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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09
CHEAP GOoDs-FOR CAsH.--I nm

CHEAP GOODS-FOR CASH.-.I ON
~ now receiving large and complete assortment of
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS; comprising tie
latest and fashionable varie- ties and STYLES i'm
ported this scason-which am offering at unusual y
low prices. Intending sell for CASH. to be
satisfied with small profits and thereby will make it
the interest Of all to give a call-which most
,iiay solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise many inducements in the way Of Styles,
prices. and large and well selected stock pick from,
can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless TO give the heads or branches
composing my stock. my long experience has tnugh,
the ofevery class of dealers Suffice there
fore say, that feel assured fully prepared to
answer the demands falkland ask allt coll
march 29-ifts JOHN MEM
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nIBRELI's HOTEL, Main street,

- LYNCHBURG NlRGlNIA.-rhe summer rnvel
having commenced. the subscriber would respectfully
c the attention of the public this large and popular
Hotel. which il in first order for the reception
ri company. IL is situated Main Street, entirely
convenient the Railroad depot, Picket Landing and
Stage office; aud presents to the travelling community
every nducemen ii il belev ed. that can he desired
expected in House of Entertainment. The order.
quiet, nnd clearly condition of the house, noticed
and aprre lated by oil who visit it.
Besides the usual comforts of well ordered hotel
there is least Dibreils, which cannot be found
at any other in Lyncburg, and that is Spring of pure
Ireeslonc Water issuing cold and limpd from rock
within the hotel and nfording decided luxury during
this warm weather.
When the subscriber conducting the "Powhatan
House in Richmond, the following unsolicited testimo-
NAL placed in his hands, with a request that he
would publish it. In re-publishins it, lie lis
friends that he less anxious than he then to
mike them comfortable and happy
CHAS. /. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
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| VIE SAM Il L. - les I'm > 4 III 4 Il
l. located at Halifax e. H., Va, is under the of
W. H. Presbyterv and has for its object the thorous h
intellectual and moral training OF youth for the RESPONSE
| bili,ies life
Ii has already in its brief existence acquired great
puiaon for the lety and efficiency Of its
and government. The of study is extensive en-
hraeng more than half the regular College and
preparing young men Z" graduate in wears in the
best institutions in the land Thooug uess the great
object sought and therefore particular attention is be-
sInwed tine rudmantal branches both Of the English
aud Classical departments, constituting they do tie
basis Of ali sound scholarship and solid Improvement
The government Is strict and paternal. No efforts
viii be spared to sndious habits decoruus be-
iu>or. and prompt and implicit obedience. Scrupu-
os care Is exercised to prevent habits Of extravngance
Accordingly ofthe fundamental laws of the School
is that no Student shall purchase any thing credit,
except with express permission his purent cuardi-
teacher. No temptation 10 proiligacv will be in
he path of the Stud here exce, hen the indscrect
pride love Of parent shall bcstow much pocket
money: against which policy the Trustees ard Facul-
~ here enter their protest As they have not
iecn thus far annoyed by wasciu of
fathers. they do countc-ance continue
them, should they be sent.
The Institute is located in plentiful healthy and
neral community Bonrl be had in excellent fami-
hes from 81 to SO per monh including washing. fuel
sad lights.
THE FACULTY ARE
Rev J. III. SMITH, Principal and Prof. Greek,
who also has charge of the Religious education of the
Mn. R. II GRAVES. A NJ, Prot. Mathematics.
Mr. GEo. WHITE. A. h. Prof Latin. These two rc-
lessons Jointly have charge of the English department.
| TERMS:
| Tuition in e. glish alone 50 rer month
| in the English and the Classical
and Math. department.
The only additional charge is for Japtos services so
cents per session.
| There two sessions in the year.
Next session will open lst September.
| jye2--wGwf JNO. A. SCOTT. Sec'v Board.
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&20 000 Worth OF Watches and
vi M yaN VN LEW Ell RN-Iu.t red frl.n,

New York, very large and extensive assortment of
Watches, ofal the most approved makers English Lee
Anchor and Lepine, both hunting and open cases.
| fine suitable for Ladies Also, as
| sortment of Gold Chains. Chatteluncs, Bracelets,
Breast Pins Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Gold Thimbles.
Pencils and Pens. &c. Nc, being the largest and finest
| stock of Jewelry brought this market. The
Goods will be exhibited Mt sales Monday.
and remain for few days only they from the
source that have given such general satisfaction
| former sales.
The Ladies. Dealers and others respectfully nvi-
ted call. every article will be warranted repre-
sented and will be sold about one-alf the usual pri-
| aug 9--d3tl MOSBY a. GARLAND.
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T AND FOR SALE.-I wish to sell 1886

ILACRES of Land, lying the Buffalo Springs on
Buffalo River. in Amherst Cusnty, about $50 Of which,
is bottoms Of first quality The bottoms thoroughly
drained, and irrigated WILL that a crop of corn
grass is always certain There is n SAW MILL On
the with 80 feet head of and abundance ca
timber. About mile Of Stone fencing is around the
land No land in the County does exceed this In the
production of Tobacco Corn W heat and Oats. On IL
is two Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
ey is wanting or would not sell Apply to my son on
The premises. T. DRUMMOND.
Jrlv
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From the Richmond Wing.

From the Richmond Wing.
"PowHArAS HoUsE.-The complimentary Card, IL
regard The of this House be hight,
gratifying the worthy Proprietor, Mr.. G. l.. Dibreli
from the fact that entirely voluntary the
part OF the signers-ts reception by Mr. ID. being III,
first intmation of such intention their part We
add testimony to that of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr. d. compliment just in itself and
dered in nlanncr SO delicate" jy 22-ts
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FreighfS up and Down the Canal.
Richmond Markets August s.

TODACCO.-The market since last report has
been quite animated and general prices rather bet
ter than they last week particularly for Tugs aud
common grades of leaf. which think from IS
80 cents higher We quote good lugs $4IQ5I snd Sc;
'mmon leaf S5l 500; middng good Is Ia IS; good
to fine sSl a Sl2 ]; fancy manufacturing Sl5d $50.
T. J. PEYTON.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WHEAT.-lrime red IS cents cash. S75 months;
prime white 80 cents cash; 921 cents months The
market tends to decline. The receipts very large.
fLOCR.-No yet rece we'd. Old, Eominally
s4--wihout demand.
CORN.-Markci supplied sea g. cts.
CORN MEAL 80c-per bushel
OATS-374 cents.
RYE-75cts.
FISH-Herrings. new No |. Cut a. 90. Gross $50
1915 Roe 81 90; Mackerel. No. 3, 500; No. 9 sO4-
No. /. Sll. Shad :l0a 1850
LARD-Bbs. IL 4al2 cts. kegs ltal2. Pals BE
BACON-Sides held nj l03all cents Shoulders 9u94;
Hams ll1 t"l3
MOLASSES-Swcet Cuba a0aoocts New Orleans,
30a3lcts.
GUANO-Pcr,yian 45i from wharf.
COFFEE-prnne crop Laguyra 9in93cis. Rio,
good to prime. q TO 10.
GLOVER SEED-s63 to61.
PLASTER-No Lump in market-Ground 81
SALT-From store 81 As sale, from wharf 81 30a35
SuGAR-New Orleans 5a6 cents; Porto Rico 5a6i
cents.
HAY-Northcrn, in bales-from wharf 90d CSC
1RON-Pig Iron $24 10 80. according qualify !:
Sweeds 500 per tom English 50 Tredcgar. Richmond
mandatory %: Up Country Bar ss2as7, according
quality.
STEEL-Amercan LlistereI s o. per ton.
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~ MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-There
be doubt that the einities and new discoy.
cries that Medical Chemistry Is constantly adding 10
medical science and the healing art the best evidence
Of the great superiority the combinations in the Mus
TAsG LIsIMEsr have old preparations this Lnimeni
being the result of great labor in chemical Analysis is
the reason for the great superiority of this new prepa-
ration over old mixtures, and the immense sale Of il
proves how highly ia valued by those who hive used
it and know It's superior virtues for the Of rheu
matsm, bruises strains, burns, stiff joints, chappcd
hands, also for broken breast, evenings pains
in any part ofthe body.
The 81 bottle contains tines the so cent bottle three
times, much the IS size. See advertisement
ia anotheg column. April e-m
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RAvAGES OF THE CHOLERA.

ROCHESTER, n Y, Aug. 5.
The cholera is still on the increase in this
city. During the last twenty -four hours there
were "a cases and 10 deaths reported.
\ Judge Dcveaux died of Cholera yesterday
at Niagara.
The Cholera has also broken out at Sandus-
Ky. Ohio.
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MARINE lNTELLlGENC.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
VIZ L VI AtIhMs
ADDINrEn IL 40

ARRIVED. July IS.
Soop Mary Ann Compton, Rowland, New York, corn
to StcaIns & Brummel.
SAILED,
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston, mdz; d Currie
Schr Palmos, Sanford. Philadelphia, coal.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baynlore, Philadelphia, mdz;
Mayo & Anderson.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTHINGTON q. SNETUEN,
WASHING TON, d. C..

WASHING TON, ID. c..
CONTINUES to practice Law exclusively in the SUI
~ prernc court, and attend to before Con-
gress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments. Bureaus, and Boards of Commits sioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home and a.
broad, a,d obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacies, and Inher;
in any part Of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
and Bead and Mortssee and To negotiate the Pur-
chase AID sale of Loans, Land and patent-rghts in any
State Of the Union. mig g--dfs
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China, EarthcMHare, Glass, and
FANCY GOODS.
w M. T.. IL u Il l. L r.,

LATE wM. F. BUTLER AND COY
Importer. 10 Main Street. Richmond, Ia.
now opening very large stock of Goods in hs line,
L received per ships Smiley" FLORIDA and James
Wright" direct from the manufacturers in England,
which he is determined to sell at low prices
Believing it to be advantageous both buyer and
seller he is anxious sell many goods he for
cash. persons Therefore, huying in this way will have
every possible concossio ion made them.
call from all buying is respectiully solicited.
g.5t
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NANDlED SWEETFLAG or Caiamns Roo'.--Just
~ received supply of the above delicious aromatic
coniecton. which imports fragrance the
breath and may he taken with advantage in pain
lcnce. ior sale by
hng 9--fs John LII SEAY Drnnrist
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Lynchbnrg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =

LynchDurg M0rketS.sAuguSt !.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
PRovIsioSs-Bacon--scarrc aud in demand at IL
IL cents.
PonK.-None.
BEEHIVE quote By the quantity at 4a5 cts.
fLouR.-Old SO; New "a.
WHEAT.-Rct 70e; White rs cts.
MEAL. Corn Meal 70s75c.
GRAIS-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 to As
GuASo.-BestP Peruvian $50 TO So perton.
PLAsIER.-Lump, %; Ground -. in Bbls 105.
SuGAKs.-New Orleans 4a9 cts: Porto Rico to 10
cts. Clarified lOal1 cts. Loaf to ia cts.
WHIsKY.-Mourtnin 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-2l to92 cents.
BuT-ER-Fresh in small lots - to IL, Firhi in dull
l24
BRASpY.-Apre. 40ni5; Peach, 80 to SJcts.
EAR lKoS.-$75as0 as-ortedduli.
CorrEE.-Rio l04 to II ct.. Laguira lo4 toll Mocha
90: Java Is to II.
CousrRr LISkxs-Tow II Ito l2!; scarce and want.
ed Flax I2al lets.
CoTToS YARNs-Sales l6nl7 cts.
FrATHERs.--3J to 80
WooL.-25 to 90 cts. in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-:S5 to@1i very
GINsESG.-32a35 CT.
FLAX SEED.-Sale- II per Sc lbs.
FIsH.-Iierings, No. s34; Halifax No. H-uings,
s6as7A; Shad. S13; Mackere No. 3, So
TALLow.-Sto 81 cts.-dull.
TAE-s3.50 per Dbl.
HEmP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand
LINsEED OIL.-7Oa7 5cts.-n demund.
L.RD.-l2 10 l24 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon.
n. o. A. to As
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN HARKl-
~ SONBUISG, Va--The undersigned propose
open Classical and Mathematical School, in Harri-
sonburg. Virginia the LIST of September,
and close the lst ofJuy. They both Graduates
If the University Of Virginia and adduce satisfacto-
testimonials nf their anacy instruct in the branch
proposed to be taught.
Their School is intended n course of thorough rre-
arstion for the University. and with view that end
effort will be spared further the progress of the pu-
pills and qualify them hold honorable positions in
their Glasses while students that institution. The
Of instruction will embrace Ancient Languages
Modern Languages. (French German Spanish.) Matic-
mates. Chemistry. Natural Philosophy. &c.
TERMS.-Board and Tuition si70,00
Languages Mathematics, &c. s5000.-One half pay
able in advance. JOHN D. PENNYBACkER
WIN. E. PETERS
Parents desiring enter their will address Mr.
John D. Pcnnybacker Harrisonburg
REFERES cRs-Pr ofessors Harrison, Courtency w
Rogers. Rogers, Minor. McGuf:ey. Cabell, How
ard. Schele de We're thirersify Of Virginia. Hons A
II II Stuart. John Letcber Paulus Powell Washing
ten City. Hons james NJ Mason, T A Tidball, IVia-
chester, Va. Judge Kenney, W G Stevens. J H Wart-
mann. A Bryan, Ha'visonJurg. Ia. Judge Samuels,
U'oodstccs Ia Judge Thompson. Stounton, Ia =
Judge Saunders Campbell CT. Ho Ia. Chas Mos.
by, WIN NJ Blackboard Rev w H Kinckle, ! o L Cog
gin. Judge A Wilson, Lyneh6arg. Ia Hon VIM l.
Goggin, Rev J d Mitchell, Bedford county.
July 29-ifts
Richmond Wing and Examiner copy 2 times week
lif] and forward account to this Ofice
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

- <IO4N 4 Wv, n,
RT. Rev. WIN. MEADE, d. d. President of the Direc-
tory
Rev. r. II. PHILLIrs. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Rev J. G. Wheat, A. NJ. Vice PRINCIPAL.
Rev. /. I. CAsILEsAS. A. NJ. Moral Philosophy, &c.
Prof. Engbreaht, Music and Botany.
Prof Bellman, Music.
Prof - -. Modern Languages.
Misses TEBBs, GoverAesses.
Next session will be opened on "Wednesday Sept LIST.
Board und Tuition S60 Music. Languages, &c. Extra
Address-Rev. L. H. Phillips Staupton Va
aug o--eodl3t-
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L Containing J0O ncres, ID acres well tim
bered woods, mostly fine Tobacco lands. Much Of the
cleared land is in clover. The soil is all Of excellent
quality for improvement. and easily rendered fertile in
grain or grass. There some fine bottoms on tho
Greek, portion Of which in grnss now, for
the first time; the have been under-drained and
clearing for seeding Timothy this Fall, all
of the bottoms be watered triaing expense and
made most profitable meadow. There Is mill site
the Greek, and no dam required. There lisa young
Orchard Of every variety Of scectcd fruits The sua-
iion j. handsomei the buildings respectable. and
neighbors inferior to Price 50 per Another
opportunity of securing Farm, the same price, Of
The same adyantages-this near Lynchburg. Of
the best markets in Virginia. for all the products Of the
Farm, Garden, Orchard and Dairy. will occur
For particulars, call Chorles E. Kent merchant.
WA STAPLES.
L q AL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

TIE officers and Opners of Ae Steamer Henry
Clay Indicted far Murder,
New York. Aug4 4.
The Coroner Jury to-day returned a
dict tina, those persons killed or drowned by
the burning of the Henry Clay. came to their
death by reckless disregard of life on the
part OF the owners and officers of the boat
This verdict accords with the section Of the
statute defining MURDER
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n sEABURY's shoe Store
INN PLATE, BAR IRON, DC.

TIN PLATE, BAR IRON, &C.
l. 80 boxes Tin Plate, 10xl4 l4x2O ic and II
200 lbs Block Tin
10 tons Elotts and Anderson's Bar Iron hand
somely assorted
80 bundles Band do
bbs prime picking Vinegar
35 bales carpet WARP. assorted colours.
Receiving and for sale by
arg a-.ss GEO PAGEY,
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DECEIVED AT LAsV.-siz cuscs wrj

RECEIVED AT LASV.-Six Wri-
i, u ting PAPER containing
h...c Ruled Cap. fine and superfue,
White
Plain Cap, white, =
blue. -
White ruled Letter
Blue
Plain " 4"
White Bath Post extra superfue,
Extra super Bath Post Gilt.
Super commercial Note ruled,
g Note, plain and with border.
Extra super ruled cap blue and White,
White fla, cap.
Folio Pos, white.
Super white Letter. wide ruled for sermons, &C.,
Extra super Bath Post.
Extra fine ruled cap blue and white,
Bill or ape ruper.
The above Papers from ofrhe very best manu-
factories in the United Staies warranted superior
and uniform in quality, and will be sold by the case
ream,or less qnanty, at low prices.
c. MORSE. Com Mercht
opposite Warwick House.
p 8 The highest price raid for Linen and Cotton
Rags. mug j--t-
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LIME CARPENTERS xyANTED.-

L The subscribers in want of FOUR GOOD
CARPENTERS. who proficient in their business.
Noae others than accomplished workmen need apply.
aug 5--ts BuRkHOLDER e. WALLER.
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MISSOURI ELECTIONS.
ST. LorIs. Aug. 5.
Col Benton has been elected TO Congress.
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GALE OFvALUABLE PROPERTY

~ Ia conformity with the will Of Robert Mitchell deed
shall the ith day of September, it fair if not,
th next fair day. sell, public auction the prem
Scs that etablishm nj of which Robert Mitchell died
possessed, know the Z" BRfCk HOUSE." Said
property situated in the county Of Nelson the stage
road about miles from Nelsonl courthouse and eight.
from the James River and kanawha Canal, The bull
dings consist of II commodous BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, "a good Store House, necessary outhouses,
&c. There is ii fine well OF water the place, and al
tached the premises 81 Of LAND, with sufl-
cient wood to keep up the place Those desiring TO
purchase requested to view this establishment.
Terms liberal and made known day of sale.
JAMES NJ. PHELPS, }Ex'ors of x.
A l.. FOCUS. SMtchel!, dee.
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Drawn Nos. Del. Lot Elk. So
&c So 81 16 % 20 63 81 80 3 50
Del. Lot 30
80 II Is 10 ~ AZ 81 IS 50 8 81 So
Del Glass 81
18 So 81 IL SO so 50 G7 81 go IS 10
~ Orders for packages, certificates Of packages.
single tickets. in any Of the Lotteries of j. W. Maury K
Co, will meet with prompt attention if addressed
A. F. WHITTEMORE, ir.
Lynchburg Va.
~ Communications strictly confidential.
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against
Peter II. Mccall. John Mccall in lis own right and
5 admin sfrator of the personal Of Thomas f.
Mccall deed, Elias E. Patterson. Charles Patterson
William Patterson Samuel Patterson, James X. Pater
son. William Bell, James Bell. Elizabeth Bell, Emily
Bell Charles Bell William A. Street administrator de
bonis with the Will annexed of William Mccall
deed, George W Clement late sheriff of Franklin coun
ty and administrator of James Bell decd, and Eober,
Hairton late sheriff Of franklin county and admnstra
tor of Lydia Patterson, deed Defendants
cHANCERY.
he oblect of this suit is obtain decree for the
sale of the Land aud Slaves assigned Mildred Mccall
for life, of the of her husband William Ne
Call decd and fo distribution of the proceeds among
those entitled therteo (the said Mildred Mccall wish
ing said sale and distribution be mad land it APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that the defendants Pc
ter H. Mccall, William Bell. James Bell Elizabeth
Bell Emily Bell. and Charles Bell. residents of
The State of Virginia motion of the plaintiffs, by
counsel, it is ordered that the said Peter Fl. Mccall
William Bell James Bell Elizabeth Bell, Emily Bell
and Charles Bell do appcur here within month
due publication of this order and do what necessary
to protect their interest in this suit, ind that copy Of
this order be published "A week for four successive
weeks in the lynchburg Nirginan, and posted OF the
front door Of the courthouse of this county, on the first
day of the next county court
copy-Te,te,
RO. A. SCOTT, elk.
Ne n. u. al o. 1u-
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WANTED TO HIRE-bv the month or
w year. u good active NEGRO MAN, to be employ
cd moderate labor where there is no exposure to
weather accidents. Enquire the Virginian Office
aug 9-atif
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HnEAP Boots, shoes, Hats, &c
~ take pleasure in calling the attention Of the public
my well assorted Stock Of Boots, Shoes. Caps Hats,
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprsDg every thing used for the Aead
ond feel, which have recently bought in the Northers
cities and offering very low prces, in order in
uce lngs sales. think it will be TO the interest Of I'll
to call. us prefer nmbe penny TO slow chilling
Ny arrangements are made to keep up the Stock
irog hout the season. with fresh and desirable 0osds
march 29-ifif JOHN g. MEDM.
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bounty Land Warran,s.-wE wi

- the highest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them for SALE will please call Office,
o Buic's and opposite the Warwick house. Main
street. STATHAM SMITHSON& Co,
AnriI
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SAILING OF THE AMERICA.
BosToN. Aug.5.
The steamer America sailed to day, taking
out fhy-seven passengers. and $4,000 in
specie.
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MRS. KIRkPATRICKS
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,


TNHE thirteenth Session Of this Institution will com
l. mence the first day Of September next. sys-
tematic Of instruction is pursued and every
means used 10 give he mind a thorough cducation
while strict regard is had those embellishments
which adorn the Lady.
Unremitting attention is paid the health,
and comfort Of those who board in the family.
Ierms, per Session Of Fire months
Board, including fuel lights, washing. etc. per
month, ----...-.-.-- sla 90
Tuition in LIST Class, English department, rcr
session. Neutrality-suspicious. 90 90
Do I'd - 50
Do Sd 10 90
Instruction in French. .----.--...----.-.-.7 50
do in Music, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 90
Payable in advance No deduction for ab sence except
in cases OF protrucfpH sickness. 9 .ltvittIS