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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A TWILIGHT SKETCH -'Twas evening"
All nature was hushed in ca IN repose. The
axe of the hardy w"odman no longer re-
sounded through the openings Of the forest,
the farmer had f"rsaken the plough. and
the playing children even had quilted their
sports and gone home TO rar,ake Of their
homely, though wholesome evening mcal.-
As the soft shades of twilight gathered
round. a cheerful light suddenly arose from
an humble cottage hard by. and the clear
swer, voice Of the co'ia9er's wife was waf-
ted forth upon the evening breezs: .Thun.
der and lightning. jim. that young one has
burnt up her night gownt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The CoMPRoMIsE.-The Hon. II. S
Fooie, of Mississippi, has received ant
published long and able letters from Robt
G. Scott, Esq. VIM. II. M'Farland. Esq,
and the Hon. VIM. S. Archer. all distin-
euished Vlrginians. the first named disap,
proving the COMPROMISE, unless material
" modified, and the TWO last named cor
daily endorsing IL.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

A LITTLE HEATHEN. will you please
10 mend NV u"w."r>l" said q little fellow
the ether day TO a lady friend Of his mother,
the rag, exhibiting themselves pretty clear.
" about the knees.
"Why. no. you little mischief yon; why
don't you 60 and ask your mother to do ii7''
"Oh, she don't have limo for ihat-she
belongs to Sewing Society. and goes to
1t every day almost. to make clothes for the
heather, a~ay off somewhere-smong the
Indians, / reckon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

hr.J-We return our sincere thinks to the
Ladies Tor their kind invitation to tho Sup.
per at the Court house on yesterday even.
ing. and regret that business engagements
would not admit of our being present. Such
compliments are always gratifying, aud
more especially SO "when a iellcr's a wild
der" as Mrs. Darlington would say.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
THE MEETING ON MONDAY.

We should be rocreaut 10 our dulv diH We
fa to bear witness To. 0nd express our
graft fca,ion at. the harmony and unanimlly
which characterized the meeting here on
Monday last. composed as it was Of men,
who in regard to the party questions OF the
day areas far nsunder as the poles but who
on that coca sion, forgetting or laying aside
political prejudices, came together as band
of brothers. as American citizens, to give
their cUunlcnance and support to The great
spirits Of the nation who are now aborlng
TO compromise and settle question which
mora than any that has ever arisen, has
agl,atcd, distracted. and even endangered
the Union. We say we were gra'iied, yea,
more than gra:iiied, because it convinced US
that no matter how high party politics
might run, or how bitter parlIzan warfare
might become, yet patriotism, love Of corr
try, was still the prcdominating principle.
the fire that burned brightest in the hcar,s
Of oil, and tina, as long as such n spirit
prevailed among The people our GLORIOUS
Union could not be dissolved.
The meeting was large, and composed, as
near as we could tell, OF about equal num-
bers Of both political parties, who seemed
to be animated by but one purpose, and tina,
purpose desire that the slavery question,
which has so long been n source Of bitter
agitation between the North and the South,
should be compromised and settled upon
the plan Of Tho Committee Of Thlr.
toen. composed of Ciny. Cass. Webster,
Foote, Bell Dickinson, Dawson. Atchlson,
and others. 1t was tn" people. too, who
were in attendance. the substantial men of
the county. who nre always ready to quite
the querude of their homes, and come up
interests and safety Of their country are in
question.
At different s'nges of the proceedings.
the meeting was rby and cloquen,ly nd.
dressed by T. n. Vandy Ike. D. ". Ballew.
and T. J. Campbell, Esqrs. Col. r. B.
BrabSon. Of Hamilton county, who was in
our Town, and who had been invited to par.
,icipaie in the proceedings, also entertain.
ed The meeting with some well timed Hno
eloquent remarks, in which he colgratu
lated the people Of McMmn, Wings and
Democrats. uptn that spirit of patriotism
and love of the Union. which prompted
them to rally as members Of one great
family, uniting to cheer and approve the
efforts Of those who are laborIng TO settle
and adjust our difficulties and dspel the
ONLY cloud tina, obscurcs our future. In a
word. The whole proceedings were of most
Interesting character, and marked by the
right spirit throughout.
We cannot but believe that such meetings
If generally held would have a most salu>
tary effect in harmOnIzlng and nIlaying ex'
c,temeni, az well as 10 encourage our Sen
ators and Representatives in Congress t"
persevprc in their efforts to settle the vexcd
question, and we t-u>t the people in other
counties will get together and give utter.
ance 10 their views md sentiments on the
subject.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

orLast Chattanooga Gazette represents
the editor of that paper as laboring under
a severe attack of cholera morbus supposed
to have been brought ON by excessive Joy
a; the complete drying up of the frog
ponds" We'll, If the wen iher has been hot
enough down there to evaporate all the
water in them ponds. the craps must have
suffered some. But # the ponds are dry
we believe we'll retire. "Othell0's occupa
tion s gone" By.by. Mr.. Parham, and q
speedy recovery.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
Washington city is very healthy no,

Washington city is very healthy now
Notwithstanding the hot weather. II il
were not SO, Congress would not continue
the session. Some little apprehension has
been excited by line appearance Of cholera
case in Philadelphia, and The existence Of
a general tendency, at the North, towards
bowel complaints.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
NE " ORLEANS, June %,

Several other Of the Cuban expedition.
lists have been arrested and arraigued FOL
trial. They have given bail. The Della
of to-day promises developments to>mor.
row which will excite the whole country.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

o. The news from Washington BY yes
teIday's msil is Of an important character
II will be found under the appropriate head
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

Judge BIssel said in Congress the other
day tina, for one he. did not think much Of
that class Of politicians who were trying to
ride t,co horses, a, once, besides leading a
free soil colt"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
ATHENS. FRIDAY, July >. 1850.

T w. Thomson. IS the au'honZed
agent for the "Posr," in the city OF BaIil'
more, Md.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The Mormons who have been at St. Jo-
seph's, Mo-, on their way to the Salt Lake
were TO have left on their pilgrimage on
the 9Th inst. They number in all between
10000 and $4,000 souls.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

FIRE.-We learn that the barn of VIM
Foster, Esq. 10 miles Northwest of Athens.
was struck by lightning and consumed. with
all It's contents. on Friday evening last.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

you went . fogging. that's what you
want said a parent 10 his unruly son. Il
anow il. dad. but I'll try to get slong with
out it, SAID the independent brat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05

The Boston Post menlIons in proof OF
the progress OF photography. that lazy
boy out west spells Andrew Jackson, &ru
Jaxn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-07-05
WASHINGTON, June 81.

w ASH NGTHN, JHHU q.
Intelligence was received here yesterday
'hal Col. Munr"e. the Military Governor Of
New Mexic". had. IN coniormiiy with the
order from The War Department OF Nov.
II. 1919. called a Convention for the pur.
pose Of forrInga Stale Constitution, and
by another dispatch, il was made known
that the Convention had me, and completed
their work, by adopting Constitution pro.
nibit'ng slavery. Although that had been
for some time expected, 1t produced some
sensation among men hers in the Southern
Democratic ranxs. Mr. Foote offered
resolution Of inquiry. in the Senate. and pro.
nounced The movement high.handed meas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
Ply TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIN.
a PROCLAMATION

vxvTEREASn it appears by the made to the Exec
w utive under of the General Assembly passed
March 1850 entitled An otae the sense ofthe people
,pon the call of Convention and providing Tor ORGANIZING
the same, that large majority o the l9pHisf M ta'G v nn
been civ en- thereof. Therefore JoiiN b. Flof
Governor of the Commonwealth o Virginia, in pursuance OF
the acquisitions the said rcced act do hereby declare and
known the result of the vote n the Peole as aforesaid
And furthermore that general election will be held on the
fourth Thursday of August next for Delegates to the SAID
Conventions according to the apporilonmen and districts pre-
scubed in the sixth section OF the sad iecied a' OF Assem-
bly, that is to sayrhe districts composed Of the following
counties cities and towns shall elect delegates as
Accomac and Northampton two deegates Norfolk 'hV'
Norfolk County and Princess Anne five delegates South.
ampton Nansemond, Isle of Wight, Sussex, Snrry and
e delegates; Petersburg, Chesterfield and
Prince George delegates Richmond City, fienrco,
Charles City and New Kent, six dccgates VII iamshurg
lanes CITY Gloucester Warwick, York and Elizabeth City,
two delegates Essex King and Qecn, Mddlesex and Mat
thows three delegates, Caroline, SpotsyiV ma hg !" II
liam and Hanover five delegates Richmond estmofeaHa'
King George lancaster and Northumberland, three dele
gates; Prince William, Alexandria utlaN and stafford,
our delegates Henry, Franklin and Patrick three dele
gates; Haiax Pitsylvana and Meeenbng SIX delegates;
Prince Edward, Charlotte and Appomaox three Delegates
Brunswick Lunenbug, Nooway and l1nwIdd!e, three
delegates Cumberland Amelia Povha'an and Buckingham
three delegate; Campbell and Bedford four delegates Ne
son, Amherst and Abemarle four DELEGATES, toorhand,
Fuvanna and Louisa, three deegate c9peper' Greene
Madison Orange three delegates ondoun three dele
gates Fauquer and Rappahannoc three delegates; Bote
tourt Roanoke Allegheny and Bath three delegates Au-
gusta Rocxbridge and Highland five delegates; Rocing-
ham, Tendeton and Page four delegates Shenandoah ar
dy Warren, four delegates Jefferson, Berkeley and
Clarke four dceca Frederick Hampshire and Morgan
four delegates Ohio Brooke, Hancock and Marshall four
delegates Dodddge, Weze Tyler Harrison, Wood aud
Richie four delegates Marion, Preston, Monongala and
TAYLOR four gates Lewis, Randolph, Babour t'imer
Bra Writ and Jackson, four delegates; tahe Mason
Putnam Wayne, Boone, Wyoming and Logan three dele
gates reenbrier Pocahontas, Fayce Ra eigh, Nicholas
and Kanawha four delegates; Carroll Gravsou, Floyd,
Montgomery Pulaski, three delegates; Mercer 'le
Tazcvc Monroe three delegates; Smyth Wythe and
Washington, three delegates; and Scott, Russell and Lee,
three delegates"
Given under my hand and under the lesser seal OF the conf
.ss.ss*S. monweath at Richmond, tins 9Th day OF
SEAL June, A. u. 1850, aud the seventy fourth
.x..s year of the commonwealth.
Inc I3ytj2I JOHN B. FLOYD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
Commissioners sale Of Land.

DA VII tue at decree ot the county court OF Campbell, in
ID the ui \uhany guardian Sc Paucsan and others,
shall the lth day ol August next the premises sell
at public auction, to the highest bdet the LAND III the
hill and exhibits IN said mentioned lying Rg and
Little Orossom Creek in the county oi Campbell, adjoining
the lands oi Jno H. Gaho and Others and containing de
sctlhrd III the deed filed said ease, about 800 ACRES
lhls aud has been described To- being originally
durvc not much and easily susceptible of improve
meni, It's at distance pi between ! and , miles from
lsnthbufg Is adjacent tn the lNuehhutg and Concord
Turnpike, aud the James Rivcr and kanawha Canal. II
beds al Limestone said to be extensive, ii
Marble and suitable sites tor mills machinery IN the I'M
mediate vieiniN cl the Canal aud Turnpike, npossom
Creek, which affords an abundant supply oi water.
The sale will he ur cash much o the purchase
viii be necessary the expenses OF the sale and
costs o sult, and credit o i, II, and Is months, lot the
ilur bonds with approved security viii be required, and
The title retained until their payment further security
The title Is hec ed o he ungutst,ohed, hut ,eung Com
shall convey such only vested IN me by the
decree. ROB'r. !. DAVIS, Commit.
JulN 9a-tlTA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
VOL. NXVA1.
PUBLISHED BY
TOWyLEY, SHIELDS Il CO.,
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,

ETERI .WO.NTafI .L.ND TIT RNThf1,
4f -Four Dollars per on payable IA ddednce No sub
scripon c be reccired for shorter time than SIR months
aud no paper e be discontinued tercept at The discretion
of the Editors,) until alt GrredrGgos are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al 30 cents per square COR
lesS) for crery form insertions and 3 cts per square
Tor iess) for erery outer form insertion
Ereu fdrerscr required note the MS ho,o long
he ,cises his advertisement inserted; ddcereme not
so noted ,p be inserted til its diScoHancc be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING The terms for the prirege
of t,oo squares, i0 for square So for square,
risr form, >}5 Epery yearly ddrerScr ,n DC required 10
has advertising to ms particular Inc a. business
JOB PRlNTlNG erected neatly and erpeda'ohsiy, and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
CHEMICAL WASH MIXTURE.

YINHE Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right OF $
Cranc'S Chemical linSh Nirttrc for all Eastern Viz
gina offers sell Rights Tor Counties Towns
Families will sell the Mixture to all who wish to trade in
it Orders from person persons IN the eiiy or country
will be promptly attended to- The subscriber intends
ke constantly on hand some othe Mxtuc, supply
order the demand for il is constantly increasing.
BEWARE OF IMP0SIORSi As the mixture Is be-
coming very valuable every family many bringing tor
ward worthless receipts, and others selling the ahsand
are DONG different places bat this is To put the public
their guard as the sub cribcr will hold all who the Mix
ture responsible pay him his Agents The names 81 all
authorised Agents in the public prints Mr. + IL ROB-
ERTSON, in Petersburg, is AN authorised Agent
Messrs. Mo>by * llocombe in yuchbnrg, VIII keep on
hand large supply at wholesale aud rcta-Fmes will do
well to try it-Auy family by purchasing right Wllbe IN
struced to apply it TO the country made soap.
II. ATiIERTON Proprietor,
Auonst 5-3m Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
Terms $50 Her session.

All communications pertaining to this department, mnstbe
addressed to r.. W M hlN', f-ao
The Faculties for int cllcctual abilities, moral worth and
will iavOIably with the
most distinguished country. The medical faculty
stiues anamoy in this other counryall o them
are able lecturers and the best OF teachers.
Those who will contemplate geographical position and
populaon have doubt as to the ell
ebiitv of our situation for enterprise of the kind As to
health including all o the year, deny that ANY
OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
The first class of the Law and Medical Departments OF this
Institute were small but the gentlemen composing them
nd in the hest degree respecabea favorable
omen for the future prosperity OF the Institute
That the public he satisfied OF the permanency ol this
school, we feel il duy to state that the Trustees and
Faculty form MT action, which augurs well for its
future and that the peculiar internal organization
winch connects them, "anno be interrupted
r.. w. NJ. KING, President
oithe Memphis Institute.
Anil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
sa.,,,m Ne DErETTi4S IG m,,r rn ;,, EhrESr E,

ts faS
sA--''-s1-h-A-AS GINA SpRlSGS.-DAllN LINE OF
PACKETS 10 IN NClIBt RIG.
Fare through to the W hitc sulphur $40 10
fnc to lynchhmg 80
Servants hall price.
On and after the I'D oI July onr Packet Boats will leave
Richmond daily at \. NJ tSundavs o>ecpcd) aud arrive
in ynchhutg lI6 milcs) neN day at M from thence
stages passengers have choice o two routes o the lte
sulphur bv Finraslc aud the Sweet Springs the 9th
the Natural bridge and nagGctS Springs, distance 100
miles which div od into twn DAYS 10 avoid night travel
ling. Returning, passenger from the White sulphur arrive
in tnchhufg the second dav, at = NJ on board the
Boats = M and arrive in Richmond in " hours, on the
second morning time for breakfast, and take the Northern
steamboats, ior Norfolk and baltimore.
The southern cars avclaly at Gl I. NJ.
Passengers b, Boats Tor Charlottesville, Saun'on aud
fltmNille, will leave Rchmonl Monday, Wednesday and
friday.
Fare TO Charlottesville, only ~ 90
stanton 50
DO Famyille .
Packet Lint,
BOYD, EDMOND * DAVENPORT
Sngc Line,
w. p PARISH * co.
I,I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
Nam Street Lyichbufg, ucrt door 10 the Banhsi
NdiH street, Ricinond, Sycandfc Street PotefS6W8j
Nam Street, .A6yoh; baltimore Street, BaHnnofe'
rINiE subscriber hcg leave to call attention of the public
TO his and splendid Gallery which he has Just com
ced and finished good style. His for the past
seven years enables linn this time employ tWenty-onc
assistants and taking the rate of 10000 encsscs
annually, which he deems aerng proof OF the supeori-
ty OF his lDaguerreoypcs.
Ilcnesses Of every description copied Large assort-
of Locets and Medaians OF superior quality iof la-
guerreoypes
April 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
L3J DEP.7RTNE.NT.

Hon. p. W. NJ. King, Professor OF Taeoy and Praetie
OF Law.
John DelaGcld, Esq Professor OF Commercial Jurispfu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.

,UNIIE regular oI Lectures m tins Institute will
l commence ON the first oi November and continue until
the last of ,brary The Anatomical Department will be
opencd and ready receive students by the first ol October
The Medical Department will be underline direction OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
TRUST SALE

OF VALU UABIE SaAV ES.
uHy Virtue OF deed of Trust executed by Lewis Page and
wife bearing date 10th March, lSS, and duly record
cd in the Clerks Office OF Campbell County Courwe VIII sell
at public auction in front the Mare, House. in ynchhuig,
on Wednesday the 2Sth August next the following slaves III
said deed ment oncd wit Martha and her four cilden
Jane Wesley Mildred and Clar-Aso, girl Glen, said
slaves are very valuable and likely, the frsrate
Cook The deed requires the sale for cash. but by con
sent OF paes credit oil four months VIII be gwen tor neGo-
table note satisfactorily endorsed, interest added
VIM. l.. PAGE, }1us,o.s
WM. c. PAGE,
July 25-lni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
Public Sale of Land near Lynchburg

obedience a decree OF the county Got o Campbell,
pronounced The Sth av Of July, 1880, in suit therein
pendi under the style o Blanks guardian Blanks hers
&c shall sell the premises, at public auction, to the
highest bidder Saturday the 18th day OF August next a
VALUABLE TRACTOF LAND in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned lying Rock Castle Creek. IN this county,
about miles south OF lynchbu 2, near the lynehug and
pttsylyania & H. Turnpike. containing By the title paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08
28O Acres 2 R00ds,

GsS8lsSas9A being the Land conveyed 10 Robt.
SRfAJ~ Blanks in hi, lifetime by Cornelius Crow and
-ssS->.- wife, by deed OF record in Campbell Clerk
office and adjoining the of the late Iackcd ade
sr decd The improvements on the property good aud
the soil Of fair quality, much Of well set in grass and the
unclealc,l land Is finely mbced, and altogether is dcsi
rabe farm.
The will he and two credit the purchaser
giving bonds tn good securiy and the title retained La
BILE to be rcsold in of default.
Tie title believed to be good, but acting as Commission
cr will sold and usual in such cases with
snecial warranty Possession time for seeding.
DAVID T. SPENCE, Comm'r.
Mr. Smithson, who resides on the premises will take
pleasure chewing the land to those may wish to pnr-
chase,
July 1l-Wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-08

As in store aud is receiving large and general stoe
OF Goods, to which he would call the attention oi pun
rhasers In his stock may be found
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-10-19
SNNyMAAM SNMTAMEA,
NJ The Swami Land bill. which Dassed the

T The Swamp Land bill, which passed the
late Congress, was originally a bill relating to
the swamp lands in Arkansas, and the proyi-
sions were drawn up with that view. The last
section, however, makes it general, by e%nacting
that the act shall extend to all States in which
there are swamp or overlooked lands. The
act is simple. By the last section the whole OF
the swamp and overlooked lands, made useful
thereby for cultivation, are granted to the State
within which they lie, to enable them to erect
the necessary drains and levees to reclaim
them. The Secretary Of the Interior is direct
ed to make out, as soon as possible, lists and
plats of these lands, transmit them to the Gov
ernor of each State, and, at his request, to is
sue a patent vesting the lands in fee simple in
such State, on the sole condition that the pro-
ceeds of the lands "whether by sale or by d.
rect appropriation in kind, shall be applied ex-
clusively, SO far as necessary, to the purposes
of retaining said lands, by means Of leyees
and drains, as aforesaid"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-10-19
Music Store.

~ F5177 ru. no; n 5 eA 4s.r s s1sst St 40.
The subscriber offers for sale at very reasonable
prices and on liberal terms, PIANO FORTES of
6, 6 1~2, 63>4 and 7 octaves. in rich rosewood,
walnut and mahogany cases, made by the old and
celebrated manufacturers, T. Gilbert Il Co. Pla-
nos with the EoLIAN ATTACHMENT, appropriate to
sacred music. The Eolian is guaranteed by the
manufacturers to remain IN tune 5 years. Pianinos,
Grand and Semi-Grand Pianos from the factories
of Henri Hers and J, Pleyel Il Co, Paris. The
beautiful new invention, the Dolce Compana, to
the Grand Action Piano, and Pianos from the fac
Nories of Firth, Pond & Co, with the vibrating
yerbridge and the new scale Pianos of VIM. Hall
nd Son, New York. MELODEONS and SE>
hPHINES, for church choir music. All the
nev publications of songs, values, etc., are re-
ceied soon as published, with a large stock of Old
Mue, accumulated during the last twenty years,
enabes the undersigned TO fill all orders complete.
Mstration Books for all musical instruments. Sc
cond lind Pianos bought, sold and exchanged in
part pament for new Pianos. Orders for Tuning
and Rearing will be promptly attended to-, All
kinds oil musical instruments repaired. Music
bound to,rder. Harps, Guitars, Viollns, Flutes,
Strings 70 Harp, Piano, Gnitar, Violin and Banjo
and all aticIes in the music line for sale by
jan9 6m VIM. +. MAYO.