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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

vs. SEQ MISUNDERSTANDING on tne "a No.
81 vembrr, the negro GEORGE, speaking Eng.
~ fish and French, aged about l8 or ~ years S
49, feet inches high, short aud thick set
small eyes, prominent forehead, open and free gat
having one of the front teeth in The uppar jaw hroksn.
had on, went he went AWAY. pair Of cnonadc panta-
looms with small blue stripes, and bingham shirt,
said negro worked long while ;pnu' ->Wm. Stone,
brick vers's hand FEkE"H"y ,1vicOS
u0-if >t'NH' c. mil, 20 At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

W Yesterday some po,'r creature, VINO w'sne,i 10
vent his spleen upon que HON he hated hu, dared
f"ce, inserted forged advertise "en in the Bulletin
copied below, 1t is certainly mean and dirty trick
that any fool mi ght play-tha, n" gentleman would
he guilty ot.-evncing both lack Of sense and lack Of
cuurage.-BuIlein 2it inst.
800 REWARD.
'VNHE above ,ewn d will be paid for information tina,
will lead To- the conviction Of the person per.
sons who caused advertisement 10 he inser;ed in the
New Orleuns Commercial Bulletin, of tho 9h ;nsto nj,
pnrp"rtng that the sab crber had entered into c",art.
ners with John Jarrett and others, under tbs etvIe
OF Fogay, Barrett 4 Co.. for the purpose of carrying
ON the business nf'pavng-no such connecon having
been formed
N. B.-The undersigned takes this opportunity Of in
rng the public, that he ia not connected in business
If any kind, except with his hrother.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

'ANhE SUBStKiBE.i> respectfully inf0rmA his
L friends and customers and the public, that heisg
obliged 70 retire from business Of i'll heslf
he has soil ha stock To Messrs Hnswel Rar tan
and lin-wel philadelphia. who will hereafter con-
due. th- business in this city ncr tie Of Johu
j. 'i"swell Co. lie takes pIensue in recommending
them to the patronage If his fnmrr customers.
ms A TOWAK ~ Camp ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

missing from ship Alabama, Three irunNs .ner.
lVA chanlize, marked y & t'rsan g. Co, Paris:
Tenn and from ship Nashville, three barrels, markell
P & NJ: Any person hayinghe same in their p,sses:
si"n will please give information 10 No. 30 Common
u1d
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

rASTOR 0Il-l0 bills first quality Virginia casio
~ oil, 10 bbls Western casInr oil NJ. l. for sale hv
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
n29 corner Com Il Tchapitnulas at
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

VTNRUNKS-n great variety Of trunks. vnlces, leather
i hats cases, Tor sale at GOSSIP Il Cn's,
DIG Exchange Hotel, ST Charles 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

DKINrlNG PAPERs-aOO rran- ~ b, ~; 100
. reams 26} by 283; 100 renms 26 by Sc; 100 rsams
% by % 100 reams 20 by ~; 200 rrams IL by a3
this day received from the brig Aezck and Panther aud
for sale Ivy J J HASWELL A. Co, succe,snrs 10 A
TOWAR. 40 Camp ST, d5
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

TEtIL FENS.
TIVE Damasc4s pen: Victoria peu double barrel
penn eagle PEN; Peruvian pen; corona ion pen; ia
m"nd pen, with variety OF n,ht rs manufactured hy
elliot and Perry expressly for the stationery store Of
di4 JOHN } HASWEIL, 40 nmn At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

DURHAM COW.
NOR SALE a frs, rate Du,har> COW, apply on
II hoard ship Pun,hea, opposite Esplanade street.
-Dcc. ID
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CONSTGNEES
No list Of eonsigsees handed in from ses.
IA g CNC rms

Fer Vsocipede. Misses Rorhane Commagse;
Metars ommrgsre Tue. Phillips. Saua, Pruther Louny;
Harms .oH, In ,hrrh f--r
Par .,rsner Csrksv'ln Mr. R"s, aud Lady Mts or,d
ford Mps sadfmd: Dr Pietnn; Farley Gillian. akrr Wat,
tale, CHAM nrs5 Ro.in,on
MEMORANDA
= iyr. still remains worry 10 .. sign ola rise
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

u UNCH RAISlNS-8G0 boxes landing and for
- - sale by NFcnMIY,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

nut GLASS WARE-We invits public attention
" to our large assortu ert Of new and very select
patterns, plain and cut glass ware
dld2w BROWER, l. Co. 81 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-12-20

DlCkLES, MUSTARD, &c.-40 hoxes gallon inr;
40 boxes gallon jar: quart jar pickles; iOn boxes
Tomato krtchup, 70 boxes mus lard in ID bottles and
1 IN eannsters, in store asd for ssla by
d. TKAYER II Co. ~ Foy drss -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
Handsome scheme.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
1--WE SUBSCRIBERS, having at length rcoeiv
l. ed the greater pant OF their Fall supply OF
Fanny. GROCERzES,

VIII oier them TO their friends and the public
good terms they can be had in this market.
They were selected with great care, and ms low
cash would buy them, III New lo,k-eonsisung in
part of the following articles
st. Croix. y, Rico, aud New Orleans Sugars OF
best qualities treble, double aud single refined Loaf
Sugar. apa,t snpcro, to any in this market also,
crushed Sugar
Old Java, Wild African Laguirn, Old White, Rio
Pune Green and St. Domingo Coffee.
Tras-Gunpowdcr, Imperial Young Tyson, and
Pouchong. in chests, half chests, - aud h.
bsxcs aud caddes
WINES, BRANpirs, RUN. GIN, &c.-Supcrior Old
Madeira Wne-I.ondon Particular Tencrne-
Sicily Madetia-M, Maderi,--Pac Sherry--Lis
bon--Cana,y--St Lucm-Malaga-O Port
Caret-- NIuscnt-on DRAFT and boItled-frst rate
Champagne Hat and other brands.
Old and genuine Sargafac, Cognac, Otard, Dnpny
* Go. bordeaux American, and Apple Brandy.
Old Jamaica, ST. Croix New Orleans aud New Eng
land Rum. old Holland and Rye Gin.
Old Barley, Irish, Monongahela, Recftd aud Rye
Whiskcy.
London aud Philadelphia Porter, q,s. and pts
Molasses-Steam Refined West India aud New Or
leans.
5000 lbs. Genuine Old English, Imp. English, A
mencan aud Pine Apple Cheese, very superior.
IS boxcs-Paent, Wax, Sperm, Tallow, and
Hull 4 Sons Patent Candies.
East aud West India Fruit. Spices Sweet Meats,
&c..
Preserved Ginger; Citfon Cocoa Oranges; Pine
Apples; Lines Guarn Jelly &c, Figs Coco.
Nuts Madeira NUS Palm Nuts paper shell
soft shell and hard shell Almonds Filbcrls;
Bunch Raslns Suliana and Smyrna Raisins ;
Dates Nuimcgs Pmcnto; Cassa Mace ;
Cloves; Pepper Sauce; Pepper Ginger, u
part ground and papefed Spanish aud American
Chocolate and prepared Cocoa,
CiGAns-Congtoss, Principe, Tfabuco Havana aud
common, various brands.
Lemon Syrup; Olive Oil London and American
Muslald
Soap, best Shaving; Palm, Rose, Varicgacd and
Turpenne
Shoes, Shoe Thread and Shoe Tacks.
Powder and Shot-75 bags Shot 80 brass bound
kegs superior Rife Powder, 6 and 70 lbs. Du.
points Eagle Canister Powder Dupont's + +. +.
and +. +. Gnnpowdef, Bar Lead,
Salmon. in kits and sinele-Maekarel No. !, Scotch
lleungs
Wooden Ware &c. such as Nest Measures, Tubs
Cedar Cans, Sugar Boxes Covered Boxes, Pain
ed Buckets, Clothes Horses, Trays, B,ooms, Wire
and Hair Selves Scrnbbng and Shoe Brushes !;
Demijohns l. . and Gallons,
Paper and Qullls--a large lot Fools Cap, Letter
common Writing, Plain u Ruled Paper, Account
Paper. Also, Blank Books, journal and Lcdg
ers, &c.
Stewards Steam Refined Candies, assorted.
China Glass and Eatthen- Ware, large assortment
Is boxes sun-cured Oronoco Tobacco, Of the first
quality. MCKINNEY MOSB1.
Nov. &c fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
OBITUARY.

Departed tl,is lie. nj his late residence. In the
county OF buckingham December 9Th ult. Dir
hohfRf T. PHELPS, after long aud distressing Ill
ness leaving once devoted wife. hut now dscon-
s"iate widow, and number Of relations aud friends.
10 oemoan ms death. 1t has never fallen 10 our
'ot To record the death al one who nosscssed IN n
more eminent degree all those high and endeafing
traits OF character, which enlist the warmest and
strongest attachment of friends and ndm,aton OF
"'' han pr. Phelps. As a husband, he was ever
uue IN ms affections, and duulnl Kind and agreea-
"e IN all the relations OF son, brother, ueghbor aud
TREND Endowed with uncommon powers of mind
ana well improved education. he had acquired
h'gh reputation in the practice oil his profession,
and as long ~ his health aud strength endured. he
was always ready TO administer, with equal prompt
ness 10 the suffering condition of all-the high and
'e low, the rich aud the poor. all alike objects
o' MS professional regard. Often have been the
umes that his family have had 10 depore his too
great anxiety TO administer to the suffering condition
OF the sick, al the expense OF his wn feeble conslitu
uon' he writer OF this humble uibute of respect
W departed merit has known the deceased from the
spoftNe days ol hoyhood, to the time If his death,
AMI Is confident that ho speaks but " the words oil
,'u'h ID sober ess, when no says ho has never
"no"h n man OF more enlarged and refined feelings
OF oenevoIcnee. and had his powers OF body been
more commensurate with those of his heart aud
heard, he would have been destined TO a distinction
winch might even satisfy the ambitious. Dr. Phelps
was also distinguished a professor of religion for
tue exercise OF those Christian virtues that exert so
widowed an influence life soften the pillow OF death,
ana whose brightness and beauty TO grace itself,
cannot obscure but shine more aud more unto the
perfect days, Let us then. his friends who survive,
moan not as those who have no hope, but in hum.
Ole resignation To that Divine Providence, whose
goodness all must acknowledge aud adore, cndca,of
To Initiate the virtues OF the dec ii. EsS
Died, at the residence of MI John b. Ocy. III
Bed'ord county, oa the ith December last, Mr.
kEIp BRowN, IN the 69lh year OF his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
AFFAIRS ArHARRISBURG.

On the 9Th inst. Mr., Cunning ham, late Speaker
OF the Wing Brarch Of the Pennsy lyania House of
representatives and g ether Wing members united
with the IAN Buren, branch, were qualified. and took
their seats. Eighty members were present.
Mt Speaker Hopkins then rose, and resigned the
chair, in very handsome address after which the
House proceeded to the election of Speaker, & Mr.
Hopkins 81, II. S. Spaekman 10, r. S. Cunning.
nam 4, scattering 3. Mr.. Hopkins was then con-
Quoted TO the chair aud returned his Acknowledge
ments IN the following appropriate and peace breath
ing address
GENrLhMEN For the honor you have again
conferred upon me, You will please accept my SIN
cete thanks Before sit down. permit me to say
that while it's Al all times desirable that members Of
a dehheratye body should cultivate feelings of
irendship aud respect, think il peculiarly on
this occasion. shall not do more than barely refer
gentlemen TO the unhappy state OF things which has
existed among us since our meeting IN this place
on the dth instant say shall but refer to it, 10,
the purpose OF enabling me TO make such remarks
as | conceive II 10 be my duty to make on this oc-
casion.
Ii is the duty Of all 10 forget and forgive It's
known 10 you, gentlemen, as well as myself that
feelings Of an unknd character have been in
dulged IN to greater extent than has, perhaps
been Justihabe. For my own part. however, feel
prepared TO adopt the language of distinguished
statesman: upon the altar of my eountrys good,
am willing TO sacrifice all personal rcsenimenls all
private wrongs Ii we all crier upon our duties
with this spirit. and if we endeavor to cultivate to-
wards each other those feelings which should al
ways characterize members composing a delibefa-
tive body trust that yet too late to pursue
that course OF legislation. which may be profitable
10 those we represent.
The Governors Message, which is very long. and
large portion of which is devoted TO the discussion
OF the late lnmuliuary proceedings at Harrisburg.
was then received and read aud the House adjourn
ed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
CEMENT.
That is E'rOOfHgUiilSf Water.

Ia LEATHER, cleans up nice when put on
Shoes, will not soil the whitcst dress, keeps your feet
warm, rs well rs dry. Put it ON the top bottom aud
edge, II will preserve the leather aud keep shoes
from ripping. Hold the bottom to the fire and put ii
on that or 3 tunes, but keep the top from the fire.
might get the certificates OF many respectable men,
OF lis good qualities, bu as have published some
already will omit them At present, and say that |
will keep II for sale al A. Ganaway's, Il. Quinn's, L..
Fishers and my house, the Columbian llotel,) AT
1-6d per bottle. II vanshes nicely and mixes with
Paints OF all kinds mix il with Flour or Spanish
Whiting and II makes lrst-raio Putty, and makes
paper Transparent like glass and may be made sub
snte for it. WILLIAM THURMAN.
Jam IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

Execution al Moniredi.-Cardinal and Duquette,
two of the ten patriot prisoners lately condemned To
death by the Court Martial now sitting at Montreal
were executed in that city Dec. 81. They conduct
ed themselves firmly, though Duqnette trembled Ill
lie for few minutes before the drop fell. Cardinal
died easy; but Duquete. owing TO some move
n,ent made by himself. displaced the rope, that
no pressue could affect the jugular vein, aud a
coud rope was obliged to be applied in order to
,,etc the awful ceremony.
Cardinal was notary public at Chatcauguay. and IA
member Of the Provincial Parliament; Duquette was
dis clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

o. The n. Y. +, Post proposes that the Senate
Of New York, the political character of which, owing
the long OF office Of its members, has not
yet been revoutonzed shall not go into the cleo
ton of L. S. Senator this winter because, owing
to the annual control OF the people the other
House, the Wings have majority on joint ballot
And by thus " check mating the voice Of the peo-
pie, they illustrate their Democracy! How long
will the people be cheated by empty professional
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

LowrR CASApA-Thc Montreal He,ald states
tina, il has il from undouhted authority, that the A.
mericans are about making another attack. II says,
Bouchette, the two Vigers and Gan,on arc now al
(,b,mpla,ne in command Of a large body of men.
COLONEL Bryant. alias Grand Eagle, is at Adburg.
under the pretence Of conducting military school.
and he certainly has extraordinary number OF
pupils il they all pay tor their tuition. Malbot and
DR. Cot are at Swanton with about 200 refugees and
Americans, all Of whom well armed and proyid
ed for.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
ours, trnTV,
S. Won SCHOUL w.
lSignel)

The efforts Of Pennsylvania 10 connect Phlladel-
phia by line Of improvements with the Lake coun
Try have already excited the rivalry of our brethren
of New Gork. who begin II appreciate the conse-
onences to be apprehe from the enterprise of
their neiclIbors east and south. The New ork and
Albany Rail Road is to be commenced forthwith,
as an antidote the effects likely to arise from the
completion of the Sumbury and Ere Rail Road,
and the Massachusetts Road which is to connect at
Albany with the Rail Roads to Buffalo
Bait HmCr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

W Inc 3" Emanepator" Is highly delighted at
the election oil Arthur rappan's brother as L. s.
senator by the Democrats of Ohio It says, the
ne" senator Is an older and even stronger enemy
oil slavery than Morris himself" whom he super
seded' No matter he is FOR the Sub-Trcasu,y /;
and II we can only get that magical measure passed
we have Mr.. Calhouns assurance thar Abolition will
be hereafter, ii deunet at least as harmless as
viper with his iangs drawn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

Osreoo Butier.-Col. Meacham, of mammoth
cheese celebrity, again in the field with some OF the
productions at his extensive dairy. He is now ex
hibnng pyramid Of butter. weighing over 400
pounds TO Washington, To receive the critical Judge
men of the representatives of the nation. We hope
that he may get good price for II as he did
previous occasion for like specimen, sent to the
capitalize cents pound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
Mammoth Scheme.

Besides many of $50 500. 500 &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $l0-lialves S5--Quarlers So SO.
For sale in Il great variety oil ehoco numbers Ut
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE.
L. Orders hon the country, accompanied With
the Cash, on P,ze Tickets Tor Tickets IN any Vii-
gina Scheme drawnhy d. $. Gregory x Co. Mama
gers will he promptly supplied and Exchange on
the liberal terms ell, ctcd On addressing letters
(post pad) To MELVILLE TALBOT.
Lynchbpg, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

TAR. JAMES PANkEY returns his grateful
- acknowledgements the public, for their pa
tronagc, since he has been engaged in he practice
ofmedicne, and informs them that as he intends TO
give his attention more exclusively to agriculture,
he will in future, attend any calls in his pro-
fesson.
Campbell. December oath 1888. w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
:" OBEY OR RESIGN !"

Alter short debate. the Resolutions, introduced
by Mr.. Rayner into the Legislature of North Caro-
lima, condemning the Expunging Resolution and
demanding its iccision condemnlng the Sub Urea
sury the wastetul, extravaganza OF the Administfa
tion &c. &c, were passed by the Senate of that
State, b, vote Of 25 to o. having previously pass
ed the other House by vote of 60 to Sc. The
Raleigh Register says
"Therc is, naturally, much anxiety to know
what cou,sc our Senators will pursue We not in
the secrets OF the party, but informed that the
impression begins generally prevail that they will
resign. 1t is reported that Mr.. EDWARDS, of War
ren, a distinguished Van Buren, Senator, in his
Speech on the Resolutions (which is greatly lauded
by his political riends) made of pledge that, II
the Resolutions passed, they wouid resign Such
too, we know, Is the opinion of other Administration
gentlemen; but as Mr.. RIrcHlE says-Nous rer-
ronS."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

SUGAR CROP. Our New Orleans slips say that
the Sugar Crop. althoug on the whole considered
good one, WILL owing the recent frost, fall short of
what was expected In few weeks, according to
INC banne,, the planters of Attakapas will all have
hn'shed their season business of sugar making. Tha,
manufactured this year is staedto be ola superior
quality and fneness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
From the Montreal Herald.

The sergeant and two OF the privates, who were
u,aced rs scuiries over Theler and Dodge in the
citadel Of Quebec when they effected their escape,
have been found guilty Of conniyng with them, and
are sentenced suffer death. but authority be
received from the Horse Guards before il is put in
execution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
AGAINST


uhs,
against
George G.. IIuckstep and Eliza Ann lluck-
step, infants under the age off years, by Rob
bert Tnslev, their guardian, specially assigned
to defend themselves IN tins suit and John =. w ison,
Horace Wilson, K ichard w. Wilson, Elizabeth Wal
ton, John ~ Ter and Caharne his vile, John Myers
and Sarah his wife, aud VIM. G. Christian and Ma
~ his wife, heirs at law Of Richard Wilson, dec.
who was The heir at law of Charles Wilson, decd,
Defendants.
The undersigned Commissioner for the pnr-
pose, will expose TO sale, by way of public auc-
ton, for READY MONEY, at Amherst January
Court, the SLAVES, Anna, Daniel Charles, John,
Oily, Fanny, Samuel Eliza and infant child Of
Fanny. being the SLA YES with their increase.
since mentioned in the deed OF bargain and sale, Zone
of the exhibits in this aud regarded by The
Court as a mortgage) made on the Goth OF Feblu-
AIRY, 1920, between Charles Wilson Of the one part,
and Oney ID. Huckstep, OF the other.
JOS. PETTYJOlIN, Conn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

BANK SQUARE, Nov. Is, 1875.
end Supply or Winter Goods.
WE HAvEJUsr RECEIVED n, our CASH
w STORE. Bank Square. second supply Of
WAITER GOODS,
which. in connexon with the first, makes our as
sortment very extensive and complete comprising al
most every article in the STAPLE &FANCY DRY
GOODS line, together with full assortment Of all
kinds OF GROCERIES, at less than the market PR
ces ior cAsu. In our recent visit TO the Northern
markets, were induced, by the extreme Low
rsiehs OF the Goods, To buy much heavier stock
than We are In the habit of doing; consequently We
ate very dcsrons of reducing IL before the 10
too LAT advanced, To effect our object we are defer
mined to offer our Goods a very small advance
upon the original cost thereby holding out greater
Inducements than have eyet been offered in this mar
kci Tor the same description OF Goods. We only
a., call from those wishing 10 buy. TO prove the
Dove. The following are lew Of the articles. with
the prices annexed besides many Others equally de-
stablc aud cheap.
Coths, Blue, Blk & Fancy cold, from 81 to the f.
nest quality,
Cassimcrcs plain, ribbd. strip'd & Victoria. very
cheap.
Nestings, good assortment very low,
Cass,ncts, PLAN suped all coils and at a prices,
Flanncls all co.'s some al % cts.
Blankets, all kinds Rose Whitney, Macknaw and
Dufcl, from 81 up,
Napt tottons, Wilson's make.
&C ps Pulled cloh from 37d cts, mp to yery supe-
flor article,
Tibet cloths, first rale article,
Creassiaus, n very large 4 cheap lot.
French Meiinos, handsome ssoItment. low,
Mouslin do LANES, some satncd STUPID, q new
article.
Capes aud Collars, French work, some very rich.
Thread Edg'ng Il insetllngs.
Muslin do do.
Sllk Nil coils very cheap.
BIZ. Silk al. 70. A. & Cd very low,
Scaris article,
Gloves all kinds aud qualities.
Blk. Il White Silk Hose.
Mcrino do do.
Mohalr do do.
Cashmere do do.
Worstcd all kinds,
Blk, 4 White Cotton do AT IS cts. worth so cts.
500 pieces Prints from ia cts. 10 Is 4 rs cts.
a. 100 pieces do nj 81 cts. worth la cts.
5000 yards Cotton cloth at CT cts.
1000 do do At cts.
- bales Cotton Ozuaburgs from l2d cts. TO No. !,
Wool Ilnts al - cts.
400 par Hubbard q Gardner's heavy Shoes
Raw Cotton.
q = 100 Sacks Salt, and more expected.
q - Bale Cotton At 81 o.
HORNER & WATSON.
N. b. Persons Buying to sell again. will do we'll
to give US a call, as we WILL SELL upon accommodate
ting terms. llORNER ~ WATSON.
Nov. 10 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

The thirty persons who were SO fortunately rcscn
ell by Captain Eli Davis of the schooner Henry Cans
erden from the wreck Of the steam packet Pulaski
have made up purse of GOO dollars and presented
it to him. Captain Davis has thus been enabled
10 purchase part Of small vessel on his ac
count.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

0P A bill authorizing Free Banking has been
introduced into The Legislature of North Carolina
We doubt whether it is adapted to States where cap
al Is scarce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

MATCH FOR VAN AMEuRGn.-Thc proprietor of
menagerie. now exhibiting at Hamburg. adycr,ises
an elephant whom he has taught to dance upon the
tight rope, and To play the jews harp; besides
which, he has whole family of tiger cubs, as tame
as kittens, that allow the guests to handle them as
much as they like.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

The Natch'toches Herald says that there at
present in the Red River district of Louisiana, a
full halt million OF dollars worth of cotton, which is
ready TO be sent TO market the frs, rise of the wa
tiers.