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Aug li-is WM MASSIE.
DRIVATE SCHOOL Tor Young

l. GENTLEMEN.-Thc subscriber. h,vins rc-
turned 10 his former residence in the lower part Of
Bedford will open Sca,ol there for Tho cduca-
ton Of young men, on Monday the Grsi A.
"'N - very eligible one; being less
tnon mile from the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road about 3 miles north Of Now London, in II
nciehborhood distinguished for its health inteh-
gcuco and refinement, and entirely remote from all
scenes Of dissipation.
Tho course of instruction will DO extensive and
thorough, comprising nil the branches of education,
usually taught in our best schools In rondiug the
Greek aud Latin authors. the student will ever he
kept in mind, tint these languages though highly
valuable in many other respects, are Chiefly 80,
they contribute to the better understanding of his
own; to which, in every department, emitting
Spelling, Repdipg, and II'ui1g, the most pnricu-
lar attention will he given. A suitable apparatus In
wing been procured for the purpose, the lectures
Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry will be uccompa-
MED by such experiments, as will render the study
of these sciences much more interesting, well as
impurt a much more thorough knowledge Of them,
Than can possibly be Effected BY the ordinary meth
DDS.
Intending to make this permanent location.
the subscriber will every cxeriion, establish
| and maintain such School, shall commend il
self To public appreciation.
Gentlemen residing in Lynchburg. and dcsirous
of avoiding the temptations incident to town life,
will by means Of The Railroad, have nm oppor-
tunity Of doing so. with the utmost convenience
| and at a small expense.
The session will commence on Monday, the LIST
day Of September, and end the last Of June follow
ing.
Young Gentlemen from n distance cun he accorn-
modatcd with board in the family of the subscriber.
Terms. payable one half in advance, the balance
the end of the session, are for:
Tuition in all. any study, 81 per month.
Board including every thing-..-S :"
REFERENCES.
In LyHcA5urg: Messrs. q. Dabncy, Nab'l II.
Campbell, Jno. @. h. Goggn, and Chas l.. Mosby
In CompbeH: Gen. o. q. Clay, Charles Antho-
ny, and Hon. Fleming Saunders:
h Bodtord: Hon. VIM. l.. Goggin, Joseph VIII
son, VIM. Terry. Edward c. Burks, Micajal Du-
viz, and Col Jno. W. Holt
HENRY L. DAVIES
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Railroad Meeting.

A meeting will he held to-day, 4 o'clock
p. NJ at the Masonic Hall, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Railroad
Convention, to be held in Abingdon the
Sth day of October The public are invit
ed to attend
September H.
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SCHOOLS.
nANVlLLE FEMALE ACADE-

~ MYs--Thc next session Of the Danye Fr-
male Academy. viii begin On the ist Of October.
The Principal Is aided by three Assistant Teach
crs. The Academy is furnished with Apparatu.
for the illustration q the Physical Sciences, and
with Maps, Globes, &c, Tor the use &c thosc who
be aided by them and With large yard fcr the
exercise and recreation Of the flpils The teach
crs aim 10 give Thorough instruction r their vari
Gus departments, and TO improve the hear, while
they instruct the mind. For their qualifications 10
discharge their duties, they appeal 10 the improve
mcnt ct their scholars 1t very desirable THAT the
pupils should be present at the opening of -eloo
aud not excused from the Examination which il
held at the close Of the session.
GEORGE W. DAME. PRINCIPAL.
Sent t-v,Gw n.....li., "
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W s.sgS of Amherst.

The Wings Of Amherst Will hold meet
ing at the next county Court, for the pur
pose of appointing delegates to the State
Convention, to be held in Charlottesville,
the 25th inst and for the purpose of coun-
ty organization.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-11

REVOLUTION In MEXICO.
MORE FILLIBUsTERING FROM TEXAS.
Nclr Orleans. Sent An.

Nctc orleans, Scpk. AZ.
Late advices from Rio Grandc, Mexico,
have been received.
Revolutionary movements have been
discovered in Tamaulipas and Coahuila,
in which many influential Mexicans have
been detected as leaders. Large bodies
of Texas Rangers arc also engaged to as
sist in the movement
The latest accounts state that the steam
err Fashion had been sent down to the
mouth of the river with six cannon and
four companies of infantry, under the COM
mand of Col. Dyer, 10 aid in quclling the
progress ofthc revolution.
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LATER FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. D.
We have received advccs from Utah territory to
July 30th.
Governor Young has appointed the first Monday
in August at the time for holding an election for
members of the Territorial Council.
The first rain, for period of eight weeks fell
Salt Lake on the 18th Of July.
A. Bumbigel has been appointed delegate to Con
gross. from Utah.
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Lynchburg, Sept. 9, 1851.

Tho Inspections of the State to 3lst ult., show a
deficiency in the Crop of 9,6i6 hhds., when COM
pared with the corresponding date Of last year
The receipts in place have been small the past
week Market continues dull with sales of Lugs
at from s To So; common and midling shipping
Leaf s. 80 20 ~; good and fine shipping Leaf 81
to - 80: good and fine manufacturing at from SIC
to $2l -; "a in quality.
WHEAT.-Reeepts light-60 to Csc. offered
for Red and White
WIN T. SMITH
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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MARKIED.

In this place, on the 3rd inst, by Rev G. W.
Dame. BENJAMIN NJ. JoSEs, assistant engineer Of
the Richmond and Danvillc Railroad and Mrs. AG-
MES T. Price daughter Of pr. Thomas +. Atkin-
son.-DaArWe Register.
-. At the University of Virginia, on Tuesday
the end inst. by the Rev. Il. X. Meade, Rev. WV.
II. McGUFFEy, Professor Of Moral Philosophy in
the University, to LAURA 7. daughter OF Professor
Henry Howard.
-, la Brooklyn, on Monday the LIST Septem-
Der, J. d. BRucE EVANS. Esq, to Mrs. FRANCES
ToLER, all ofRichmond Va
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4 AW SCHOOL in Lcxinytom.-.


u The third session OF the subseriher's Law
School win commence Mt Lexington, on Monday
the 9th day Of Oc,obcr next, and terminate on the
21st day OF March, 1852. The pupils will be d.
videi into two classes heretofore the members
Of each having the privilege Of attending the reel
taticn OF the other without additional charge. The
text books in the Junior course will be Stephens
Commentaries, Stephen on Pleading, nnd Green
leaf on Evidence The Senior course viii embrace
fuckers Commentaries, Stephen Pleading
Grcenlcaf ON Evidencc, Holcombe's Introducti"n
to Equity Jurisprudence, and the Code Of Virginia,
USID.) 1t is very desirable TINT students who
design Ia attend the Senior course should provide
themselves with interviewed copies of fuckers
Commentaries and the Code of Virginia. The
numerous Of the original text of Judge Tuck
el's work have been carefully corrected BY the
Subscriber, and a copious nntl accurate analysis ef
the lending cases. decided since its publication, has
been engraltcd upon ii, aud with these extensive all
ditions il has become essentially new work. Gem
tlemen who may not have supplied themselves with
any Of the text books enumerated above can pro-
cure them from Richmond, within few DAYS infer
their arrival here. Those desiring detailed infor-
nation the plan Of instruction adopted by the
subscriber may address him by letter this place.
and thcirenqGircs win be promptly and fully an
swercd.
The fec for tuition is $50 per session, payable in
advance.
J. W. BROCKENBROUGH
Lexington Va. July l7th 1851.
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CLASSICAL AND mATmEMAT-

~ lCAL SCHOOL, LYScnBRnG, Va, by j. H..
WINSTON.-Thc next session Of this School will
commence the Ist September, aud continue 10
months
TERms-sin, payable one hnif on the I-t Janun-
~, the remainder the close Of the session, For
particular refer the printed circulars. which cnn
be had Mt the Bookstore ofD. u. Payne g. Bro.
Semi LILO
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mississippi COByesatiOl--TriU IN
OGthc Union Party.

JdCNsU1' lFIIoS.J sept ..
The election for delegates to the Missis-
sppi Convention took place yesterday.
and resulted in the triumphant success Of
the Union party.
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COST 10 CLOSE RUsIyESs

LA-CHTIP GUfJDN.-
large lot Fall style Calicoes Mt 81 cts,
A lot "a blcached Shir,ngs ut 5 and cents
A lot "a brown Shirtings al 5 cents,
A lot Linen Cambria Hkfs at cents and finer,
a lot blk Cotton Stockings, at 10 cts par,
\ lot Coats 200 yds Spool Cotton at 1 cts.
A lot Monslin de Lanes al l25 cents
Sept TILT AEEM & GWATkIN.
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NJ OTICE.--An Adjourned Meeting Of thc
L Y Richmond aud Abingdon Telegraph Compa-
ny, will be held at the office of Mcssrs. Garland &.
Slaughter, on Monday. the 18th inst nj 4 O'Clock.
L. NJ. .WM. NJ. BLACKBOARD,
Sept 1l--t1JS Scc'y.
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OBITUARY.

Died. her mothers { Mrs. s. DuNr'-) resi-
dcucc near Campbell court-housc ON the > fth dav
of August. MRs II. b. LEr. consort of Mr.. Ed
ward T. Lee of Iccsville Campbell county. Va
Hv the death Of this inesrimnlle lady, a void has
been produced which can never be filled. By her
mcckncss. amiahiiity and other GOOD onali,ies she
had won the love and esteem Of all who knew her
For the last ten DAYS Of her illness life and death
seemed to be struggling for the precious prize.
when finally death conquered and closed the MOURN
ful scene BY stiIling Ire heart Of her Who has left
discon.ontc. husband mother. sisters and brother.
and large circle of friends to mourn her early
death.
Died, in Ills place. on The 2nd inst Mrs S,RAu
ScnooLFIELD rclct of the lutc John Scheduled de-
ceased. in the 9Th year Of her ago. Mrs. s. was
nm acceptable member ofIhc Methodist episcopal
pcoce with full assurance of blissfu immortality.
A few DAYS preceding her DEATH she said To the
friends and relatives who we're watching over her.
with sociiudc and nnxicty: II have cndcavored
faithful TO the Church and faithful to nv Creator
and Rcdeemcr"
Her life of unosteutatious picty accorded well
with this, her last testimonial, and auhorlcs us to
contemplate with pleasure, the triumphant close of
Departed this life on Thursday the ilh Of Sept.
at Cloverdalc, Batetourt comfy, Va, in The S0th
year of his age, THOMAS YorNG native of Scot
| land The deceased had been employed in teach
ing school for the asttwenty years. in different fam
lilies in irginin. BY his honesty and integrity of
character, his unwayering attachment his friends
and the strict attention which he paid 10 the duties
of his profession, he had endearcd himseftoa large
circle of acquainiances. He Provcrbia for his
attachment TO his mother land her manners and
institutions, and though separated from old Eng
land for many years, we doubt if the Queen of the
British Isles had in all her realm a subject more
loyal and true
- National Inielligencer viii please copy
TO the MEMORY or MI. ruor.s xorxc
Thou art gone. ali gone To thy place Of r.st
We have hid the low in Inv narrow bed:
Sweet flowers were dropped on ty cqre-rorn brcas,,
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yymITTEMORE's OFFICE.
Schemes fOrthc week.

Schemes for the week.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Class 1913 H.
Capitals-s22 900; II 900; 5000; 10 of LOCO
Tickets s..
FRIDAY 12-Do Glass 1905 10.
Cupitals-$20 600; 5000; 1000 ) Of 1000
Tickets s..
SATURDAY 13--Do Glass l21-1S -.
Capitals-s5O 900; a0,377; > of 10000, 200 900.
Tickets $lj.
~ Orders for packages. certificates Of packn-
ges. single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries Of J..
w Maury & Co, will meet with prompt attention
if addressed to A. +. WHITTEMORE. Jr.,
Lynchburg. Va.
- Communications strictly confidential.
Sept. silt
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&Sn KEWAKD!-STOr THE RUNA

&6O ME NV THE RUNA
RcO "AiS.-knn away from the honse n
Mrs Frances y Harvey, of Roanoke county. on
Sunday night, The 9Th ofJidy laat two negro men
nnmcd Alfred aud Warner. Thcy ara bo.h
brothers, and bright muatto.s. and lad arrc head.
"i hair When they left Alt,~llen,,, oscx s.r,lht,
IL his address, mud rather hin and raw bone, 8 feet
or 10 inches high, and about Al years old. very
well dressed has u recent mark enc 81 his big
toca. lie Is II field hand
Warner Is 80 years old. blacksmith by trnd-:
rather downcn-t countcnnnce " hen spoken TOBIAS
very annIl feet and hands, thinks 10 huu q marx
cnr. and il about tide same height Of Alfred
hui rather heavier ind llerhirr. They huve with
them good clothes and eau change them often.
From the Information ! have Obtained. they sro
making lnr Ohio sonc other free Stuir.
II will pny fifty dollars ioouy person WIN " III DE-.
liver them To me, or secure them IN mil " taken ou,
ofthc adjoining counties: g., il aken in The I'D Join.
ing counties. and Is ia the county. They had when
they left from $50 Ia $50 in money Whai way ,hey
havet taken, under what Disguise they nre ,ravril
ing, ! have MOI nscerininrd.
SrARREi T. SIM MONS
Aug 7-tsif For Frames r.. Harry
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A LEN ,NDER n. JORDAN. AZ

- TORNEf AT Ian, Lyschbsrg Va. will
practice y I'll the Courts Of the Countie. orCnmp-
bell and Bedford. and 1t The town ot I,ynchhurg
Aug o5-wts
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JOEL G.SEyIER is the Whigcandidate for
Congress in the first district of Louisiana
Isaac Il. MORSE is the Democratic candi-
date in the fourth district.
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EOR RENT.-THE HOUSE now

LNOR Rem THE HOUSE NOW
Il occupied by Mrs. Blanks the Store Of
John T. Davis and Colhoun & Holt This house
contains Fourteen Eooms. besides Kitchen &c, is
new and in fine order and in the business
part of Lynehhurg. Possession given LIST January
next. Mrs. Blanks will il desired give possession
after The Ist Of November. Also, for rent the elc
giant NEW STORE occupied BY Messrs
Column & Holt. who takes the Corner Store now
occupied by joint Davis. Possession given lath
November next Apply To A. j. Rucker. esp
Lynchburg. RICH'D- G. MORRISS.
Sept l-eowlt
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NALUARLE REAL ESTATEM

TIE IUTTN Of LFNCHBTKG FOX
SALE.-Tbe subscriber has come to the dctcrmi-
nation to dispose ofthc following Houses and Lots
viz !: that elegant two-storied Brick House on LIST
Street, and adjoining the lot Of Mr. George T.
Williams also the two-storied framed House adj
joining. The property is situated in fine a neigh
borhood as any in Lynchburg, while it is quite con
venient to business.
lie VIII also sell the two-storicd Frame House,
the large Brick House, Consisting of two distinct
tenemcnts) and small Framed House This pro-
perry is on Main Street, and nearly opposite the
franklin Hotel the whole of which he is disposed
to sell at fair price
Iexpcct to be in Lynchburg about the 25,h inst.
where expect to remain n few days, and shall be
pleased to treat with amy one, for the whole or any
part of the property GEO. WIlITLOCKE.
Sent Its
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voted member Of the Masonic Fraternity. and his
remains, taken TO the town of jackson. werc
followed TO the grave By the members of the two
Lodges and lasgc concoursc OF citizens, aud burr
Cd in accordance with the solemn and impressive
funeral ceremonies OF the ancient and honorable
EFstssr
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Il We NOW prepared by direct shipments to
us, from Philadelphia to sell engage the best
quality of Aakhyocte Grnie Coal for family usc.--
All in want Tor fall winter, invited to call
US. and VIC pledge ourselves 10 sell and deliver
from our Yard by the ton otherwise. at prices
that will make it unnecessary for orders to be sent
to Richmond our prices being as low as il can be
bought and brought here from that market.
HENRY A. CHRISTIAN & Co.
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CELLIN(: OFF-.SEIrTNC. OEC

- AT COST TO CLOSE-H'OOLLEN
FOOLLENS.-A largo 10, Woocn Goods,
which we are selling ut cost TO close in adj
vance of the season. Persons DESTROYS of getting
their supplies chenp viii do well To call enrlv.
Sept Hit MEEM < GWATkIN
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William Radiord, Esq.
81
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sa CARELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE.

III LVnchBurg, Tn.-Thc subscriber has this dny
taken charge of the well known and popular Tav
crn, the "CdBELL House," recently occupied
by Mr.. John Rcveley, where he Mt all times be
found ready to accommodate those who may favour
him with call.
The House is undergoing thorough repair,
and he promises TINT no pains mA he sPared on his
part To render his guests comfortable His House
will be provided with the best the country affords
and having the best Of Stables, he promises that
every attention shall be given To that department
He takes this method Of stating to the pubic that
his own personal attention, aided by Mr.. Hilton d.
Walker. shall Mt all times be paid to every depart
meni Of the establishment.
March 3-fsif CHARLES PHELPS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A UTUNIN IssI--Dircct impor-

~ tsntiOu.--The subscriber. Who il nov IL
New York. having .inst returned fran EUROPE.
where he has been for the last four months. purcra
sing goods for this market. will in the coursa
Of few days open the largest. handroncs. and
chcaPfa stock Of s,dplc and Fancy Dry Goods, ev-
or exhibited in Lynchburg.
lie has paid particular attention To the wants n
the Ladies'. and cnn promise them something really
beautiful IN the why Of silks ant ofier bsess Goodf,
Ribioas. &c.
Sept s-iiis DON II. q PETERS
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Mrs. T.. r. SMITH closed her pre-

lvI sent session. on Thursday. the 2Ith Of july.
The Fall and Winter Term will open Monday,
September lat. and continue five months Mrs.
Smith hereafter. will be associated in teaching
with u. J. FOSTER, A. NJ, n gentleman of high
moral worth, well as superior Classical and Ma
thcmatica Education, and Of much experience il
notwithstanding been succcssiVely engaged as Tu-
tor in College. at Washington City, Teacher in Pro
cssor Benz. Iallowell's Boarding School, ~ Alex
andrn, and. recently, as Principal Of tho Academy
at Now I0udon.
Pupils now becoming members Of this Insiiiu-
ton, viii, we are confident ENJOY increased incii
ties for Improvement. particularly in The Lanrna-
ges, Ancient and Modern, and he yarious branches
Of Mathematics. No material changes will ,ahe
place either in the regulations discipline Of The
School. We grateful for the smiles of Heaven
upon efforts aud for the increased patronage Of
Friends, (having hnd, during present session
more than sixfy scholars,) and il is onr constant
aim to make the school every why rortty u sath
pai,onoge, and desirable ior Young Ladies'.
I y accordance with the above announcement the
J. Fall and Winter Session of our Schuol gill com
mcnce on the Ist Of September next, under the fol
lowing Instructors:
II. J. FosTrR, tPrincipap and Instructor IN An
cient ard Modern Languages, md Mathematics.
Mas. y. ?. SMrg. (Associatr) and instrnctrcss
in French and English branches.
Miss MITCHELL, instnictre-s in Music.
Rev. !. ~ MiIcnELL. will deliver occasional
Lectures in Morniand Noturnl Philosophy.
EXPENSES:
Bunrd- per month. ----..-..T 90
English branches .--.2 90
Latin and Greek =" .--1 %
French. E" .I 90
Painting. nltinting taught in 10 Lessons 10 90
Mezzotinto 81 :" ~ Lessons 8 90
Music (on flano,) ----pcr month, .----.---. 4 90
Use oi instrument .-.-' .- %
Vocal Music ---------" ------- 80
Fuel and light for boardcrs per session. -----1 90
e for day scholars. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
REFERENCES:
LYScBBuRG--fien. u. Rodes Gen q. G. CLAY
John o. l.. Gorgin, Esq CLas. l.. Mostly, Esq,
John NJ. Speed. ESQ, Rev. @. r. Vaughan
BKDroRD-Rev. }. q. shepper-on. DR.. J. y. W.
Read, DIR. VIM Steptoc, Hon. W. l.. Goggin, Alex.
Irvine. Esq.
CharBELL-Jndee Fleming Saunders.
LBEErY-Jamcs +. johnson, Esq.
Liberty Va. Aug 14-ts
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NO FREEMANONSi..-.-.-i-.lndmnr,iL..-

l. Frcemasonry frs, American from the London
jition. in vols, better c.liiioa than the Lon
don and can be sold at about onc-,hird the price
Also, the Craftsman the Masonic Chart, thu Ma.
sonic Trcstlc- Board, Sc.
july ii-ts d. H. PAYNE 4 uRO
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AUCTION SALES.
O. VALUABLE LOT AND I'M.
X:Y IRQy Il N IL N.I,s, A -. ~. -

~ PRoyEMENTS At AUCTIoN.--In ,,,,,-,-
OF the provisions Of two deeds of trust execp
ted To us by Michael Murphy for certain purposes
therein mentioned and duly recorded in the Clerk
Office Of tho Corporation Court OF I.ynciburr. We
shall on the Sd day Of October next. upon the prc
misses. sell at public auction. for cash. the LOT
with the improvements thereon in said two deeds
mentioned. This Lot is situated n, the junction Of
Water and Fourteenth Streets, having front &c ten
poles on Fourteenth Street. and extending back
eight poles and is a very desirable residence for
small family.
Acting as trustees shall convey such title on
" "a is vested in us by said deeds
HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Sept 11-wt3O JOHN WILLS
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0TICE.--All those having claims against
Y the estate of the late Thomas =. Jones. are
requested to present them Cor settlement and those
who are indebted 60 the estate will please for
ward and make payment
CHRISTOPHER MOORE, Admir-
Sent It-wfv
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DleD Danvilic, on the o6rh August. ucrro
boy, named JIM. belonging 10 tho Rev. Geo. n.
Dame, IN company with a bright mulat,o man.
Wilkes, belonging to DR., y, NJ. Rome Of yancry.
Vile, n. q. Jim Is nearly white about II wears III
agc, quite Intelligent mud ordinarily clothed. No
particular marks rccollcctcd. II well clothed, N.
would paes ~ white boy which no doubt be will
attempt 10 do II Is supposed he will cndcnvcr ~
escape into Tree State. Ifrkcn aud secured, 50
that his owner, (who is abstni from Danville} can
get him, reward Of So will br paid,
JOHN w BRODNAX
CIA'S ID. SLAUGHTER
Semi t-ui,v n.n,,iI. ".
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bacon. SALT, &C.

bacon. SALT, &C.
- 10 hhds Bacon Sides and Shoulders.
1000 80 Hams, small size for lanlilics
100 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
Z hhds o. Porto Rico and St Crox Sugar.
10 bbls and boxes Loaf, Crushed and Pow
dered Sugar.
5 hhds w. India Molasses;
Receiving and for sale by
Sept ct GEORGE BAGTY
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NEW YORK. Semi. G.

BALTIMORE MARKET. Sept. 9th.
We hear of no sales of Flour to-day. There is
40 change in the asking rates.
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MIR. AND mas. DOUGmEN,s

MIR. AND MFRS. DOUGIIEN'S
lEl SCHOOL FORYOUNG LADIES. on Chu,cA
Street, LrNcHHuRG. Vs.-The duics of this School
will be resumed on Monday, the sth Of September.
The Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught
by an experienced teacher
REFERE NOES
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Chiswc,l Dehncy. Esq, Col. Austin l.rftwich.
VIM. NJ. Binclford, Esq, Mr. Alcx'r romrkins,
Capt. John NJ. Otey. Mr. 1no, NJ Warwick,
DR.. james Saunders, Capt Samf McCorklc.
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William Radiord, Esq.