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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
Baltimore, April 6.

FLouR.--The transactions in Howard St. Flour
since Friday leve not been large, and the sales
from Store. have been made principally at S4sl,
which we quote "a the asking rate to-day. The
Car and Wagon prize il uniform 1T S462s. No
sales of City Mills Flour reported. We roto
sales Of Susquohanna Flour at 81 81 and S4S7
GRAM .--Nothing doing in Wheais Sales Of
white Corn at 4G cts, and of yellow at so and 81
cts. We quote Md. +. Shore Rye at AZ and "a
cts Oats 81 and 90 CTS.
WHlsKEY.-Hhds. 2li cts. cash. Bills 23a
and 81 cts The Wagon price of bbls. is 20 CTS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
Acarl1raL OF Moop.-we learn from

AcoUlrrAL OF Woop-We learn from he Phil
adelphia papers, that the Jury in be case oil Wood,
tried fof he murder of his daughter, brought in q
verde; Of " NOT GUILTY on The ground Of tasani-
ty."
The Pennsy lvanan remarks thst the trial was
terminated somewhat sooner than was expected,
the case having been submitted to the jury without
argument, and under merely charge fom The
Court, at the instance OF Messrs. JOHNSON and
BROOKE on the part Of the Commonwealth.
The evidence to sustain the gro md Of insanity
was regarded g,eat, as not to r qnire Discus
son on either side and the evidence follow ed
by brief charge from Judge King, after which the
Jury retired for few minutes, and returned the YER
dict given above. Wood remains in the custody OF
the court under the act of Assembly providing tor
such cases, tad will Be Immediately removed from
prison, TO a luna,c asylum, there 10 be confined as
long as his condition may seem TO require.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The New Yo,k Correspondent of the National
lutelIigencer in bis last letter says:--
The bciiiyereut attitude 81 The Ministers Of Great
Britain and the United States, exhibited in their
eeccnl correspondence, continues 10 be tie source
of NOT little socitude omorg business men
WelIinformed Ereiish houses here are, however,
Of a fixed opinion, that the British Ministry, will
sanction no action, tak of action. tending to a
war; the mprt ssiou being strong, that so CLEARLY Is
PEACE tire interest Of tie two countries, tEat the
Priacirie is not worth mention IN Gonna. ~ =,
with Il, provided no fasauess Tugs in honor TO add
20 the causes Is contention
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
1890 "a . ~. dated
LOUISVILLE. Ky J March

LOUISVILLE. (Ky) Marcho7.
This day | arrived here, aud saw one OF the lar
gest fires ever remember, except the greet ire 70
New Yerk 1t originated 10 Main street, between
Second anil Third, about midnight, extending ~ us
course on both sides, up sad down, to Market
street and he other sile to the river; and is still
raging at A. NJ, with undated fury ard no know
ing where it will stop. They are prill"g dswn
houses in order to stop its progress. lear the
Louisville Bark, "a very fine buildIng) said 10 be
fire proof, will not be saved.
All, A. NJ The fire is still raging-Bank out oil
danger Ose whole block Of buldidgs in the most
bushes part Of the city, burnt TO tie ground. The
cutters are one continued sheet of flames, owing TO
the hquor which has been empted out OF some OF
the stores The boat by which write will leave
10 twenty minutes, and must necessarily close this
account.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The stale SANDER og Gen. BARRIsoN voting IN
favor of selling White Men for debt, is resoritd 10,
on ell occasions, by those who know the TRUTH but
who wilfully peryeft the facts. II IS pleasing to
find csndour and maguanimty enough TO relract
the assertion in ut least OF the administration
prints Tie New York Euening Post, the sbest
journal # the party, says -
"A let or of Gan Hariisons has been lately pub
ished from which i oppeats, that in our remarks
on the subject OF his attempt 10 nrodoce white "a
very into the State IF Ohio, did him some unin-
territorial Injustice. The letter Is dated Dec. 2nd'
1921, and appears TO have been drawn forth by a
newspaper attack upon bis course N the Leeisia-
ture in relation to the same law. We are glad 10
see that according 10 Harrisom'S eaPfonGttoH -
ne motter, neither he nor fhe gentlemen gdo 0ofed
,eih him, scas in facor Of selling human beings
C0r cipI aebfs +"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The Dutch have captured !iolIand"-In other
words, the Administration patty have again trum-
phed in the State elections in New Hampshire
The Wing well remarks that Nav Hampshire al
ways goes .tor The AdmiristrohoS, be i, in whose
hands IL may. Ii suppoaed Washington Adams
the Elder, Jefferson, Msdson Monroe, the.younger
Adams, and Jackson, and sustains Van Buren,
II will 5e for Harrison " next year," With true
yankee cutonsss, New Hampshire keeps her eye
steady on the Spoils. -L.yachburg VirgiaiaH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

GEoRGErowN Flour ISspEcI loN.-The follow
ing is the amount Of Flour Inspected in Georgetown
for the quarter ending Isl Of March: SO, 46l whole
barrels, Al half barrels.
Amount Of Flour inspected in the tho town OF
Alexandria, for the quarter ending 3lst OF March:
~ 9Of barrels 444 haif barrels
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

REsUMPTloS IN PESEsrLvANlA.--Tne National
Gazette Of Wednesday afternoon, the 1st instant,
has the following +" leader" from which il would
seem that the Resumption Bill ofthe Senate has
passed the House Of Representatives Of Pennsylvs.
MIA. II so, its approval by the Executive, may be
confidently looked for. and shGs will this vexed
question, in that State, be at length settled:
I'VE have Just learned Indirectly, that ;he bill
has finally passed both Houses Of the Legislature
Of Pennsy lvsnis requiring the Banks to resume
snecie nnvments On Inc 18Th Of january next"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
south Tovvn-Conipany!

ENARADE in front Of the Marke,-Ho'se' Gu
SATURDAY, the 1914 inst, at ocio'"'
PM. By order, ,vu,E
Aprl 9. 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

II /. stated that orders have been sent TO Houton
10 prepare accommodation for one regiment OF U }.
troops, and thu, similar orders have been received
a, Woodstock. for ono regiment Of EngIish troops.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

NAVAL CoURT MARTIAL.--Ths PHILADELPHIA
North AYnericaf Of the lst ulf. says thar cour,
martial will shortly be held il tha, city, for the trial
of Commodore Elliott
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

WINGS. WILLIAM " oRrmNoroN, Esq
and Dr. George u. STEPHENSON, nominated by
Wig Convention.
JoHN c X TAYtoR Esq
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
To the Voters of berkeley County;

FELLOW CITIZENS: In obedience 10 the solici-
ta.ions of many Of my friends, Of both political par
ties hereby present my humble claims 10 your
consideration, Candidate for a seat in the next
session Of the General Assembly of this Common-
wealth. Your obedieut Servant.
JOHN CHURCHILL HEDGES
January so, l940
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

MAssAcHUsgTTs.-As sample of the result of
the town elections in Massachusetts this spring,
we may instance the town OF Springfield, in which
Morton loco foco) bad majority, hast fall, OF rs
votes but now the Wings being uniled, have cleo
ted their ticket bv average majority Of no.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

We ATE authorized to anaouncs JoHs r. BEALL
as an lndrpendeut Republican Candidate, to repre-
sent the County of Berkeley in The next General
Assembly OF Virginia. Feb. IL, l84o.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

A letter, from Washington. published in the
New York American, says
81 am informed that it has been decided upon
to send squadron TO Canton, for the protection Of
our commercc, With the least possible delay.
am not authorised to state it as positive fact, but
from the responsibility Of the source, think the
inflammation may be relied npon."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

PROpUcE AND WAGEs.--The Sub Treasury ora
tors in the Senate say reduce the prices OF pro-
duce and the wages Of labor The standard through
out the world" II we may judge from what we
hear and see as 10 the price of produce, and the
wages of Labor that " standard" will soon be at
tanned. The people will then be enabled To APP
preciate its blessings and benefits" The Cincin-
natl Gazette Of Tuesday, 3lst ut, says Ia all
sections Of the West from which receive direct
Information, the prices Of her staples are still ten
ding downward. There sale of good -four in
this city yesterday, at TWO dollars and hiiy cents
per barrel Pass that word along. We wish 1t to
reach the Hermirnge and the White House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

SUNDAY TEAvELLlNG.-A Judicial decision OF
some interest To those who furnish means and APP
pliances for Sunday travelling, lately had at
Phllade pha. " In case before the District Court,
to recover damages for injury done 10 pair OF hor-
SEES by several Young mcn who had engaged them
on the Sabbath Judge Stroud ordered "A non-suit to
be entered, on the ground that contracts made for
the performance of work the Sabbath were not
legal and therefore. the plaintiff could not sustain
ms case. ~ Bah Pat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
ENI,fsAY.

STAYED from the subscriber. on FRIDAY n's"o
- 3 inst. from the line Of The Rail hoao'
tiou No s. four miles above ~
Martnsburg. BAY MARE. x~<-~r~FF
heavy with foal five years old, l3I@gs.S sgssy
and in good condition She
had white spot between her YX
Ears. This mare was pur- saasxdSls=z1A
chased of Mr.. Zacarish Kerns, West OF "'h,A ~,
ter, and she being near foaling, it IS suppo,eu
made towards that place. Amy person ie'u," ..s
said msre win be suitably rewarded, and re0s'''
the thanks Of tho subscribers axAS
April 9, lsi0.--tf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
" ANrTuD,

Ga Toursday. last, by Rev. James Riley, Mr..
joins BURNS, Sr, to Miss ELIZA CoLLls, all Of
this COUNTY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The Tinted States ship IsDEPKsDEEcE. Com.
n1odore Nicholson, from Rio Janeiro, was below al
New York. on Monday. The 30ih ullimo ut anchor
outside OF the bar. The Independence parted
company with the FAIgFrKID 90 the 26,h Of March.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

A FoUR LEGoGD- rREAsURER.-Mr. ]. Lloyd
Vanhood claims the name Of " Lady Leg.Treasu-
,er" for bay fiIIy foaled April l lth l839-Sre,
Wild Bill; dam by Clay Sir William. Among
other reasons for choosing this name, lie gives the
fact that no Leg Treasurer has been oyerta-
ken in anv race -Aaq (Ga..) Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

Sale, on Monday next before the Court h"a's
door in Mariinsburg Of valuable Lands, py 'o"A
Sim, n md Richard McSheirv Executors
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

WARLtKE.-The New York Commercial Adver
tiser Of the 30lh utimo, says We have repor
hat orders have been received from Washington
10 prepare for sea- all Of the vessels Of war now I'm
der cover. ~ the Navy Yard BrooklYn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The New York Gazette states, that a number of
accomplished pickpoekets have reached that city,
who were driven away from Loudon, by the yigi-
lance Of It's police.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

The Alexandria Gazette saysi The fishermen at
the landing, the Potomac, are commencing ope-
rasions. We learn that shad and herring began 10
arrive freely at the lsh wharf last week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
For Morgan Count,
For .Eeer,on Couaty.

Cromwell ORRIoK, Esq, Wing; and Henry
MyERs, Esq, Administration
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09
VAN BUREN, TICKET.
For President,
yN.1RITN I'm BUREN,,
OF NEW YORK.
Yhn BUREN, TICKEI.
For Vice President,
LANES X. POLK,
OF TENNESSEE

Arthur SMITH, Of Isle Of Wight.
7. JoHN CAnoItL, of Sussex.
JAMES JONES, Of Nottoway.
w X. BASKERVILLE. OF Meck'enburg.
CnAalEs YASoY, Of Bocking ham.
RICHARD LOGAN, Of Halifax
ARCHIBALD STEWART, OF Patrick.
WILLIAM JEWS OF Gloucester.
AusTIN BRocKEsBRouoH, Of Essex
JoAx GiBsoS, Of Prince William.
J. d. HAlYBuRTos. Of New Kent.
THOMAS RASpolpn. Of Aibemarlc.
WALLER HOLIDAY, Of Spottsy
INMAs HoaSER, Of Fanqiiier 5
HiERoME l.. OPIE ,Sr., Of Jefferson.
WILLIAM A. HAMS, Of Page.
J. ID. WILtIAMsoN, of Rockingham.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Of Rockbridge.
AUG A. CHAPNAN, Of Monroe.
JAMES Hoen Of Montgomery.
W1LLIAM RyERs. Of w ashngton.
BESJAmIs BRowa. of Cabell.
JoHs HfNpMAN. Of Brooke.
uuz-suuz-z-zzzsszs aszsar~sqsssss.sszz~11-a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-09

BaiTfsH roncg III THE CAEADAs.--Ihe oni-
led Service Journal, published in London. ssys
ihere are Is regiments Of troops row stationed N
the Csnadas, incleding regiment o. the way
from Jamaica. They average from go 70 ,oVo
constituting in the whole, force Of about
90 600 men.
The New York Signal states the British and
American military forces on and near the disputed
boundary. "a follows:
american British.
Reenl.,s 150 Regulars, 900
Militia, 80 Militia, LOU
$40 $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
gn &c rohneco conyentio...
REMARKS OF N JENIFLN. d N10l'n


dP2" az t4'tst#5 or 23t ''' ''".t4'
M 1ENfEER sad fhH sbe Convention bclhe
nov ursaff3a 81 t=3 We few rfftat"s Ia submit.
Tberhie2is II ~ efHA ttas bal assembled vets
kuoea fa sl}s and afh#uei II was matter # fe.
Tret iat 'he Convention wa e'i d'efe 'a@ftoH.#s
agicu1ef-naHY deiez1irs ists}os fttn7p=, o.
flriaaed ~ home hf uHhoiiHRe "Ruea-sil#
u ~asa source "a satisfaction - see aaui etn from
niirttHf SECTIONS u' hBfiut A''t AMI AMI "a "a
tuc%y "a attendance hsfe' aa3 8hu1 man @.t'- Tic
deep INTEREST ~hs'h t3s 1tNeH 81 'H cause y WHICH
they Tad brea hf u1il t"CHa#ft'
an well aware (eohiu#fa Af.#J) tAi, upon
occa.loee ct tis ku1. every gentleman ueis 10 ase=
thor Ia ae t4ai " heA Aa sasn'i d. hnhseai 'ais
however deep may be ''1 'ai''esi Which e' 'rs#s
*"d ll0"tFef "lHi'R me mas he 'o "a 80 1i'' . ~
his pe~fi 10 aet"fpash TIE N'lH11 ~ sah''"ia=
tor, SAL heis disposed 10 oat g." ni.cI" fatt haH
10 h'mstii. J ans Is ata"I times 10 he ifsitiitl-
lshaft 1lsen he"tFti' WIZ Il 'es 81 liatN III
rrse1it1n "a F.ssesstnH at some l." ifefs +" Il
viii aid e. commute 'stai.si To be 'Heh'rd ii
pltsnae Tier iaFtsfsAI'hA'
Ia TIE thst pace, "i..i.lf The course 'I The
select committee arpate'ed y 'he House ei hef.
fesentases on Tie SUBJECT al e tobacco haur' aud
of which the Speaker " s p'raSrd 10 constitute me
The chairman. iafas .i""'ehee l's Len hfla
sbroad hy oar zee Is aHd a4tei win tn y 1sas
1ofet lhruis - Lef'i5.' q F"'"hb nous no u'u#Hl
81 The c9rres aonartee AIS btsu sem TO ne Ffesi
dent 81 lhe oal1eu states Ion almost az par" el
Europe "na Rfo" interest," mas "v'h tA'afa III me
matter BOTH n nome and abroad ana there Is a
buuEhnt 'videhcc' R= RtNbs ehoNu len "'ef lh" oH
'aofis h'r" n"ir'oY d enufey uo'fniinf. Il lsie b
regretted thu, o2%#ts rs Hhe select committee hHz
been az Nic.fi i3 IN AoH}sHi't 81. sihtul ~ all
thr eaffrs pegdc1fe f}lcl his iHsea pl1ge nayae ii
beafias On the srhjelf. aud tie @fts, tiuc as lui
yel been alloecd 80 enable tho rlsfer TO complete
The daeumeais--,ioenucuts, lei nieSay, uh.c1 vii
open thr eyes OF the American u4fIoH aaa. at the
same timr, vii exercise powerful Hlarnre a.
hro"' lhey VIII be ruhlish"d here'iter ilhd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. johnston having ~ recent changes, si1ebg'h-
ened every department Of his school. aud tested us
new oIgaaz ation BY itl and fiir experiment ne
deem It due 10 HIM aud ihe community. 10 give ihs
public testimony Of conviction The sni error
efficacy Of Lis system Il management anJ insitue-
ton. aud or perfect satisfaction withthe manner IN
winch theYery responsible duiy If guarding Tie nor
ais and department of lie young ha1ies zen n't
confined II the school room, - discharged y TIE
goYerncss.
To those who wish their daughters, When removed
beyond The watchful guidance II parental socuude'
sheltered fom the allurements and exifas5gance,
which surround City Education, and from tie noX-
ous Influences, which too often Polate tie aimos-
phere OF our Villages poisoning The very fountains
OF knowledge who wish TO give them that sort OIL
culture, which will qualify them TO fulfil with di3-
uitg and usefulness. their important desriny.-We
recommend the Roa4oke Seminary as olfeIing the
strongest inducements IN lis quet and rered sl'ua-
non, IT'S mild anj saubfous atmosphere. its nuple
acc0mme1 ttions and exfeB-iye gruHHds for full aud
free aud uninterrupted esercise,---iAe rruilemauiy
department aud Literary attachments q the PriuCI-
pal, and tie industry and vigilance oi The numerous
Assistant Teachers, vl4o are assiduoasly employed
both 10 the bouts Of study aud relaxation, ia elcva-
ting The sentiments, feiBip1 the feelings and soften
ing the ma .uefs, as well storing tic B.iuls Of
pupils with sound aud useful h#oals de.
ED. WATTS.
W. II. PEY rON.
JNO. K. RICHARDSON,
l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
Valuable Goods a. cost prices.


'B'HE StO1k OF GOODS isteif owned ~
4 Messf.. L. y J " Dudley. aud n their Store
House 81 ASA SIR ~. las been conveyed by them
aust. - Abe undersigned b deed duly recorded
- fhr Musings Cour. IN which desd, liberty Is
gwen 10 fla trustees % sell the SAID Goods. 1t they
tHHbk IA eNAcdsat.snt psisIte sile In pursuance
Of fh,. aaihoufy toniaIned "a the sad deed, The
undersigned oder tie eattrc Sock n the pHhle.
tad pledge q eHzseises 10 .sfii Al coa prices - Ih:
sEaes IS lsttr. comprising every sauery of Staple
and d tHes GOODS and sci worth the attention OF
.ht jip a.e.--N1 Peter Dudley aaI LIS sou john
y IA. Dudley ri auHad. aed aet 1s ssl-ssrn.
TIE dehIs 3ae 10 tle#s4ij ifB are ai.1 conveyed
Il tlo ua1et,isasd by Ire deed alaresl8d AM rlcy
fshy earnestly request all rer.nas Indebted. 20
ii oa lhs.u, 81 eu sde Msssrs. D8dtys, Al the
sfate. iiaase Ia settle aud adjust ther several
legls.-!udUie eate cannot be gwen
4. l.. MO~B4. M
J>O. II. SPEED, JUSTICES
ANIL - IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
psErRc
IRON he Asrr lask daeacaa
LINES Sy zr.ss a.gcv HOOPER.

L5aas Within siief sect amans collection II
be t,ffal nfsnc scopes fom tks OLD ma r.
eesg, seutia N York fistn italy,-ufe rep escnfins
tlse lug Iitef ct Hefnias beating the head otIahH
sils Bapiisl IN charger au wearing nPou les
stoaulenaece al expression. at OF triumph. as aHe
might suppose bnifasiic, 81 soft Rnd sorro~tai r.
noese as she looks upon the calm aud beautiful Tea
lures ol her victim.
Moiirf' hfihg Thy gia:
Taks ffoa ny hsne lie areadla booa-l fTpy
FAKE IL the sf pale soffaW Of Tie fee
Have isa upon m, sonl is living i4ce,
Never to pass away
Since from these lips one word Of lie breath
Blslie.sJ .at cain fsee-uLl moihef tbs is death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY WAREHossE,
ESPECd FULLY informs bis friends and thu
Il q public generally thai he continue. 10 carry on
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TN WARE
IN all lis various branches. His stock OF Tin Ware
Is now large. wei assorted. and well worthy the at
tention of both whulesle and retail dealers III.
stock of STILLS and other Copper Ware is ais,
very large and desirable and he ispfepared to nranu
hcture to order STILLS ofany size OF I attcrn a.d
vii, also repair old STILLS take them in exchange
Tor new ODes.
lie has aiso on hand large and well asserted
stocl, Of WORE WIRE for wheat fans. vc and j,
prepared TO weave to any oldef lie may receive
He also has attached Observation-Disclosures "A BRASS
FOUNDRY, aud spcpffed to castle orler, BELLS
for tagerus, churches and other purposes, Tobacco
Screw Boxes. castings for fhreshiug Machines, aud
all other Kinds Of Brass Castings.
He continues, also, to gutter AID cover Houses.
ci'heriu town or country, With Copper, I'm, ling
or Sheet Iron, II on The most favorable terms.
Oh Copper, Pewter and Brass. either purchased
Or tatepiu e&caaaseior new work. County pro-
duceais1 taken iueNehluse Tor all work IN his line
Aag.& wi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
EETssKs9sE: STOCK OF NEW SPRING
GOODS at reduced prices.

rE1URNEk i BURWELL take pleasure in an
+ nonucag 10 their friends aud the public gen
orally lha, they have recently purchased in The cities
81 Nav York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, on the
most iafotalle terms and out OF the latest importa-
tIurs, a large I'D general assortment OF GOODS Of
lhc latest ,Isles and fsshia sd of which they offer
20 Tie wholesale and retail dealer. prices which
they ink cannot fail Of giving satisfaction. They
earnestly solicit calls from country Merchans-feel-
lug coHfdentth that their stock comprises great a
variety OF goods be found IN any other house.
The following list comprises but small part oftheir
L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04

ff7iiE sutseasrr. hHuuE ereHrd luHtst / 90
4 see The hal. nearihe Mrssetn laiei, wi keep,
"a hand. fst SIR, N assortment oi riuabcrs
III lhe eaurcuseBec ul tie builders "a 'his place
al rs ac5uaf. rHasr wsHtiae ny quantity
Ilet hfls Nili lie promptly attended 10.
ta.h slHi De gwen IA lic usnrrs al sawnas Cor
theH fam5et .af 10 III taken 20 sell on commits.
san. LEWIS MERRITT. Jr.
aiay In.
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WIKI ihe glad heart forever, aa3 iae dances
hevcr asaiu sinai iaiysi foupa 6t as,
On fearful Haiief ! hsts hro1rhtte tI~r
The silent dsaiai Nita lHs r5hHaaa -.anse.
All ii.s crushed saart ul sua Go whom s siesn,
NalafaHs 81 8ahmra', aal offended bea.eu--
HaeaKlyx, tat - lsaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-04
NEgB &T0EsE3.
New and decidedly Cheap Goods.
tkNls undersigned having associated themselves
II together, uader the G.m of

Z 1T. '.' -7sT- - II1EIH- as10CNded tIcWseIVCs
N together. aader the G.m Of
u N. 1l. DAVIS x 60.
io' me iutp"se oi "nsacuug the Day Good business
IN ms town. respectfully INFORM lher friends and
e pubic at la1ee that obey are now opening laroe
and uuly d, stable sroek OF
bsy Good, Groceries, Shoes, EEnfs. ,s.c
purchased at lower paees than we ever before sa.,
,Sem aoa which viii be sold as cheap, II not cheaper
ihan any OTHER house IN the place Tor cash
Oar house is few doors above Alessrs q n Il
|. DaviS's >torc,neNlto Mr.. J. T. HUNTS Wa,ch and
'e"e'3 establishment. NM. NJ. DAVIS.
Nnv1 i FAIRLY.
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EsDg-aE - 80 EOLR sAII.

EsogsB And LoT FOGs SALE.
HbN VIRTUE ola Decd Of Trust, executed by
ID lane {. Neua5le. 10 the subscriber, as Trns
ter IN the purpose of srcuiug certain debts heie-
IN named, winch Decd Is oirccofd in tire Hastings
Count Celhs Office 81 Lyuehburg, shall ol-r for
sale. The 9Th OF June nex, at The front door Of
the Maraet House in sal town, Tor cash, the
House ard Lot.
now occupied by tie sad Jsne G Venabe, stua-
tel At The junction Of Tenth Street and Second Alley
in sud town. ! shalI convey such title only a. is
vested IN me, which Is believed to be good
JOHN WILLS.
NV w,ls