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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

The following is tt:c result of the elec-
lion held in Charleston on Monday the 9th
inst. ]. F MihzinS, Esq Mayor: Alder
mon, &. NJ. Furnan, Nrili MrNril, R,
w. Cog,lrIl, John Schnirrlc, Francis
Lance, il. & MaSralh. George Kinluch,
w Patton, JOHN IIuutr", OTIS Mills, A..
Mcdonald. aud S. 2. Ripley.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
HAMBUsG. Sent. -,

We have but sliglri ailerat;on to male in
the quotations oI III" co!ton nlariet for illr week
Just Closed. rriccs rang from 81 'u!'i cemls,
au! market :! adv cav;na oil irun our !a>
notice. Buyers ar" aiIXn'llS 10 get l!"hd "faIl
the cotton that arrives, w!lirb iils I""I,a con-
siderable ar:"um liz r".k I'nr nl'.cr art-
c'> ,r'r '."o'''""- ~!and as they iii when OIL.
last number E"ni 10 press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

ADrEETlSING-iS To trade what Steam
Is 10 m :calncry- The grand prOpcllip,
n"wcr; a;itl ,'r here are snme persons So
hiId IN their own interests, as To uon1er
ever Il dollar which wnu!i Weld them y
thousand pc: ccrt.--SHicm Observer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
EaRi!sEs eeUlAaS4'algsS,
= s. e SEE.

a PPLICAl'l.jNs will be made to tie Le
Ia sISllturr "i ;hs State. III the mex, session
10 vest the It'll" of The State to any rsthrated
estate OF lfr in'c Col hri> in, Bfruhaupt in
Susan Rrcl'Ilau II and Os>;an Gregory, or ono
of them. IL d t" vest The litie of the State 10 npv
cs''IIraird r>Ialp nI The late MARGARET Clark aud
David Clark IN lie children or grandchildren
oi the sad Margaret, or sOulc of them.
Sept :, ISi: I'm ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
ToRkvILLE, s. G.. SEPT. 5.

fUKhF ILI.E., y. y. fJEF IT, 20
The Weather hal lteen for the last few
DAYS very cold. wet, and fisagreeahle-
rain, more or less, every day. To day il
"a qnire cold. The Ther.nnncier has fall
len TO shirsriaS p"lnr, and we are shlv'r'
ing nj all rnimls. We sdvise our firuds
10 keep up good frcS.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

The amount of Treasury nolcs now
outstanding, Of The issues made under ;hr
several acts "f Oct 18th. I>27. Nav 3Isl.
1888. and March III, is $i,9GG, ,j03.i1.
Ofan issue made since the 2lst of July
las'. und"r the act Of March 3Isl, there is
uutslunIiu, II ,71I.GS5 f.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
"A ca 81 I'd.

"a "a sRsD.
HHTE Subscriber takes this method Of in
Il forming li- irierS and the public gencr-
ally. that he will continue n
General Commission md Faciorrgc Business.
in this place Tie will attend to the selling. re-
ceiving, forwarding and storing Of Cu,tuIl, or
other Produce and Merchandise. and to the
huying any article or bill Of articles entrusted
Ia his charge. to all of which he will rive his
personal alehtium. and will also make liberal
advances on Cotton shipped tIrong him. to
Charleston or Savannah w iisi soliciting the
pltronage Of his friends lr beg- leave 10 r,turu
them his sincere thanks for ,a>i fivnrs
II. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg, S. c. jul Il. l>4D ;3n 2G
IN Store and for sale. to order or otherwise.
large assortment rf
Hemp and Top R0ggi"g, Bale Rope
and Jrinc.
II. LII.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
Meeting TO 4mend he Foregoing Rrso


fgiipnS
On motion Of p II. tnon"y. Resolved,
Tia' The following Resolutions be adopted.
a. the farther sense of the contracting
parties:
Resolved. That any person either di.
recilv or Indirectly, Interested in tn" par.
chase of Cotton who ~!s;l 30 hcyuud the
line nf dema:ca'inn. fhi The purpose ni' IL"
ing near the seller. after hr shall have
come within The pr"<c;ih"" Ii,nir~. shall
he deemed gully nr an i:frrgti"n "i'th,
Isl Article "f IhiS con'racr-anl liable Ia
penal,y rncr"in expressed.
Resolved. That the subscribers 10 ,hr
foregoing articles nf agreement. SHALL rlcr
riru rorr from awnn. 'i,cir nnri!,":. nn.
Presiden, aud six Directors, w!.usc dury it
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17

The Garden Junrnal of The 5rh instant
Says:--Up To the present time, Camden
has ntinucd remarkably healthy. There
have hc..n but Il few cases of fever, all OF
which have yic!d"dro Medical attendance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
From The IEinLur0 J2HrHgi.
ANTI. MONOPOLY MEETING.

I .
We the unerS,Sned merchants. aad
Cotton Buyers of the CITY of Hamburg
having naturally considered the existing
practic of rl.Iing an unnecessary distance
out on public roads, for the purpose OF cn
sasins preference in the pure has: "i cot
ton; consider The custom an evil of tic first
m .gnllu,lc. sub> ersive Of. q &InjmrinuS To HE
commercial interest Of the city. Therefore,
for the purpose of ohviatns this growing
evil, we, each. aud severalIy bind oar.
selves, to observe iaithfnlIy. the fnl"wing
resuatio; on the pain of the forte Iurc
hereunto annexed.
Article lst. No merchant. cotlon bay
er, nor any person Iur them. shall cngas"
anv preference of COTTON hryond the jnn"-
ton ufrhr reads, al tho casr aud Genre
street. under the penalty Of trcni fee dai
lars. for every load III c gagged.
Arr. 2nd Nor shall any merchant, cot.
ton buyer, warehouse ;;"rp"r, or proprc-
tor. their ~ MS. or any o:hcr person. " in.
in the corporate limits of said city. adj
vance on, or pay for, ANY lnah, or lot nI
colion. bought or engaged h"son! lfc IL
bove prescribed l.rlrs. under lhr panai'y
of,wenry Eve duiIarS.
Ar. :3rd. Any person giving infnrna
ton. tnat will l"al to cHIviSiion, .. Il vio
Iation If this contract shall he ca';llcrl III
one Aplfol the fri;'ii moacT, TIC o:!rr
aqif'r nc applied 10 purposes of charity.
public hnprDr'mrnt. or 10 amy other use
the subscribers NAV cnunS. 10 arprapia'r
ii to. always prnvi!ed ii majority of two
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
The American HHOtcl,
EsQalpspcY for Sale.

FTHHE Subscriber having purchased the
b Mill formerly owned by Wn. w. Bu,-
Ter. deceased, offers for sale seasoued Lumber
of all descriptions, al Is cts. per hundred nj the
Mill. The said Mill is situated on Shaw's
Greek, three miles below the Pine House. and
about six miles from Mr. John Lots. All or
drrs thankfully received, aud promptly attend
ed to. SAMUEL POSEY.
Aug 1910 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
ESTR RAYED.

IA HHROM the Subscriber, about tic 18th Of
T. March last, = Colts, one dark iron grey
fy. three years old; when she left, she had OH
Il common size iron bell, attached To Il leather
collar fastened 90 with Il leather latch. The
o'lIe, n year OLD, br ght bay horse coli, with
some while hals nn tic body, and Il blaze in
the face. will satisfactorily reward anv one who
will slup said colts. or either OF them, and give
INC iuormaiion; diiecr to MI. Willing Posi- Ut:
flee :. G.. STAI;O CROUCH.
Mt Willing, Aug. %. lS4O Ii 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
AUGUSTA, Sen, 1C

Cotton.-During the week The business
in this article has hern limited. but The de-
mard has been coud and prices remain
iirm III present quotations. viz: 81 n o..
4 sale Was made during rhe week of lut
of III bales al q renIs and storage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
" q { ice.

A Ill pcrsonS imebcd to the Subscriber,
"a e"herh? Note or upen Acconn!$ are car
llestIy requested 10 make payment before tie
first vt Ortnhcr next. or their Nutcs and Ac-
conntS will he placed into tho hands Of an Oil
crr, for collection.
Mr.. Abnci Bushnell is myanthor;zn.l Agent,
during my absence from the District.
THOMAS q. BACON.
Angus, I, 1910 It -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
EStraycd,

NNROM tie Subscriber, OH the 9th August
IL last, II small light bay mare Mule. three
years old; roached mane, dark !rgs some marks
oi gear about her shoulders, and has relnarka.
bly, brisk walk. Any information resperliug
nrr directed to the subscriber at Elton i;o.t OF:
ficr: Edg"ti"ld Dist. 5. e.. will be Thankfully
received; and all trouble aul reasonable rxpeli,
ses literally rewarded.
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Sept3 1910 II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
LOST i.

A Note of hand on L. III. Morris payable to
IA the subscriber, given some time in Feb.
r,ar, last,for fifteen dollars.
As the Note has been paid, all persons are
cautioned from trading for it.
r, P. BRUNSON.
Sept7, 1910 1b 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
80 K s. JOB PRINTING

ar Every description executed with
~ mearucss and despatch. Il, the OlIicc
of the EDGEFiELD ADVERTISER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
Es y FsE?, NEA'.
/" The sHkcn tie iaat binds ,,ro ,rilling hcn,
VI AR RIED.

.hAh MI ",
On the lnt! inst, by the Rev VI. VI. Abncy.
Mr.. Diomede F. fl"lIinasworth, TO Miss LIiza
y. tirItfin daughter of Mr. James Griffin
The Printers fec ,eas rcceired-a fine slice cf
Cakc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
GEETUa RY.
. Death has been busy at his appointed 'eork"
DIE D.,

DIED,
Died of Congr>'ive Fever, on The 9th
August, at the residence o?his l;riirr. John
NrClenasan. inDarlin.iDn Districts. c.,
Mr.. George M"C!"nashan in The niue-
'een'h year of his age.
In T"tnus. ST. Matthew's Parish on The
ni.ht nI''hr :ils' ult. Col. Edward Richard
son, in The 0lst year Of his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
TREASURY NOTES.

The p,inoipil subject before Congress At our last
dates was the Treasury Nofe BW-poposlng TO add
five millions OF dollars the National Dsbr. IN order
To keep he wheels Of government ia motion. Mr.
Gushing of Massachusetts aud Mr.. KING Of Geo
have opposed il IN strong speeches. declaring that II
is tho worst rm, because deceptive one. which a
National Debt can assume. They go for a Lo at
once that the people my know the condition OF the
public i1ance., and be enabled to test the proies.
sons Of &c onomy which made to deceive them
by dc nagogues & prcienders to Republican simpli-
city. 1t is remarkable, that at the commencement
Of The session OF Congress. the President and his Sc
cretary Of the Treasury both declared that no deficit
would occur in the treasury unless Congress should
erceed the estimates, unless the banks should fail
to paw the balance due from ihcm. Well-Con-
press ha, no, appropriated 70 nth of the estimates
as vet and the Bank balances rem aiming unpaid are
only $500 900 and yet the President is now asking
Tor FIVE MILLIONS Of Treasury Notes What
think the people oil this illustration Of Republican
economy and Financial sagacny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE.

We refer the reader TO the proceedings Of the
Wings Of Amherst and Pntsylvania.
The preamble OF the Amherst meeting is drawn
mp with great eloquence aud power and isetnlhaiica
y muitum in parro 1t presents, in strong contrast,
The respective CLAIMS Of Van Buren aud Harrison to
the confidence aud support of the Southern STATES
in par,ic uar aud ofthe American people generally.
Its author il mistake the loot prints, posses
the faculty Of combining in his productions,
beauty with stength.-the fotmer lending grace
aud giving charm to the laltcr-ke colossal and
richly dHpericd column.
The resolutions Of the Plttsyvana meeting are
tcrse and pointed aud i. to produce strong
Impression the public mind. We learn that
there was considerable excitement at Pnsyivana
coart, in consequence of misunderstanding between
Mr.. J M. Terry aud Mr.. Wiiclier. The la ter OF
whom, as well as Mr.. James Lanler, addressed the
people with commanding ability. We have not
,er, however, heard ofany opposition the cleo
ton Of Messrs. Tuuslall aud Keen, the late Wing
members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Reduction Of Wages brgun.-Oa the oath inst it
was announced by the authorities at the Navy Yarl
in Philadelphia, that the wages Of the mechanics
and lbo arers in the employment of the Goverume
must be reduced. Why is not 'retrench,nent' com
menced among the arisocrdcy Of cGfce hoiders, in-
stead Of the democracy cfi06orers The Govern.
ment overlooks the big fish, as usual, among the
dear lovers of the people," in order 10 slrke at tho
mnnows! They stop the splle, while the money
poursout at the hung hole. This is sample of
Democratic economy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

W. See the last page for the final proceeding.
OF 'he legislature. 1t will be seen that Mr.. Nc
Mullen Of tue Senate. than whom, there is moi :,
more decided friend Of the Administration and ;,s
"ar" money policy in the State. moved to reconsider
me oil" authorizing the issue of one and two doll,r
notes by our Banks. He did SO. because n. ga,
o"uef ms nose in Richmond the shin.rl sers Of ,,;
'e e"'ze" OF Baltimore selling Tor 2tpcr cen, p,..
Num- lie consequ' nee OF the refusal 10 rcconsid,,
aud pass hat huh, will be tha, the S,,,c w;lI -
Hooded with shin plasters or with he .,.,u
OF the Banks Of the adjoining States. So r,uch
Tor Loco Foco wisdom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Htri Times and Lo,c Prce,.-So ne persons AZ
feet to think II dslngenuous aud unfair 10 ascribe The
hard times and lew prices TO the measures of the Adj
mnistia'ion. But such persons must have very lit
tie confidence in the sincerity of their leaders. II they
are sincere themselves. Read the speeches of Sen
aors Walker, Buchanan, Calhoun, Benton, &c.
aud will be seen that reduction Of prices. until. in
the language Of Nj. Walker "ths country is in the
same happy condition as the Island of Cuba, the
priest ridden colony OF Spain, the governed des
poism IN Europes not only the cessary effect but
sthc aro,red object Of the Administration. Ii seems
strange when the authors Of IA system Of measures
declare that Hose measures are intended produce
particular results, and these results do flow from
those measures, that their disciples should say
that these results are mrop-fly aseribed to those
measures. They direct Cause and Effect. All
We iearls that we have yet gotto the lowest point
of the descending scale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
TUSCALOOSA. lAla.l March 0.


Fatal Occarrence.-A difficulty between Wash.
Ton Mccoy Esq, and Mag. John Candy, both Of
tins city, led 10 most tragIcal issue on Thursday
last. 5tI, instant Il is sad, that Maj CantIy bad
threatened the life Of Mr.. Moody, and WIS near III.
door OF tie latter. hen Mr.. NJ. presented double
bstrelled gun and pdged the contents Of one barrel
IN The stomach Of his adversary; and as Mai. G..
TUNED 10 make his escape. the other barrel dis
charged, which X Effect IN The back OF his he
when lie instantly frIl Ia the ground.
Nj. Moody delivered himself up 10 the civil
ib0nties. aud without prosecution or warrant a.
rainst him, entered in tecognizance before
Judge Williams and A. Is. Meek, ESQ., in the sum
Of four thousand dollars for his appearance AT the
nexl Crcuit Couri OF Tuscaloosa County.
Maj. Can'ly died oil hts wounds IN ten or twelve
hours alter receiving Them. As The facts will SOON
undergo Judicial investigation. Is proper ha. pub
lie op should unbass d, that the accused
may. as he no doubt Will have a fair and impartial
hearing. We shall, therefore, not enlarge thus
melancholy affair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

by and trah he dduiee and ooHcent Of the Senate
Iiermanus Blocker. OF New York. 10 be Charge
d flares OF The United States 10 tbs Netherlands
Gorge Il. Flood. of Ohio, 10 be Charge d Al
faites ot the United State 10 the Republic OF
TesF.. 10 the place Of Alcee Lab,anehe. resigned.
rienr, Ledsard. Of Eew York. TO be Secretary
OF hr Lega,ion oi lie unned States at Psus.
IlarseeC, csnInsrk. 10 be Treasurer OF inc
Branch Nh IL the Uoiied States at Ne" . leans
Joser'i NJ Kennedy, 10 be Supedntend"ni 81 ''e
Branch Mini ofthr united States at NV O'leans'
John l.. X ,ddel. 10 be Meter aud Refoer a, the
same Mni.
Pbilos d. Tyler. 10 he Conner at the same Mint.
Samuel MeRobens. Of Illinois, To be Solicitor
of tie General Lard Office. m The place ct MAJ
the. Brehafd, appointed Solicitor oil the treas
James S. Green, to be Attorney Of tho United
Stsirs Tor The District Of New Jersey. for ihe term
nf four years, from the - h day oil January 1870
nli-n his former mnssion expired.
john +. Bacon. Of New York, TO be Consul 81
The United States at Nassau, 10 The island Of New
Providence, the place Of George Huyler.
jams l.. Edwards, to be Commissioner OF Fen
sinns.
Duncan b. Graham, to be Register Of the Land
OGice at Montgomery. Aisbalna, vice John H. Som
metville, Diseased.
Thoma. Johnson, TO be Register Of the Lane
Office at Ba,es,,lr Arkansas, vice John Miller. wh'
declines The appointment.
Daniel A,hby 10 be Receiver Of Public Money
al Lexington. Missouri, vice Edwin NJ. Ryland
! superseded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

SIGNING OFF.-We are fequs.,ed by Mr..
Thomas o. AGREE to say that his name was placed
upon the Van Buren, Corresponding Committee for
this county without his authority. He has here
'ofore supported Mr.. Van Buren,, but will do so
no longer We are also requested to say that Mr.
+. II. Murell's name placed upon the sam e
committee without his consent. He is no Van
Buren, man. There are Others. we understand on
that committee, who will not support Mr.. Van Blu.
rens re election but we have not vet been autbori
zed to mention their Names
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

LIBEL CAsE.-In the case Of the State Of
Maryland Us. the Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge for
Ahbei upon James l.. Mcguire. which has Tor
number Of days been under ,flal at b gilmore. the
Jury on Thursday came into Court about two o.
clock, after remaining out all n,ght, and stated that
they could not agiee upon verdict. They were
then discharged. Ten Of the Jury for acquil
tai, aud two Tor conviction
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

Georg,a'-The signs from Georgia, which were
at INST u"iavorable for Gen. Harrison, are now
ot'ghtenng-and The savannah Republican declares
that the Old Hero us going il, like all fire. through
our pune woods This change is doubtless, to
great. aserbablc to the admirable speech Of Mr. Al.
lord, a member of Congress from that State, who
proves, by the record. tina, Harrison is the man for
the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
LvNCiInU.G, MARCH &c, 1910
ELECTORAL TICKET.

The Wing Central Comnit'ee has appointed
John w. Murdaugh, Esq Of Norfolk county, an
Eiector in room OF William d. Hodges Esq. de-
ceased, and Norborne E. Sutton. Esq. Of Caroline
IN place Of john TIA, ler. Jr. E'q. who Declines Tor
personal and private reasons. Committees, Wing
papers and others, are requested TO notice these
chanpes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26

and The d,eeesi gratitude ID. people. FOR lAyihs
Imported the bIpodhonnds. II IT had bern iet IN
the ts,dy sp5 trembling operation oi the war be
paf,me6i shose proper duis u ~as. Tie ohp's'"
inhsb,rnns II this country would yet be without .rsy
OF hope thai the war would frer end t1atlhes nish
ersr ,eturn TO their desoia'ed hems' D'' w"
there !, hone Arrangement h.s b.sn made winch
must be carried OUT by the General Government
OF tie cuIsr Of tie present aud future gen raiioos
will rest upon IL. The war tan now he quietly anu
chealily and humanity terminated. II II be not
the responsibility mus resi- IN tie proper q'af'e'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
.vEUy' GOODS.
j. j. Purvis 4 ID Tel,
4 RE now opening their Spring supply of STA
n pie aud Fancy

-. >. Purvis 4 ID Hel
4 RE now opening their Spring supply Of STA
"A pie and Fanny
Dry Goods,
Which were recently purchased bv the senior n,,,
ner, at the North, aud will be sold very low 70,
cash amongst which are
Black and blue black Italian Silks
Col red Gro de Maps
Eavanteens and Florepces
Italian Grapes, all tolors,
White and black Silk Hosiery.
Do do half Hose, plain and ribbed,
Fancy Silk llaudkerehlefs,
Do Scaif.,
Ginghams, large lot, cheap.
Cotton Hosiery, very large SUNNY at all prices
from Cd 10 a. 81,
Pic Me Gloves long and short
Do Mits black and white,
Horse skin Gloves, black.
Black and white Silk Gloves, Engli,b.
Ribbons, tae assortment,
Satin Gauze and Lustrnc,
Victoria Corded Skirts Marseilles,
Black Silk Ve,s. article,
Linen Can'brick Hanker,hiel,, a very large stock.
from Is Cd TO 50 each.
Linen Caubrcs aud Lawns
Irish Linens,
Ponsee and Bandona Handh erehiei,,
Large lot Cotton do,
Satin Ves',ngs, plain and figured,
Sik do do do,
Silk Vclyets,
Marse'es. very cheap,
Bombaznes. black aud colorcd
o'ape' liable Cloths brown and bleachcd,
Do Napkins, 90 do
Painted Mus ms and Lawns
Jacconei Cambrics,
SWISS, Null, Book aud Jackonet Muslins cheap.
A large lot of Hardware, DOucsiics.
&c. Ac.
Dye Stufs and Groceries, Sugars At GIL nc, In and
Coilee at 3d. Teas Loaf Suga,. Salt &c, very low.
Oar Trends and customers will please give N. 4
call and examine our stock. before purcba,,nr as
we feel perfectly confident that We can pre.ep,s,,no
inducements TO buy us.
J. J. PURVIS & DUFFEJ.
March I6 3y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-26
No DIo,, M p,,,,

The Massachusetts, House Of Representa- tives on
Tuesday passed resolve, that the pay Of mem
hers shall cease aerihe Goth INST. the English pl
which may be understood to be that that day The
House will adjourn. The bill had previously pass
ed the Senate.