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BERKS COUNTY BANK.

The Philadelphia Gazette says-We IN
derstand that the notes of this Institution,
about which there has lately been some diff
iculty, are now received in deposit at the
Bank Of Penn Township.
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Il Maine paper states that a body Of
United States troops had entered the die
puted territsry.
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OBITUARY.

DLED-.At the residence Of her son-in-
lar, Mr.. George Fry an this place, on
Thursday evening last, Mrs. Sarah
LONG, ,Oidow and reiict Of the late Jo-
ssph Long deceased,aged eighty foe gears
four months, and four days.
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William Mcdonald, sohig, has been e
lected in Bedford county, al the special e
lection, in The place Of Mr.. McEi,oce,
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A body Of so recruits for the Sd Infantry,
from the depot a. New York. passed up the
Arkansas river a fortnight since, for Fort
Gibson, under charge Of Lieut.. Scott
The Mayor Of Screamers lille, Va, has
been bound over for his appearance a, court,
II, the sum OF SlO0, for encouraging an as
saul' and battery.
There is a remarkable circumstance con-
nected with the British Whig candidate fol
the Presidency. His biographers make him
out to be just the age now which he wa:
when they run him as defeated candidate
In 1886.
Fighting whiggery is much like fighting
indiana. They take position behind liz
as the Indian does behind a mee--and a:
they are driven from one they retreat 10 a
mother.
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REE1a2gzEzEE

Congress.-In the House of ReprsSsnta-
tives on Saturday evening, about 8 O'Clock,
The appropriation bill was PasSsd-yeaS las
nays is,
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EYNGIANIANo

M.4RRLED-By l. ". Musgrave
Esq on the 30h uh. Mr.. JOSEPH
CRAWFORD Jr. to Miss MARY
DRAKE, both Of Mount Pleasant.
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THE celebrated and we'll bred horse
INDEPENDENCE. will be kept fer SER
vice at the stable of the Subscriber, in
BIoomsburg, the ensuing season, to COM
mence on the first Of April and end on the
first day Of July next, on moderate terms.
INDEPENDENCE, is beautiful bright
Bay, having black list along his back. aad
black legs, name, and tail. He stands lis
ing sixteen hands high; and for symmetry
and movement, he can have but very few SUI
perors on this Continent. His former own
er kept him for the turf on which he Aev-
or lost race, for six hundred yards, and =
quarter Of mife. He is well known in
this neigAborhood to be sure horse; and
his stock of more value, than that Of any
other horse that has been kept in the cOanty
for many years past.
The Sire Of INDEPENDENCE, was
the celebrated imported horse, Printer, the
swlftess horse, at that time, in the United
States. His Dam was got by the imported
horse Whip; Grand Dam, by the imported
horse Quicksilver; all first rate horses; that
were The noble progenisors of what is now
considered, the best blood, and most valua.
bic stock in Kentucky.
NOAH 8. PRENTIs.
Bloomsburg, April 7Ih. 1910.
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE EXTRA GLOBE,
The publication Of the "ExTHk GLsBB" will
commence early in May, and be Ct tnued six
months. The first number will contain the pro.
ceedngs Of the Democratic Convention 10 be held
in Baltimore the first week in MAY, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President Of the
United States,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-05-16

Mocesaent Of British 7roops.-The
Quebec Gazette, of 29th April, has these
paragraphs:
Halifax papers Of the 18Th and ST. John,
N. B, Of the Goth were received this morn.
ing. In addition TO the 56,h Regiment, the
.Apolo brought small detachments of the
Gath, 6sth, and s2d regiments.
SAINT JOHN, April 10th.
We learn that two companies Of the Goth
Regiment, now in this Garrison, ,are 10 pro-
coed to Fredericton, and tha. more troops
are expected here from Halifax.
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TERMS

And in proportion for greater number,
Payments may be Transmitted by mail at our risk,
postage paid. The notes Of any incorporated bank
in the United States, current in the section of cOuR-
try where d subscriber resides, will be received
But when subscribers can procure the notes Of
banks in the Northern and Middle States they will
please send them.
qJNo attention ,ciH be paid 10 any order un-
less the money accOmpaniesH. The lotc price for
which zoe publish this paper, precludes credit to
any person for II. Therefore it is not worth while
for any person to send an order to US, not accomps
MED by the money.
To insure oil the numbers, subscription should bs
here by the 18th May next, at farthesi.
BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington City, 10th April, 1910.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

THE subscriber has just received sup
ply OF Fresh Garden Seeds, from the United
Society of Shakers in the state Of Nsw-
York, which are considered the best and
cheapest offered TO the public.
JOHN 4. MOYER.
March 2I.
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NEW 1sAND1.o ORD,
GSWNN TgTm6NlMTho


NEW 1sAND1so ORD,
SWAN INOTlANo
OrangeViHe, Columbia County, Pa.
THE subscriber informs the public, thf
he has taken the above we'll known siskd
lately kept by Samuel Richer, and invites
his friends and the public generally 90 give
him y coli. dio
BAR
shall a. all times be supplied with ths bess
and choicest Of Liquors, and his
LARDER n
with all the choicest delicaces Of the season. !.
With good attention in the house, and at
tsntive hcstlers. and good stabliAg, hopes I'd
merit and receive share Of public patron
age.
GEORGE SEIPLE.
April IL, 1910.
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GEo. G. LEIPER, Of Delaware, A
l Col. John Thompson IL Frederick Smith
2 Benjamin Mifflin ID Charles Mcclure
Frederick Stoever Ia ]. M. Gemmell
Wm. H. Smith Is G. M. Hollenback
John F. Steinman l6 Leonard Pfoutz
John Dowln II John Hortonjr.
Henry Myers ls William Phison
S Daniel Jacoby le John Morrison
Jesse Johnson 20 Westly Frost
Jacob Able 81 Benz. Anderson
8 Geo. Chrstman % William Wilkins
VIM. Shoener 23 A. X. Wright
10 Henry Dehuif "a John Findley
ii Henry Logan 25 Stephen Barlow
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

JAMES CLARKE, of Indiana, 1eou,.;.,
GEo. G. LEIPER, Of Delaware, "'A'
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Bloomsburg, April II, 1910.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAREuor,r
I ESPEC1FULBY informs his friends AMI H..
ks public generally, that he continues 10 rar,, ~
The manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN Wapr
IN all il various branches. His stock OF Tin W
is new large. well assorted, and well worthy ill., :.
tention of both Wholesale and retail dealer, n;
stock Of STILLS aud other Copper Wae i, A..
very large and desirable, and he is pre- pared In 49,,
facure to order STILLS orany size or nat,c,n a'
will also repair old STILLS or take them IN exeh,nas
Tor new
He has also on hand n large and well a,.,,, A
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fans DE- AL =
prepared weave 10 any order he may rec.iv. =
lie also has attached to the establishment a RR.Sc
FOUNDRY, aud lsrrepared To castle order RI.
fur iaverns, churches and other purposes Tob,.a.
Screw Boxes. castings for Thrcshing Machines ,na
all other kinds Of Brass Castings
He continues. Also 10 gntter aud cover Ho,.a
either IN town or country, with Copper, I'm. > n
or Sheer Iron. upon the most favorable terms nef
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, either pur. ...th
or taken IN exchange for new work County p,a j.
duce also taken IN exchange for all work in his line
Aug s vi.
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Vs.gSEEE.S'GT 'ds.V' gg.5Ek.
Goluinsss,, Mississippi.

By DAN DRI q f. X y l. f
TH,lE Plop,ietors having recently taken charge OF
n tbs rrasan, and well known eslabi;'me"''
tarc John o. Bmckens,) corner OF "ash' ',,,,"
1 Market Streets, respectfully inform i"o ,'"",'e
,,, - are prepared TO ACCOMMODATE D"''y'
Monthly, q, Yearly Boardcrs on ,<.S'n"o'e 'er,'s,
and from oae o'enee i" 'H e" "T ' .nse' %'1"
With The belief thai they can rh. r,bie w;l, hn
ven 10 TUE 'nps' :, country affords. aud the
''ns'eo WIN ,,1 n,,cn,iy, and orderly servants,
under st,lrt supervision aud CONT. .o
Good stable, with attentive X carc,. oN''F'' oe'
lanr In the premises which viii at all i'es De pro
yd with an abundance Of prnvender.
w. +. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus Mississippi, Jan. 80 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
Concord Female Seminary.

FENlIE first session of tins Institution, will com
4 mrnce,aI the Rev. M. Iianc,sl,'s, on The 10Th
Inst. under HE direction of Miss Rcbccca \. STA
prs, graduate OF the Birmingham Female In,ii-
tn,e. The course Of Englsh studies will be yety
full. The tuilion ices wIll be as follows, to vii;
For Spelling, Reading, Wnting aud
Aruh rctic. sc per session.
For Eaglish Grammar and Geogra-
ply. s per do
For hlgher branches Of English, 10 per do
Except in cases Of sickness, 10 deduction will b..
be made from the time of enhance 10 tie close vf
The session. Board may be had in private iam.he,
convenient to the school, upon accommodating
terms.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
JAMES PANkEY Sec.
Campbell! Co., March Alb. 1910.
March ) u3v
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nsssYASr ~ YOUNG.

A RE now receiving Large and general assert
N menl OF
GROCERIES,,
Consisting in parl OF the following articles:
40 hhds St. Cfolx, Porto Rico aud NJ O. Su.
10 terees Clarified Sugar,
175 bag Rio, Lasuua. Muica,bo, Old Java and
Nenill, Coffee,
SO boxes Loaf Sugar
p hhds and IIe,ees Molasses,
tirrces Rice.
50 boxes Sperm aud fallow Candies,
SO boxes Soap,
10 casks Cheese,
40 bbs 1ar
loo kegs Nails
IS kegs Blasting Powder.
80 do Duponts Gun Powder
100 bags Saot,
90 Dbl, Tanaers' OIL,
40 Ibis Labrador Uertn,s,
1850 lbs Raw Cotton,
1000 lbs Bale Coltoa,
1000 lbs Sole Leather, good and damaged,
pipes yer, Sup. Old Cog. Brady,
80 do and hbls Spanish do
80 his and bhls Antigua and n. +. Rum,
plpe Old Holland Gu,
80 bills Am,rican do
10 Apple Brandy,
pines Old Mcdera W,na. tyery superior0
Is do and Dbl, s. NJ. Wmc,
do Pou ia
20 obs ludia do
90 Malaga do
So boHes Gnnp,wler, Imperi,l, Tyson au1
Black lea.
500 lbs Spanish Fiat Inigo,
bbls Madden,
10 do Lamr-back.
50 noxes Glass 8 - 10 and 10 <l2
5000 lbs American b. Steel.
SO Nova Scotia Grind : CUES.
100 b xes Cigars, IRON 81 TO 50 pcr box.
80 rcnms Letter and foolsc Paper.
C"pperas. Ginger, Als,.itr. Pepper, Nutmrgs
Salipere. Aln and Sllrratas, with many othr, at
tlces too tedious 10 enumerale, all of which OF.
fer AT extremely low prices, for cash.
jan. 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

a T Court hsld COR Nelson eonaiy. at tl'r
"a ourthoGse, on Monday, the 9th day Of Jan
uary, 1910:
Ilezekiah Bsrgroee, John H.r-,ovr. Beverly
Ilarerovr. Ne'son ilargfose. Poly bafs'ev- and
) piua llarsIoye. Plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Iiargrosc, widow and reicf OF VIM.
Hargroye, decd. Edtnnud W. I'LL aud Ez ibeih
his wife. formerly Ebzabetli largrnse. Afaheila,
William T. Robert and Susan Ilargfcse. infant
childten Of the said Wn. Ilargrose. deed. iiezeki-
ala K, James B.. Elizabeth ami Joseph NJ. llar-
grove. chhiren Of Joseph Harsrove. deed. and
-. the widow, and -, -, -. The
children of Thomas Harereye, dec d. aud Floyd L.
w urhead and john J. llrgrore, aen'fs OF lieze-
kiah Uargtove, deed. Defendants.
IL CnaxcERY.
| II appearing 10 The Conri ihal JOHN j. llarerore
OF The Defendants IN Tins cause hath departed
this life, is ordered thai the same be certified; and
iherrupoB The cause came on again 10 be heard up
the napcrs formerly read. & WIS argued by eoun-
sci: On consideration whereof and On the motion
Of William L. llargrov- aud Le"ellen /. Cash.
Of the parties Interested IN lhis cause, the Coun
doth adudge. order aud decree that Spolswoo1 Tar
land be, and he Is hereby appnlnted Il special Com
missioner Of the Court whose duty shall be 10 take.
state, seule and repot. TO The cour. an account OF
! Floyd l.. Whitehead and john J. iafsfaYe rs adj
mnitratnrs Of llrzeklh IIargraye, deed. mp to the
death Of the SAID Jno j. Hafgfoyr. aud also an ac-
count OF The said Floyd l.. Whitehead, surviving
administrator of The said ez kiai llafetoye deed.
sipce that time, together with my matters specially
stated. ,hought pertinent by himself. or which may
be required by the parties II be SO stated.
| Copy-Te,le.
SPUTSNOOD GARLAND, elk.
ComMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
LovingsIon, l7llrfeh 1910.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
will take notice, that have appointed Friday, The
| 8 dav Of A r next, 10 commence taking the ac-
couns therein directed. on which das by ten o'clock
! A. NJ the, requested 10 attend at my OF
! fee. with ihen books. papers aud vouchers, AMI
COPIES of Court papers, prepared for Investigation
| and settlement.
SPOrSWOOD GARLAND. Com'r
| Feb, 81 vim
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EXTRA BARGAIN
-. <N<rgfs
T2EfNa ANXIOUS TO CLOSE THE re
NJ = az a. .E..rg,y OCM,

g,sE.s' TIE ~ y n " ga
many lesetipi,on, Of GOODS may be bought al Aoo"'
he original cosr. oi.,ls
w. Insile tho particular attention OF our hie''s
- the l,liaainq ariioles which IL viii be see" are
sold III u goat stefber.
Y I'd vide Cotton Cloih. at 20,
rsI.roes, isofih ~ at43.l.
Do 4. fs.fl ~ Is,
Flannel. AID Linsc,s at Il.
Pulled Glpsns At 2t3i,
Fl 1 Aleroo At p 81,
4 4 Fseneh MefIno al G..
Ing in Cnpeiine at IS 81,
eppqr Brussels do NJ 9s,
Rpsr Blankes at IL.
Futfd Hats a Is Cd TO o.,
Bid riekinss nj 81
Ito cry aud Gloyes a, OIL per pair.
I..dle. sboes at p 81 do,
fablr Dapsf. (yety foe,) ut q o.
l0.4 Barnsey sIretiug at ,ol'
Black Bonbaz at 5',
SILK belyeis A. % TO Ia,
Monslin DE Lainesat 30 cents
Bisek and eclor,d Sdhs. Chal'eys. Carnbrcs. MUS
Inns. Bonnets. RiLons Fancy llandkerehris oe"hs'
Cloths Cn-simetcs, Cassluetls, kenucky 'tahs'
cloaks aud Over costs Sal, Sugar, COhee, spun
Cotton. &c. &c.
All oil Which will be sold extremely low, Tor
cash. BuhlON h'Dh''
Feb, 10
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Is.aREe ELECTION.

fENllE ward election for six Aldermen. aud six
L Common Council men, IN each ward, IN the
town ot Lynchbug. viii take place pursuant TO in
aet of Assembly, rntIttd IAN act to amend an ac,
rnt,,lrJ an dividing the town OF L,nchburg into
wards aud for other purp' scs, passed Feb 10 1880
on the first Tuesday Aprl ncxt--and will be he i'd
IN the Lynch Ward No. bemg all that par, of SAID
town below the LIST alley extending from the river 10
l2lh stieet in The teucmeuton Main street. occupied
by The Cnizens' Savings Bank, one door beinw
White X Smiths store aud IN Henri, Ward, Ne.
?. being all that part of town above LIST alley extend
ing from the river 20 Eth street. in the room occ
pied by Samuel Nowln Il son, being part Of the
tenement occupied b, the Nug,uan Cfce.
HENRY pUNNlNGTON.
Serg,. the Corporation OF Lynchbnrg.
Feb % tide
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COMMUNICATED.

Al, r.,,nsion having by recent charges, s"enG'".
ened every Department ol his School an" 'es'."
.s,, o,.,,iz ,ion bs a full and far experiment,
..,n !, doe 10 bin, and the community. 10 give "'s
hI, ;. s,,,nony of onf conviction OF The superior
rfi,.rx of lis system Of management anu 'nsu"u
: on a.d onr pefleet satisfaction with the manner '"
hiri, ,I,r yer, responsible duyof guarding the NOR
ia I'D Il nofimrnf of the young bIdifs whrn h"'
,a,a,,d IA The school room, Is discharged oy tne
voserness. .J
To ,bose who wish Their daughters. when remove"
beyond The waielfn guidance oi paffn'ai so"c"u'e'
.hsItered f,om The afnrenents and ex'fa'agance'
,xb,eI surround Cry Education, and from tue n"N-
ION. Influences which often pollnie the "imo'-
ohrre a our Villages. poisoning tie very ioun'''s
afkuowiedpe who wish TO give them mat sor "
culture. which will qualify them To inh, win q, ~,
nify and usef Ilnrss. their important desliny.-W
accommodating Roa 1oke Seminary rs offering tue
st,onrest inducements In lis quiet AID feifed s'ua
,io, -. mild and saiubtious atmosphere, ITS ahp'e
,ccnn,uod, atoms aud extensive grounds Tor luii ana
FIR, aud uninterrupted cSercise,-the eeniiemaniy
denou,ueni and Literary aitaIpnents OF the Pnhc'
nal and the industry and vigilance OF the numerous
Assistant Teachers who arc assidnously employed
both in The honis of study and relaxation. IN e"va
IN, the comments re nipa the feelings and soften
ING the n,aanels as we'll as storing tie MINIS 4"
onpils with sound aud useful kuUsl~dse.
ED. WATTS.
w NJ. PEYfON
JNO. X. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
PUBLICsALE orLAND and NEGROES

Pe URSUANr to decree Of the county Cour If
ID Bedford. entered up in The caus. of Mar.lals
against MarsIals, the Undersigned ho Was appoint
ed commissioner to carry SAID decree into effect i'll
sell. 10 the Highest bidder, the plantaiion OF ii ae
William Marshal, deed. situated IN Beduid Univ
near the Turnpike road, about seven nes west
Liberty, on the 27th day al March, $50, If fair
moi. llIe ne laIf day. $
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

~ RECEIVED few days since a few Ba<-
w. hels Champaign Vine ii the Star Brand.
lew Thousand Cl,ars of superior q al,ty. and an
interesting LOT OF French Brandy Rum. Particular 4
o'r'y Madeira Wine. BAILEY x WOMOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

.y'Esr FIT sFEGTEO.v!
7 CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.

~ resume NY NIGHT SALES Of general
variety of Dry Goods. Hardware, Has. Shoe,
Boots Fancy Goods. Jewclry, Chollis, Watches,
Re DC They will be continued regularly every
Taesday ard Fr,ddy NIGHTS during the season.
Additions 10 The sale thankfully received, and strictly
attended 10.
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.9'SeTsTE.

MA + have associated Mr.. GRIEF b. TATE
w with us IN business-whch will however be
conducted uuder the firm OF Tuner q BurweII as
H. retulute.
We have on hand m extensive assortment of
'ool'S suited To the present season, and benny
'"n'puS 10 teuuee ""t stock as mnclas possible, they
vii be sold ora very small advance to those who
may lavor US with call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
Dec. Is o,,,nIr
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New Groceryim Ev.achbmrg.

IB'tE Subscribers having removed 10 Lynchbntg.
respectfully inform lnelr fiiends and the pub
hc grner1lly that lhry have taken the house former
~ occupied by Martin, Ward & Davis, Two dosls
below Charles Phcjp,s Auction Room. and oppa-
Ncssrs. =. q NJ. II. Gadaud's Law Once.
where n.ey intend 10 Keep general assortment Of
Groceries tsr sale, at very law rates. Tor cash
BAILEY Il WOMACk.
n,t "a
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AN F.A&X ROAD no WEALTHs.
Saorus II uIiicauiis and SILK Worm
Eggs for sale

Eggs for Sale.
HAVE one hundred thousand Worn h"shcaa
\ lis Slips riacd from trees OF lus1f'ant grown
..,,,,,,e rs,sptofh Niue Double crop SIX Worm
-, Which would engage on accommodating
,et,, deliverable any time before the ffs oil ap'
ar.,. lie Eggs will be sold by the ounce or thou
I'D Orders from distance VIII he strictly aI'en'
ded TO 4 dressed 10 DAVID D. PhELfS
Lynchburg. Va
M I 10
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gsOsrAN POTATOES.

/ HAVE iorstie small Iol ~ Ia - FL II ~
l. n ID z II Il q 4 3. warranted geuu.
ne. II W" be seenoy reference 10 the Nov. No. OF
NE Cuyalof, that busbeI was raised iron, on p
t"t'ioe' ana tha om Que bushel seed seventy -four
bushels were gathered. Persons wl,hu. to ubiain
some OF these valuable Potatoes can be suphed NV
early application TO CHARLES PHELPS.
Dec. II 10
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Ell. II. FgEC "a II IL II y
yyreis5Rp... Va.

Igfg. sa t3lefg. Cum.
KEEPS cons aniit it'f
silc. Building Materials ;
" I,orls ard Hinges ii
allkin.ls. llolfs. Late lles.
Srtesx, Mil. Glass ae.,
afptnitis Tools. w
Ilanfs. Saws. Clllss' =.
Aaer.s. Square. a Nes'
miners. III, lleis. l'fat 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
PaETlC T..
AuonnsS NIX HEART

Oh a.a no, hsas in m. mansions Of pride.
Where marble shnss IN pillars AID will;
yaeush the r,ef.e NJ eel5 il Is brilliantly COLI,
And 10, ma, bs9sina in its tareh-ehed halls
Hut srss for q bosom all honest and trne,
vke,s love once awakened viii never depart,
Tam turn to the, breast like The dove Ia it's hcsi,
asd .oa aa tAere's aeme iikc tbs homs in the hear
Oh, l;ul In, on, spirit ihat's warmly sneere,
That will hezhen ranr pleasure and seinee cars;
Finds soul .on may rostes the kind aud II net
Aud be sure ,a the world helps rnrs.
Than The ffcrns Of misfortune mny shadow lot,
The ehsek-slsrins t7ar-arnPs IT anrow mas ziari,
Eni star never dim sheds hala for him
Vino can turn for repase to home i, Ia. hssrt.
MAY SeS DG TssNE.
Nav j.v be ihine--hai ios ihas springs
So fair IN Young, uninin,ed bosans.
xnen Hope b~gins 10 plume lst siaz,
And Pleasure spreads her drst sweet blossoms.
Nav jaw bs tline--the nnfer hii.s
Which % hcnff- eissa
When weary Of a world se tins.
They meek, Turn their honshis to Heaven.
Ma, lsy be ihns--ihe caim eaaisut
OF those Mhose lengihend years sGofd
The memory OF lie well spent
Tia fsfetasrc OF a reward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

MIA I'm n 10 koBBERYIAND ATTEMPT AT
Wo.p,'Ir h.nLas night DIR. Naudrlbu1sh. Of 81
~, r., race akef teitae 10 bed wa, awakeI
~ ~ hcdfing noise IN his room, and ~, ,.o
80. n, rs discovered a nan standing by his he'd
&c Dr. closed hiseycs fora minn1e. nn,,l
nc saw 'he 'obber take possession of ms mel Of.
n"oN anu aaiel he Then Jumped from The heI
e. ' Tue bed'eioibes overihc ro5ber, and ran
r stairs WHERE he found standing ,nsile of The
I'm ,oor another ieaw. with llalh hnie,n. rhc
"', o,eh fe'fcaed 10 the basement aud thr,r ton,l
- 'n'h.-i having provided himself With a sword
"e a''aehed ihis fellow aud stabbed Inn. lie
~" 'o.hfhed up Stars aud knnckrd daw, the MAJ,
- I'M u"of. BY tbs lime The roLbcr 10 lie
III ~ ~ Na's came down. and clenched Tie Dr.,
WHO had been knocked down. cnn,s IN ,l,s ,s.,.
49, n " MS e"mfnic. misiook him in The dark Tor
ia ana stabbed him IN ihe neck making n m
aicea pfoiasels. In The meantime rhe Or. received =
20" "a tie stomach. which rendered HIM n,cns,bl,
1'". ~ 'nentes, during which time the roLber.
Il "' e@ffs,oe with Them about 90 dollArs. but
puddle Of blood "0''' - +" '"' .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
BEAUTIFUL. GOODS.

SPLENDlD Paris Mole Skin and Embroidered
- Meruo Mantilas
biack' blue black and other coors. Irish Tabipett.
II tare, cheap and most beautiful article,
Black, blue black and other cnors Pam and riehl,
inquired SIN, some very exquisite STYLES.
Gae7hmoHY tleh and beautiful Paris Nous de
L,inrs
biaeh and blue blatk ChHlly de Lnnes.
i"gotitr VIII great many other articles. Gem
pf'sias large, eheaIf aud beautiful assortment oil
eooGs Tor the Ladies. WM. NJ. DAVIS &Co
Ny. Is :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

NJ" ioiA auelloneef, Monday last, sold The
a"e,i'ns oi The iale Mrs. White No. II Broarl9ay.
~ me"snrl z upon Broadway b feet front, aud
"non "fcen%leh street y leel an1 2oa feet deem ff
we "hpfeeedentedia" ptIee ofsi5 zoo. TEi.prnp.
cry. Three years snce. was valued NJ from Sos 0no
To $50 900. s@''9'