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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

NrOTICE.-wM VI. BURGOYNE having purcA,.s
~ Ire entire q JOHN PLUME In srn q ~
GOYSE Co. IA iAs cry ard bVIGOtSEk PLUME ~
lev lev - VS. " 8UR0oYs soas essovss -.
rssIs1.rt Of b- so,sr. q - - lrs $40 VIZ g
t,,e on "a, svt account San lGszczeo De 81, ii5l
~''' " s.sEsG VIZ n BuReoYxy
JoHsV PLuxs@
BURgOYKE a Co,
BANAEGS,
Co--er Of Ncafosoefy ard WAshiaston sta
SAN tRASC 1890
r,h.nr. fr sci, At sight in % saa pse-
Rsr,,- Brcs Co Londou . y. Thsyer Bro, Ress.
W. isSs SSsrorh ,I s .s,as. cS
f0r...,,,. .s ~ nj al, RENTED rsss
Parteuar si;ebOn vcn 20 oIasIs Si he peres-,a -
I,IRsT TRIENNIAL STATEMENT Of tAs Nh
Il BkTTAS LlFE INSURANCE coAPANY'-Js. "a
Premiums received $3.50 ~
lniertfs receives. ......'s'''.''''.'''''''''
Leesfec frerni2i =.
lnsefess seeisss -.-,.-.'.'s''''''''''''' 80
Due ssocEhoisers. Dividend. ................ RS
Due suztry ssisroes NSso0
plsEuxsxsrSrs
ES2sasss rares couaiisiO-S Rect issses y -
piyissSa. on Cllhai. .................- n9@ ~
Pad Iutsrcg ca tcuu .....-..ss.s. * ~ tHf
Amount Pros. and Loss.......... a. So =
Total.......'.''.-- - $50 Sb
Ropds ard Mortgages. ............ SsS
Ce,h in Bsrk.................. -..........-' -
P. .., sse LSsas IN die eog: Of $3.50
Deferred Premiums. ..'..'-'.'.s'''s''' zSS[
Irtsresf Accguet...-.. .......''..-'-'....'''
osss Es5si;Gs s:,. i;,;;,s ,.aI q ras
LIE Pcic sud Ft,en PER cent Short Term nsds -
have reid Two OF more nual presarns DiySeass vn 49,
he iiue ofpayurens Of the current sanaA Prs|sss
Y. WENrLE secretary. A AL'he. hu1h-A
ID. MoEGAN, AetGaTy.
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r. ALERT II NIcoisY Aac.iou-er
.srKS and BONDS at AUCTION. H1BDRI

? " vfcoLAY wli sell THIS DAf, Feb Is stlf SSsA Z
Exrh.nse for sceeaat Of whom may cnccsas
~ Cleveland Psburah kasad per eehf ces vsa1
Income Bonss due ls April lass interest payable n4l1
Ohio Le Iusursrce and Trust % fvtux
IL, Anil ard Ia October, 81 COO each.
"a chicaso and Mississippi Railroad second sestss -
coaverbie Bonds dae l January 1874 intete peee
annually he Metropolitan Bark OF Ne~fesA - AaAy -
lst July 81, % each. :
$500 aew-Yorh Railroad cent eonvcrtssk -
redsesbie 1871 interest," coupons payable teo&y ~ A8
each ye3r $500 each.
s2Ooe Lyons Iowa RAoad 6rs mort ~ -
redeeushle Ia 1873 interest pask =
ths the Commonwealth lst June and is pecsaSs
wear eloC0 eseh.
5000 Mississippi and Rock River Jonesen Rsal sss u~s.
r<ss per cent convertible Beds edeomabe ls FeATus
Exciang Bank Interest payable semi annually
Bank LIST FebTuar and ls, lneust 81 eco each
TOLEDO Norwak and Cleveland Railroad ks moraes
per redeemsbe in 1855 i0eres, payable Newfth
Februarv and Aus ust each year.
shaes Rank Of Unicn, $50 each.
IS shares Corn Exchange Bark. 500 each
q shares ST. Nicholas Bank. = re each.
20 shares EssiR River Bonk. $50 esch
" sharss ConlIsercisl Fife lnsurdEcs Co, $50 each
80 shares Empire Stone Dressing co sI0o each.
1880 shares ST Lawrence Mining Co. SIC each.
Terms SaleTsn PER this day and the balance
all the Boods will be charged 70 IL
chaser.
Monday and Thursday Of each week, Of the M=chsns n
cbsnge
AT PRIVATE sALE-A great variety Of ast slas RsHssa
Bonds Bank and other Stocks Office No B3S
o Wal kJoil
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financial.

A NNUAL STATEMENT of the affairs of the MI
~ TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York for the
year ending 3lst jan, 1884
NET ASSETS on HAND JAN. 81. lass
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Markets -. CAnrrc1LY REpoRrrD TOR The n Y TaraUvE

ASHEsThe naItet quiet for Pots s5 s7i Pearls
and In the absence Of sales prices nominal Ct 20 81
SO ST.
COTTON-The today dull and heavy with sales Of f3
baE l for export aud 81 for home Tl4
are quotations adopted by Bord Of Brokers last
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The Pil9'bos Jacob Bell No. ashoFe the point of the
The bark C'ra wud'or Buiton from Poral Prase yet
anchor IL tie bey.
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%OUU,UUU vERTiBLE BoSDs wish coyroHs 4
the LA CROSS and MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COhfAkts
redeemabe in the City Of NewYosk July 1893 f ado q ~
TO each Bond OF the Company snna - co'stsr
security undivided Bond and Mortgage ofmproyed tsr ~
half the value wing on the line of the Railroad
parties DESTROYS Of making and profitable nvseess
thee believed present y mducemont
Address the undersigned at the BROADWAY BANK, 6r -
ther Information apply TO the OHicen Of the Bsnk
Treasurer ofthe La Cros and NlwuEkso
Eew-York Feb 10. 1884 Railroad Company.
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From The rhilsd.lphis Arrus, Jan. I
Our DenocrafiC Conventions

The united, harmonious, sod spirited action OF the
democratic county convention, well Of the demo-
cratic general ward committee Of the city, viii be justly
souro. Of consraialaon to all The true friends OF the
party not only city and county, but all parts
OF The State Representing. the delegates of these
two bodies did all classes OF the democracy, and coming
from every section Of the city and county their action s
q mirror ia which be truly the real feelings and
desires Of the party with refsenos well TO the prne
pies on which they desire the platform Of the democ
rsoy 10 res. the who to bold the reins Of
this important crisis In both conventions the friends OF
the national and State administrations largely in The
MAJORITY bat in the hour OF their triumph they forgot all
mere personal sorscaion, and looked only to the
dOrsem.nt Of the srea, cardinal principles which justly
constitute The sheet .nehor Of the country In The OF
danger or peril from domestic traitors foreign foes
The resolutions adopted by the City ard Com
nItiee as veil az those Of the county convention
radically sound upon all the important ssoes that divide
the parties 10 the country They fully and emphaieay
endorse the Baltimore platform The common ground on
which the democracy Of the whole country meet and
knowing no North, no South, no Essi, West. look
the constitution and the good Of the whole people
the path OF duty ia which they ar. tread This is
the real feeling OF the party IN the old Keystone and IN
giving voice. the democracy q the city snd county
but true 10 their wslltnosn fidelity the
landmarks Of the republican organization. not only in
this State, but in every part Of the confsdsey The
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Ex-Governor Fooie, of Mississippi who has been here
for several days beng on the of departure for Cal
fornia accepted entertainment spontaneously ten.
dered him by his friends which took place las, night
the National Hotel Dir. r. Y. Stanton, OF Tennessee
occupied the chair. and Mr. Bsyy. OF Virginia and Mr.
Wheeler, Of New York, acted secretaries On the
removal OF The cloth General Fooe addressed ,ha com
psny, numbering two or ihrea hsnared. in animated
speech 81 m hosr and balf-Nsi gasi " yesterday
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WEDNESDAY, January IS, 1854
James N. Plat, esq., Of New York was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court.
No. as William Livingston ct al, appellants, ps vii.
liam w. Woodwork II A. The argument Of this cause
wss continued by MIR Curtis for the appsees and con
cuded BY Mr. Schley for the appellants
No, 46 Thomas ksarney 81 al appellants rs John
Taylor It al The argument of this cause was com
meneed BY Mr. Convers for the appellants
Adjourned ull tomorrow, III O'Clock, m
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engineers yarsers and surgeons moi less Than with adj
mrsls, captains, and lieulenants-
rive also cordially commend The views oil the able SEQ
fsary on matter OF promoting harmony an The SCI
yies-hsunony so necessary 90 smaenty conservative
10 the vital interests of The navy for We have many
painful warnings bow the wisdom and gslianlry OF gen
sr.l. and commodores may be thwared BY petty dsai
,artion and lukewSrm service
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DY Another Lecture by Thomas Darcy McGee.-
Al nt request o the suaence that attended Mr. hcG-e first
ne ha consented deliver smother CshoIc History
Of North America" Causs Saloon, f3ay evening
the pom instant halfpss oc9et Tickets can be
W A. Kennedy 7th street, and ~ j. r. Es and 8 Mssi
sylvnrss avenue and Al te door night Of the
l5-sf
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A GOOD STEEL PES--Ths pat smsssm qul /. ing pen,
"a imported by TAYLOR 4 MAURy, win 70
supply above n.tid~rstum manufactured
and broad poinss writing
and Store,
Jan 10 Near 9th
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IEFFEEsoNss Ncs~s vtrGtrsa.~-h eainon, en-
sveo by mss prepared BY the Hntaor before bis
3snH FRANCE TAYLOR.
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bosros, Jan. ls-A meeting held at The Exchasss
to-day 10 set up testimonial the San Francisco 10
eners-kobt b Forbes presiding COMMITTEES was y.
pointed, and Si.too subscribed the spot -
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Nav YonK. Jan, Is The ship Robert c, Winthrop h
arrived from Hasre considerably damaged by tbs reosa
gales. usE se4 + t5 a.
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Nav YoRK. Jan. ls.-The British brig Elsnors ffon
New York Halifax, lost lSth near yarmouth
Cargo four--pari saved A
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sale To-Day.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE. AucsSenssr. - $50,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FRAME UOUsR AND
LOTION Thursday afternoon, January 49, ~ o,sseAs
premises, Of suhscnbes, toaSns
July 1850, duly lS
la I7s u.s. and l76 walineon
- suune
besd four hundred and four 32s) beiss ss
suunnQ
alley lot gsshss Viii
provements, censsae frame dwelling hrra
Terms half residue and twelve
notes secured by deed Of trust hearing interest .i1
r. ROCHE, Trussss.
Jas. q. MeoUfRn,
Dec 5l-eodkds AosasaeH.
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NJ A HIRED.


On ths lsn Instant IN e city q New by
u. D. WALTER LENOk, Of this CITY, 10 RACHEL =. LuD-
Low dnnrhier o. Ess. Lupus~, Of The former place.
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Nrw YoRK, Jan ls-The coronsr's jury Of inquest
the OF the murder Of Dr. Luiener has ooasins
its iyestgation, aud discharged Mr. and Mrs Hays VIII
charged with the crime. s.aEata-.E adL
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NEW edition of Jemerscn,s Notes the sssts AZ
Fsns illustrated with including atst-s Of Virginia
Maryland,
never before publshsd. Just received
TAYLOR a MAuRyss
Jsr ~ Bookstore 9th
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Bosros. Jan lsThe steamer Canada sailed for Liver.
pool to-day with $3.50 900 in specie
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nitp HpoRs-Hunss E.ssvs. -ois.
Madame de English
Montesoneu spirit 81 Laws translated English vols
Bscoes- Eessys. p
9rusius on Wa and pcsrc. ErrIssk vns.
pnt.Hdsrfs Lava Of n Ens.h. vol
London stncs
n,bds's 2
Words Of Geu~re Inra LyNS~tos. = vols.
Second hand being attsnabls
t.ss imported ~osr London BY
Jsu ~ FRANGK TAYLOR.
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AND 5Aaus Apsxs.
CHARLESTON Jan. Up m.-The steamer Palmetto OF
Batmoie arrived here day safely in sixty five hours
She had tote rsbly fair weather
The steamer James Adger arrived here. She sailed
from New York tho llih instant.
ENTERTAINMENT CAPT. LOWE, OF RAReuR xILpY
BosroS. Jan. IA splendid entertainment was given
here tonight 10 Capt Lowe. Of the bsIque Kiby, by
number Of shipowners and masters the Exchange Cof
ee-hoase Numerous oass and sentiments co,npinsstay
tc the guest were nterchanged Capt Lowe made brief
speech, in which be stated that he q native OF Ba
more, and had been brought up in that city.
sTArronD.HIRE.
Bosros. Jan. Mr. Alden chief Of the ship STAT
oIdshe has arrived here He no bodies had
been recovered Among the list Dr.. MslOney surgeon
from Dublin.
FAcroxIEs BURNT.
BosToN, Jan. lS-The factory of Mr.. l.. M Harris. NJ
Oakland. was entirely destroyed by Hrs last night
The mil al West Boyson has also been partially con-
sumed II s known The West Boylston Manuac,urisr
Company Loss about $1,000. 8
OPENING. aaass8 nAhs&z
DsrRoIr, Jan. Ian train from New York to
Buffalo, the Great Western railroad arrived his eve
ming The il iul Of peope-thousands came in the
eastern train. and number from Chicago There is
e general illumination and grand banquet ro-nght
pEsrRucrros saIDoE.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1.-THE wire-suspsnsicn bsidss be-
tween Covington and Newport gave way jsss svsaing.
Eighteen cattle and two crossing the time but
escape Some OF the killed The key, which
held the wire cable 70 the anchors gave way.
MARKETS.
New York, Jan lSThe stock market 10 dull ard uxees
declined. Erie, 77l; Reading TOY ; Parker Vein, q !;
Cumberland Coal Company ssa Phoenix, 10: Nicaragua
o. aa4
The -four market is steadysales of 600 bbs State
So IL sosihern, IS rs 3s 81 Wheat hrm-sales Of
5000 bushels Genesee 1876 300 Corn hrmsales
Of bushels 81 for mixed 80 for yellow
PHIIApnLPmA, Jan. lS.-The stock market to-day is
quietprices rather dropping Flour il hrmsrnx sales
al 81 rs 81 81. Grain Red wheat 1850 cents !:
white do 1877 l9G Corn 10 Rrm-psicss
sned to cents ~
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IhA shr fAa o'shASrkAs .5....
BosroS, Jan. ls-The ship Tam o'Shanlss was iasand
here los $4,000 s.as ~ -
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The specie has increased and the rise and fall in depos
ties shows the influence OF the dividends payable the
first The banks received 81 900 o0o which usual cir
cumstances they would have loaned. This year the
OF money mas prompted private investment and
the amount has been redrswn
The exchange market is dill AT 81 Notwithstanding
Sl,Hi,42s Csliiornia sugs exported during the
week
Prodooe Is well supported under the The stocks
here however, smslssles western canal common
gt, S. IL IS Is southern Aour, IS IL IS ~ RE
-four, So 81 IS rs Corn meal, 81 Wheat has taxed
Iump--sales conmon white Michigan, 1870 cents; red
southern, 100 Corn, 90 MIXED yellow - cent
old red do, W Rye, lbs Pork s IN fair de-
msnd-new mess, sl4s ga IS Beet, mess, ~ 70 Sli
Lard ~ 10 cents.
Freigns firm ia II for grain 10 Liverpool
Flour, as Sd Is cotton ID wheat Havre PIC -four
SC.
Stocks are well held very little speculative inquiry
The regular purchase, Of the department govern the values
Of The Unilei States stocks.
Yours PRENTICE.
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A EuHshHED HOUSE OH ROOMS RON Ruwr-
arg ans very Pleasant parors rorn fwnh
eosio area on the entire bosss, comSorshy
h -" aiarnscs may ~ nAsanea sepy~g
nc s'"m s'ds Of Eeansylvania av-ssss. (ts WasA,
nsa ne h,.san Minister'S ard ny appas ~ Nay
preferred The
omrsD-t TO ihe Capitol pas every nuns~. A.
Jan li-dlw ~eIHft--ef fak
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The circulation OF small bills Is large.
IL is evident that how great soever may be the
production of the pig metal unless money is made
il the supply which Is necessary the demands Of
the cannot be got If therefore, business has
been aotive-hat is, II great many buyers have
bought large quantities OF goods or their and
about the tme-the demand for mo.
ney thar unctnre them be very great and
be price Of the money very high This has
during The fall yet while manufacturers OF other
commodities have been busy, the me-
taliic nonsy has been very limited,
suits The banking interest that the gold material for
money should DC exported and that tho currency demand
ed shpnia be met by their The West is being
rapipy filed with bank rags whilst the gold is going
abroad and the bank detectors swelling size
volume with the record of coun,ereI,s and suspensions
In Chic the evil has become conspicuous TO attract
the attention of the Legislature the There
doubt that large portion OF the increased bank circulation
Of the State, has been needed pay laborer
western railroads. These mostly Of the
sorPtlon OF notes. the most dangerous the people among
whom hry circulate, and being designed for paymeu
OF weekly wages, uoder five dollars each For these
the laboreTs procure their supplies and they ost
hands OF the public through the shops bsck East
some TO find The issuer dead In this West
In degree. is compelled 70 build II. works.
Money Is li'se easy. but the disposition lend
freely Is not yet fully developed, although eliminating
imports Indicate the heavy demand for money The al
orders for goods under the pressure Of the money
less The ban. for three weeks are
as follows
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This small amount is actually all the gold coin which,
during five years, has been added the circulating
of the country The charge OF per cent, In ad
diton the expense of sending Philsdep hia makes
charge OF per cent against money when the
demand for carrency large that the banks supply
ing Il In great volume Take the Mssach
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CHAKLEsTos, Jan. H-p. m.--The steamer Palmetto OF
Balrmoe. arrived here to-day safely in siXy- hours
She had toiersbly fair weather
The steamer James Adger arrived here. She sailed
from New York the llih instant
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EOR CALIFORSIA-Tbe splendid, and snrvlIt1
ship Yankee BLADE paciAc AN
Rio de- Janerc Valparaiso s1tiss
excellent opportunity Ths
Yankee Baee InAspssAssss iAs
with Commodore vsnderblt
North justly
ing moa'hy line CALIFORNIA; via Panama res n n pss-
ssgs apply 3. AILl1,
Jan it--dGt 81
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lIxTRAOHDINARY Atsraefsen--cLAcETT, NEWTON
MAf co, respectfully WAnhaR
and vicinity that they had consigned
and immediate coijseuoa -
(lat~iy exhibition PnaaeaJ
prsnx eransiiely beautiful apsc1sas
"A,
Embroidered cIaaks M
Opera soaks .t .k8g.&t5-
lndss, cashmere, and velvet sbs~is taay r aat& ~
Persian " 10 ftN flt1NHe@
Ayre,, os,nehis, Ac, in cspe., cardinals, asA mua6
Forming Of
inuoduccd America.
open 90 puAe sYhp>,us, 80
imperative, ey VIII be sold without ssar1 v d.
="
Jan t2--d8i sd =
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THE SHIP sTArronpsHIRR.

BosTos. Jan. ~ Mr.. Alden, chief mate Of the ship ST.
ordshire has arrived here He that no bodies h
been recovered Among the list Dr.. Maloney. surgeo
from Dublin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
10000 PEOPLE,
This Season, Still in Mani !,

very amn-ng an interesting fact II is. that all u.sn
"A women and children arc n,i'y compelled ,
hasc ba shoes und ohiec upon the present
cason to inf I'm them thai II obsun a. Alui-tead tr
entered into written aEreemcutto furnish the peo1''
with boots shoes. hat. cup, trunks, and good mao5
unicc- h. linz. which would be teiiDu. sue Ii>.
and tnving procure on he best terms ule,j
xrcent stock 9th kind Hey alb" lorontply wrn
the 20 cement FAR they concerned; aud hase
only nsk ,vor every boy pconeani buy tie r
goods exceedingly los for cas, when Easi"y done
the hole bargain I'll hay' been o1nsnmared.
DIR. Lyman, old stand mar lhe Farmers Bnnh.
J. l. HOBSON.
l.. l.. AltAISTEAn.
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Bedford Farm for Sale.

fxs& My rhot ot LAND, Of 954 acres the or
L. junction at Big and Lii,ie Otter Riytts in Bed kI
ford, heretofore advertised. is sill tar sale. The tui ].
ng- arr nearly nj new an crmmod'o p.; good Orch
ards OF choice fruit FINE fARDEN Green liou,c,&r .
d.. The Eurn is ed wit numerous stream i. al
n healthy an excellctt ncghborhood; within miles
the Va. X Tenn K . within , miles OF the Count
House nud distance nbout 3 miles from lyuchbrtg-
This of land amDnat the productive ia H.
section al thu Stat, md level, adapted 10 the grow,
u' all kinds OF gram grasses, &c. am anxious 10 sci,
Int ri hno oA Of retaoring from thc county. My
OBJECT is 10 devote OF my TIM 10 other pussn
In 80 wishing to buy will rail and the land.
Of la-rts WM T.. GOGti[N
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.


The sxerci-es of this Institution vail hc resumed n
Mordav the 18th of january, 1850 aud continued IN
I'll the ,ond Friday in November following.
Wra,e prepared tn tea III the English, Latin and
Greek Languages. tor ether w Mai hcmatc. and "Il
the other branches usually taught in Academies OF 4 e
first cla,s Boad washing aud lodging, per tern Of
ten months ore hundred dollars. FaH", thirty d. !
lars. We accommodate twenty Borders. Shou!i
nppl, eighbor Mr.. Seall ilolhrook, 10.
ceve them o mod, rate
The sIrictcst attention will be paid to the moral. o
those in rustic Ia aud every exeriou viii ha
used TO give them "A Thorough knowledge OF their =
e4. circular will be cent to each patron at the nd
at every quarter containing nm extract account ct II @
progress and dep rlment of his ward Tuis
school, situated within a few miles OF the Female
Coleginte Institute il eigihy locatcd-being I
elevated and very healthy reenn of country, and 60
trely remote from the hunts of dissipation,
For further particulars we refer Mesrs. Wm T.
Anderson and VIM l.. Sauu iels OF Lynchlurg Nj
\. b. M,grn Ter of Amherst, and hundreds of the must
intelligent AMI distinguished citiz of this and t'te
surtounling counties who hav, been pupils aud patr"ns
of this school, md sumo oft EN- both.
ELIJAH g IlANES, Principal.
GARLAND B. HANES, A. b, Assistant
Address Chamb'r'- Hill, Buckingham CO., Va.
nov Is wtljjan 50
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" WATER WHEEL !

Having obtained permanent agency for the manu-
facre. "a = aud u-e ct GOODNlN'S PATENT COM
BINATlON MATER WHEEL in lhe following
ties in VIgiris, to wit: Campbell, rntsyvana. Hall
fax, Appomatox. Charlotte, Amherst, Prince Edward,
Bnckinghau. Nelson Gooclaud Cumberland. Ate
marie. Rochhrdgc, Augusta. Bath Allegheny Mont
eouery, FLOYD franklin. Pntrick, iIenty, Washington
Wyhc. Giles, Greenbritr, Fuvana, Craig Grayson and
Carol The subscriber takes this method to bring said
improvement before the public.
Its advantages that it gives large FER cent Of
power from The expended as the best over shot.
Wheels. Being made OF Cast Iron. it Is durable,andut
tue time. extremely simple in -tructon and
not linble to get OF order. The Wheel and Gate
thereto attached with the WATER govai max
ing it, only suitable for crt md mills, but ot
other mucnery and back water on csseus ii; pow
by dirn shnG the bend, and is applicable for any
head, from four feet up and i. the cheapest wheel
cxtant thai VIII give the pnwer from the
water expended. | have them manufactured al A, G
Dhbney. Lynchbnrs. Va VIII set up superint nd
toe letting here ,a made. For further informa
ton address JAMES w. ROBINSON.
Campbell c. H. Va.
Persons wanting Wheels in other cnuntirs vii be
supplied, until the territory dis rosed of by the pnt
entee, w. ROBINSON.
30-Cly
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Commission and Forward g House.

INIE urdcr gue tenders Ii services the cir
| Of Lynchbule and tho upper country generally " Ill
pn, strict alto, the -nn Of all kinCs Of roluce
al rcmit promptly. lie In. ofrrc City
p,,rt near tie wharv,s where he can give particular
attention to RECEIVING and FORN ARDlNG pll
kinds Of ruu1- including Manufactured Tobacco
His charge, will be reasonable and stactoty, and hc
most rrsnectfnv solicits Iiheial patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON, Petersburg, Va
REFERENCE --Beuj. J.rcs, VIM c. K f. LAM. &.
Co. Peeblcs X White Th"-, Branch x Son-, Paul,
McIlwpn & Co P'ffr-burg, J 6 Mcem, Henry Davis,
Col VIM. r. Smit' Austin Lehwich. Mcdaniel, iIuIl
a. Preston. Davis, Nrelin K Go L,nchburg; NJ. b.
Nuwlin. Gamphci oct Gets