ste
Henry Hubbard, deceased 10 that old established Pun
he-h uso sud Tavern the Star, ~ LspenHf u
together Nth he good will. stock, hquofs Dsr nxuf-s
.nd furniture and The remainder " lsas- having years
and months 10 Sac foe casa Apply 10
on JANIS y ThAfhh. fub Ann
M & BUTLER Aacuos~sr
DJBIIc ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.-OD
II THURSDAY september n, ~ 10 Oclvek NJ III spruce
second slofy The effects ~ barbara Run
John Watkins and other Dte.tz@- consisting Of coihDg
Trunks chess wslcb.s lsWery and sandnss By order "
.7s "a. JAMES THAYkk. Puzzle Adm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

OPEN DAILY AT TIE rlORAMA PAVILION in
- Asr1r.r ace The original Dor-ms Paintings by ths
eminent artists Dsgurrre snd Bout consisting n view o.
ne Interior Of fhe Ruirs ~ HoyroOd chapel by moon
al al $50 ih- view o. The Cly and h3rJor 81 bresi.
M princi os naval depot ~ France These are no ora
a. cn- Of nc above celebrated srsts. painted
ID. h- the Grams 81 Paris and hrr eNnhitet 10 that
civ sad subsequently l ne toI-esm, Regents fafs'
London doom open from A NJ uA 10 VI. Admis.
,r liberal f-ru. 81 wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

COT1ON-Ihe operators hsc rossessu 81 Tie ffexn Jew
nofuuk Aod then The eut The usnarions We
bsss suo probably much further advance 90 'e'
ffqt, hxff osa Sfsct 81 Csfser, az saf ('"ei''"' l
- data
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

~ fg ioac ~ 'g.f fs. g--.r. s.-..r r..
' trfs.t ID hf 80 -. t-1lf. eco O.. r.- ..-~sr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

NHiskT-lLe
Pr~or Dfusae fe tine arc ni-es 49, A 0ie
HOgs--1ss swsf viii lager receipts s'"'
,os.coor. thout eisrE.. ssi doA sac, q e's.,.
q ne % 60 1sDissa 81 sA0''' 40
NyL.xsrED-A &c Of 40 ss'A A"'N'A vas '-''
e.a .srrp OIL. dali With X. "a ehef ''' w.
e.. Aaersso Al e .s -. ,n.ss a. sicsRs
60 ar Sotsnhssodnk - -e 49, 4. =,
49, -...r.s 5aAer 6fne 81 P-erenfei ~ ,.1-- Il.
N, y. .s..is pfss4vs 20 sfisa a. - r,,ss IN 10
- '-ns a. n.a.ia -. M ~ % y 49,, n, H.,
$3.50, n ~ sslvsrss tsrsj soa g hes '-''' ."
OF. ne .c.iss a tr.Ais sni Nt =
49, 60 ssssriag qs.ay ti<s - - g. ~ a: n
800. .eouib tsxs we're 81 49, "a m hAss
- 20 ..- s,<c - n Thsre -ss sass ~ ~ . .rS
49, ~ - ~ ,or ts- osssss skSeSs o' n1S''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

4 Young MAN Loo1t = years Of ar-, ~lsl-s
Il sIlalon 20 crg fooc- store w.ers - o-1 80
himself generally usef4l wrIes goa 1sri 80 --s :
perfect K10r.cd &c u prnted xo01s- Ncl-d s1tase
lor vesrs = Il. res1-c.E5e am Lssi~rs sccr-
&C e. L 10 ne Zee % 1's page, MI % Atieoded :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27
ScHooL OF CHEMISTRY a o sl.l., Do .,

- REMUS An Chemical Assistant IN The Medical De
paTusuiOilh-N Y University. and & TOWNSHIP hsskls
n aie Of he Laboratories OF 0essen AMI fars having
completed The o. their Laboratory, are pre-
paced fo ec-pUoa Of students 10 the vanous nrsnches
of Choristry The OF instruction. 90 Qualitative
saa Cumulative ANALYSIS Will be suen a. hss been
cr.afuly adopted hy Prof Lisbig 10 The LaDorstor5 Of
8iessen Especial siisauou viii be paid - toe insiruc
uon Of medical students In the departments aedto their
profession.
Auslyfrs alad- Tor medical mercantile, manufacturing
ana .grfrulturai purposes DOREMUS a HARRIS.
as .~i- Anaiyucal Chemists. i7g Broadway, Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

~ guardians desirable in-tfuuou fHr youlL
ladies'. every opportunity Is offered 20 faclliar
their meuts and moral culture bile they avoid tte heavy
expenses usually attendant upon such Advantage
Circulars giving terms, references. &C may De- bad by
calling A. ina musicslore S0o Broadway, al - Cnsm-
brrst on saturday of each week between The hours OF
ana where one ~ The teachers may be consulted arc
will give every Information resfive o. the school 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27

s---.- sfN-. an
90 - A. .o OoA -. sr,s Sis ~ - 90 A. 81
A.. ~ - n easls ~ 50 .-r,..
! See y. 80 - -. s. D. See hsr. SO. - 80.
- -. su.l ~sh sac. - tei' At eaes' ~ a. 90
=. - - o.,~r I'd (hs.s sbsfs- pfs.s- 80 - =
!. - O. 49,. .,o.ptinxs f~w shoedefs ~
Trportfron lot 70 sNh ssg'sHS,ss,,s ts4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-27
TO LET AND FOR SALE

n FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET A sssilsn,sn
q occupying eomfortsb- and haadsonsly furnished
house fcOntsinins eleven rocnsJ 10 CnsmoefeC
would ist 10 " small snd fsspsetsole family who ~o1 "a
10 willing 70 board n- sdv-ri-efs family Thee ~isn
ins otnsr Do.deu need nor sppy Address
Chambers, Tribune Once References exchanges. IL
- FOR sALE-0ssirsble building loss IN South
q Brooklyn, corner 81 Flfh sreOus and T~soty hsf
-; will sell six. only "a per eent easnt me
os socs mortgage Toisis xood sn<s for sangis
~ Ia.t will double IN value 10 yssSs. Apply 70
.H IL 2 G SMITH, - falsons
N WANTED-A mOdsTn-built house In Essi e'oso
Way, east u u, Dot fsr,rr go tssn cnne~nst .
possession ~a1isc Ia October. Any person bssSs
such ~ let Will hear " tenant By sooressDs "hcss-
otcs VI ihis paper, stsfny locsnoo, fent te - "a
e. FURNISHED HOUSE 10 Bsoosiya 70 -,
= Tor nc Winisr, " a small ard qllss is1-,y - !.
you'd tozrc ne Dfes>nG ocrepsnis VI sne ,'---,
bv srn txo Children The ocauo1 pleasant and every
Esy desirable Apply A. . scnefnefhorhE - y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

We're to Dc discovered and destroyed In literary contests
often ran up the flag and used the weapons of buca
neef Not only did 1t exlcrnihae tho small craft Of non
ny-asme novess and p1easters, but pursued Words
worth, Sou'hoy. Coleridge. Montgomery Lamp, aud all
with whom they treated or sympathised. with a spnl
aknio That of the Red Cus,r of tho Mozambique, F."
when chasing ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

A few days since mentioned lhns large company
of Iloandrrs under the direction Of their pastor. the
Row. DIR. Kline, noted divine, their way TO
this country. Last week they arrived in the ship Leila,
and they healthy enterprisng and industrious
body Of emigrants we have They number
two hundred persons. and all in comfortable ccum
stances. bringing with them in the aggregate between
four aud five bundled thousand gullders in gold. About
one hundred and sixty of them have already started
their way 20 Allegheny Ottawa couniy, Michigan.where
they intend to settle The remaining forty will remain
at Warmarsing, Ulster County, in this State, until
Spring, when they will rejolu their brethren.
NJ T. SIM
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PUBLISHED BY
jtarkfnr0, Totuulrp s. Co.,
EYERY .MO,ND.4Y .AND THiRsUqY.

L
N -Four Dollars per atat, payable IN adeanee. No sub
scripon nil be received for shorter time than sir months
and paper ,cH be discontinued eroept at the discretion
ofthe EdtorS0 until all dyearagoS paid.
g. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted Gt 30 cents per square o9
fcss for every inner form insertions and 81 cts per square
(or less for ecery outer form, t,sertion
Erery ficertiSer feqedto note the MS hoc long
ecshes his advertisement Inserted advertisement, moi
noteB ,c be inserted till its dScOntinudfcc DC ordered
For the terms for the Triciiege
Of taco squares, s0 for square ~25 for square,
form s35 Erery yearly advertiser to be required TO
confno his advertising 10 ms particular line ofbSneSs
SJoB PRNrINa erecuted neatly and erpeditiously and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30
THE SECOND ADVENT.


guest Us follows
THE SECOND ADVENT.
Shout yourselves hoatse. 70 supple slaves
Gad grant it do you good
But calpet frs, the frequent graves,
Nor le, the dead intrude
Make bonfrcs OF Those CHASTITY bones
That ne'er have buried been,
Aad drown in Pe1n.hymns the groans
Of ecull and Skibbereen
She comes make every window bright !
Prepare the worthless show
'f"ould wiring her womsu's heart outright
To learn one half your woe.
Reveal not how they fled OF died
VIM loved you 10 the last;
But lose, in one days tnse pride,
The future and the past.
Even while ROYAL gallees wait
Fair seas. and fay 'rlng skies:
Far 10 the South, with dolelul freight,
A lonely vessel flies
Oh turn your thoughts from all the glare
That cheats your ayes around.
Ard see your noblest pining there,
Your best and trues bound.
Alas for them MS vain 10 weep
Assume a cheerful smile,
And ruse The tones Of joy that sleep
Long silent through the Isle
she kGows not, she can never know,
What sullerIngs ours have been
Then daub with red the checks Of woe,
And ny To greet the Queen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30
POSTPDNEMENT.
ENCEsANes n
BOWLING SALOONS.

rENTI.EMEN, de.rons of the healthy aud invigoNng
" exercise Of Bowling at Tea Pins informed that my
Saloons open for their
No. which has beern time past will be
Quoted hetctooe No 3 the lower will be let to pri
parties only by the hour half hour The subscriber
pledges himself ta order and dccorum shall be observed
JAMES G. SNlNNEY,
Aug Cts. "Erctange Corner"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

Com. Gregory has been appointed to the command Of
the African squadron. The Commodore will sail for his
destination in about weeks aud raise his broad pennanl
on board of the d,g shp Portsmouth, his arrival cut
relieving Commodore Cooper, who is laying i'll at Ma
dera The squadron consists of ships Portsmouth, john
Adams and Yorktown. and briggs cambridge aud Por-
poise.
At Gibraltar, 10th ult., U. S. steamer Mississippi, to
sail no date, for por, Mahon. Sailed from do 7ih u.
5. schr fancy for Norfolk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

Georgia Rail Road Stock.-Ihe Augusta Chronicle
that sale of this stock made the 10Th inst.
800 per share for the stock, which is equivalent
to hundred aud thirty two dollars and SO cents for
the old stock. Encouraging Railroad stock at pre-
MUM Of 32s per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30
Trust Sale of New Freight Boat,

a. ia A trustee under a decd ol TT lst, executed
,l.fsS a by Albert n. Johnsonol date Cor
bout) the 18th of February, 1919, and OF
cord in the Ccrk's Office OF the County Curt OF Nelson,
shall sell public auction, the hi hest bidder for
the Canal Basin, in ynchbug, Saturday the first day
September next, bran and excellent Freight Boat
built by Shaw, and OF the finest quality in size and workman
ship Iothose in want rare opportunity will be presented
of making purchase the sale Will be without reserve The
title believed to be good, but only such will be Sold aud
conveyed as is vested in me by said deed.
DAVID f. SPENCE,
Aug. 23-tlS Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

FINlE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses Lacy and
Il A. H. Garland, under the style and firm of LACY &
GARLAND, dssolv ed by mutual the LIST in
slant Mr. A. u. Tyree having purchased the entire inter
EST OF the said A. b. Garland in the aforesaid the
said A. H. yree and Moses Lacy alone authorised to
collect the debts due thereto and all having claims
said firm Will apply to them for the of the
MOSES LACY,
Ang. 9--ts A. b. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.

In order that several vacancies in the Medical Slan
OF the Army nay he filled well provide lar such
as may occur within the year. we requested b. state
that Medical Bont. for The examination of applicants
for the appointment Of Assistant Surgeons will be con
vcncd IN Philadelphia on the 18Th of October ensuing
aud will probably continue IN session for two or three
weeks.
Candidates. being between iwonty-one aud twenty
eight years Of age should make their applications to the
Secretary of War mpanlel with respectable tesliml-
mails ms 10 then moral character and physical quafca-
TONS Sc.
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Ssys'H, EyHEE

GROCER AND COMMISSION NERCIINNT
TT ANING purchased Mr. w ID r. T,ree's interest in
the firm Of Samn 1vree s Bro will continue carry
the GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS the old stand. He hopes by prompt attention
business to share portion Of the public patronage.
Aug. 27-ts SAM'L TYRE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

One thousand packages OF boots aud shoes arrived at
ST Luis onhe 9th from the mlnufaooriea. IA
the Illinois and Michigan Canal aud tho lakes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

Mr. WALSH, tho Pari-inn correspondent Of the New
York journal of Commerce. in late letefi1 that pa
per. says.
Nice cantoni Is In be exercised by the Anetioan people
and government IN tho ALTAR of Chn1da 4 war with
Great Britain is the probable risk alternative. The
cost of The struggle might be far greater than the value
Of HE prl1e,t prize there should be. The Constitution
nd OF yesterday, has neay three aud half editorial col
dmns on the Canada question. The letter Of General
Scott draws particular heed, his namo being high nnhor-
ny. American "Dem,cratie impaience aud avidity Of
conquest" sgnaaed by The Purs cdiiuf-hn AYERS
hot the American pubicias, not content with the two
Canadas. would dincG he six seven British colonies
ot N. America. lie thinks that tho British government
might nay the Canadian lerment without great difficult
ly, establish North British Union, after the pattern
and bv the sdo Of the American, which might prove more
beneficial 10 thu colonies than annrxa,ion and certainly
more accordant with the general ntercsts Of the mothc,
country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

the prmate aud It's diculc Of the slarchcd lnmmey Of
the bench OF bishops II raniers and patent Christians
sydney Smith hated tyranny, bn, he loved money he was
humane man. and no asoetic bigoI; aud IL his
suporabundani wit. aud the lndiurnus light in which nj
most every thug struck hs mind that gave elso his
sarcasms, and made him uncharahe than he
really was, Two OF his articles In Tho Edinburgh oar.
red through Parliament bill extending TO all grades Of
rluns the tn benefit Of counsel when trial Previous
10 this. counsel, eveo in capital cases, allowed
To address Jues In favor OF prsoners,an he1re poor
wretch could get half through sammering speech In his
avn bchaf ho was generally choked oil by the Judge,
that he might he tho more speedily sfanged by the
hangman. Ali old Dean Swift humanzed few men
have done mora 10 explode error, shame bgory aud
pose abuses, than thou
One of the main of the of pcrIcc, canior
and catholey in this distinguished periodioa was, that
for years after s establishment its leading contribute
wero sort OF Mutual Admiration Society III close
poraton oferary lshmaetes -appaudlng and defend
ing all Within and despsng aud denoun,ing all beyond
the pale
A n political journal, the Influence of the Ednbureh
REVIEW has, 10 great event, passed away It's pawer
and glory eliminated during the administration OF Fad
Grey. Till ihen it shone IN untiyaIej spendor. pouring
liz beams IN the path Of progress ani shedding me light
around the footsteps o reform than all other like
combined Other summarizes. fesbcr in their rising. aud
Rejecting tho opinions Of he awakened mind of England
have dimned ils fires. Il has grown wuywafd, iimd
conservative and aistocralic, touching gnperly and with
goved fingers topcs which it once handled without init
tens. From the hour 1t became tho organ OF power, II
ceased To be the herald Of the people. In ia decline
has occasionally reused ITSELF and struck blow for free
dom which revived the memory Of the glonus days be-
fore the bligh ofcon crvasm upon II has shaec
the fate of the Wings aud Of all Qnarerlios The
CANS of political opinion. Periodical literature has secI
rovouton in the public taste. Qnart'tlos and Month
lies hardly survived the advent of railways The olcc
trio telegraph which bareey keep pace with the reyo
luton of patlea AMI states. has nude oven Wcthes
secn stale. The Penny Magazine dcn's tho Quarterly
and the Daily Press rles The hour. Bat. ten Thousand
thanks 10 the Edinburgh Review, for nsherng In an era
which has made ls own existence no longer necessary
the politician and the statesman.
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ygs1s.TESIOH.E, EeNFl.
IAs&HRE.EI,E'HshN

4 GENUINE article raised by Wm Massie, Esq, of Ne
"A son, at Il % per bushel, Applyto
August y is AGREE s. Written.
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LAW NOTICE
DR., BAGRY

OFFERS his Professional services the citizens OF
~ Lynchhurg, and to the community adjacent Oliee
door below the Union Hotel.
IL lS-2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-08-30

Vc5Scr's Dictionary presented 10 The Qaeen-- Mr.
Bancroft presented TO the Queen copy If OF Mr. Web
soI's Dictionary. TO which her private secretary opod
toows
81 have 81 commanded 10 express 10 your excellon
cy and to beg III you 10 transmit Ia hessrs Merriam
her Majesty gfacluns thanks for this beautiful present
which her Majesty highly values not only Of
the great merits OF the work iiself but I'LL
sign Of those feelings towards her royal parsonage, the
part OF large PARTON Of the Ango American nation.
which your exeellency informed me it intended Ia
represent, aud which, afer the political disnnon which
has taken place between the United Kingdom and the
United States, could not Indeed have found n inore ap
propraie way Of expressing themselves than tho preson
tatInn 10 her Naes;y Of work the English language
which directly refers to that weriu and ndlssuluble
bond by which the two cognae nations the eastern
and western sdo Of the Atlantic will forever remain unit
ed. Your exceilency, well as Nlossrs. Merriam, viii
doubt feel great pleasure in learning that her Majesty
has placed The work presented through your exceency
amongst the few selected volumes which compose her
private library"
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L "A ND FOR S ALE
Norwood Tavern for Escnt.

xx..4 THIS well known Tavern stand, on the For.
est Road, ii miles W est oil 14ynchburg and
MslsH miles East of Liberty, is for Rent or Lease
There is at this place every accommodation
Hf15ssuoD necessary TO Public House, besides good
Store House and Talor's shop Sufficient LAND oil excel
lent quality to work several hands, will be rented with the
Tavern if desired 1t is deemed useless say much in
gard to this property, it is known TO be OF the best
raven Stands in the country, commanding at all times
large amount of the travelling custom The property will
be shown to any person desiring to rent by Mr. James Z
Slaughter, who resides in the immediate vicinity Any com
muncatons addressed to the subscriber, Norwood p o.
Bedford county, Va, will receive prompt attention.
Aug. 13-ts MARY T. HARRIS.
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POLITICAL,
IRELAND
The visit of the Queen.

While Official persons are preparing To celebrate the
visit Of the Queen with festivities and foundations
poet in the hismmi breaihes such a welcome 10 the Roy
n qua ~
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DOCTOR T, L. RIVES

II ANING settled permanently in Lynchbufg, offers his
services to its citizens and vicinity Having had several
years experience in his professions he hopes share
oil patronage When not professionally absent he gem
orally be found at his office Main Street. nearly opposite
The Franklin Hotel the Hotel, where he will be glad
to attend to calls either in town the country.
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NEW CONCERN.
EAeY 4 TYREE

and will continue the COMMISSION AND FORW ARD
ING BUSINESS in the house occupied by the late firm
the Basin here shall be happy the orders
onr friends, heretofore, and will pay particular attention
10 the sale OF all kinds OF Produce, and respectfully solicit
continuance of patronage heretofore extended to the late firm
OF l.. & G.. MOSES LACY,
Avg. 9-ts A. -. TYREE.
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Rer Mr.. GH'cgs pish 10 Liberia THE Washing
ton correspondent Of tho New York Observer. In audng
to Mr. Gncy. mikes the following remark:
"lle goes out, | Am assured. Government
agent, 10 institute inquiries and observations In reference
TO The OF the Young African Republic, 10 stay
long in his judgment it shall be necessary, and on his
return 10 report the result Of his invesga I"