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IMPORTATION WANrED.-Inlormation is II earnestly desired eoncerRng tine children ot JNo and RosAkEAHS. nlyEE, formerly from W inches ter, Va Mir. Iiven moved from Winchester to Knoxville in Tennessee, in lSll, where on the 26th of August of tht year, Mrs. Diyen died, leaving two surviving children, MARY and SUSAN, MT: Diven shortly afterwards moved from Knoxville to Mobile, Ala where he again married. The girls, Mary and Susan who had been left near Knoxville, were then taken to Mohle, since which time iheir friends, in Winchester having received no information from tlem except thatin etIer from Mrs. Eliza Ramsey, dated Athens, Tepn., May 1888, to David Deadrlck, Esq, of Knoxylr, they were referred to Mir Phlllp or G. $. Gaines, of Mobile, who Mrs Ram sey said could give information concerning them Should these dnldren, or either of them be sill living they will tt furnished with information of im- portincp to them by addressing letter to the sub SCI iber, in this Ilace. Any information, from any friend of theirs tiner in Mobile elsewhere will be lbrnkfnIy recenid. JOHN FLETCHER. Winchester, Va, August 25, lS4l.

 {S5- Newspapers in Tennessee, Alabama and Flor ida will confer a favor, and possibly lasting bene- fit upon the above orphans, by giving the above notice few insertions

 N0OPERs' NEW NovEL-The Deerslayer just U received bg DOUBLEDAY SEARS, sep22 6O Dauphln.st. CtTORAGE.-IOOO barrels or tle bulk thereof, can hO be taken on Storage Tn te nfc piooi oi"n a'uio No. Commerce. corner St. Louis sts Apply to sep22 J. A. GOLFER HIRE BRICKS.-30M Fire Brick, "Manuel sepss %ss'"' ''""D' E. c. CENTER & CO XXTHISKEY .-l4T barrels Recu6ed Whlskey, w landing from schooner Maria and for sale by

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 sep24 69 Commerce-st. xXTHITE LEAD.-35O kegs Union works White w Lead, received per barque Reform, and for sale by I. c. DuBOSE & co. sep22 Mo- 39 Water-st. kzA FOR RENI-Plssesai1t gipeu l.t Nor. rsIA The four brick tenements on St. Anthony, be- tween Jackson and Claiborne streets.

 The three brick tenenen;s in State street, corner of dConcel tion street.

 The dwelling in Conception street, between St. Anthony and Stateasreet, now occupied by J. Simp- son, Esqr.

 The dwelling immediately opposite the last, occupied by Mir. c. J. Roth The dwelling in St. Anthony street, between Jack and Claiborne. adjoining the brick house of R. l.. Walker. Esq

 Aso-Two houses at Spring Hill, for the winter will be rented low to careful tenants. For terms, apply to [sep22 .i9l A. BATRE & Go. ID RAN.-Received per steamboat Echo 1B 100 sacks fresh Bran, from wheat,

 100 sacks Oats, and in store

 300 sacks white Corn,

 50 bales North River Hay, for sale by

 J. A. COOPER, sept22 corner Com. and St Louis-sts. 11O PIECES DUNDEE TAGGING, 140 4O coils Northern Rope, landing from schoon- Maria and for sale by

 sep24 FRANKLIN W. MCCOY. NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP.-A fresh " supply of this long known and valuable Cough Syrup received from the proprietors and for sale by

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 sep22 ." No. 39 Water-st. NEW OOKS..-DOUBLEDAY & SEARS ' 50 Dauphn street have just received the fol- owing-The Deerslayer, or the First War Path, by the author of The Pathfinder, The Pioneers, &c The Idler in France by the Countess of Bessington The Siege of Florence, an historical romance, by Daniel McCarty, Esq.

 The Secret Foe, an historical novel, by Mss Ellen Pickering.

 Leather Stacking Tales, by J. Fennimore Cooper, Esq, in vols.

 Lives of Eminent Literary and Scientific Men of Ia- ly, by Mrs. Shelley, Sir D. Brewster, James Mott gomery, and others.

 Additional illustrations of the Old Curiosity Shop, from designs by T. Gibson, engraved by Yeager. Nos. Il and 12 Barnaby Rudge, by Boz.

 The Gift, new and beautiful Annual for ls42. The Violet do do do

 Also, new supply of the following late and popu- lar works

 The Works of Lord Bolingbroke, with life prepar- ed expressly for this edition, containing additional information relative to his personal and public char acter, in 4 volumes, 8 vo. The Old Curiosity Shop, with new illustrations, by Poz.

 Confessions of Harry Lorrequer, with Illustrations by Phiz.

 Charles O'Maey, the Irish Dragoon, do do do Do do do without Illustrations. Human Physiology, illustrated by engravIngs, by Ro- bert Dunglinson, M. D. fourth edition, with numer- ous additions and mo lifcatons, in vols 8 yo. Elements of Physc, or Natural Philosophy, General and Medical; new edition by Neil Arnott, M. D. with additions, by Isaac Hays, M. D..

 Ten Thousand Year, vol. 8 vo. sept 22 GIT. EMANUEL STREET SCHOOL.-The 0 subscriber, assisted by competent instructor. will open an English and Classical school for Boys, in St. Emanuel street in the brick building between Mrs. M'Coy's and the Episcopal Church. The du- ties of the school will commence about the first of October.

 Terms oftution from 1 to and dollars per month. sep2O 4Sc E. T. WOOD. EEMALE DEPARTMENT-BAR AGA l' DEMY-This institution will reopen on Mon day, 27th Sept, under the management of the Prin- cpal and several assistants. Its studies will en- brace every branch of Female Educaton and the la dies selected to aid in the several departments, are those whose experience will enable them to teach Wlln IacIllty ana success

 sept 20 ASH VIM. HILL, Principal. OFFICE l. DRAWING OF LEESBURG LoT- TERY, Class N, for lS41.

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