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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

association du Tippecanoss de cet.e Paroisse,
ayant defe les partisan. Do Martin Van Buren,,
d'entref en- discussion sur IL p~cli,ique do jopr; les
prateurs do psrti democratic accepte le di, def,
et setrorvesont ie "a Octobre ~courl.;a Ia Msison
de Cour pour rsponJrs 4 leurs adyersaires.
Par ordre do cemite genersl Democra,iaIae
Repnhicaiu de ls Paroisse dEs, B. Rouge.
Is oct-35 A. READ, Secsetaire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
PARTI

6E De chez 1e soussigne le 26 Sep.
I'm tembre dcrnier, une mulatr esse nom.
GESEm NEE HAnIEr, Agee d'environ % ans,
~ Dune taille ordinaire. gauchsre, ellie
49, arle, en- serrant les dents, sa conte-
nance est agreeable. On donnera une recon.
pense honnete a quiconqle Ia 9mettra a Ia
ge6le de Baton Rouge, OIL la delivrera a Ia de-
meure du soussigne All dessus des terres de
Prophet. &C. DEyAI.I..
Est Baton Rouge, 4 octobre IS
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NJ. ,AV1s

AVIS
NOUS asdhs l'hu1nenn de prkvenir lee
abonnss arAbeiile de- h Nile. ORLEANS, qte
nous avons nonyne Mp. Langlume. notre
Agent pour les Paroisyes de Quest ct Eat pa
ton Rouge, avec pouysirsde fare droit 4 toute
reclamation; de recevvir le prix, de Ia sous.
criPtion ct den ,donners q~ui,tance en- notre
nom. BULLlfTsMAGNE < Co.
Baton Rouge. 50 serteilbre 1910.
PERbt;.
a etc perdu un billet souscfit par TlsoA
Pen ct Dard, 4 Pordre de Mr.. Foley, de Ia
somme de Cinq mile hdit cent piastres, psya-
Bile lie Ter Mars lS41. Tine syecompense hon.
nete sefa donn9e, 4 quiconque le remettra /
1. H Trudeau de cette vile. L. pavement
% dit billet ayant s:t arrets,i il he peut etrs
) oc.rs4 MicliEL BERNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17

DSeteuv Edridgs-Ls grand jori de lPhitadeI.
hes trcuye des pfeuses suiisautes DO hiiless
consssfaits cosire Il Dr.. Eldfidee, cslsbrs escsoc.
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GsossIE-Ona lrofe !ecu tons les r.
.purs a. 6lsetiots ~ - Etss. D.sprss % qui
sstyeaf ~ Wings rsclame adae msjotile az
I'LL soix.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining In the Post Office at Baton Rouge.
La. on the 3o,h September Is40. which. if not
called for by the aist Of December. will b seat
to the Genetal Post Ofice ~ dead letters.
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Avis.

AVIS.
r. Viliemsuve Leblanc, de la ~paroisse d.
~ Oaest Baton Rouge, etants dams i'intention
.d'emanciper sa muiatresse nominee PAMELA, ages
- l6ans, ct ayant etc autorise a Get effpt par IL
Juri de Police, de ceite Purbisse ioutes les per.
sonnes qai poutraient avair des opposi.iors legales
b faire an dit % sanclisscnent, sont p.essnnes d,a-
voir D les presenter b la Cour de Paroisse, dams lie
delai de qnarante Jours, d dater de celui de la pro-
sente declaration.
vkr. HEBERT, Sheriff.
Quest Baton Rouge, u Oetobre 10 1876
AVIS.
R.VHlens,tye Leblanc, EAdcuteur Tesla
k,nsataire de fed james Rappeiier, hesnme
lie cotleur libfe, Giant dams l,inten.ion d'afran-
CHR ses ~sselavcs NOMINEES JOE, age d'environ 81
-, ct SitsoN, age d'enyifon 80 ans, Ell ayant ere
90 eet efet passf Ie Jyti dc Police, de- la
'Onest Baton Rasgs:
F3es peIsoanes qui ponTsaient avoir DIES
opl Flegales 4 faire Au d, a franchissement
sont pf6ven,,es d,sv oir a ies4pfessnter D la Cour
de Paroisse, qslai dsieuasa,te joufs, a da-
ter de celui Ranles declasasiops
&. HEBERn, shsfii.
Dues, Baton Rod saobre Is4O-36
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Mile Fanny Eissles ! cffen d. donner $1,000
pour u monument de Bunker Hill.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-10-17
FAQuEBOr ENTIRE La NOUyELLE Or
LEANS ET BATON R0lIGE.

E beau Bateau 4 vapear RORERT FuL.
III TON. Capt. Hooper. fera les voyages rom
me paqaeho. regulisr deux fnis par scenarios. snsre
Ia Noase'ls Orleans as Baton Rouge, Aaissaus Ia
Nouvelle ORLEANS toua les Mardis at Ssmedis. j 10
a3esss de nsstin, Il Gaion Rouge lns,s les Mercrs-
dis dtssiimanehes 4 Ia meme heuIe; cummcncant
u Mafdi22 Ssp.e,nbse court. g
-Four bet a passase, S'aaaresssr au Capi,siae
SIN 40
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II a. sonnms Of hoes @ nu~s s-1wm rms-A
children .--.--.., arms H bhpMpp perfect ddanns~a 9I@ 49,.
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81 oaser for collection.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
com MuslGATtD.
nEnEDRn COlNIl

Al large and respectable meeting OF the Democratic Re
publican party held IN the large Of the Eagl Tavern
dry the 9Th day OF January that being court dny for the
purpose of appointing Spetn Delegate. rcpresen, this
County in the Convention proposed 10 be held in the CITY Of
Richmond the Doth day Of February neu:-on motions
seyenlly made the meeting was organized by calling Col
Maj wiam Cook then addressed tho meeting In . bold
and eloquent aud concluded his remarks by offering
the follow Preamble and Resolutions which were unsni-
mously adopted:
ese governments experience has shown tho importance Of
frc,ncn meetings o the sovereign people IN primary Assem-
brs or - conventions OF delegates chosen by Those Of tho
same noli,eo a,;" In large mud widely dspcrsed commu
mites n is s mo.e necessary INSURE by free and DELHI
discussion and inter hd"se OF ono"s "'som o. cen
clusion and concert OF action Ih't while the election o,
Chief Mn isuntc Of the United Stars important the
approaching Presidential election IL det'ne" P""coA{ So
the vitality important political herh'hs "ncn
agnle the Union and which must be some Wy se'ed
by the general government during tho ne. Presidential r,
Therefore, We npoon OF the Democratic citizens OF Bed
ford county 'encda the Court house thereof agrecaby
public notice expression OF our opinions, doresove,
THAT this meens concur Iilly with their Democratic
brethren of the present Legislature nj virginia that Conven
be held by the Democratic party Of "gn,s N the city OF
cb and on 10Th day of February, 1872 for the
oC c,- rnr s'ube candidate Tor the Wis Presidency
Of the United States and forming Electoral Ticket or'"
ginn, for the next Presidential election
2rhai this county hasno Democratic Deleen'e ~ me
present Legislature ressn, her in the approaching Con
yention, TINT ~.
the Democratic Convention TO be held in the city 81
Richmond. the Goth ofFebrnary next
3-lhai shohd any or All Oh thn ce'og"es "" 70 san"
-ad Convention, TINT hona. Richie md Charles Ellis
Esqrs the city Of Richmond be and they hereby
pointed ntcnnes any all OF said Delegates, who m
TO attend
d-That this meeting feel increasing confidence in the
sncncy, wisdom 6nnness mud patriotism of President Van
Buren, and his administration Of the affairs Of the general go
sernmeni That they highly approve oi'he tone and rr OF
his Annual Message Congress- and especially Of the spirit
economy and retrcncbmen therein pomnlged That they
pleased his increasing popularity and the sure prospect
of his to the Presidency of the United States
On motion Resolved That The blanks in tho SECOND
luton, be flied with the names Of Capt Nelson A. Thomp-
SON Capt, Torisha w. billiard, Col Lewis g. Arthur amos
NJ. Williams, Esq. and Capt Richard Davis.
On notion Resolv ed That the proceedings Of this meet
ing signed by the Chairman and Secretary and published
in the Richmond Enquirer and .,nchburg Nirgnian.
And on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES S. BILLIARD, Chairman.
JAS. I. DILLARD, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
From The Southwestern Dirojui1n.

T. IL T. r. X
COL WM. NJ PEYTON, or ROANOKE.
The approaching Gubernaiofial Election is i
vent of deep interest TO the West, and should not
be lost sight of in the exciting circumstances of the
Senatorial controversy. The great questions of in
ternal policy which Keeling under The conyusve
shocks that the credit system is suffering from pot
cally quackery on the one hand and an inflated spr-
il OF speculation and adventure on the other, make
it important to the whole State, aud especially TO
those portions more immeliately situated the
great lines Of improvement. In casting about for
individual who would be most likely TO keep "a
live these vital streams Of domestic prosperity, and
to simulate, by his zeal, he dropping energies of the
Commonwealth, | know Of no more eligible,
who would be more acceptable, than Col. VIM.
M. PEYToN, Of Roanoke. Col. Peyton's public Ca
reer has been short. but it has been marked by the
most liberal and enlightened and jealous devotion
to every measure which promised to increase the
power, promote the happiness or contribute to the
wealth of the Stale and its citizens. Few men of
his wears have acquired SO extended reputation in
so short period Possessed Of a srong and ner-
vous intellect. more dsling pushed for Judgment than
mag ination-boId, fearless, honest, commanding
in a remarkable degree the love and esteem OF all
his aquaintances, yindcating, in all his relations,
public and private, his title to the reputation OF a
Bayard-"ioithout fear and withom reproach"-so-
ciaI benevolent, generous to fault ardent in the
pursuit ofuseful knowledge. and wIihal free from
the shackles of party. he seems, by his peculiar
qualifications, TO SUMMON us all 10 his support.
Blessed, TOO, with wealth TO bear the expense o.
being Governor and being in the daily habit Of
dispensing elegant hospnslity,he would derive no
uncomfortable influence from the indulgence Of this
virtue.
IL is said that Vincent Witcher, with whom Col.
Peyton was frequently brought in COLLISION during
the last winter, pronounced him Of the strongest
and clelrest headed men in the Legislature. Ills
published efforts speak for themselves and have en-
twined for him wreath which lew men in the State
would not be willing TO wear. Col. Peyton wants the
1uency in debate the splendid imagery, the rich snd
howery drapery ofhis eloquent relative, Col. MsDow-
ell, but in strength and each Of mind in soundness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

ere conceived" somewhat novel expression. and
strangely appled,l my object is to show the large
hole which the Enquirer leaves. al winch 10 creep
out hereafter. Before The Legislature met, the sum
total oil the Enquirers advice. in reference to It's
course upon the Banking question. Was, BE finn,
but "ise"-which is, you will admit, remarkably
precise, definite and significant Now. after haiing
NC '.frm SPIRIT it says, of Mr.. Smiths iesola-
hons' I'VE may not go so far with OF the
FEATURES, We may 90 farther it'll Others" &c. Is not
this the nc plus ultra Of neu-committalism I'VE
may and I'VE may noi"--not do and we do not
And besides. especai pains taken to "shnk'
the point. ms To those features of Mr. Smiths resolu
ions IN which he may and those in winch lc "may
not concur; SO that, hereafter, If OF them should
nc ADOPTED and turn out we'll why hat will be the
very one IN which he ooncu,red whereas il another
De adopted audit work badly, thai will be the
which he objected Tact is better than talent !!
thars certain. would say more /, but the editor of
the Enquirer has no time To read mach less TO an
swer the Nirgiuian. and under such circumstances
1t may be deemed unchsrilablc to annoy him.
must however refer to lis w sshington CORES.
ponden'. who thinks liue Mr.. Walker of Mississip-
pi, was two much" for Mr., Clay in a late Skin
inish IN the Senate The bare expression of such
an opinion throws dlscredit upon the sincerity of
the man who writes, and upon the judgment OF the
Editor who publishes it, lie might as " ell say the
lusre Of the glow-wo,m is brighter than the blaze
of the sunor the wcig LIT Of a tom III had broken
the back OF an elephant. There would be about as
much probability in The In the other.
The same Washington correspondent, after an
nouncng The arrival ii Gen. Scott in that city. adds,
He is a noble soldier" Had Gen. Scott received
the Harrisburg nomination, he would have been
"scolded like drab' by this very writer; and he
would have found in the Enquire, rs eager etai-
Ter OF his abuse then as he does Of his compliments
now.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
First ballot.
House
Senate

Gen. Bayly voted Tor K. NJ. r. Hunter, Mr..
Crafford for Mr. Gmer, Mr.. Smith Of 81. for Judge
Allen, and Senator McMuilen for Mr.. Mcdowell
One more vote would have elected Mr.. Rves. The
three mpraclicable, as they called, "im-
possiLie' gentlemen, will incur fearful response
by If they defeat election, # they so act as
to elect a friend Of the Administration.
The roll is now calling fora second balot-Result
precisely the same, except that MIR. SiHl,h ofGi vo-
Ted for John Robertson. and Senator McMullen,
dropping his impracticabilily, for Judge Mason.
Joint vote, Riyes SO, Mason so, scalteiing3
6o'cLcck.-A motion is made to postpone the far
her execution OF the joint order oil the day until to.
morrow. Agreed TO. The House will adjourn in a
few minutes.
In expressing the opinion in my yesterdays lei :
ter, that Judgs Mason would be elected | was mis-
led, as had been before. by unfounded rumors as
the position of certain gentlemen in reference to
whom grea, uncertainty has existed from The begin
ming OF the session until they gave tEeir votes. The
ruaor now is (but do no, pretend To vouch for its
accuracy that, after few more ballots. if the
friends OF Judge Mason should discover that they
cannot elect him, they will bring into the field Judge
Upshur, an old Federaiist OF the '95 schoo,-the
leader of tho Federal phaanx on the Eastern
shore down 10 the period OF the "era of good feel
ings," when old party lines were obiteraled-afer-
wards Nullifyer Of the straest sect-a man who has
boosted that "he The first to raise the flag of
Disunion in Virginia." and who was recently, if he
is not now, National Bank man, which, accord
ing to Mr.. Goodies speech is The ne plus ultra OF
all that is herotica and abominable in polncs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
CoMMUNIeATI Ed.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY,

Alta meeting ofihe Wing party Of Prince Edward couhy
held Mt the House the 20h OF January 1910 Mr.
John Fournoy called TO the Chair and Asa ID. Dick
inson appointed Secretary Of the meeting.
The object Of the meeting having bsen explained on mo
ton, il unanimously
Resolved. That is e1pcdent to appoint Delegates rep
the Wing party Of this county in the State Convention
to be held the ri Richmond the 24b Of February
for the purpose Of nominating Wing Electoral Ticket
In accordance with this resolution Me.srs John j. Flour
nov Read Francis NJ Watkins and Henry Thwsn
appointed said Delegates.
motion. Resolved That the proceedings Of this
meeng be forwarded to the Editors Of the Richmond Wing
and Lynchburg Virginian for publication.
JOHN }. FIOURNOY, Chairman.
A. ID. Dickinson Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
RICHMOND, Jan. 90, 1910,
4 past 5 o'clock, =. NJ.

The House, which has been in session since / |
O'Clock, has just had ballot Tor Senator. MIR.
Rives was nominated by MI, Crutchfeld, and Judge
Mason by Mr. Ridey-and Messrs Goode. (who
formally gave in his adhesion to the Administration
paAiy.) Venable, Bayly, Chapman, TunsIall, Gregg
~, Crooper, Craliord, Lipscomb, &c &c. took
part in the debate. ] shall have time, however,
to give you sketch before the mail closes. 1t is
proper to say, however, that Nh. Gregory declared
&c voted for Mr.. X. in accordance with what lie had
salts factorIly understood to be the will Of his CON
stitucn,s. Mr.. Chopper made a noble speech, both
in matte, and manner, explaining the reasons OF his
change Of position. He declared that he was u
thorough Whg and now that the contest was redu-
oed to Riyes and Mason, he would so for the for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
TO TIL; PUBLIC.

vINHE subscriber rcturns his thanks ~ his friends
l. and the public generally, ter tho l'besa, encssr
aeemen, received by tia late firm nj page u ALL.
aud takes this me,hod Of Informing ihclp that be In
tends continuing 10 carry on tho
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in al Its branches ut the stand lately occupied hy
them, where he will thank fully receive asd f.ithfslJ
exec ate all orders in his line.
Hc will keep constantly 90 land an assortment ef
CLOTHES, ready mad. Of various prices, from the
eoarses, tho finest qualify. which vii We ssld -
cheap NJ they can be purchased IN this market, Ter
cash. LEWIS PAGE.
Neatly oppasiso Me'srs. Williams Il V,r,.r.
Feb. Am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
RICHMOND MARKETS. lac. g.

We iespes,fuliy suagssi to osr county sssdsss.
particularly those drss,ly Interested, 10 bring fer
ward ,heh flour and wheat early. II msy yst be
I've months before The Northern canals will be ssvi-
gable, during winch time Vna MIA noss will Pc
baby be in steady demand, and command highss
prices than afcrthat per,od-and We can assure
our Nor,h.rs and Easern frcpds that The
quality Of Virginia 1our. though alwsys good. 10
gather better than ususl-tie last harvest hsyisg
yielded graiq Of very fine CO, it,-wList therefore
The supplies arc cut oil fron thu interior Of nev
York, and farther Wss, from the sites Of Mes Yssh.
Boston. aud othsr large marLs,s. We invite srdsss
10 this city.
ToBACCO-Luss So 375; I.esfSi.sos s.Ys
-sxreme prices. General sales ~ ,sOh Q 50.
FLOU B.-lloldsts ssk SO, bpt We hear " No
Gales.
WHEAT-Sl.o3 to To !. 10 per bushel.
CORN-Salcs n, 50 to IS cents per pushsl-,hs
latter price on iimc.
MEAI-f5 gents PER boshrl
EXCHANGE on Lon DON-la PER sent pee
MUM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
FOR Il EMIT,

lk4l THE HOUSE and Lot on Federal Hill, q,
NJ! prsssn, in the occupancy olk'leming Cole
.A man, 10 Tor rent. Possession given Immediately,
s. x NJ. II. GARLAND.
Feb. Oil
WISH TO HIRE one or t~o Negro Men. 10
i worn on u Farm, about tw miles from l. ysLh-
burg. JAMES 4AMEWELL.
Feb z p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
DRAWINGS RECEIVED.

~ - 63 % SO 80 s 40 So Go % 90 66 -.
This above numbers drawn (os the benef.. Of
the town OF WelIsbuvg, CIsss No. for ls,4o. Al
Alexandra, Va. January 25,h. 1870, and
So 60 % "a % 81 q Sc a. 81 70 a., =
Were drawn at Richmond. on the 2s,h OF January,
ls4o. for the benefit Of tie town vi Ws.buyg Extra
Glass, Mol,
Good PEIsss sold At
BOOMERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

an Wednesday. the 5ih inst, will sell. fse esee.
~ in front nf my Auction Room the WOOD.
on twenty or thiry acres Of land. in small lessse
suit wood haulers, say five acres with hs privilege
Of ten. lying in four miles Of Town, adjsisisg
The Lands Of Mr.. Garland Anderson and eihen u
Amherst.
Sale NJ 10 o'clock,
PHELPS.
Eeh
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- - = = -
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening the 9Th ult. by the Re'
VIM. |. IIoIcombe, En-. RoBEnr SroTswoo
PArrr. to Miss FRANoEs ANN RUSSELL, daughts
of Mr.. John q. Meem. all Of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
rAILORlNG BUSINESS,
NO TkCE.
-

VNIis "a. Partnership heretofore cxls,ing bs,vssa
J. the subscribers. II this day disc lived by mu,asl
conscni. Tho name Of the firm 10 no used esly -
closing the BUSINESS All peisons indebted 10 W are
requested 10 come forwa'd and s.te tho ssN,s, 10
early - possb's with Henry Hal, that We n,sy bs
enabled 10 pay ,huss 10 whsm we arc iudsb'ed,
LEWIS pAGE.
HENRY HALL.
Feb 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
HENRY HALL. TAHOE.

HAS renewed one door above the Hook S,o,a 81
Il L Mr.. T. Echols, opposite Dr. Hawsi Dsvi.s's.
lilo 10 prepared 10 execute work in the neaiest ard
most durable manner aud IN the pos, fs.hiuushls
Nss. lie will also keep on hand an extensive as.ur,-
went " Gsntlsmsns Cis,hng ready spsds, and rec.
pecfuly invites the attention Of b.. friends and for,
'n"r patrons. HENRY HALL.
Feb. 4 A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03

90 IL w q 90 Id >
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT OUR
w CASH STORE, Bank Square,
supply Of
FILL & WAITER GOODS,
which, upon examination, will be found 10 equal any
stock in this marker in style variety and cheapness.
We respectfully solicit call from our old custom
and friends and the public generally. They will
find are determined TO sell cheap for CASH.
Planters, Farmers, Contractors, and
others, who havewooIens TO buy. would save con-
sderabiy by examining our heavy stock OF
.N'Nps Cotton, FHSI'd Cloths, Lt,sseys,
BLANKETS
and other coarse Goods suitable for servants before
supply ing themselves.
BONNETS Il FANCY GOODS.
We have very large supply Of Oh NET
Of every description, Plain Straw, at all prices,
Nuns. Florence Braids from 81 to the finest article
of the kind manu- featured, Bonnet Ribbons Of every
style suitable to the season, together with q hand
some selection Of Mouslia de Laines, Silks, Satins,
Merinoes, French, German and English worked
Capes d. Collars, Fancy Hdkfs, Gloves, Insenings
and Edgings of all sorts, Cprls PIas and many 9TH
er handsome and desirable GOODS, TO which We
particularly invite the attention. of the LADIES.
o. We invite call from Country Merchants,
10 whom we will make a liberal deduction from r.
tail prices. ~as HORNER d WATSON. &
Oct ~ TIL
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5000 3ds Ncgroe' CIes 81
VGTE HAVE lately received and hsle 80 -
w sale 5000 yds Nspt Cones, Caaeieen
Fulvd Cloths. Ksrseya Linssya, and psker eeela
suitable for NcgIos Clo,hse, shlch ~ sss 49,
mined ~ sell lawsr than usual
ALSO
1900 BLANKETS, =, uppsually IN pApse
Farmers and Panssss vlil do ,hsmae(yQl 1Rss h.
justice b. Dol e1aniqaS eNy s,ceh As(ass tas4seso.
QIl1
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Il u UC a T OF N,

YNtlE most sesssion ofiny School will eommssss
l. % sionday. the I7fi mat. Every pun,i
will be considered a. engaged from the day Of su,yg
I'LL the end VI the scsson.-Terms rs hrs-,o(e
REBECCA l.. TOWNLEY,
Feb 3 Stiff
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FEMALE SCHlOOR.

fRUE n~xt session Of the subsc rbcrs Scooi will
J. commence on Monday. the 10th Of February,
iS40. Terms 40 horsoorc.
]. W. GOODMAN.
Febs Wifi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-03
Poslpolaelnienf.

N consequence of the bad weather, the above ssle
L will be postponed until. fourth day "Wednesday
9Th ins,) 10 commence At 10 o'clock, ut the Thee
Mile Post. on tho Campbell CJu, Honse road. nk
be suitable. WIN. DAVIS. Js.
Feb IL