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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
DYSPEPSIA Cured.

BNR } l.. HtNsoN, respectfully informs tho
~ public that be- Is now prepared to attend all
eascs fryapep'p, or Indigestion From the cx
porlcnee and Great he has bad in the treat
mcn, Of tho above disease he ieols confident Of be-
M able 10 enfc every chse of Dyspepsia or In
digestion within the All of medicine.
h. Bon ons Digestive Pills are very valuable
Inclusive for strengf hening aud restoring the Stom
sci - tituotun tome Of digestion nltor bilious at
iochs=io' ,uei case Two hokos ae gcnorelly sof
helca
l.t1le an f,cutlemen q. distance, by writing
description ofthe symptoms Of their disease, ard
H. lengfh II tnc they have been afflicted with
Dyspepsia, ehn have paekngr Of DR.. BIS Digcs-
tive. 1oniet, and Attentive ps forwarded 10
lhcn Price ofa PACKAGE { sufficient for the cure
Of any case OF Dyspepsnl with directions for use,
tcotnent &e & so Single boxes ~ per box.
All orlers post pnia and directed To this place with
IN three week., will receive immediate attention.
NJ package will be delivered, unless they are paid
ior IN advance
Sent n lfta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

WV sell On TUESDAY, the Cd October. a
w large Assortment oiGrocctlcs, consisting oil
lohd,. St C,ofx SUGAR
30 bars Girecn Coffee
hhls. Rum
pipe French Brandy
hid. New Orleans Nolns8es
2ucltts Now Rice
8 boxes Fur Hats
= do Wool do
10 bale / 4 and Stout ShcolinS
> cases Rail Road Brognns
} boxes coffee Mills
leo sldes sole Leather fonk ian)
5D,Xes kuisins
eiddles Imperial Tea
} doz Wire Slitcrs
piendid par Shov.l and longs
Fauey SILK llnndkerehcts
Terms, for sums Of 500 and upVnrds months
credit Undo, cash.
{ q p. b PHELPS. x co Auclts.
Scpt 9th PM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
LATIsT l.ROM rRANCE.

The pactel ship pcpegslfr, arrived at New
York irom Hastc bilnss da.gs to the 18th August.
fbo following IS the anly ten of news Of any in.
ierr,t IN the papers
Tho IIn'tr Esaieea Of the i0l contains extract,
f.9m lie lonaeD Courier Of the evening Of the 9Th.
hwaa nd ti3t iir Marquis Of palmelIa Ind an IN
terYiew with t9d Grey ADD Lords Holland and
falwaHIon aod IL aas cvsn reported that be had
saaecslld 80 obtaining the Immediate recognition Of
Donna MagJe, aud liz support Of England IN her
Hehut Muait embarked IN he Zephyr on the
III, 70 Ion td9 Constitutional army in Portugal.
A private letet Stated That Don Pedro bivouack.
Il IA ueif.asl OF hia troops and conducted him
st.tin al respects as good solder and intrepid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
=. ). IfIrI'il- DEarIsr,

nFSPEGlIll1.Y informs The citizens of
~ lynrhbprg ihat be oApe,ls 10 spend few
daya IN ;helr taN on has return from the Springs,
about the 18th of Sept As ho Is a stranger To
most of the citizens be submits the following letter
from Or Samuel Jackson, Of Philadephin, 10 DR..
A pe,be] New Orleans
Ptdadelptia, Dce %, 1920.
~ Pcibeg Dear Sir | take the liberty TO
introduce TO yonr acquaintance mn Jricad. DR.. S.
Fitch, who viii ymlt New Orleans Or Fitch Is
regularly educated n practitioner of Medicine,
"A very intelligent and well informed gentleman,
aud bu# devoted hls attention chiefly to Dental Sur
gety, IN Which subject ho bns written an excellent
work The visit Of pt Finch Is entirely profess
sOnnl and any SERVICES You can render him will
be esteemed Il layorby your ohedlen, servant,
SAAIL. JACKSON"
Also, copy of n letter from the Hon BENJAMIN
W. Richards, Mny or ofhc city of Philadelphia, 10
Edward York, Esq. Of New Orleans
Nh Draf Ni,---phe benrcr of this is well ed
urntsd and very respectable Dcntst, who has for
eonc years lan prneiised very successfully in our
rty lie Is Young Gentleman ofexccllent char
aftcp aud ihgc reason TO believe Of m.ne than
ordinary st III hIs Profession You may safely
recommend him, and you wall obl,ec mo by permit.
ting HIM 10 refer 20 you, Il necessary. am. very
truly yours. n W RICHARDS"
70 EDWARD toa1, La
" Firored bB Dr. = ~ r.teb
Philadelphia Dire Is, 1920
" tIS--one Dollar fnr zach operation
exclusive gold, Which vii bo sc, arate 81 arge-
- references IN IghctbRrg--Gol I.snghornc.
tnlt otoy Nm Bailey anil Al sander Temp
Inns lsqH.
Aue 80 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
CHOLERA REPORTS.

Y5e{woad--Ou latest Report from the Rieh-
mond Boar1 OF Health, IS dated last Friday, the
DIST INST ON that day there were 10 new cases
reported all of whom were culored persons except
one and five o whom died The Reports OF the
Board Of Health however are no true criterion OF
the state oIthc diaease--as several of the phy''
clans had declined making any returns OF the cases
I'm iar then care The Compiler furnishes the fol-
loving list Of ntcIpte'tS, all diseases from the
lila 70 the 20th INST inclusive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
~ ssSSO g.
SSs;'s'' s5:SF
LATEST REPORTS.

We learn, by geu.eman who arrived last eve
fng from Richmond, that thu Cholera was maxim,
alarming progress On Monday last, he informs
u lhele were upwards Of 70 cases.
IL Washington city, on .hs 23d insi. There were
new cases ii cholera and J 1csths
IN Baltimore, on ihe 93i, deaths
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED on Tuesday evening, tho 18th INST.
by the Rev Nicholas II cohbs, pa JOHN IL
GRIFFIN. 10 Mss SARAH JAAE, daughter oil
The iae loan MeGlanohan. Esq all OF Bo,etourt
- On Tuesday cyerIpg la8t, by the Rev
l. = b,asst. Nj CHARLES =. HUDSON, 10
Miss JUDITH \ laushiei oi samuel Bransiord,
Esq al ot tas place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

Political history, The public has heard, for
some months pat, Ola correspondence which took
place, during the last winter. between the President
OF the United States and Abncr Lacock, Esq. of
Pennsylranla on the subject ofthe Seminole war,
and the course pursued in relation thereto, by some
OF the members of Mr.. Monroes Cabinet, and
which led to the rupture between Gen Jackson and
Mr. Calhoun. Some anxiety has been manifested
to see that correspondence, and therefore lay 1t
before our readers this morning. We extract it
IRON the Washington Telegraph, which Is enga-
9ed IN II very labored review of the correspondence
that took place some years ago, on the same sub
Ject, between the President and Vice President
cWboao? We can SEQ no good likely to arise, to
any person Or party from the naturalization Of that
controversy ON the carpet at this period.
1t would have been troa, to an unintcrcsted
Spectator to have seen the President, whilst ne was
Peruslns Gen. Lacock's letter, in reply to his que
fes Mr.. L., with that manly frmness which has
always been distinguished trait in his character,
expresses his opinions of Gen JacksoGs conduct III
The Seminole war, in the sane bold and undlsguis-
Language which he employed when, instead of
e'Afoaag :As patronage and powc. Of the govern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
NANDSWACHSVkI.AIE
NEW ESTABLISHMENT


TNliE Subscriber having located himself on
u james River, - miles below Iynchburg, IS
above Richmond, below NeV Market, above
Hafmlnstcr. and II only from Buckingham Court
iouse to winch place and uelsiiborhooi uro very
icyo and rood roads out Il, which ncis hborhood he
now receives n,nry all the Tobacco made 10 store
and ship to RICHMOND lie has i.ulnbot House,
where he receives, and c,a rcc,ttr nearly all the
wheat made n that section III the country, and
tobacco shelter and other heascs inr the aecomno-
datton Of tie public, n dcposllng GOODS lor any
persons and can send nt all ilue5 articles up OF
lown the rlFa lie plcdses himself 10 pay strict
attention 10 the Order Of Caodt sef 10 hun and viii
ave tn quickest niofmatton If iheir arrival All
persons are requested 10 seod liter OF bill with
the Gools. 80 II, Ia enublc hlm to make the bolmen
responsible ton tbe damage done while IA 'hcir care
also, 10 nuke arrunaemcnfs 10 pay them aud tof
his intention .or storage ~. VIII he satisfied with
moderate charge, and receive pay SOM annually
W IL HAKDWICk.
Sent ~ l,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

= Charles Carroll, OF CarroIlton, completed
his 96.a year on the 2Oth inst-lt would be an IN
famous commentary on the capacity of man for
self government lfthis venerable Patriarch should
outllye the Unoa which he assisted to form.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
ALARM EOIsIsENI.

vEylIE subscriber y ishes to set a good 'enant
r for his Tcstator farm, about - miIc. from
I.ynelhrg, near the first toll gatc--io ore, WHO
viii take the required careo Of the place, tn; most
liberal terms win be extended
WIN W NORVELL. Exr Of
VIM. Nmycli deed
Sent ~ 3tli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
SURGICAL INSTRU NENTS.

Pocket Dissecl,ng. Tooth. Eye, Ampo'atios.
Trcpannng Cupplng and Ohs'etrlcal Instruments,
Silver and Brass Sprlng and Thumb ianccts, Sl-
yer cathelcrs and Elastic Bou5lea ifua.rs OF all
der -rlinna Stelhcscnpc-. Sehrlcntote &
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
FRESH DRTGS d UEDiCfNES,
Paints, GLASS, Hare, smgieai a,t1u-
mfntS. Dir. SlNs. Bfnshes, d.. A.c.

Comprising almost ctefY nuele IN tn limo suitable
tar TINS market together With al lhc new ori luah
Is papulr remedies. and the recently dseo1er'd
vegetable aIhales aud pfoS imate principle, ekolc
aud Indigenous medicinal hcrhs. & aad ~ pc
pared to a1rpy orlersf Tor any mtI'le II thor luc.
lfaf,aatsd ~ Superior qRaAfRe at fahcad phi
eos. Physc.ans, Planters, Country Nj Amts,
md the public genualy arc lsf''rd 10 give as Ct
call, as gfeut Inducements viii be odefe u those
WHO may hvor the establishment with tIlet eu.-
tom the smalaat favor will al all Times receive or
grateful Acknowledgements, aud by S9id aud baCc.
wiHsHe attention 10 dRlsess we hop L. merit -
portion Of public patronage, aud that confidence mud
support winch discerning ln6lo vii bc abic Ia
appreciate; aud al oders vii be faithfully aud
cvledi,iousIy executed, rhysiei1na' prescriptions
and pharmaceutical preparations accurately pre-
pared
Tho following article VIII alwoysbo found j,
4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

.N1rc Dgstrtioas 1t IS stated TIA. Gen. TIP
ton who was las, winter elected Senator from In
uounced Jacksonam. Mr. Henry Danle'on d! the
representative int Congress from Kentucky has also
since ha re.nrn home ina speech to his constituents,
declared ol from tine Jackson party. There must
5- something radically wrong nthe policy of an
Misunderstanding whose friends thus desert itby
scores.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

Wheat This article is lucrusting in price ,
some sales have been made at IS cents but 30 were
gwen Yesterday /, IS however rather on the dc
cline. Flour is falling n athc Northern markets
From across the waters there seems little prospect
for demand The accounts from Liverpool to the
Oh ult furnish the following items III relation e
the English harvest
Euglist Ha1pea We Learn both the wheat and
barley having been cut in several places IN this
county at the commence mcnt of the week, there APP
peared be but one opinion that finer crops never
awaited the gathering, whether in quality or guam
tity. worcester He1ald.
The crops of corn ofa kinds are also most luxu-
rant in appearance, and If the weather continues
favorable will be ready ior the sickle in many pIa-
ces IN about a fortnight n nca1c ChfoH.
The crops ia Cheshire are as promising the
most sanguinc poison could wish. An amazing
quantity of hay has beer h,used IN good condition
with little labor expense and we have no doubt
that fields Of barley and wheat vail be renped
before our mex publication.
lua11leefl'd Coare,.
We understand that wheat will be deterrent III
many places, owlrg to heiate winds breaking ii
down. TDerbHstirc COieficr
The weather continues highly favorable tor the
harvest. Several fields ofbarley have been cut ~
this neighborlood, aud they ale abundant crops
whist the quality is excellent. Barely, and even
oats have been cut in the neg hborhood Of Penrth
Wheat and oats vii! both be ready for the sickle,
generally, in a very short time and their crops and
quality are every where good. Potatoes promise
to bs most abundant crop, and Of superior quality
CarItsie PGtrt0t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

dra,f--Stp' II, 10 uew lAse, I.ati rasasrs
naming, 23
Boiim0re-l0 deaths on the Goth, and on the
2lst nst.--of which Ia were white and eoIorvd
persons.
Nonew case or death reported in Boston. Sc
ycraI casos were reported at Frederick, ilarers.
togn, Boonsbotough andSharfshuta, IN Mayloud
r. The st LOUIS Republican OF the ilth lnst
says, TIM, town continues tobe remarkably healthy
e. The subscribers To the Extra Telegraph III
this place request us 10 say that their papers have
been very lttesulary received Most Of them have
received only one number a few have received
two and still fewer have received three Gan the
Editor of the Telegraph explain the cause Of this
lrreguIariy
r. Communications omitted to-day shall op-
pear III our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
IsItl SIZES.

Hair, CLOTH, serobbmg, Whte-wash, Sweeppe
Horsc, Punt, Tooth, Shoe, Furniture, Hearth and
VaruIeh brushes &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

3As. ps No a1E44N eobs oLt>1LoN
NJ DENTIST, respectfully mtoms the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of l.ynchbutg and vicinity, tia, he
has returned to this place, and III be happy 10 a.
tend % all professional catls At HIS Office, "a MIR
Ward tlotei lis stay at this time viii depend
u7ao professions. cogagemtnts.
.epl %. ,as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

nls4., C~,n Jackson appeared before ne bar -
public opn on suhpliari for It's pa,tial Judgment
on his misdeeds. Such men are worthy Of the pu-
rer days Of the Republic, when opinions were free
alike unwarocd by the hope ofreward, and untaI-
rlted by the fear OF punishment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

III. Il, 1riL AAShs~b VtSaIeu UIIoIo tLe udI "
public opinion suhpliarl for lis pa,'ial Judgment
on his misdeeds. Such men are worthy OF the pu-
days OF the Republic, when opinions were free,
alike unwarocd by the hope ofreward, and untsI
rfel by the fear OF punishment.
North CaroltNa-A great meeting was held in
Orange county, North Carolina, few days ago
composed Of citizens Of all parties, TO take into
sdsrauon tue subject OF Notification The meet
ms vas addressed by Judge Nash, Daniel l.. Bar
ruger, ESQ the representative in Congress from
that district, & w p. Mansum Esq. one Of the Sc
nutots oltAa stat. & it adppcdn resolution dccar
ing that their attachment To the Federal Union
mains mistaken anil thar they wholly disapproye
OF and dcprecate the doctrine of Nufeation as
unconstitutional and a, having direct tendency,
treduc,d to Practice 10 sever the bonds which NOW
unite us together as one grea. and powerful ma
ton. Mr. Barrirger declared to the meeting that
" he bad tla3 attertime, been urged to enlist under
the banner ofthc Nuiliyers but that he had resisted
Their ot'cnrepcalcd advances IN the most positive
and d',ermln.i manner Judge Nanyum has
heretofore been regarded b, US us one of the Null
flyers but he took occasion expressly to contra
diet IL Mr. Mangum sad he had ben CHARGED
by n enemies, whether through ignorance or nal
lice h knew not, with beng NuIliyer bR, ie
spaete- a. ttarge from nm ruth ln3teaattoA
+ Tie viewed 1t as rank absurdty, which mad made
no favorable Impression on the people of North
Carolina. lie knew bot ons in the whole State
! 1--WE yoars from this date, Nulhyefs wllI be as
scsleo us Hartford Conyen,iouis,s.
/ 9eanesee-A resolution, winch had been pre-
yioaaly offered and laid On the table in the Tcnnes-
see |, slaurc to 20 into The elerllou on the 18th
INST OF a senator To supply the vacancy which will
occur, on the 9Th Of Mureh mex, by the expiration
Of Mr Gruady's term Of service, was taken up on
the l2h whereupet 4 notion WIS made indein-
itcly TO postpone action upon the subject until the
next session of the Legislature On ihis molten a
warm debate occurred which resulted IN is reiec-
! lion. b, vote OF II to -. We presume our neSt
papers from Nashville wltl inform us of the result Of
; the contest.
/ The bill changing the mode of eccing Electors
,fprsi,o, and V,ce presi,on, ,ro,o the Dis,r,, 10
.,.'..... i.
'' '''''''' ''''' '' ''e" nus f'''e' ''' '''''''
/ by vote oil IL 10 O. ms change Just ut Ills
tme, indicates some apprehension, at least that
had the district system been adhered TO. Gen. Jack
,,;,, ba, ios ana ., ,,,oa,,,o ,,,,.. o,,,..,
- u ''''
0'he.
''t1' i"f-- III 'dcA'o" van h"feh Nohs'h'
,lon Of New York, which assembled at IIcrkiner, a
:......I w .u:.Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
Bark Square, Lyathbm-g,

yNHE Subscribers respectfully inform Country
u Merchants, Physicians nnd the public gene.
rallp,t that thuy hive taken and rcifled tho latge
and oonmoI,ous house on Bauk.Aquafs nos 1o,r
10 the falmet1 Bank 81 ljtzlatF, whelc try uf
fer ftt sale n h9ee aud rsic,ei assortment af
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
OBITUARY.

DIED At the residence OF his Father. m TIN
place. ON the 18th ut JAMES SNliAD in In
35th year u, his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
PATENT MEDICINES.

Andcrson's Pills British Cd, Brtcnnn Drops
pgou'5 fal,, Essence Of Peppermint. Eye " atcr'
SWANS Vormitusc, Godfrey Cord5l, llaafom
Oil. l1ooper5 Pills, Lees Pills. Opodoldoc, Oh Of
SPIKE, Palcgorle, Stousiton's BNtefs swans
ranacca, fnrlngtons B1Isd" Daily Cnmna-
ilNn InIIll-s Cnlhnllcon. Sc &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
Il E,N lew
or TIE LYNCHRURE MARKET

No change IN our mafKet We have accounts
from Liverpool to the OH Of August learn
that the French Goucoufs wcre bold or The 81 otAu
gust, and that $500 bids. Of to5acco wos ohe.cd
and thai l235 werc token at moderate prlces.-No
chan &c in the Eu.l sh markets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
SINIEsIE.S.

Mostars and Pestes, PHI Tiles, Graduate GINS
SEES Shop Furniture, Water Colours, Scale and
Weghta, SpnuIos, Vias, Candle. Aln.ords RAJ
sins, Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco Taper
Cork Wood, Saratoge. smsoPatl.ia md Gngr
Brer powdeia GLACIERS Diamond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

r. Communications omitted to-day, shaIl up.
pear III our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

NJ lart The Jackson Van Buren, Conyen-
ton of New York, which assembled at IIcrkitoer, a
few day ago, has nominated w am l.. Marcy
as Governor, and John Tracy LIcuennt Cover
nor OF that State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27
WINES, 4 SPEARS.

Frontigua in Bottles aud IN Draught, feilons
SylgIus oAI VtAgf layoulilc Brands Vi segars.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30

and push on the wishes. of their master with
indomitable energy---the machinery is every
where in active operation---the people indeed
are as yet Indifferent, but politicians and ma
nagers, Office hunters, and Treasury recipi-
ents, are Industrious and interchangeable, to
transfer Jackson's popularity, to Mr. Van
Buren,, to elect him President under the name
OF Vice President, and to perpetuate dy-
nasty, the characteristic principle of which,
is the lavish reward of its partizans and
tools; principle which must ever secure for
it, the instrument needful to continue its rule.
But, will the Telegraph defeat the machina-
tion by exposing it, and countermine the in
siduous plans in a train of rapid completion,
by scolding9 1t must do something. 1t must
lay aside its absurd and preposterous cant
about friScihie--about State Rights, and
Southern Rights. Those who have supper
ted Jackson, need not be afraid OF bringing
their State Right principles under suspicion,
by supporting any, other man. There is but
one way to defeat Van Buren,: mark us, E.di-
tor Of the Telegraph, there is bur one zuay
Prove the sincerity Of your fears which you
profess to feel at the bare idea of Van Buren's
election, by adopting that only way. A
word to the wise.--Rich. Wing.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30
s. C. PAR s o IS
I'D II TT IT, II.

Respectfully informs the inhabitants of
Wilmington and its vicinity that he has re-
turned, and will be found at Mr.. Winslow's,
opposite the City Hall. for a few days only.
If any are DESTROYS to have their teeth put in
complete repair for life, they may avail
theselves of the opportunity Mineral and
Natural teeth inserted, from one to a full set.
Teeth cleaned, filed, and plugged, and the
most difficult teeth and roots extracted : any
operation on the teeth and gums, performed.
in style not surpassed5gor seldom to COM
pare with his method of preserving the
teeth from further decay, Nine-tenths of
the teeth that are extracted, or lost from de-
cay, may be saved, if ever so painful, by
early application to to skilful operator.
From practice of twenty years with sue
cess, he trusts to give general satisfaction.
Recommendations can be produced to the
satisfaction of all who may apply. Reference
also to DIR. BAKER, of this city.
N. b. The most approved Tooth Powder
and Tooth Ache Drops for sale.
March 20. 97-tf
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-30
NOTICE

The subscriber earnestly DESTROYS of clos
ing up his business, prior to the 25th of
March next, when he purposes to carry on
the Lottery business in different manner,
paying no particular personal attention to it
further than the supplying of tickets, at No.
Ill, Marketstreet Duly grateful for pub
lie encouragement, while in the Dry-good
business. as well as the lottery concern, the
undersigned has great reason to complain Of
the hardness of his friends in the settlement
of their accounts some of which have been
of too long standing to admit further exten-
ton of credit, My disposition ever has been
to show lenity to those indebted, but unless
some attention is paid to payment, ! for one,
will abandon all idea of trusting any one.
Tickets are Cash article, and those who
deal with the retailerof them ought to pay
after the drawing.-I therefore hope those
who stand indebted to me, either on note OIL
book account, for Goods or Tickets, will aci
towards me as though the case was reversed.
and by promp payment of all accounts they
will much oblige the Subscriber.
E. Il. BAILY,
Lottery e Exchange Broker,
No. II, Market street,
Feb. 27. 1889, 91--4t