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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
Discases Of The Lungs.
eeidedly tie moot popular remedy ever known in A.
merica.
Vegetable PuimOndru B0ls,m

ih' most 'siAable remedy nov 10 USE for Coughs
Gods, Asihsma or pliisic Mhoopinr Covob snd
Pulmonary Affections Of every kind Its sale Is stead
'y nosasing. end tie rroprsiors are constantly re-
cs'ing the a'ost favorable accounts ~ rs effects
Inc following he~ oeTIIheates oiIeiod or publ.
eailoE.
ia iAter,sGag CGse.
tnrsri Of letter ffom Nh : & C1ay k,,..,o.
Ulster Go \. To ti'e ia"yrieiors
i"oft 81 ihe yih ,asi vas duly received A rem.
"kabt cure vas cfsoied by the Vegetable Pvlmo.
$50 hs.sm IN The ninisr sEd spnas 4 1875 The
Tie e"as9mpiioH ils phlsicians had gi,en Inn an
70 ~As fed0ood % low a. 10 he u6sbie 80 ioip M,
seh and ~as riifing large quantity Of Hlo,J sleo
he eoa'Sshee9 uslng the Ilss N, HLieh effected a
eop.e'e cure ADD he 70 noE az healthy and hale az
ever he uss, Mr. Moody has removed from, IN ,o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
Fcrcr and Igue.

To my friends 10 tie West, and particularly those
who have used the Life Medicines IN treatment Of
Fever and ARue.
IL - bot q very short time since these medicines
have been introduced the fever md aguc districts
and the proprietor datler- himself that during that
period, wherever they have been used according Ia
the directions, they have done more towards exier.
minstinp the disease, than all other remedies
pfcso ptions combined II Is common excuse
mong regular practitioners when specifics are IN
trcduccd that they cannot cure disease which peo-
Me are in the habit of considering lncurablc Medi-
cal experience is continually dcing away part os
,he lsi Of tie incnrable Diseases and M M"iiat har
the happiness Of confidently announcing that ieye'
and sruc !. now 10 be added Ia the number Of CONF
piaints which modern skill has conquered.
10 Fever srd Asue the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy, but !
perscvsred in effect permanent cure so that The
patient Is only ord inar, careful and resorts drect
], TO his medicine upon tho first symptom ct enden
cy TO n new attack, Nmay air aysbe ward'd "u 10
escape one chill would be of infinitely more conse
oaeeee 10 the suiisIct Than the remedy to remove
,he,iscase permanently would confer benefit up
on hm which caBno, be estimated by any car'h!
standard Tha, these medicines will effect wha, !
here claimed Tor them the proprietor has the iesiiuo
a, of all acquainted with them and their application
and use IN the fever aud ague and his object IN no'
sddte..ns his friends al the West Is to request thef
that th,y ~ spafe no pans IN communicating the
erper,enee and disseminating this highly inter'sun
,aicrmanon, now that the season of lever anu aSn'
has arrived
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
FOR SALE.

W the subscribers, being appointed by the
w hon the probate court Tor the district of
fairhaven, commissioners 10 receive examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands Of all persons a.
gainsi the estate OF
HENRY PALMER.
sf OF "rsihsven, IN said district, deceased rep.
resented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited IN offset thereto; and xix months
from The 3slh day Of March las, being allowed
oy ssid court Tor tbst purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend to the bust.
ness OF our said appointment at the dwelling
house Of the widow Of said deceased in West.
haven, on the 2nd Tue days of May and July
next, from ! until o'clock Z. ". on each Of
said days.
HIRAM COLMAN,
h. S. ARMSTRONG. Commissioners.
Faifhsyen, April 10, Ie40 l5-I7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12
DENTIST.

FI>HE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
L of Rutland and its vicinity that he has taken
rooms at Beman's Hotel, where he will make his
head quarters during the winter, and will be hap.
ny to wait on any who may wish his professonal
aid either at his room at their dwellings. Com.
mands from any of the neighboring town. will be
Immediately attended to.
WIN. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since, he has practiced in the southern States with
good success. ! recommend him 10 public conf
dence. If JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-04-12

nsosdsar Nsv Yos. A lihcTsi Deduction made to
thsst, no rurchsse 90 sell nrAin. Fer ~. BY
HURT & MASON Ruiland.
MEACilAMS DANA. Csalelen
49,, - ~ MEAtIiAM MailHgfofd.
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DENTIST.


nOCT. MEACHAM continues TO perform Cd.
- .rations on the teeth as usual at his of1,ce
Particular attention paid TO cleansing ana filing
carious teeth with gold, thereby arres,ing the
progress o. decay and rendering them useful for
many years. Lost teeth supplied by seliceous
metallic teeth or any others called for or ssona-
BILE terms. Those wishing his services would do
well to cell soon, as he thinks Of beng abset az
er the first Of MAY during thG summer
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
CompIicing all those ar ic.es usually called for
by physicians and families Also yMoffats Lii.
Pills and Bitters, Coleman's Arabian B.Isam,
DIR Jsyne's Hair Tonic. Car,ninative balkan, Ex.
pee GRANT and Sanatiye Pills and most Of the pa.
tent medicines now in use All kids of medi.
cinss not on hand prepared tn order. All medi.
cines warranted genuine. Trusses, &c.
Books, Stationary, &c.
Scho books Of al kinds, bibles, by INNS, blank
books, writing and letter paper, enanslled cs-ds
WATERS, scaling wax. ink. silver pencils and points
mezzoiinto paints and brushes, London Soard,
iheofem paper, quilts, Toy books aud prinm.rs
A variety cf Perfumcry, lip falYr, tooth brushes
and posdrrs, &c
Trees, Potatoes, Plants and Seeds.
Alpine and other varieties Of the MIterrv n.
Rohan Po,at es French and German pumpkin
seeds Tree aud Duilon corn. &c for sale by
ID. II. ME CHAN.
Waiiogford, Feb. Is4O 81
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he hs. ha, promised to furnish me more de'a'eu &c
''u''' :. 4. CLAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, April %, 1870.
Mr.. JEsirER, from thu Select Committee on To
bacc" moved tina, such extracts, from certain Excen
tive documents sem TO this House as. on exam ana
ION. that committee might think proper, be plInled
which motion WAS agreed TO.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. JoNEs, Of Virginia. the House
resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole The
state OF the UDiop, Mr.. Casey OF Illinois, in the
char,) the bill making appropriations Tor the iyll
and Diplomatic expenses Of the Government for the
year 1e40.
Mr. DILLKrr was entitled to the floor, bu, yielded
IL 10 enable
Mr. MonaAS 10 make a personal explanation.
"A report Of which is deferred, the reporter not av.
ing in his possession the documents necessary 10
make The explanation complies.
Mr.. DLLErr then addressedi The committee al great
length. in a severe and critical examination Of Tie
objects and sauDed benefits oftbe Subireasufy
scheme promising ,ba, lac took this occasion do
So because he was impressed with the belief that
the Sub-Ireasury bill II brought up at all th $ ses
sion, would be brought up ut period no late as TO
prevent any extended discussion ON its merits.
Mr. DILLETT continued 10 speak tll past o.
clock, when ho gave way Tor motion thai tho
W lice rise. ...t
The question being put, the ayes we're 40. the
noes 40.
No quorum having voted the committee rose and
reported the fact 10 the liouse.
Mr.. MCKAY moved = call Of the House.
Ga this mutton The yeas aud nays were demanded
and, being ordered and taken, were--Icss So. nay,
80.
SO the motion prevailed.
The roll WAS then called, and further ceilings
on The call we're suspended.
REPORT UPON PRIvLEGF.@
Mr.. UNpERwooD, from the Select Cos''nucn APP
pointed rrpon the facts OF the unpleasant fehcon
ire between Messrs. Bynum auJ Garland. oil Loui-
sanl made report cohainlSs a staten oil iacis
based on the written ttsliaony "i number OF wit
uesses winch t-stiysopy accompanied the report
The committee te>ommended no resolution, nor dlt
they accompsr,e the narrative with single rcmstk
oncelvnp .,their duty 10 coBline themselves 10
max ed slssemcnt OF The facts rs they occurred.
W substance of the report. lar as it eonI bs
r.oehliiom hearing IT read, ulnis to this.
certain exhibit OF the comparative expendii ures
The present aud pasi Administrators, together Mi |
CERTAIN other d cumenis pertaining In the sub
Jeei havlgg been put torh by genllemen styling
themselves an Executive Commit ., and pubi,he,
with their names attached, lad been referred TO b.
Mr.. Wise, and al his redues he'd been read III,
/ Clerks table. When the rcadingewas eompi-tel
Mr.. Wise made some further remarks. IN which h.
stated that HE pager just read had been dawn III
by his colleague Alr. Bol,s) Tho had gone 10 Ricl,
! mofd.
/ Mr.. WISE having resumed his seat, Mr.. Byniun
, OF North Carolina, left hs near The daot, aud
walkns up the central aisle nj tnc si5use. came
the sra o; Mr. GaIbrah. OF Pa, aud observed Il
him that has WIS an eeclionesrng party tuck. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

OF p"t'y sets'tudr. and well aware tbM We can rem
ue' no h'shei ubnte to the patriotism of the man al
our choce, Than by u strenuous opposition 10 any
measure Which we may imagine porcptls the mos
remote danger eitherto the shs Of The STATES or OF
the people. " "
8. Resoired. tina,
be appointed Delegates to represent the
young men OF Bediard IN The Wing Democratic Con.
.eni"n, to assemble IN Baltimore on the first Man
day IN May next and that
be requested respectfully to act ns
e'r a'iernaes, should they, Tor any cause be unable
10 attend
nc blanks IN the 9th Resolution were. on motion,
hlled with the names Of James l.. Brown Ralph
smith and Doci Granville l.. Blown, as Delegates
ana he Hon. Wm. l.. Goaein, our representative
IN Congress- and tho Hon. Henry A. Wise, ~ thei,
slternaies.
=, u. hesofred. that the editors Of the Lyuciburg
'ng'n'an and Richmond Wing, be requested 10
Pnolsh The foregoing preamble aud resolutions and
10 address acopy 10 the President of,he Convention
JOS. WILSON, Chairman.
MieAJAu DAVIS, Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
NEW HAT ESTABLKSiEN lent.
= =

fENflE subscribers would respectfully inform their
b friends and The public generally that they have
taken the house formerly occupied by Geo. w.
Gaines and that they will keep constantly on band
a general assortment of FUR and SILK HATS.
We Intend manufacturing the principal part OF
our Hats aud therefore safely warrant ihefn to
the purchaser. We will make all kinds Of Hats to
order and we promise particular attention 10 such
work.
We invite those who have formerly dealt at this
House to continue their patronage. as~e are deter
mined TO sell as low any other Hat establishment
in this place. We solicit a call.
MOLFLEY & BIGBIE.
All persons indebted TO Il. w. Gaines will please
call aud settle their ith Immediately as
the only persons authorized 10 receive and col
lee, any debl due 10 him. W. q b.
Arm ID b"
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MEETING IN CHARLOTTE.

"a "ee"hg "l tue young men of the county oil
Charlotte was held III tho Count Honse on Thurs.
Day the 23d lns for the purpose OF appoirting del
eghes 10 TIE Convention Of Young Men 10 be held
IN Baltimore in May. Mr. VIM. r. Scol, having On
planned The olIrci of The meeting few brief lc-
mnths Cap j. Morton was called 10 tie Char and
joel Watkins appointed Secretary.
Inc following resolutions were offered and unan.
mousy adopted
l''. That we highly approve The Young Mems
convention TO be held IN Baltimore on the filth Of
Nav.
"a. That we will cordially cooperate with that,
Convention IN any measures II may adopt TO promote
the election Of William Henry Harrison aud john
Tyler, and that we wall use all honorable means 10
defeat The election o. Martin Van Burcn
VIM II. Spencer. VIM. VI. Watkins, jr, Nor.
ton, }. +. Watkins, J. Ejmnnds, &. Barksd,de and
wood Booldh, were appointed delegates to the
Convention.
The proceedings Of the meeting were ordered To
be published in the Rlehm md Wing, Ycon,an aud
Lynehborg Vneuau.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
J. NORTON Chairman.
JOEL WATKINS, Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
FIVE NEGRoEs rOs SALE.

nNE + MALE, about IS years OF age, first
~ rate seamsiress and house servant; other,
her daug her about Is years Of a-e, mulalto, IA
dung roe.m servant; boy, about years oil age,
OF tire first, sprgn ~ mnlatlo, to lie sold viii
his mnthei woman. about 80 years OF age with
aehi d about fifteen or eighteen months old raised
about house. The owner will take for item The
Scum OF the Janes River and Kauawta Company,
paid for work done below L,ucabur., and ~ii sell
Them privately; and II MOI Id tciore tie 3D. Mon
day ia May neat. viii, at Amherst Courthouse Oh
that day. (i beng Co"il DAN sell lhcn,to lle
hghcsl bidder for the said Scrip. Apply 10 Janes
=. Co einan, at Amherst Court house, who viii re-
present the his absence from home.
Apid 80 tbs
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NOTICE,

HNI1E subscriber takes this method 10 inform the
l. Public generally, that hc has taken Shop on
the street leading from Nam street to the " asbIDg-
ION Hotel the first door on the left hand as u
turn on If Man street. nlcre he Intends making TO
order Silver Spoons, Ladies', Sugar Totgs, &c.
plan JeA ely and various other articles IN MS line
uoi necessary TO meptiou. All kinds of repairing will
be done in neat style. He earnestly sohcus a
share of public patronage, aud promises 10 use his
best exeitlons To intfit 1t
HENRY SILVERTHORN.
A,rn
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Uphoisiering and paper ssouyi,,r

TIT 'sEHSs 4 sEPCF k10Il;'lng
Vie SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully !.
= form the cnizens OF L,nchbnrg and the su,
rounding county, that they have taken pa,, of IA.
s'"ie on Nam street occupied by Mr.. VIM Crosb,r
''r the purpose Of carrying on the
Uphoistcring and Paper Hanging Bu-
sincss,
where they have just opened handsome assortment,
OF French and American paper uanpinps of The
latest style and patterns which they are prepared To
pn' up at the shortest notice and in the neaiest
manner.
They also make TO order Feather Beds. Curled
llair aud Shuck Mattrasses..E Dc.
They also keep on hand Table Oil Cloth, Win.
dow Blinds. Carpeting, &c. &c.
Persons in want OF any thing in their line, are re.
specially invited 10 give hem call.
L. DOGGET & Co.
+. Sod NJ trasses, Sofas and Chairs, repair
ed IN the best manner.
April 80 ON
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James River and lGanaNha
COlnn2nV.

A PUBLICATIONS. VIII be received al the Office
IA oil the Company until the eth My next. for
Keeping the seve al Locks, the line OF the Canal
between Richmond aud tie WaerAofks' dam, al
Lynchhurg. The keepers oil the Guard Lock and
three Lift Locks at Boshcr's Dam, Of the Guard
Lock a, M'iden's Adventure Dam, ofthe LG Lock
next below Gainesville, of the Guard Lock u, Tye
River Dam, aud of the Lift Lock opposite Bent
Creek, wall act as Sub Collectors Of Tolls.
By order of the President and Directors
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary.
RICHMoND ADril Of AN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
.DH.SSOL ETEON.

WE term oi c"partnership between the sub
Il scilhers. will expire by limitation, on the last
DAY OF April, at which time there will be dssola
ton by mutual consent.
IL Is desirable that our accounts should be closed
Immediately. We therefore hope that all persons IN
debted TO the concern will call, as possible,
on one of us for settlement, on Thos B., the sou
OF d.. Holcombc, who is authorised 10 assist us in
the settlement All persons who may have claims
against The firm. wall bring them forward in order
mat they may be adjusted.
WM. |. UOLCOMBE. Nj. D.
RIO. S. PAYNE, NJ. ID.
Applications for the services OF eiiher OF u.s. after
the III of May will be made to Dr. II. 1t ms resi-
aence aud to Dr. p al his office, formerly occupied
by us. H. & p. =
April % Is
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GOODS! GOODS!!
nun ON d ROD T. $
, fheir Friends iCisH bargains greet

ing.
AIR Stock of Spring and Summer GOODS
j, now fully to hand, aud from our h nouledgc
f,hc favorable circ unstances under which they
..,e bought and the with which they Sc
.e,ed from the very latest importations, conf
IDENTIFY ecommcnd our Goods as being equal both in
riee and quality TO any in this market.
Our Stock is very large, aud embracing, az it does
,,.,y variety Of Fa-cy aud Staple Goods, csnno,
0i to please any who my favor us with a call.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Wishing 10 buy Negroes Clothing, will lind ii great
II 10 their interest to purchase ii us.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are also informed that we are prepared 10 supply
,hsir wants at prizes irresistible.
BURTON & ROBES.
Anril
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
Negroes for SGse.

WILL SELL, 10 the high's st bidder, at pub
L lie auction, on Monday, the 18th day Of May,
1910, (tl,a being court day al Pntsylvania Court
house, b. fore The door Of &. ID. Bennett. thn-
yy-ry valuable NEGROES, consisting OF men,
somen. children, boys aud glrls. Terms made
known the day of sale.
JOHN +. FITZPATRICK
April 30 tlSM
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Rutherford Mills and Middleton
Mills.

',HE James River kanaNha Company are
desrous to lease the Rutherford Mills near
h'chnond. for the ensuing season. Fer terms,
"ppy 'o Gea'i Bern,rd Peyfol OF Richmond.
a. he SAL Company offer for s'le tie Middleton
ni'is, on ilt@ .mes River iuFuvanua. Fot terms
apply TO eien'i Joha II. Cocke, WmnsyilIe. Flu
vanna ,Co'u,y.
Apil 81 lJn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04
Trustees Sale of Land,

by virtue off, deed Of trust executed to the
- subscribers, by Richard S. Ella and Emily H.
his wife. bearing date the 4h day of June. 1888
and of record in the Clerkes Office Of the County
Courl of Amherst we, or one of us, will proceed 10
SELL to he highest bidder, for ready money, al Ped
lar Mills, in the County OF Amherst, ON the 25h
day of April 1910, certain
Tract or parcel OF LAND,
situated, lying aud being the branches Of Pcdla
lR'ver, and containing 700 Acres be the
or less. aud is bounded by The Lands oil Capt James
Davis, John Eiis's heirs, the sal Richard s. Ellis
and others. Aclmg as trustees, only such title will
be conveyed to the purchaser Is vested in us by
The Trust Deed alo esad, which is believed TO be IN
dsputable.
5 5# %SS;S j 55 It'll T.
March 80 wt25A
The above sale is postponed 10 the 9Th day OF
May next.
$ $ $#sS$S5 s j EFHs5 g.
April 81 I'M
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April 80
NOTICE

JUST RECEIVED, a lot Of Maple Chairs, with
j cane seats. which will be sold very low.
Also, a few pieces Straw Competing. OF good qial-
iy =. Do'uE ~.
Anil so 2w
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EXTENSIVESTOC OF NEW SPRING
GOODS at s'e6ivccN prices.

!
| TURNER a. BURWELL take pleasure in an
l. nouncng to their friends and The public gen
orally iha. hey have recently purchased in the cite.
OF New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore, on III,
most favorable terms and OF the latest in,,orta
lions, large aud general assortment OF GOODS ol
the latest styles and laslio's-a of which they oie,
TO The Wholesale and retail dealer, at prices which
they think cannot fail of giving satisfaction. They
earnestly sucn calls from country Merchants-feel.
ing confident that Their stock comprises as great a
variety Of goods Can be found IN any other house
The following list comprises but small part oitheir
stock on hand.
Extra fine wool dyed Black Cloths
Stafkys Vest oi England do
Medium aud low priced do
Extra fine Blue Cloths
Medium aad low priced do
Superior Golden Olive do
lnvlsbr Green do
Dak Olive, Dahla, Cad and Steel Mixed Cloth
Asphaltum. Beaver and Pilot Clohs-a good ass II l.
men, from common to very tne qualities.
CASSIMERES.
Extra fine Wool dS ed Black Cashmere
Superfne piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Ponce Albers-a style Of fancy coored Cassi.
mere-sery handso ne and fashionable.
VESTlNGS
Extra fine plain Blk. English Satin Vesiugs
do do French do
Blk, Fisr'd. Satin Sh mrock and Thistle patterns
Super6ne B nlT Cashmere Vestlng
Whue and Colored sa'seiiIes VesI'ng great variety
- LINEN GOODS.
Extra fine grass beached IRISH Linens
Medium aud low pnce do
4, a aud 10 Table Diapers
A, 10 A aud IL Table Clolhs
4 and 4 a Danask Napkins
4 aud 4 j brown French Linens
"a aud Grass Linen
DOMESTICS.
G A Sd and A brown Sheruus
A, 3 aud A brown Shlrung
81 ,ohcd Shunng-ar widths and qualities
Heavy Couon OAuaburss No. / aud 2, oil Richmond
aud Petersburg Mauuftclate
A, 3 and 4 heav, r,,kln-s.
PRINTS.
New style French Prnts
Super London do
Meinmac do-a large assortment al all phi
SILK GOODS.
Iie'vy Mattion Lusung
Ipda Satin
Black Figured Gro dc Alriqne
Plain do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Pout de Sole
Back Figured Amercane
Black Figured Hermann Satin
Handsome Plaid Silks
Rich Fl .ured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
BACK DERBY RlDOtu % HOSEA new attlc'0
White do do
Black and White English SIX Hose
Plain Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black and White Cotton Hose. large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
Win, do do
Coiored do do
Black Kid and Hor.e Skin Gloves
Colored do do
FRENCH WORK.
10 doz. rich worked French Collars
Rich worked do Capes
do do Cuffs.
MUSLINS.
Rich fg'd Swiss MuslIns
Plan do
Checked Jaconet do
do Swiss do
Striped do do
Extra iue Bishop Lawn
do India Book Muslin
Cambria and Jaconct Muslin
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HJks.
Plain and cold bordered do do
Embroidered twisted Silk do
FIg'd and Plain S tin do
Fig'd aud plain Silk do
Rich Gapze and Satin Scarfs
Blk. mourning tldkfs and Wells.
The above. with many other desirable Goods on
hand we will take pleasure in exhibiting to those who
may favor us with call
April 30
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lslNlaAlSo
"THE LYNCIIBURG VIRGINIAN. I"


1l,i emireekfy, fepery Monday and Thnrsdny,1 at
nYsr, per ssnan; payable adsance. No smbserip
lib reeeiced fora shorter period Than month sand
.H be diseonaued, fereept al the discretion olihe
80 - until aH arrcdrages are paid.
a'~tpyERTISE HEN rs 50 cents per square
far he first Insertion, aud 37l cents for erery subse-
,,,sf inserfion.
'rpJ0B PRINTING execntedae and erpeaitiously
a, reasonable terms. ~
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ER Alss4.

OE aAnLBS. BACON Of good quality, on
81 ~. VOV hand aud Tor sale low Tor cash.
BRYANT 81 YOUNG.
Apfil l6 10
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April 30
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-29
Slorp QBDeitball Gapancrte
81 d, tluol

Y " u " y
cbr babt Gud) in pcller lluifcrm CUR pas
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