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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

The Globes editorial matter for May the 9Th i. con-
fined to defence Of the Sultan of Mu,cat The ed.
Tor seems 10 have forgotten the Baltimore Convention
and Virgins election,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12

THS FArs.-ws would call the attention of OUT
hseods and feow-czens. the fair Of the Ladies OF
the Episc"Psl Church. To be held Thursday and FRI
day nett We assured. by the Lest authority. thai
the articles there for sale will be and
extensive than have been in any fair held
in this CITY, and tina, they will be sold at low psicss.
This is sufficient inducement. would suppose. for
purchasers to give their attention. besides the power.
ful Of aiding the church and supporting religion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-12
EIECTIOZS

The IIOr. Maj Gen. KnoI. Sec of War.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
FOR THE yIRoiSi+t
COL. THOMAS NJ. BONDURANT.

This gentleman has been heretofore unayoidahly prevent
ed from prosecuting the Senatorial canvass in this county
He will be here. however, in a few days. In the meanwhile,
il may not be aDiiss TO say that the artful effort to excite pre-
judice against him as a Director in The James River and ka
nawba Company is too transparent TO deceive intelligent men.
IfDr Flood despairs Of sustaining himself upon the true as
sues, made up by his own party, let him not descend u Mts
paltry game. II is beneath him, and must injure him more
than his opponent. lie alleges, understand, that there is
some "iacompatijiiity' in the Offices OF Senator and Direc-
tor. Howl Any hgni inconpatibility No this he dis
claims. To what sort ofincompalibilty, then, docs he refer
There is none. The dahes ola Director do not interfere with
those ofa Senator. The obligations of IA Senator to his con
stitucnts will require him to do noIhiPg which VIII conbicl
will, his obligations to the Company as a Director. In "ha''
then, | again ask, does this incompotibiliiy consist H'sa
mere trap to catcl, gulls. In other words,t is nn effort to uI'nk
the political questions in controversy, upon when r 'ooo
knows he must be defeated, and to place the contest between
himselfan Col. Bondurant on other grounds, by when ne
may creep into office, the Loco Foco Senator from a wing
district call upon the Wings 10 turn II deaf ear to TINS G.
lectioneeying trick. Permit Col. %Bordprant to be deiea'e"
and it will be substantially and in eject a political defeat
We haze nov some hope Of gedeemipg l!e Sfnale from lha'
pernicious influence which has been so long and 50 iniaiiy 'e'
Let as not contribute, either directly or Indirectly, 70 ipe per.
pctuation of Loco Foco domiIation in that "etieckI,'au's
branch of the Legislature. To the polls Wings oil camp
bell, one and all! 70 the polls, en- Thursday next ana cast
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
.VOTICE.

Y si,,ue ola Deed Of Trust, Qf reeogd in tho
- Hastings court for the corporation ot Lynch
burg, executed to the undersigned by James II.
SIMPSON and Medad Lyman, on the gel day Of
February, 1910, Tor CERTAIN purposes therein men
toned, We or Que OF us, will, on "Wednesday. the
22l day oi this month, IN 'front.' Of tie Market house
in said town, proceed 10 sell. by way Of public auc'
ton, all the Property OF the SAID Simpson y Lyman
or either of them, consisting pf,he lollo" M, 10 wit
likely Negro Boyi q Hoses tamoog tho" : pan
of Carriage do y 2Can,ages aud Harness ? Bug
gies and do 9 Wagons aud do | Cauyall and
gear | Cart aud do Plantation Utensils House
hold and k,Ichen Furniture. &c. &c. Also, about
5000 Morus MuIlicaulis Trees.
1trms-For all sums over So, a credit OF six
months will be allowed all Of and under that sum,
cash will be- required. The sale will commence IN
The morning about 10 o'clock.
THOMAS I. BOULDlN.1 r....
WIN. I. YANCEY, &
April 10 i22AT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
I,J00 acres I,

OF which 600 or 200 acres ars open aud seeded well
with grass. { the cleared Land $50 acres are river
low grounds. ADD so acres branch fats, well adapted TO
grass. That portion Of the Land which is unclear'
ed, Is well iimbercd. The Plantation has belong
'ng 10 II. an ample supply III good Utensils a FIRST
rate Threshtng Machine FOR getting out
Wheat, Oats, or Clover Seed two Wagons. with
all Tho necessary Gear, a stock Of Cue Cattle, a
uong which are some oi The Durham breed ten
good Work Horses, two Of WHICH are exellen, Brood
Mares n Stallion about 50 Hogs; about 100 bar
rels Of Corn n quantity Of Rye and 1000 bush
els Of Pats. ,f3 would sui, any person 10 buy the
PLANTATION, together with every thing on i,-as above
enumera,cd-l should %p,eieri,. ! have also on the
Plantation 5 OF @ hands whom am mill,p. to hire
10 tho purchaser ill the crop shall be completed.
Possession may be had very shortly after the sale Is
effected. This is a desirable Tract of Land. and ]
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase 10 go
TO see il. The terms shall be quite accommodating
Please apply to mc in Lynehburg.
PLEASANT PARTlN.
N. b. There are on the above plantation 400 900
Mulberry slips and 800 900 mulberry 70 Is OF last
years growth, which, II desi. cd by the PURCHASER.
will be sold with il. L. L.
March 10 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
To the editors of The Hirginian-datsd
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1910.


We have just received the first intelligence iram
Connecticut, The Wing majority IS over 1000
larger. mpcb. than was anticipated, even by the most
sanguine. Harrson's popularity there is daily in
cfessit g and the hopes oi all are strengthened by this
first demonstration of an eptire Stale IN his favor.
| learn that Of 81 Senators The Lacos only elected
two. While Connecticut may thus congratulate her
people and The county on this signal triumph, she
is called, in tie moment efexultaliOn, 10 mourn over
the loss TT one OF her distinguished sous, Senator
Betts, Who died yesterday morning, at his lodgings
IN this Cily. after an illness OF some weeks. HIS
tunel al took place 10 day, and was attended by a large
concourse OF members Of both Houses, cit gems aud
strangers-He was admiied for his aniable charac
ter a"d the suaviIy Of his n~,anne;s, whilst he Was re-
spected for his talents and the manliness, yet unob-
trusive dlspositIou, which marked his brIel political
careet.
A letter b, fore me Of the 9Th inst. from an in,elli.
gent mnmber Of the House, now in Pennsylvania,
whuher he has been called on business, says Il cou-
y. slider Pennsylvania az certain tor him (Hafilson)
- as al OF The Siatts-1he changes here are be
- youd all precedent. The Locos are fgh ting a.
- mong themselves most desperately. They held
.'yes,erday, in the State Hpuse yffd, an indignation
- meeting. to Ienpunce their Governor aud a part Of
Their members of the Legislature. One OF them.
g Franklin Lee, happened TO be present just as the
- deserted he was mubbed and assaulted, and but for
- The inIerle,epce Of our Wing Mayor (Swil,) no
- one can tell what would have been the consequence
HE has had warrants out for some OF them 10 day
Tins is one fact going 10 show the state OF our OPP
- ouenis here
No business was done in either House to-day
both having adjourned 10 attend the funeral Of Mr..
Beus. The Appropriat,on Bill is the mex, subject
in the order Of business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
c,p. Green and Hr. Calhoun.

.,.uer from Richmond, last winter, the Wi
.v.mark,J that Gen. Duff Green had announced
~. ;,,.n,ion, 10 start a Harrison paper in Baltimore,
~, III. first number Of which he designs publishing
..,,..,ondenre between himself aud Mr.. Cal,
,o,.., bieh, he says. will show the latter 10 be the
-, ,,.acheorous man living" This nformalion
-, communicated to the writer by a gentleman
=. certainly heard il himself, and FROM a quarter
.,;cb did no. justify a doubt ofits truth. Had not
6u confidence been placed in the accuracy of The
..,.m.nt. il would never have found its way 10 the
,.blic through our columns. II seems, however,
s,u the following article in tie las, number of Gen.
Green's paper. The Pilot that we pere misin,
tanned. and we hasten TO correct the error into
,hich We weie misled:
.Itsis alike due to Mr.. Calhoun and to ourselves
,h,, we shoald say that there Is not the slightest
foundation for the rumor here stated. No such de
.L,,,ion VAS ever made, nor does there exist such a
correspondence as is intima,ed.
I'VE are and have been from the frs,. for Gen.
Harrison for President. When he was nominated
4. 1896 we purchased the MIRROR, then a ltera-
~ paper in Washington, and, being so much en-
s,,ed in our osn aflatts, we employed on editor
Al our private cost TO support The election oil Gen.
Harrison. This produced no difference between
M. Calhoun and us. We have done nothing TO
sspge our personal relations to h'n'' except we are
l.cpo,eL in politics, We have no private grieis 10
he redresscd. lie was as free to choose between
the candidates as we are. We Roget that he dues
not 20 y iih US. We wish he had led the movement
for Il srrison-ifwe could have persuaded him TO
do 90, he would have done il; hui lie did not, and
We have no more right TO complain that he does not
follow us, Than he has TO comp'ain that we will not
follow him. We think IN this, as we have on some
other occasions, tina, We are night and he is wrong
and what is more. we intend, as FAR as life. health
and opportunity Offers, to persuade others 10 think
% too; and we believe tha, II on, old readers, many
ofwhom are Mr.. Calhoun's personal friends aud po-
ltical admirers, will hear what we have 10 say about
Gen. Harrison. they will be persuade d 10 follow our
example; exercise an independent judgment, and
array themselves with the Republican, party against
hi. concentration Of Federalism, called Van Buren,
ism"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
NICHOLS =. rs ELL,
~lynchbur.. Va.

"AVE the pleasure oi informing their custo
Lime & the public generally .lha, ,h,y are nov
receiving their Stock oi Spring aud Summer Goods,
all of which have been recently purchased upon The
very best terms, AMI will be sold al such prices rs to
insure satIsirctioD.
Their Stock VIII be found to equal in variety and
cleapncss any in this nuket, aud as their Goods
have been selected with great care, and with espe-
pec,ai regard TO quality as wel as pr,ce, they feel
confident that all who may favor them with a call
will be pleased.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an assortment as well SUITED 10 then
wants as any that ,l,s market presents, aud price,
that canuot laIl to please. An exsmiua,iop Is respect
fully solicited before making Their purchases.
April 10 4w II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
BARGAINS BAlsGAINS!!
Prices 0Asa the Times corresponding
JOHN Il. MEEM.
Lynchburg, Va.

Lynchburg, Va.
WILL take pleasure in exhibiting TO hs friends,
w customers, aud The public generally, his pre-
SEM large Stock of NEW SPRING AND SUN
MER GOODS.
His u,chases this spring having been made un-
der the most favorable cncums, anees, IN Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Balunoie, cannot, he
lhiaks iail TO give Satisfaction.
In consequence Of The hard times. the prices OF
many Goods are below the cost Of Imporaiiou, or Of
manufacturing, aud having taken advantage OF the
auctions, and other best means Of buy,np Cheap, he
feels assured tLat lhpse wanting cheap Goods' will
do well TO call.
Apnl Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

ANOTHER SWARrWoUr.-our readers will
find IN our columns to-day, = narrative, as FAR as The
facts have been made public, Of the mos, extensive
embezzlemtnt Of money by . public officer, ever
pc petraied in the United States. with tho execp-
lion Of the celebrated Swariwout case. VIM. b.
Dabney-a man heretofore Of ~spolless reputation,
and extensively aud mos, ~repp,sbly connected, is The
wrelehed criminal. We dep'ors ,his new and stfk-
ing illustra,.on of human s,ailly deeply depioie II.
As we'll on account of Mr.. pabney's numerous rela-
lives as his avn. Ea. are there not o'her %culprits,
who should not be permitted TO escape-,nen. to
whose criminal negligence this unheati-of emb,z-
element is mainly Attributable Where was the
Rfesllcnt. the Cashier. the Directors OF the Bank,
whila its fund. were thus, through a period Of tioeire
months, distracted liom its vaults Had fhey done
their duty, the act never c.uld have been %pcrpelra-
ted. And though nouc Of the moral t%utp,iulc Of
rogueiy attaches 10 their characters, tho sin Of a cri-
minal disreg ard Of their sworn duties. does. Aud
they should no, 60 "un~hipt Of Justice" The law
may not reach their eases-but public opinion can.
Aud though they cannot he punished. they should,
one and all. be remorea. Ths public VIII be satisfied
with nothing less.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

This paper is, IN South Carolina, what the Rich
mond Enquirer is in Virginia, and the A bany Ar
gus in New York-thc ready Instrument Of the
leaders Who control us columns. II steadily follows
Mr.. Calhoun, go Nhthersoever he will. and is now
Of course hearty in the cause of the new Coalition
bet cen The Null,iyer and he P~roelama,,onis,. /,
chimes IN most harmoniously with ,hs Globe and
Enquirer, IN abuse Of Gen, Harrison, ringing tho
changes upon the ofi-repea,ed, though conciusively
refuted charges made agaias, Old TIP. Bn,. what
did this same Charleston Mercury say in 1886 .
After pouring on Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren,
the fercest vials Gifts wrath. il Enormously urged that.
If the cont ST ioi the Presidency should be narro~e ed
down 10 Harrison and Van Eu,en, then, as seemed
likely 10 be the case, South Carolina, the Palmetto
State, ought to vote ;ot Harrison Such, unoues-
~lionably, was then the opinion Of John c. Cal.
houn. else the Charleston Mercury never would
have been bold enough 10 utter the accommodation.
Ii said:
Against Harrison, are objected his former course
on Internal improvement asd the Tariff. and some
expressions on the subject Of slavery, made spmc
line since: also his supposed connexion with the
fast expiring Naiional Republican larry. Il must
be decided by our people whether these are overbal-
anced by his disintetesied aud sell-saofIiciug ALI
ance with the South on the Missouri question, his
vote IN favor OF Slavery IN Arkansas, and his re-
ceul declarations, that he Is with the South on the
subject of Siavery-onl the question Of The Ta,,fl,
and in our general policy. lie is without the clam
which Judge White has ofbeing a Southern man,
but between either Of these two, and Martin Van
Buren,, it Is certain our Legislature will not hest
tate a moment.
We aeie under the impression, a short time since,
that Judge WHITE would have the strongest cleo
loral vote, but II the PROMISE III Pennsylvania is ful-
filed, he will be beaten by HARRIsoN. Which pow
er Of the Two may profit b, ii, the people OF South
Carolina will require Of then servants in the Legs
la,u,e, 10 see that The Republic suffer no, the fatal
wrong Of the perpeiuation Of The present reign Of
corruption, by the establishment Of lhe Spoils Party
in power. As Ear as the action Of our Legislature
can proven, SO vile a consummation, their conslltu-
ents so require them TO act"
Then ii was said by the Mercury, that Gen. Har-
rison was "with the South, on the subject Of Slave
ry, on the Tariff question. and in our general poll
ey,n No,c, the Mercury says. that Gen. Harrison
is against us
In 1886, the Mercury protested against "the per
petuation Of the present reign Of corruptIon, by tho
establishment of The SpoIs party in power" and
now, il is an ally Of The Spells party. endeayoring to
pe,petuate its corrupt reign And what is true oflhe
Mercury is not less true Of John &. Calhoun and his
corporal's guard in Virgins. They are all 'sold to
the Dutch" As John Randolph once said Of the
Crau ford men-"Bopght up, bought up, sir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

q We are requested to state that lhe key'f:
l.. B. Slayey, Pastor o(,hs Melhqdist Pfoles'an'
Church, being nov convalesce"', viii resume MS
Pastoral duties on Sabbath next. at III O'Clock q : W.
~heo, by The Divine blessing, preaching my eek
pccled in tina, Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
The French and Gcrmnn Languages.

The French and GcrmIn Languages.
BEG beg leave respectfully 10 inform Tie La.
teaching the above Languages IN Classes, rs
well as privately. a Class camposed Of . or 10
individuals. will have the advantage in regard Of
cheapness, namely, 80 dollars each Scholar for u
Scholastic year Of 10 months, meeting 3 times u
week, aud being attended al ,he,r houso. Should
fnd sufficient patronage and encouragement, |
will make Lynchburg ny permanent residence.
References can be gwen to the Rey. Mr.. At
kinson in this town, Rev. DIR. Waller aud Rev.
Mr.. Parks, Norfolk. >. ARSCHALL.
Anil q A. lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

your votes for your old aud faithful seuatar. The blishting
influence Of Loco Foco a~reendnney in tho, body is now fen,
by every class of the community, in the ,ranmels which have
ieiiered the Banks, the paralyzing effect of which extends to
every portion of ,he bod, po,tie-lss as the human system,
~ all lis parts, would be deadened by apply ing iigatures To its
principal arteries. Let ss not contribute to prolong the evils
that sfhtei nshy elec''ng a man to cooperate with Nv. VIM.
smith of ~Cnlpepet, in his sui, ijal theories. Once more,
" Aiss ofCampbcll, TO THE POLLS
ANTI nESIRIcTlNE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
4 VALUABLE FEMALE SERVANT
AT

w WILL SELL, on Saturday, the 25ih day
w of April, in front OF our auction room, a very
likely Female Servant, 10 or 90 years Of age. She
is a first rate house servant, M excellent sc, mistress,
a good manufacturer Of cloth, i,oper aud washer.
Terms 30 days credit.
AVN TURNER, Auctioneers.
P.S- We have on hand. for sale. At reduced prices,
u large lot Of N. O., p. X. and Auakap.s Sugars,
Teas, Mol'sses. aud about $50 Bags Coffee. Also u
handsome lot Of Hog Skins, Bag Leather aud Sheep
Skins. P I,
April l6 t25A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

TNHIS morning NJ II O'Clock. ! will sell IN front Of
L my Auction room, Brown Sugar by tho barrel,
Coffee. Candles. Soap, Candy, Shoes aud Boots by
The box ~ dozen, Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper,
20 Boxes ORANGES and 10 Boxes Lemons, just TO
hand and IN very lair order. Also new aud seco"d
hand Furniture. sails nj II O'Clock.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.
April Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
April lG

VTIRGJNIA-At Cour, of Monthly Session held for the
Y tcGghIy or Campbell, AT the Courthouse on the 18th
da, pf April, l8i0: -.
the same John A Shcrer and Ruth his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Ruth Weber, widow Of John Weber, deceased, Thomas [
Steele, Mary Elizabeth Steele, Snroh Steele and Rachel Ann
Steele, infants under the age Of lwenty-one years, and John
Rosser Jr. DeienGuDts.
The Defendants Thowas !. Carksop md Peggy his wife,
moi having entered their appearance and wen security ac-
curiins 10 he act of Assembly and the rlles Of this Court,
and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they he not in
habitaptso his Commonwealth tits ordered, thai said De-
I fendants 10 abpenr here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs, aud tfota copy Of THIS order
be forthwith h inserted in some newspaper printed IN Ihe town
of l. %ynchburg, Tor two months suecessiyelv, and that nnollei
copy thereof be posteda al the front door OF the courthouse OF
said e6uiiy. ? A ~Copy4reste,
= : WM. A.. CLEMENT, Clerk.
April 10 w"m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
10 the Young Ladies OfLynch-
burg

M +. BOERISCH has the pleasure 10 inf,ra
1Vl the young Ladies Of Lynchburg. that If asmall
class Of slholars on The Guiar could be obtained, he
would be glad 10 stay in Lynchburg, fot the pur'
pose o fteaching on that Instrument. Young Gen
lIemen jesirons Of taking Lessons an The Violin,
V,oloncello or Flute can also be ommoda by
hun. For terms, etc. apply at Mr.. Rypma's Music
Room during the remainder Of his week.
Anil 16 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

FOREIGN NEWS.-The ST. Lawrence. ar
rived a, New York. brings London da'es,o the
10Th. and Liverpool to the lllh u't'mo' Ing ex-
tracts are SO destitute Of interest. that We omit them
altogether. The grain market rema'nsa hf"' ano
there was no change ip the rrice OF cotton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

O. Mr.. McElwee, a rabid Loco Foco' has been
expelled from the Legislature Of Pennsylvania by =
vote of more than two-thirds, IN consequence 81 a
brutui attack, made while the House was IN session.
uron an old end infirm member.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16

c. VIZ are desired TO say that the history given
in our last paper, OF an OCCURRENCE on the North
western frontier, between Gen. Harrison and Gen.
Joel Lefwich is not correct. The article came to
us with a real signature, or it would not haye been
inserted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
sECOND HEOU1SITIOV.

TNIIE STOCKHOLDERS Ia the Lynchburg aud
l. Richmond Transpo,,aiiun Line. will pay into
The hands Of NJ. w. Davenport, Treasurer, Two
RS', S,s. per If 1n e.. ps saoi' af na Ief :. SAID Company
r JOHN q. MEM, Prest.
April 10 4tT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
James River and kanaW ha
Co.'s ScTill.

+ WISH to purchase the above Money, or the
Il Bonds ef JiR & X. Co.-ln my absence from,
town, Messr. Mckinney y Masby viii attend 10
the purchase for me.
HUGH MONTGOMERIE.
March 80 sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-16
NOTICE..

+ FGRWARN all persons from trading for a
l. bond for The sun, OF fifty dollars, which bond
was executed to me by John Robinson OF Bedford,
and bears date about the lp'h Of March, 1888, 'othe
best of my recollec,ian. The sad bend was taken out
Of my possession ahon, the 18Th Of Sept. last, with.
out my knowledge or consent. also forbid SAID
Robinson from paying The amount Of said bond I"
any other person than Abner Anthony, Jr:, who
alone is authorised 10 receive the AMOUNT OF said
debt, as | have traded the claim to hrm.
THOMAS STEEN.
April lG 3'
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HOUSE FOR RENT.

M,s MY HOUSE and Lot on Diamond Hi,
E;;; known as Edward Lynch's old residence and
J&X lately occupied by II. b. Richards, is ion
rent. Possession will be given Immediately. This
is we'll know to be a very desirable situation.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
April 10 ITS
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April


GENTLEMENS SUMMER WEAR.
IL XTRA super blk. aud Olive Bombaz'nes very
IL heavy
" " " Cashn,eyIns and BIZ. Italian
cloth
Crasse faced and Plain blk. Can,lets
Plain and fancy single Milled and Nlerino Cassimeves
Colored AID White, Plain and Ribbed Linen pril.
lings
Figured Kenelisns. Tweegs and Gambroous
Blk. and Green Thibet Cio,h. beautiiul Tor coats
Plain and Fly ored Silk aud Satin yestinss . great
vafiriy
Extra super plain and figured SIX yeivets
White and .colored Ma%rseilles' aud Welupg: Of every
description
Super Goat, Buck, Beaver, Sill, Thread IND Beslia
Gloves
SILK. Cotton and Worsied 4 Hose in great variety.
All OF which we offer a, fair prices.
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
April Q
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Land for sale.

WISH TO SELL the Tract Of LAND,
l. whiol, | bought three or -four years ago Of Sam
uel Pannill. tiles op Little Falling river in Camp
bell county, aud contains