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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-25
@ LOOK AT THIS--At the sign

m LOOK AT THIS--At the sign
~ OF THE RED HAT, one DIOR belor Mesrs
Gregory g. Royal having reinforced my stock
considerable extent. would once more invite the
attention of my neighbours, friends and customers
feeling from the labour and pains spent in the se
lection of which, can do full justice these wish
ing to purchase, offer all necessary inducements
both in beauty. DURABILITY and price. My STOCK
comprises all the necessary articles pertaining to
II BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE
IA Miles and Benkrt's Boots. fine home made
~ Boots; Ladies, Misses and Genilemens Metal
ic Over Shoes and Ladies Shoes generally. Fur and
Wool Hats OF all kinds. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags, Valices. Sotcheis and Umbrellas to excel
in beauty undersell me in which, l challenge the
town; having bought the above articles at an unu-
sually low price, can sell cheaper than they can
be bought at the manufacturers at wholesale. And
also, under the Ner Constitution, offer myself as
fit candidate to furnish gentlemen with fine Sak
Hats of the most popular fashions. hope my
friends will ably support me in my effort. having
spent many years in that capacity, and having been
resident of Lynchburg for many years. repeat
it, that hope my friends and the public generally
will support ably in attaining an office, so much
needed by the good citizens of Lynchburg.
Dec 22-ts JACOB RUMBOUGH.
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rERMS.-Thev viRcIsrAxis published semi
weekly a "a per annurh an adrancx. No subscrip-
tioa is taksn for shorter time than six months and
paper is discontinued, except the option OF the
rroprietors until all arrearge- shall have been paid
ApvrRrIsExKSrs are inserted for so cents per
square Tor css for every inner form insertion and
373 centsfor every outer one. 1.-THE number of i'm
sertions is not noted the MS il will be publisb
Cd till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege oi
two squares $40; for one square $25-if inner form
s95. Every yearly advertiser will be required To
soakne his advertising to his particular line ofbusi
asss and IT he exceed the space stipulated for, he
will be charged ratably for the excess.
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[PROPRIETORS.

From the death of his first wife, his
mind had assumed religious tendency.
whlchripe into a fervent Christian hope.
that cheered him in his final hour. He
died at Baltimore. February 18th 1884,
TIE .Sindenk.
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"A SADDLERY and Harness

y this method of informing his customers
and the public generally, that he is now manufac
turing and will keep constantly on hand, large
and general assortment of Saddles, Saddlebags
Brides and Martingaes, from the plainest to the
finest patterns. His assortment of Carriage, Wag
on and other Harness. will be found to be of supe-
rior workmanship and good materials. supply of
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddler's Materials, and ev-
cry article to be found in such establishments, he
hatters himself will be found upon examination in
his stock He solicits call from all desiring to
purchase. trusting that disappearance faithful work
manship and determination to please, will secure
sales Repairing in all the above branches will be
promptly attended to.
Aug 1S-ts WIN. F. ROBERTSON.
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+ YNCHBURG FOUNDRY.--Tl

- business heretofore conducted under the firm
OF J. L. 4 G. s. DlUGUID, will continue in future
under the style of
DIUGUID g. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity their thanks
to the public for the very liberal patronage to the
firm of j. I. & G. s. Diugud. and beg a continu-
ance of the same.
We have on hand a lot of ToBAcco Screws AVID
PREssEs.a Tobacco Finisheriust gotten up, Ploughs
and Points Of all descriptions, Mill Gearing wrought
and cast, Threshing Machines, &c g., &c.
J. T. DIUGUID,
Jan SITS G. s. DIUGUID.
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q. - - NV Y nLC VI BB1G U8OVOuOUDOU IT,
The following private letter Of Gen.
Hamilton, expressing his sentiments in 70
gard to the sad fate Of Major Andre. will
doubtless be new and interesting 70 most
Of our resders.-Repxblic,
Mr.. Hamilton to Miss sehuyIer.1
TAPpAN. October 2. 1850,
Headquarters Of tho Army. I
Poor Andre suffers to day. Everythins
that is amiablc in virtue. IL fortitude. =
delicate sentimentssnd accomplished nan-
ners. pleads for him but hard heayss5 pol.
ICY calls for sacrifice. He msss dis. /
send you my account Of Asaeld's STAIR,
and to justify myself.o your sentimsnts. 1
must inform you that ! urged compliases
with Andres request to 30 shot; and Do
not think it would have had In III efect.---
But some people sre only sensible 10 mo-
tlves Of policy. and sometimes. from nsf-
row disposition, mistake il.
When Andres tale comes 10 b. Told and
present resentment 10 over. ths refusing
him the privilege Of choosing the manner
Of his death will be branded with toe mueh
obstinacy.
It was proposed to me 10 ssggsst 10 IN
the idea Of an exchange for Arnolds ~ !
knew | should have lcsfcitsd his eseesm
for doingi,, and therefore declined i. a.
a man Of honor he could not but ve5sss Ii
and ! would not for The world Aeve pre.
posed 70 him : thing which nvse isva
placed me IN the unamiable 6eho r onn-
posing him capable Of me4Naess a. q -
feeling myself the impsopriesy of ~ plep.
sure. J eonisss TO you bad ths wssln66
70 value the esteem u 1yinr -
canon Ienseuurru2 -. 1z
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FOR IL IL Il MEN-THE
az Richmond, Petersburg. Nor

.%@S Richmond, Petersburg, Nor
.sa=sE- FOLK AND NEW-YORK STEAM PACK
EFT COMPANY, have now on tn, line their new
and powerful low pressure Steam Propeller, Cify
Of Richmond, X. w. FOSTER Muster. she is double
iron braccd and fastened, equal to !, any ships of
twice her tonnage. She has fine State Room ac-
commodations for passengers, and no pains will be
spared to make her the popular vessel for persons
travelling this route and goods will be delivered
with certainty oftime in few hours after shipment
The Steamship, City of Norfolk is now launched
and will take her place in the line in few days to
be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line con-
meets with line of steamers at pier eight, New
York. for Boston.
AGENrs-Muilor & Lord, New-York
Robert Rankin, Richmond
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with his white belly up. mangled, lifeless

with h's white belly up, mangled, lifeless
mass.
In few moments the boat reached the
daring swimmers, and half dead with
fright they were brought on board. The
old man clasped his boy in his arms, and
then' overcome by the powerful excite.
ment' he leaned upon the gun for support
1 have seen men in oil phases of excite
mont and suspense. but never have seen
three human beings more overcome by
thrilling emotions, then in that startling
moment. when they first knew the effect Of
our gunner's shot.
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Extraordinary REESE mbInnccs.

Domestic history is full Of facts, which
prove that individual human resemblances
have led to singular mistakes. Criminal
Jurisprudence is not without its record,
showing how narrowly guilt has been near.
ly confounded with innocence, from the
great likeness of one person to another
The following. translated from late
French paper presents u remarkable in.
stance of this kind.
A correspondent at Vienna mentions
singular fact which has created quite live
ly sensation among the learned physiolo
gists Of Germany. The countess b., for
many years a widow, was the mother of
twin daughters, between whom there was
such striking resemblance that in the IA
mily even 1t was necessary to resort to
some artificial mode Of distinguishing the
one from the other. In features in stature,
IN manners. in voice, in every thing. the
resemblance was perfect. As the Young
ladies' enjoyed good reputation, and had
moreover fortune in prospect, they had
been beset by crowds Of suitors all of
whom had been doomed to the disappoint-
ment Of their hopes. One day. two French
men, who had but recently arrived at Vi
emma, presented themselves at the resi-
dence Of the Countess; they were twin
brothers. who likewise rcsembled each
| other so much that it was almost irnpossi-
BILE to distinguish them. The two daugh-
| tiers OF the Countess, who had been before
remarkable for their cheerfulness and gale
ty, became suddenly depressed and me.
lancholy. Their hands were soon sought
in marriage. however, by the young
Frenchmen. The offers were accepted,
and in the course of a month er two the
parties were all married at the same time.
In due time on the same day, and at the
same hour. the two young wives present.
ed their husbands each with a son-an
event which seemed to complete the hspp.
ness of the two families. A year passed
and the two infants fell sick Of the same
disease, and at the same time, and not
withstandIng the utmost care Of the most
distinguished physicians, they both died
on the same day. in their mothers arms
The mothers were like einconsolable under
their affection, and having sought change
OF scene in Paris Intellectually. they at last
both died on the same day. Of disease en-
gendered by excessive grief At the last
account, il was feared that the two broth.
ers would sink under the weight of this af.
fiction, and as they had never in their
lives been separated, that they would
soon yield up their lives together. These
extraordinary circumstances. it is stated,
have been made subject of investigation
IN the German and French Academies.
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+ OOKING GLASS 4 PICTURE

OOklNG GLASS Il PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-THE UN-
dersigned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames. richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguereotype Frames, "a large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 5Ox36
inches doyn
Plate Glass, for and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosetes, of all Sizes for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work re-gilt and jobbiug in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any paftern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders BY mail will receive prompt
attention. FRANCk e. CLOVER.
1873 Main street, between 9th and 10th Rich
mond, Va.
June 9-ts
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NJ New York and Virginia e.. g.
.ESTEAMSHI PCOMPANY.s sassz

The and elegant double engine SIDE rheei }
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
1900 TONS BuRTBES-LEwis PARRISH, coMM'R.
The Roanoke has recently had large additions
made to her accommodations for passengers, and
is on the route again between Richmond and
New York, touching at Norfolk going and return
ing.
She leaves New York every Saturday afternoon,
ut o'clock, and Richmond every Tuesday after
at O'Clock.
Freight received up to the hour of l o'clock F.
NJ. every Tuesday. Shippers can learn of US eve
ry Monday morning at what hour she will be ready
on that day to receive freight
This line has connection with any other.
Those who desire to have their goods landed ut
either point in 80 to Sc hours, or in express time,
accomplish it by this fine Steamship.
Passage, including meals and stateroom ac-
Communications 10 or from New lork, 49,. Sl2 90
Stecrage Passage from New York, ,-. 90
This line is not responsible for the delivery of
goods unless bills of ladng are granted therefor.
Passengers secure their tickets at our office,
southsde of the Basin or of our Clerk on the wharf
at Rockets.
Shippers in Lynchburg should have their freight
in Richmond on Mondays, in order to ensure its
Neing in time. They will please to bear in mind
that this is the only regular weekly line between
Richmond and New York.
Feba6-tw [RePcopyl Richmond Va.
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HE JUG WITH THE BoTToM our.-In
one Of DR.. Tyng's travels he met with IN
emigrant journeying with his family to the
fertile regions beyond the Mississippi
He had all his worldly goods packed on
wagons. and on one wagon hung huge
jug with the bottom knocked out. He
asked him why he carried that with him.
"Why.' said be that's my Taylor Jug
"And what i Taylor jugl" asked my
friend. why" said be II had = son with
General T.ylor's army 10 Mexico. and the
old General always told him TO carry his
whiskey Jug with hols in the botlom;snd
since that have carried my jug - you see
z; and I 6n4 4 y ~ BIT ipyspeioo I .evey
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ITO FARMERS, PLANTERs q


l. DEALE S.-AGRICTLTURA IN
PLEMENT MANUFACTO TORY Lynchbpre-
The subscriber. formerly of Baltimore, where he
associated with similar Establishment,
takes this method to inform the public in general
that he has opened Ware-room and Factory on
Main Street, opposite Bruce's Livery Stable where
he will manufacture various and most approved
Implements Of Husbandry, and Ls5or-saving Ma
chimes, and pledges himseifth all articles sold BY
him shall be of his own manufacture, equal in all
respects to similar implements made or imported
from other States. He therefore invites the public
to examine for themselves before purchasing else
where, the following various Einds-Porrable and
Stationary Horsepower, T Thrashers. Fans Straw and
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Shelters Harrows ui,iva.
tors Plowsand Gang Plows-Main Street Lynch
burg, Virginia.
hepairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan 19-ly) A. W. WILLETT.
% Bed Sentinel and Dan. Reg copy
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$. DIUGUID a. SONS,
THE SUBSCRIBERS having obtaine

l. the exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic
Burial Gases, take this method ofnformng the peo-
PIE of Lynchburg and the surrounding country that
they have in their room Main Street,
lot of the above Cases of different sizes. 1t would
be difficult task to give adequate impression OF
these Cases without personal inspection: they are
perfectly air tight and indestructibe and for pro-
ectng and preserving the Dead for ordinary inter-
ments for vaults, for transportation superior
to anything of the kind before invented. Those un-
fortunate enough to need the above Cases can be
supplied by s. D1UGUID SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly at
tended to. S. ID. & SONS.
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n Boots, shoes, Hats and 81

CAPS.-The subscribers have now in ~
~ store, good portion oftheir Spring stock OF
BOOTS, Shoes, HATS and CAPS,
to which they would respectfully call the attention
oftheir friends and the public generally. These
Goods have been bought of the most approved
manufacturers. expressly for the retail trade. in
which will be found the usual variety of Goods in
our line of business, and when coupled with our
own manufacture, think safely say that
there is a desirable stock of Goods in this
market. and will be sold low for cash.
All orders for any thing in our manufacturing de-
partment, will meet with prompt attention, and
made of the best materials and workmanship.
Mar 15-ts FRETWELL & HALL
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NMRISTMAS GIFTS!-D. b. PAYNE

" & BRO. receiving beautiful assortment
of Animals and other illustrated Books and Fancy
articles for the approaching season. for presents.
Women of early Christianity, elegantly illustrated,
The Iris, beautifully illustrated and illuminated
The Keepsake, 10 fine illustrations,
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS OR

M Office TO CARPENTERSO e. OR
l HOUSE BUlLDERS.-The subscriber would
inform the community that he has on hand good
lot of the best Pine Timber that Virginia will afford
and receiving every week. all of which will be sold
low for cash or good paper.
JAS. s. .CREWDSON. Com. Merc't.
On the Pasin.
N. B.-Bills for Houses received and ptlcd at
the shortest notice. Timber well dried If c.sired
Aug. It's J. sc
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~ VIRGINIA LINE OF RaCH.

These vessels all of the first class. built in the
city of Baltimore. expressly for this trade, and
have superior accommodations tor passengers.-
They commanded by experienced Captains,
and qualified for the trade, and who will spare no
exertion to accommodate. They will be towed IN
and down the river by steam. and may be relied on
to sail promptly advertised. Merchants going
North or ordering goods from New York, will find
it to their interest to ship by this line, it is the
only regular line, and freight will always be taken
at the lowest rates, and every effort will be made by
the agents in Richmond and New York, to give SAT-
isfaction. Werespectfully ask and hope to succeed
in obtaining full share patronage. Goods ship.
ped by this line to New York. will be forwarded
free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile Sava-
nah, Charleston, or any other port. The vessels
will be in Richmond Mt Rockets; in New York at
berth No l. Coffee House slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
CIIAS. ii. PIERSON, N. York. age Is
No. 81, South Street.
II
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
IA respectfully ask continuance of the patron
age so long bestowed upon him, to the con-
Germ and in this connection he deems it proper, to
ask all who are indebted to him to come forward
and settle their accounts without delay.
There many claims of long standing. which
must close up, and it is expected that all who know
themselves be indebted will pay attention to this
notice. S. DIUGUID.
Jan SITS
Republican and Express. copye times week
for three months and charge the Virginian
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TO STRANGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT Of TIIE
~ MAlLS=ILI TlST laHl

days and Saturdays. Schedule time of arrival S. ~
IN, Leaves, as heretofore. ON Sundays, Wednesdays
and Friday. nj ), n. m;
PACKET MAlI~--Arrives every duy, except
Tuesday, between and 7, m. Leaves every
day. except Sunday, about !, a. M. BY the North
Stage and Packet there isreceivcd and despatch
cd. every day. mail for Richmond and points North
and South of tina, city.
TT The Canal way mail is received W Wednosdays,
Fridays and Sundays, and despatched Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays as heretofore.
SOUTHWESTERN.( Cor Saiem. )-Arrives Sun
days. Wednesdays nnd Fridays, at 6, a. Leaves
Tuc.davs. Thur .day. and Saturdays about 8, u. m.
WESTERN. (or Fiaeastie )-Arrives Tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS about 6, p. M. as hereto
fore. Leaves as heretofore, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays-but at later hour, ,sny about 8, n. M
~ BY these lines, mnils for places not
further west than Bufsrd's despatched every
day except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON (ria Canal)
arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at r. M;
Leaves Monday, Thursday and Saturday at half
past q An.
FARMvILLE.-LeavesR Richmond Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays a. M; rrives ut Lynch
burg next days by Sa.m Leaves Lynchburg Sun
days, Wednesdays and Fridays a p M. arrives at
Richmond next day. by a p. 70 This sched-
~ule will go into effect on Friday the 5th inst.
DANVILLE.-Arrives, heretofore Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. m.
PEDLAR MlLLS.-Arrives as heretofore. Mon
.1nys and Thursdays, between 10 and IL, a NJ
Neav~s about l, p. m. same day.
~ Mail closed at G, p. No Mails arriving
those nights, the Office will not he opened for
delivery Sundays, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Friday, after dark.
on Sunday morning. the Office will be kept open
for hour after the Mail by the Packet ia ready
for delivery. WIN. NJ. BLACKBOARD, M.
Dec It's
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TERRY & SHIELDS
MISCELLANEOUS,
&1OO REV AR d. LOST ON

~ Inn R Il w A h ID. LOST ON
lOO MAIN STREET, between MIR John
+. Wrghrs Book Store and the Market House. a
smen ~ bfock Morocco Pocket Book, containing over
$1,000 in money, mostly the Virginia Banks.
one $o0 bill is marked on the Back 'W & Nc" in
red Ink, no other marks recollected. The finder
VIII receive 800 reward by leaving it with Messr.
Acree q McClanuhan or with Mr.. John P. Wright
at his Book Store. II. @. A. BOYER.
Jan Ig--ts
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| The Drawing Room Scrap-Book
| Tupper's Pro. Philosophy, elegant Alto.
| Harl's Female Prose writings of America
American Female Poets
| British g
! Poetical Quotations
Moore's Poems, splenddy illustrated
| Dictionary ofPoetical Quotations
| Sacred
Willis Poems, elegantly illustrated
| Sigourney's
| Poeiica and Prose illustrations celebrated Am vi
| painters
Shakespeare in s vols, elegantly illustrated
Poems of Edith May, beautiful style
| The Proverbinlist and the Poet, printed in red
| black
Reeds FcmuI. Poets large 4 to. splendid
Watching splits, by Mrs. Ellet. vcrv pretty
Reverics of n Bachelor. illustrated
Milton : Paradise Lost
Young's Night Thousts
| iiallock's Poctcal works az
| Stur Of Bethlehem -
| Scenes in Life of the Saviour -
Scenes in lives ofthc Apostles"
a. a. - Putriarchs -
| Women of the Old and New Testament illustrated.
knickcrbocker, elegantly
| Laln Rookh
| Lady Of the Lake
Mrs Hcmans Poems
| Norton's % :.
| Women Of the Bible.
Fine Bibles. in Velvet. Turkey Morocco and other
| handsome bindings
| PRAYER Books, good variety
Papicr Macht Writing Desks,
| a. " Tea Boxes
| 90 3" Work Boxes,
| - =" Portfolios,
| a. =" Ink-stands,
l Muny yl,n nr, t..
| terry boxes, &c. &c.
In few days will be added:-English Annuals
and many other elegantly illustrated Books, Bibles
! PRAYERS. SC.
Please call and examine stock before pur
chasing. Dec lS-ts1
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRE DEGAR LOCOMOTIVE

TIRE DE GAR LOCOMOTIVE
l. WORKS, Richmond, Vrginia under
signed prepared to orders for every de-
scription Of LOCOMOTIVE and STATIONARY
ENGINES and SAW MILLS.
The addition to tler works of a shop of $50 by
so feet, TO be devoted to this description Of work
exclusively enables them TO execute orders with
dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to that furnished by any other establishment.
ANDERSON s. SOUTHER.
FOR SALE, 6 pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 81 feet diameter.
Mar l5-3m A. & s.
81 UNION STEAM-SHIPCO CO. for
.ssHs PHlLADELPHIA.-The splendid Steam
ships " PENNSYLVANIA" and VIRGINIA" ="
leave Richmond alternately every FIVE days for
Philadelphia
These steamers are both new and have very SUI
perior State-room accommodations.
The Captains sf much experience in
their profession, and we highly recommend
this route to the travelling community for comfort
speed and economy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find il to their ad-
vantage to give this mode of transportation the
preference. as being much less likely to dtace their
boxes in getting them to market.
Goods sent to our consignment for reshpmen,
will receive every attention and be forwarded a,
the usual rates.
Citizens of Lynchburg or elsewhere, wishing to
engage Staterooms in either of these Steamers be-
fore leaving home. can do so, by addressing US.
MAYO & ATKINSON, on the Dock,
march lS-ts Richmond. Va.
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- FORRENT.-THEB BRICK HOUSE

A. FOR RRENT.-THE BRICK HOUSE
AA in which now reside situated on Franklin
HW," consisting of seven rooms and all other ap-
purtenances for large family, besides good gar
den, and most excellent well of water. To good
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to
Oct l3-ts WILLIAM