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ST. LOUIS MARKET-Nov. IA.
Oct. 24-3t.

ST. LOUIS MARkEI-Nov. Ia.
Bacon Hams, l2ia14; Shoulders, 7idS
Sides, 8aa9; Hog round 9 scarce.
Beans-Market well supplied, and prices
have declined. We quote at 75c-dull sale.
Buter-lO to 12ic.-Good supply.
Brandy-American 5Oa75; C0gniac 81
5Od So; Champagne S2aS3.
Bees-udr-22 TO "a and scarce.
Candles-We quote sperm +8a5o; scarce
mould Is; dipped I3-scarce.
Cotton Ydrn-a3 to "a, sales. Good
supply
Cofee-Havana green, 1914; Rio lsaI4
scarce. Java l6ial8; st. Domingo l2al3c
in demand.
Segars-Melee 5sa6; per m. Hav. NJ.
15a2O; per Principe 2oa25. Good stock
on hand.
Cordqgc Hemp bed cords 50 so: Grass
So 90; Manila plough lines 25; Manila
rope l5dl6 Hemp plough lines 81 SO.
DomesticS-We quote for 3-4al Taste;
"A at l0alei.; plentiful supply.
Flour, 4 to 4 so
Fish-No. l, $40; No.2. II; Nos, 10
scarce-Cod fish, 50 ooaS2 s5i Herring, IL
to IS plenty.
~Frui-Raisins NJ ea2 25; do NJ r e55
az rs. scarce. S S Almonds l6dl8; H
Sdo lOal2i.
Furs d Peltries-Shaved deer skins $50
As; red and blue do 35d45; fall grey 20a25.
winter grew l5al5; raccoons 75aSl 12;mink
35a56; wild cat 80 ais; grey fox so, bear
skins Sla3, in demand; otter S5aS8-all
furs in great demand and rising.
Gin-We quote American ga a 75c.-
Holland 81 5Oal IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 25a3Oc; Wheat
Gid; Oats 25a3O.
Hides, dry 8; in demand
Hemp, 6 and scarce.
bon-Bar &C; band 8; hoop 10 to12; round
and square 6 to IL; sheet 9 to II, castings 4.
Lard-8a1O; scarce.
Ledd-S3 S7i a "a 90
Molasses-The supply is large, on levee
we quote it at 80 by the quantity; 33aS5
in stores.
NaRs-There is good supply we quote,
IA; No 8. 9 cents.
Oil-Sperm Winter Strained / 35al so;
Summer strained 1 GOAL 80; Tanners S2Od
81 per barrel; L.inseed 1 STAT IS.
Pork-Fresh no sales, in Dbl. mess lSa~i
prime 15al6, no sales of any consequence.
Rice-6ia7c.
Rum-N. O. 62sa75c; Jam. 81 50a1 IS.
Sdlt-On the landing from boats. G A 2,25
L B . so in store; G. A. 9 37s to 9 so L. b.
50 75-demand fair.
Sugar-7a7i; Loaf Sugar I6a18,s.
Soap-Eastern No. l, 7a9; Cincinnati
6 to I; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky, loae5; Virginia a5a5o-sood
supply. In hhds no sales.
Teas-Young Hyson 7o175; G. P. and
Imperial 85a9O.
Tar Per Dbl sac; key 1o1 25-sood supply.
Whiskey-Sales made of raw whiskey %
a23-rec,ified e3c.-in store e4a26.
Wines-Prices vary but little from last
weeks quotations--we quote Sweet Malaga
IS; Tenerlffe, S1al SO; Madeira, common
75c, best quality 81 75a2 so; Sherry S2asa
Champagne sails.
, 1840-11-21

Pretty Women.-"Of all other views, a
man may in time grow tired, but in the coun-
tenance of woman, there is a variety which
sets WEAKNESS at Defiance" The divine
right Of beauty. says Junius, is the only d.
vine right an Englishman can acknowledge,
and Il pretty woman the only tyrant he is
not authorised to resist.
, 1840-11-21

The election of presidential Electors, has
now taken place in all the states of the I'm
ion except the state of South Carolina, which
elects Electors, by her state Legislature, al
ter the 23d inst. So soon as the election
returns from the several states shall have
been received in any thing like an authentic
form, they shall be given to the readers of
the Journal.
, 1840-11-21
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

KTOTICE is here by given that the undersigned
y has taken out letters of Administration on the
estate of Josiah Gordon, decd, from the Pike Coun-
ty Court, bearing date the 2lst. Sept. lo4O: All per-
sons, therefore, who have any cl inns against the e.
tate Of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance, within ono
year from the date of said letters, or they may be
precluded from having any benefit Of said estate, and
if such claims are not presented within three 5ean
they will te GaleveS barred.
ROBERT P. GORDON. Adninisir.
Oct 0d-2t-
, 1840-11-21

Daddy | recon as how | might 60 a
.'courtin" now, bein' as how gooseberry
pies is comm in fashion, maint lP Yes,
son, | recon So" swell if | don't go to
see somebody's gal next Sunday, then saw
nv old hat in two"
, 1840-11-21

claresf That there is a bachelor in that place
who fancies himself a shinplaster, and will
not offer himself to any lady for fear Of be-
ing refused.
, 1840-11-21

A Pretty RiddIc.-'I will consent to all
you DESIRE" said a young female to her los-
er. "on condition that you give me what you
have not, what you never can have, and yet
what you can give me-" What did she ask
him for? A husband.
, 1840-11-21
and such a retreat from their ranks as was
never witnessed before.

The STATE OF Missouri rs. DARNEs.-
This case was tried last week; the jury were
charged by his Honor, Judge Bowiin, on
Friday night. In the course Of the, night
the jury agreed, made up a sealed verdict,
and were dismissed. On Saturday morning
it was opened. The verdict was Guilty Of
Manslaughter in the 4th degree.
The jury, as a punishment Of the offence
committed by VIM. P. barnes in taking the
life of Andrew J. Davis, ESQ.,, proprietor Of
a Democratic newspaper in the city of ST.
Louis, fined said barnes in the sum Of $500.
THE NORTHEASTERN BoUNDARY.-The COM
m~issioners appointed to re-survey the dispu-
ted territory are on their return, having
gone over the whole GROUND, and carefully
examined it. 1t is stated that there is no
doubt upon the minds of the Commissioner
that the line claimed by the Americans is the
true line. The report will probably be soon
forthcoming.
THE RESUMPTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Reporter Of the LIST inst. says, ''the Banks Of
Philadelphia had a meeting on Friday night
when the movement TO assist the Bank OF
the U. S. by affording her facilities to resume
specie payments was finally agreed upon,
and the amount of assistance fixed at fire
millions of dollars. A committee was also
appointed to proceed eastward, and endeavor
to obtain a loan there n loan in money at from
one to two years, being deemed much better
than the Post Note from heretofore adverted
10. Should this committee fail in obtaining
sucha loan. and the chances are against them
under existing circumstances. it is probable
that the Post Note plan vii! be resorted to.
1t is also said that Messrs. Alsop and Brown,
Directors of the u. 5. Bank, will accompany
Mr.. Jaudon on his return TO England. and
probably with a view Of obtaining a specie
loan on the other side OF the water. 1t is out
right to add that we have heard doubts ex
pressed in intelligent and well informed quar-
te.s Of the practicability oil a successful anC
effective resumption IN the part Of all The
banks at the time specified"
, 1840-11-21
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A LII persons interested in the Estate OF
IA Luke Half, deceased, are hereby notified
that at the next February term of the coun,
ty court, for the county OF Pike, ] shall make
4 final settlement of said estate.
ELEANOR HAFF,
Surviving Executrix of
Nov. 14--4t. LUKE HAFF, decd.
, 1840-11-21

MURDER N SUIcIDE--A most brutal muir
der was committed at Wallingford, in New
Haven county, on Tuesday last, by a man
named Hopkins HotchkiSs, on the persons Of
a woman named, Harriet Allen. 1t appears
that a criminal connexion had existed be-
tween the murderer and his victim, who was
a married woman, but with her mother, had
for a considerable time made her home in the
house of Hotchkiss. A divorce, however,
had been obtained during the last week for
her. and it was understood she was 10 have
been married to IIotchkiss on the ensuing
Sunday. Hotchkiss returned from New Ha-
ven on Monday afternoon, bringing with him
two quarts Of New England rum, O. which
both parties freely portook before retiring.
About 6 o'clock on the morning of Tuesday,
he proceeded to the room where Mrs. Allen
was asleep with her mother, and split her
head open at the first blow with an axe, and
by repeated blows, mutilated her body in a
most frightful manner. Hotchkiss then cut
his own throat in such name that he sur,
vived but a short time.
The parties were nearly Of the same age
about % years, and were of very disso!ute
habits. No immediate cause is known fol-
the acts which constituted this dreadful
tragedy Hartford times.
, 1840-11-21
Rowling GREEN ACADEMY,

THE subscriber will open this Institution on Mon
IL day the ODD inst. The usual branches OF an
English Education will be taught, together with tbs
Latin Language. The scholastic year will be divided
into two sessions of Eve months each.
Terms for Reading, Writing and Arithmetic per
Session so w
English Grammar and Geography, &c. IU
Latin Language, 10 10
Nov. l4-tf. N. p. MlNOk.
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MA RI F. ID.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. MIR. Crock,
Mr.. JOHN C. CUNNINGHAM, to Miss ELIz-
ABETH MoRRrs, all of this county.
, 1840-11-21

OF We are authorized to announce GIL
CHRIST PORTER, Esq, as a candidate
for reelection to the office of Circuit Attor-
new of this Judicial Circuit. The election 10
be held the LIST Monday Of November next.
, 1840-11-21

A CuRpoUs ATMOSPHERIC FAcr.-The state
ment of Mr.. Wise, the eronaut, is a curious
one. 1t is well known that almost every
one, on looking down from a great height,
feels affected by vertigo-giddiness Of the
head-and a sensation Of sickening insecure
tv. But he AYERS, from repeated experience.
that this only occurs when the individual is
sitting or standing upon something connected
rih the ground. even if it be only by a rope.
or anv other slight communication with the
earth. But that entirely isolated from the
earth, no such feeling or sensation can be ex-
perienced.
, 1840-11-21

feel of the leaf has a household warmth in
it-something analogous to clothing and com
fort.
, 1840-11-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
H1HERE will be presented TO the next general as
i sembly Of the State of Missouri, a petition for
anew county taken from Pike and Lincoln, bounding
on the Mississippi river.
July IL MANY CITIZENS.
, 1840-11-21
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

MANY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
From me Pcicrsburg IatcWaencer.
THE STANDING ARMY.

In look ne book OF Spec cl,es and Biograpil-
ical Sketches the other day, we've struck by the
following remarks on 'Sianhing Army" made by
the celebrated Mr. Pultney in The Blush Pa,l'a
ment Making AL proper allowance tor tie a'iier-
eni circumstances IN which the Unued States and
Great Britain are placed. ,hiuk Mr.. Pultney's re-
marks are peculiarly applicable 10 The dangerous
pr6jet iot raising SiandIng Army winch has re-
cently emauaied from The Adninistaion. u u
Standing Amy il dangerous 10 the liberties OF mo sc
who live under a monafehleal government, ~ II MT
more dangerous 10 y republic ihe history OF The
world proves 1t. For popular govern" cnls OF all
others are most exposed 10 tho evils with which Il
large Standing Army IS iraush'. The monatches
OF Europe have furnished Nj, Van Bnren with his
6nauclal models. aud II would seem thai from them
he has received his IDEAS of a Standing Army
But 10 aur extract:
Mr.. PuLrNrf's. (Eah &C Bath,) SPEECH on
TIE MorIoN ron REDUCING THE ARMY IN i74o
Sn, We have heard a great deal about I'aiila-
menlary armies, and about an army continued HON
year 10 year; have always been, Sir. and ii'ays
shall lie. agains, standing army OF any Mud. 10
me ~ IS atefrihle ding; whether under that o' par
! hamentary on any uiber designations. a standing ar
my Is standing army, whair'er name II ~ caiied
by: they are body OF men distmci from The
body Of The people they governed by diH ien'
laws; aud bind obedirnce, AMI an culture subniss or
10 the orders OF ihelr commanding officer is iei
only principle. The nations around us, SIR, are al
| ready euslaved, and have been stsayed by those
very by means OF Then standing armies they
have every Que lost iher liberties IL is ind ed i'm
pnssble thai the liberties ii The people can he pre-
served in any country where numerous standing
army is KEPT up. Shall linen take any ii ou'
measures from the exa npes Of our neiehbo,s =
No. sir on the contrary from th'r utisiornn-s We
one ht TO lean TO avoid those rocks uon when tue,
! have split.
| 1t signifies nothing tell me, that our army Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

inhab'ied by h,s father. The cabin was ON Chi
(po") Creek. where tho cabia Point 4, ba CO In
speetion was cstablishcj ~ 1870. Al tins place mi
now be seen beautiful obelisk, erected the
cry OF Henry Harrison, who died Ia September.
1892.
A massy stone covers the grave Of Hannah. the
vile OF Benj amin Harrison. She died in l65l.-
Another stone covers the grave of Be, amiu Hart
son, born IN 1912 aud died N l7l2 These an.
testers Of the loe CABIN Candidate, woic highly re-
speeird some oi them filled offices ol great impor.
lanee, the duties oi winch, they discharged with
honor 10 themselves aud advantage th-ir cauniry.
II generally ADMITTED that there much 10 con.
denim IN the pnesrni Administration. Macy lhink
that tie President should only Tor term.
tso thought General Jackson, before he tUas cecteR
approve the doctrine uf ruiaiinn IN ohoe ate unwtl
ing to increase The patronage Il the President. I q
all men entertaining such opiniuns. | appeal TO,
support lor William Henry HARRISON.
viii not be So rude pre- umc that any man
IN whose veins the blood Of Harrison eifrulates can
be so wanting ia f'm,y p,ide and love Of si,lue rs
Ia Withhold his support hom him who is an honur
- his name, ms Mature STATE, aud TO his Conn
try, X.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
ARKANSAS,

The Wings Of Arkansas held n State Conventions
nj Lutte Rock On the 10th iusIau,, which was nume-
rousiy acded every county IN the Siate being rep
resented. The nominations oi the Harrisburg Con-
seniion were faltiied without n dissenting voice,
aud spirited address 10 the people al the State, IN
which tie claims OF those distinguished statesmen
were eloqnenlly set FORTH was adoptrd.
The Convention nominated Colonel ABsALoM
Fowler candidate ioi Congress, and JOHN
RISsooLp, JonN n. CoCKg, aud LEWIS EvAss,
u Electors.
Among the resolutions which were adopted wss
the following:
Resoired, That -four exerlions will avail. Atksn-
sas shall not join the viciors aiief the hattie, but
she shall be found IN the front rank, eide by side
with her old Wing .iscrs, on the day which elcvatss
the Peoples COMMUNICATIVE Log Candidate
to the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
NOTICE..

DY VIRTUE Of a decree OF the Circuit SUPER
ID or Count of Law and Chdncery for the County
of Amherst, pronounced on The Al, day OF Aprh.
ls4O. in the case OF Wardsworth, Williams q Co.
plainliffs against Peer G. Hansard ard others ee
fendants the undersigned commissioners, or one OF
them will sell, at public Auction, TO the highest
bidder for cash. at Amherst Court House. on Mon
day, the 18th day Of May next. (being court day.)
all the right, title, and interest OF the said Peter Z.
Hansard, to the SLAVES, aud their increase,
which were bcquesihed TO Inn by the last Will and
testament Of his father, the late John t1ansaid
deed, aud Which said will is duly recorded in the
County Court OF Misunderstanding as Com"ls'n"-
eT. the undersigned will give the title Conferred ny
said decree to the purchaser and none other. ms
is however. regarded unqneslonable.
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr., Com,,s.
DAVID r. EDLEY,
April 20 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
Notice.


ID URSUANT to the provisions Of a Deed OF
l. Trast, bearing date the 9Th day OF December,
1889, & recorded ~ The Clicks Office Of tie County
Courl Of Franklin, executed by Peter Fisher. Jr
the undersigned trustees To secure certain debts IN
SAID deed eufioned.w one OF us,wlil on the 30l
day OF this month al Germantown, Franklin conn
~, Va, sell at public auction, for cash. Tract
Of Land, adjoining the Lands OF john Laymon
and others, containing 40 o. 50 acres less !;
horses 30 or thirty head OF Sheep; 40 or 50 Hogs
10 o Is head Of Callle: two Ruad Wagons and the
Teams of Horses running with HE same, (sx Horses
each team) wiih all the Gear one Negro man
named Daniel five sepefare LOTS with all the
Houses thereon now held by sand Peter Fisher j..
IN Germantown, Franklin county, they being The
same lots purchased by him OF WIN. Cnrai~ood aud
Susan his wife respectively also all his interest in
The estate OF Peter FISHER, it,, in Franklin county.
The title is believed to be good, but as Trustees. we
shall convey such lille only, as Is vested in US b,
lie trust deed aforesaid.
ALEX'K IRVINE, ! Trns-
NATHANIEL Ii. CLAIBORNE, : tees.
ADrIl Is 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
NEW HAT nsTAHLrsriMENr.

INHE subscribers would respectfully inform their
l. friends and The public generally, that they have
taken tho house formerly occupied BY Geo. W.
Gaines and that they "ilkeep constantly on hand
general assortment Of FUR and SILK HATS.
We Intend manufacturing the principal part OF
our Hats and can therefore safely warrant them to
the purchaser. We will make all kinds of Hats 10
order, and we promise particular attention 10 such
work
We invite those who have formerly dealt at this
House, TO continue their patronage as We are deter
mined 10 sell a, low any other Hat establishment
10 this place. We solicit call
WOLFLEY & BIGBIE.
All persons indebted TO Il. w Gaines will please
call and seule their accounts llh immediately. as
We the OIL, persons authorized and col
lect any debt due 10 him. W. d b.
April 10 CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

t'ess made IN tact, The ministerial areu ol A.
l"ec''es' We ASK no violence 10 nnmask these des
pots disguised IN the gafment, of demo, racy -
I'eeee's OIL 'nr domestic peace aud liberty without
"hen Phohc liberty Is yalneless, We implore Your
parent energy; We ask your voiees and your efforts
Increasingly "uh your fathers, your friends your
nf"ihers, your nrighbon Let the revolution be
finn, but peaceful.
In You, young men Of America. rest the germs
oi future national strength aud greatness. MANY
are as, ci, unp'rdged to a political course, aud /,
herohes you In be wary ia Your selection. Choose
a'selN aud hereafter You will have have PRIDE of
Pnlnn anu misiakrn consistency To preserve, whilst
h"' '"nr lives vii he heaelessy spent in .dtfaiae
your position From 4our ranks are 10 come the
lu'nre ro"ts OF The Land, making YOU the guar
dams IN the western world OF tue Democratic 1t.
berv.
In Your candidate, WILLIAM HENRY HAIR.
RlsoN, You have every ihne that could be de-
s'en True constr uiional principles hfuiness, hun
or ie"fn'np, wisdom, experience. lIr has SERVED
histouNTRr wIlh the AM, rnE Swoan. ruE Pm
lie II brother oi The woa,Snia -shou1e, M shout
nef I've has stood wnh tie Buckeye Rinemen md
Tue kentucky kahgrr,-and side b, SIDE he has s,t
IN council "fh your II osi approved and most elo-
q"en' Statesmen. Thus practically educated aud
made eminent by the peoples tvof. he has rscn
nom oeseniiy In gt'1ncss, On lie wings Of hls
genius, MT on the borrow ed piumcs of "A diving
PH1n'S. tie comes In YOU. A Nrw MAN An rur STAT
OF e"sfRNmfNT, As you ARE INV IN LIFE, aud
nave TIE earnest, IN his skill his Judgment hs rx.
prnence, his honor, his vniue, OF the restoration
ui "hr country 10 trrsperty and greatness,
Apiis jolred with hun IN This mn,k Of tedempion
we hnd JOHN TYLER. The favored son Of Viz
ena'- great Among her great men--with Judy mcnt
tlpfncd by years OF duiy aud political rNpetience
ana WIN dlgni'y TO PRESIDE IN the Senate, ~hch,
"noet your auspices we hope again 10 sec hailed
as the most able body Of Statesmen IN the world 4"
Thus blows the wind far from every quarter -
co te 10 us with YOU, tens Your hundreds ave van,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
Upholstering and Paper Hanging

INHE SUBSCRIBERS wonld respectfully IL
Il form the citizens OF Lynchbure aud the sur
rounding country, that they have taken part OF the
sroie on Man street occupied by Mr.. Wm. Crosbie,
fjr the purpose of carrying on the
gpaOIstcrillg and Paper Hanging Bat
sincsS,
where they have lust opened a handsome assortment
of French and American PAPER Ilapengs Of the
latest style and patterns, which they ATE prepared t"
put up at the shuttest notice aud III tue neaiesl
manner.
They also make TO order Feather Beds, CURED
Hair aud Shuck VI attrassrs &c.
They also keep on hand, Table Oil Cloth, Win
dow Blinds. Carpeiine, &c. &c.
Persons in want Of any hlng in their liae, are re-
specially invited to give hm call.
c. DOGGET & Co.
p. Sod Mattresses Suias and Chairs, repair
ed ia the best manner.
! Feb. 81 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
TIE LOG CABIN.

Ii is remark able thai The enemies Of General Har-
rison should have called him the - log cabin" can
dniae, in densioa. tie meus the appei!a,on : II IS
apcesnis.w-tc amorg the earliest selters IN FHgi.
ma. Benjamin Hanson located h's family on the
rich lands IN - Mricliar,s BRANDON" On the Sonlb
side of James River. Benj amiu, the son, settled in
Charles Cry County. and died there IN l7I2. lie,
(the great gra dath-r Of General tlarrison) iivrd
m a britk house. whicn was called I" Br,cktry y
(now Bcrkley) in adistnctiou TO The Log Cabin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
.NOTECE,.

FORWARN all persons from trading iof "A
L bond for the sun OF fifty dollars, which bond
was executed to me by John Robinson OF Bedford
aud bears date about The 10Th of March, 1883 TO The
hes, of my recollection The SAID bend WIS taken out
ofmy possession about the 18th Of Sept last WIN,
out my knowledge or consent. l also fo,oiu sa'u
Robinson from paying the amour. ut sad bona !"
any other person Than Abner Anthony. Jr., VINO
alone is authorised TO receive the amount oi SAID
debt, as ] have traded the claim to HIM.
THOMAS STEEN.
April l6 3ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
From tie PetersJurg fattHsencer.
1.-THE LOG CABIN ANDIDATE" AND
CABIN POINT.

From the folIo"ing communic iion. It would ap-
pear tlilt the Administration arlsocrats aie n"i ~
lar wong as they generally are. when they call
Old TIP the" log bln candidate" | appears thai
his ancestry e,igiailng TO this country were tr-
uauts OF u vrriiabe - log CABIN located where
Cabin Ponl" stands, lfon winch crcut'-
s,ance We have i,ue doubt that once thriving village
ii, cd ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
April 6
A VALUABLE FEMALE SERVANT
All ACTION.

NTE WILL SELL, on Saturday. tie 25lh day
w OF Aprl, in itont OF our auction room, a yety
likely Female Servant, 8 or 90 years Of age. She
is first rate house servant. an excellent Sc Mistress.
good manufacturer Of cloth, Toner aud washer.
Terms 80 DAYS credit.
PAYNE & TURNER, Auc,ioneers.
p S. We have on hand. for sale, reduced prices,
u Large lot Of N. o., u. Il. and Auakapas Sugars,
Teas, Mol lsses. and about 50 Bags Coffee, Also u
handsome lot OF Hog Skins Bag Leather and Sheep
SKINS. p q +.
April 10 t2oA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NV + afe now receiving our NtB Cash Store,
w an extensive assortment Of Spring and Sum
n,er Goods, Which were recently purchased IN the
Northern cities upon the most favorable terms aud
offered to the public unusually cheap and desi
rattle. those in want OF new cheap and handsome
Goods, wall do well To favor with early rail.
BURTON & ROBES.