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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
OMMu NICATED.


At meeting of portion of The ciiizens of
Floyd, held according to previous notice, al The
Courthouse, on Monday the 20 h September. to
IKE into cons Iteration the propue'y Of sending d /.
egaIts to the Road ConvenrIon, BIZ ej in Chris
uansburg, the 25lh If October next; on mo-
ton, Col Thomas Ma Cabe called II the char
aud DR.. TazeweII lleaden appointed Secretary
The Object Of the mcetiug having been explained.
the following resolutions were Offered and adopted:
Resoircd, That We heartily concur in the otjec,
contemplated by SAID Convention.
RtsoLrcd, That The chairman appoint tweni,
Delegates in behalf OF this meeting, 10 atteod the
sad Convention, and represent the interests Of this
county therein, wherrupon tie Chairman appoint-
ed The lnowlng Delegates Col. Joseph Howard,
H. DeskIns Beaufort Howell. job W ellis, Il. Frank
lin. }. Godbey. Jas. p Ednn,dson, Thos nhs,
Pheasant tloweI, Asa l.. Howard, B. W. Quits.
james Liure J n. Z"uImeyer. Valentine thrash
David Goodykoon o, J Anderson, J. X. Wanhop,
NJ. 5. Helms, dm Goodson and Peter Cue
rant
On motion ii rfsoiced. That Tie Chairman
aud Secretary be added to Delegation,
ReSoired Tina copy f he proceedings OF this
meeting be sent Ia the Editors # the Lyuchbure
Vrglnian aud Fncase Democrat for publlca
lion.
On molion, The meeting adj urned
THOMAS McCABE, Chm.
JAzEwELL HEADEN, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

o. Gen. CasS has written somewhat singular
letter to Philadelphia commi'tee. who had inform
ed him Of his nomnalion 10 The next Presidency,
BY meeting Of portion OF the Luco Foco party IN
thai city. He had father not be placed IN thai posi-
iion and will If he help II; bu, never,he less,
il i, is as,e r,alned bel the ela w,h olI pn,y
that he should be a candidate, he OF refuse. II
counsels moderation IN politics, repudiates ultra
measures, and declares the belief that both political
parties are in the main equally honest, and both
strongly sociIous for the best interests OF The
uy-xhat no sensibe man. presume, ever doubt
ed. Gen. Cass, in one word, means. tliai If he is
nominated by Convention, he will b. candidate; II
he is moi. he will not be. In The former even, he
Gays, he shail. resign the pest llrnow holds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
ONDON SINGLE ana DOUBLE bar

IL rel Guns aud Pistols assorted, par, OF ench Of
the hfs qnany.
Nnema, knby aud Iimctic Fish Hooks assor.
ted Grass and flax Fishing Lines. "ssotted.
katrlng aud Sewing Needles assorted, part oi
each The veiy best qnallty.
Whne Alleys and common Marbles, by the bag
DE-
Shot BAGS, Rehs, Powder Fla>ks and HONS.
Patent Cartridges aud Wads, Percussion Caps aud
Sporting Powder
Shaving, Cloth and Hair Brushes, par, very best
quality.
Shaving, Fancy and Toilet Soaps, ass ncd "a very
lar supply, pant vr,y old and superior.
Tooth Brushes. Eugsh Dressing and ioe Tooth
Combs, OF each iine sssot,ent.
Razprs, SCISSORS Pen and Pocke, Knives, Homes,
Straps, aud Pasle some unusually fine.
RaIs'ns. Al nonds, Palm Nuts and F,hens.
Cologne, Flo,ida Bay, Hungary, and Lavendr,
Wafer, with variety OF other Ps,iu cry
Pa e., Wood aud SILVER Snuff Rvxes.
For sale al rtry reduced p,,ces, AT
Howell DAVIES
Oct 3 Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

hEw ORLEANs.-Thc deaths by yellow fever in New Or
'eans were, the 18th ut, 80 the 18th, So the
iohSS aud on the l7h, IS. During the 10 hours ending
on the 10Th, at noon there % ntcmonts, of which 81
were OF yellow fever. The Picayune speaks in mournl
terms Of the gloom which pervades the city 1t says, ",c
LEAN Of several old and valued residents and the precaous
suaop Of many others, have excited almost univer
sai sorrow The epidemic in its maigni, has swept the
oo many who had abundant escape The fever
mot rapidly the increase, certainly abating. but
" ok OF destruction 10 be reaching way the
a"A' {" those Who have been long and we'll known the
Community"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

Rockbrdge .-Gen. Charles L. Ddtmup DR.. Al
fred Leyburn S. McD. Reid. James McDomell,
Wn. Moll,t. VIM. Gold. John Mofiitt, Dir. J. w.
McClung, VIM. Ta,lor, Il. White, Il. l.. Manson,
X. Giigsby, D. Moore, VIM. EngIes. \. r. Bar
clay, John Ruff john w. Btockenhrongh, Iohn
DOYLE. X. McD WELL i. +. Porter. John A. Cum
mngs, Andrew Alexander and John Jordan, have
been appointed delegates to represent Rochbndge
county IN the Cnristlansburg Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

g. The Prince de Jaiao son efthe King rance
rsedat New York in the isate Ia a Poaic few da,
ago. and received with tie honors due his rank and
sutton. After emunins in that cit, few DAYS. hc proceed.
ed To PHILADELPHIA and there also wanni, greeicd.
Thence he proceeded TO }aHors io will go Washing
ton and pay bis respects 10 the President aud he thence
templates tour toush Virginia. Kentucky and Ohio,
turning by tue Lakes 10 Niagara, aud Though Tue par
of NV York. The igate ~ awhile, viii remain al tin,
CITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

'lNil subscriber u pow prepared 10 'rnisl any
l. family desiring the above instrument. upon the
m,si liberal terms, and l,om Tho must approx ed
MANUFACTURES IN the Uhnrd States Tie ',sIy
dc rived reputation obialed by the aiilrre makers,
has been much ianded tnou. the public pes
that any remarks Of his would be unnecessary
up,n tie present occasion lie beng know
AS u manufacturer nf the instrument, cn fryu nmeni
the Pianos made by the different esiah ismea's. AZ
inferior to none IN the world. All thAt lie rqnrrs
/, a ma and il the purchaser rs toi pleased WITH
he Instrument, IL can be returned.
w. p. GREENE, Agen,.
" Al Pianos sold by me ~i be packed and
sen, 10 a., distance in the Tree OF expense.
rney will also be kept in order oae year. w,thoat
any charge The purchaser. by myself, as pass
though the country twite year reguar..
Sept 10 ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

C. Alta Loco Foco meeting IN Rockbridee
the other day, unaIIoyed SAT-, faction express
ed at the withdrawal Of Messrs. Ewing, Bell, Bad
ger and Crilienden from the Cabinet, and "hope"
was expressed tina, Mcssrs. Webster and Grange
would soon follow in their footsteps. Mr.. Granger
anticipated the request; but Nh, Webesier seems 10
have too much regard for Mr.. Tyler to abandon
ha; 10 his present dubious state Of mind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

O. We learn from The Hartford Patriot, that
the friends and suppore's OF John Tyler aud his
Administration, in Connecticut, piopose 10 h, Id
a Mass Convention in thai STATE, some time IN The
month Of October or November. We are not i
formed whether the Conven ion is 10 be composed
Of Wings or Loco Focos, o mixture Of both.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

Judge McLean,--tn sumo Of the papers ii is said
,ha, this gentleman has declined the pos, Of Secte-
tary Of War, rendered to him b, Mr.. Tyler. The
Washington correspondent, OF the Nc1o Yo,k HeraM
however. (who perhaps knows) says he has MOI de-
clned and though he has not yet accepted il is
believed he will. Albert H. Tracy, Esq Of New
foik. is spoken of as the new Secretary, in case Of
Judge McLean's refusal to accept.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
EDECA

VINIlE next session OF the subscribers School will
l. commence on Wednesday The Qih Of DC lober.
Arnhmeuc, Grammar and Geography viii receive
parr,cula. attention, apd effort shall b. spared lor
The advancement of those children comuiied to the
care OF the subscriber. Terms as heretofore.
For beginners SIS 90
For those more advanced 3 90
SUSAN COLE.
Oct. Ct II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

Auction sale OF Negroes.
- - = - q
~ CH.fRLES pHEal.s, .smefr.
an FRIDAY The 10Th DAY oi October, will sell,
~ IN front nf The Market House.
, ORC Likely Young Negroes,
Consisting OF Buys and Girls, tom IL 10 Is 1tirs
old all sr,y likely. Terms at sale.
Sept. y $50
SOMETHING NEW
wv, ~, SUTTON,
hANlNG iak u cn Office three doors above the
F,ankl,n llprl 10, the sale OF LOTTERY
Tit kETS, 1T Is TO adven,u,e,s he following
Schemes;
100000
VIRGINIA WELLsBuRG LOTTERY, Clss
J, To be drawn NJ Alexandra. on ~ OF October,
and received 9th.
| Pre- 10000 10 900. Of 1000, 3 000 = 500
10 oi 1900, 200 oi 900 Nc,
% Nos. IL drawn ballots.
Tiekt,s $40; Shb,cs IN proportion.
VIRGINIA LEEsBuRa LOTTERY, Chs, a.,
to be drawn a, Richmond on Monday lph day
ot October. aud diaWinr reach L,uohbufg
on The 9Th.
Capital prize $4,000,
OF 1000 500 900 l,G3i 20 IL 600
IS ri 200-i40 Of 100, Nc.
Nus. rs drawn ballots ~.
Tickets Si; ) ares IN proportion.
VIRGINIA WELLSBuRG. CLASS No. 40
10 draw IN Petersburg IN "Wednesday 9Th of
octobct, and drawing received here on lOlh.
p,ze Of SloO00-l0,t 00-4 ,cO0-2 li5-
90 vi 900 80 OF 100, &c.
VIRGINIA MoNONGALlA LOTTERY, Clas,
No. 40. tobe dawn NJ Richmond on Friday 9Th,
and drhuiug ,tccWrd The lMh.
Capital prize $4,000,
pure oi ,40i- ) OF 600 vi 3e0-
20 ii leo, &r
&c Nos. and - drawn ballots.
Whole 'rekcts - -ll,lyes So la,tet ST.
$4,000.
VIRGINIA MONONGALiA LOTTERY, Class
l.. Draws NJ Alexandra On Saturday oh. aud
received heic on l2lh.
Capiial pr ne $50 000-l 81 l0.l00-5 600 4 OGO
3000-2 2Ot-25 OF 600 oi OOtl-3 IT
5O0--4 o / ESQ 30 Of GOO 40 III d0o--
$50 OF 200 100 oil l5O-lG of 100,
&e &c.
~ Nos. II dawn.
Tickets $40; Shnics IN proportion.
For Tickets mud Shares cali an
W. NJ. SUTTON.
doors above F,ankln iioiel, Lyne 'harg Va.
Some ,ca aud S,,itndid Schemes Jor ,a~Ier,
Those advertised Hbovr. the most advantageous
ever Offered AT ihs Office, are u specimen al what
~ 10 lollow The remainder Of tbs monlt-Emliest
applicants have he brs chances iof tie arees pIz
oidels hon the couulrs promptly executed and
p,izss ipi"aidtd upontteeipl Of drawing
WM NJ SUTTON.
Drawn Nuibeis Wesbure, 81.
81 II 81 AZ "a "a 40 SO 20 ~ /,
Monongalta %.
&C CT II Il 30 Ga 80 50 SO 10.
Unmn Boucry.S
oi ~ 50 % 81 80 As 40 62 ~ 10 81 81 SO.
Leesburg 40
81 DC 6J II 81 IL q "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

~ The Enquirer. and few other Loco Eoco
prints, winch were so indignant when Nj. Osle ex-
hibi,ed catalogues of the furniture in the Presidents
house, applying to him The most egradng epiheis,
are themselves osenIati 'n>y 2arading list Of
the articles used at the funeral Of the usttous
Harrison, and which were, as they ought 10 have
been, pad for by the publlcfor if menpers Of Con
gress, dying al Washington, buried al the public
expense, Why should not an American President be
entitled TO the same melan choly honor! y are
these sensitive gentlemen parading grapes, coil s.,
hearses, scaris. winding slieels and all the gloomy
appendages OF the grave. Def re the people, with
their prices annexed, for The purpose of creating po-
li,ical capital. Surely, If Mr.. Oge was seuHion,
they are hyenas-he only animal that pto~ls among
The iombs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
Real Estate For sale.

I OFFER for sale the desi able an valuable Gun
'l' rcsidcuhc, the properly "i Capt John Lynch.
nea, Pheasant parin's, ~ the west cuI of Town--li
MOI sold b, the ~ OF thls month. IT will ,hen be
Tor ient. Terms viii be liberal.
WM. DAVIS, Jr. Agent.
C,ti 1920
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

o. Gen. Jackson has written a leue, 10 a New
York committee tx'olling MI, Ty ler's veto We
Knew that Van Buren MAS elected 10 "follow in the
tootsIeis' but we had supposed that Nj. Tyler was
chosen for very different purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

r. 1t seems.-or we did refer 10 the files Of
the Rrpublican,-,la. our atcle Of the h OF June,
1890 was reply. no, 10 the editor, bnl
pondeni Of that aper; and thai thai cor, spondent
did no, make II National Ba,k an ISSUE. So be il.
But will the editor 81, thai he did nol hold upa
National Bank, on many occasions, AS one u! The
issues involved in the Piesidenti! election We
are sure he will not. Our argument therefore is
affected by the fact thai our ,ema'ks were not tlic-
red BY an article of the character we had supposed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

c. friend in Tennessee, wiring To u.s. llu
m"rously suggests that Mr. Tyler not b,iog recog-
n'zed al present exactly The head Of either panty
should be dubbed "Presdenl per se."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

o. John S. Glllaher, E,q. has Withdrawn from
the new Wing paper proposed 10 be established al
Washington, John II. Plea,ans. ESQ. will prose-
CUE the enlerp,iz", and We glad TO hear, witt,
excellent prospects.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
New Cloths, Cassilllcs.c,A, &C..
RIlKEUN a lsODES

EEAYE ia, received II then aid stand u very
4 handsome ass rtmeni OF Gitis. Cas- 'nsres
Pesiiags, &C.. which the. are Disposed ~ sell srsy
low.
Jul, - IS Il
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HaAEksssAGsi.

Married, HE 22J alt by the Rev. Richard G
Brown, Mr.. JoHN +. JOHNSON, OF this place. &c
Mss AHN ELIZABETH, daughter Of Nj. john Fla
us. = Can DbrIJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

VJ' To-day the special election takes place for "a
De''ga'e in Albemarle county. Alexander Rves is
!he Wing, and S. +. Leake the Loco Foco eau
dIdate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

RESTITUTION The Secrri1y OF the I'ie'sur, a.
Soo"'edges the r.ce'pi Of IN aionymops t,l,t from
ne~ York, enclosing SIC 50 ceuts, due the L.
States for duties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
TO MILL UJ'RIGH1'.y.

1.-TWO or THREE jpu,nry men Mill Virgins
l. wanted: liberal wages gwen. Apply TO Japea
Cannon. near New Glasgow, Amherst county.
Oct 3 If
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Ne,r French Embroidery.

TURNER. BuRWELL & 20. have jus, re-
l. ce,srd, dircci from New York, ,,ch supply Of
french Worked Collars, Chem 2eties, Cnns, &c. ef
the LATEST style also, variety ol ofhrr E.lsvCl'
GOODS. which tlicy will Lake great pleasure IA
sxh,bnng 10 those thai may lavei them viii a cali.
Sept. 81 tsd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
IL b 3
or We " FILL MD ULs'TEk
GOODS.
Jnt received from Nen York, PHILADELPHIA and
Z
Try .INO. j. ruleViS,

baltimore. ana Jof sac
ny lNO. J.ruRViS,
+ 4 I hts Stare in l,ynehburg. IN the catnei bnl'd-
E my iorme,ly occupied by Robinson X Eon.
nearly opposite the NJ ukei House.
OcroBtR 4lh, l5il.
! RRoADcLOrilS. CASSIMERES, VEST.
iNGS, &c.
Sup ,Gne woo dyed black, blue, invisible green, aud
obrr Cloths
IVES, of England blue, black, aud Fancy Cassl-
mrirs
Sasons wool. blue aud black Beaver Cloth fur over.
cnals
Fine Pilot Clotls aud Flushines for ovc,cos,s
B'ochs Sllk Ncsumes Lyons We've, ioi Ito
Iolineii. Valencia, Swansdown aud other kinds OF
Nestiugs, superb so,tinen,.
Oxiord nixl, cadet, blue black aud other collars OF
fine and supeiine Satinelts.
kentucky, Ohio. aud Glenr,ck Jeans.
BLANKETS LlNSEYS, FLANNELS, Ne
Rose. Mac,nau, aud Whitney Red blankets, large
supply.
London duff, twicd. aud Indian Blankets FOR
Negroes,
Blankc, Grca, Coas, fall trimmed. superior Article.
rlnnneis, large supply uncommon
~ cheap, 10 wit:
Welsh ST. anskln aud ladies' dac white Flannel
Red, scailet aud green, fine aud medium do
PLAN aud printed yellow, blue aud green Tor chill.
dten's Nantes
Ipswich, lambs o. and mcrino Shirts and Draw.
4 els, a large lot, snpti panty eDeAp,
I.mee lot Il Wooden Stockings tor i,male servants
Al hall pree.
English and French McrinOcs
and MOU>sciinc dc l. aincs.
Superior solld colours all wool Mousscllne dc
La,ncs, variety Of shades.
Rich embroidered do do do
Rich printed do latest London and Paris
figures
Printed S.Sonirs, do1he width.
! FL 4 Fl
dresses.
Wors,ed aud silk me,lno PLAID, 6uc Tor boys aud
English French and German Me,inos, variety OF
colours. cheap.
Hosiery, Glores and ShaW5s.
! Saxouy aud Cashmere LADIES' Stockings. superior
Cheyoit do do new article
Wots,cd black, white and colored S,uchil Is Tor Ia.
! Mems Angola, lauhs wool and uo,sel Sacks.
Boys and Misses Stockings aud Gloves.
Nd, SILK and Wo,,cd Govcs,
! Nuts oi al colour, aud qualities.
4 Btoche, SATIN D,mask and other large Sh wis,
+ Blanket and Tartan do
Merno aud Taghoui IlanaLerchlels, large supply.
Bonncis, Artificial Flowers,
Ribbons, &c. &c.
Diamond Florence Bounels, Qhe Eastman Tor his
Florence bad Ionnels loi entirely new iotm)
Real London figured CHIP Bonoels, durable
! Nisse, Fhrenoc Hats
Ladies Cypress and Palm Leaf Bonnels, very
che
/ Velvet Flowers. Wrcaths aud Sp,gs
French Swies lor INSIDE Of bonnels
Pans f. "a edge SATIN klbbons fall and winter col
ors, very cheap
Rich pou lie Sole, and Chine and Ombre bon 9,
Ribbons
S,ll al In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

An TONS Plaster for sale low by
LUZ BOYD, EDMOND Il Co.,
On the Canal.
Oct. Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
The Packet BOHfS.

L llun,hy, and JOHN MARSHALL, Capt.
Hull, will eaye ihiS place. alternately. Mondays.
"Wednesday aud FRIDAYS. ai74 o'eoch 4. NJ.
BOYD, EDaO ND y Co
Jul, Is lsa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

HILLS OF 1A1IaNH
Fer tho James River n Kanawha Canal
EOK N.ELL II r IAIS AEEl Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04

Large supply Of ENW and Winter
GOODS,
RODES & BURTON,
A RE now RECEIVING at their Wholesale "
IA retail Store, Bank Square, au um-
usually large and desirable stock Of
Fall .l.v'D WAITER GOODS, 10
winch they respectfully ,nvhe the attention Of all
who IN wal OF eood Goods Al io,o prices.
\. Country Merchants viii find our assortment
general. aud ,ur prccs as low any oiler house
IN lhls market
We earnes y invite them to favor Us vii, a call,
stock being rer3 large, alu he more dlspo.
sed to wholesale. al very low PRICES.
ROBES d. BURTON.
Sept. Sc tsh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
GREET Be.IRG.YH.V,N.

To all then WIN aie m wan, of Cheap GoOds.
,htr by WHOLESALE %, RETAIL. We say gn q
us a call. aud VIC pledge on,s Ives /. GOOD BAR
GAINS viii induce you /" buy. you shsu ute
disappointed. BUR On a RoDES.
Ap,ll 10 Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
stssyatf = in =

L N aud steady bs.n>, eao Hal p,"s rpf ,
Day Qoots , ole ID iuwf. Ar; = At 'his uii,ss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
Combs, Brushes, Pcrfulnery,
Ar. ~


NC. &C.
Tor oise Shell tuck aud side Combs
Blessing aud Fl re tooth Combs
BraZ han Combs. tuck, side aud crooked
Cloth brushes. Tooth do. III ir do
Fa,ey Soaps, FLORIDA and Cologne Water
Fancy Baskets, II uouies, Pocket HooLs and Pur.
SEES
Marker Ba kes, Fishing Tackle, &c.
shoes. Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
Ladies fine black aud toluured French kid and
motocco Shoes
I.ade'. seal kin and leather Shoes
Mems and fac Shoes
Bows. girls aud children's do
Wool, far and palm leaf Has
u rbrellas, silk aud cotton
Ladies' i,rge Parasols and small Unb elias suitable
for win,er
Boys aud mems Caps, seal skin and iur, ioge,ha :
with many other articles, too tedious 10 mcn-
Tins perhaps the largest and best assorted
stock OF Goods ! ever before offered for sale. The
stock is composed e almost every variety Of FOR
EIGN and DOMESTIC COTTON aud WOOL
EN- GOODS, SILK aud WORSTED FABRICS,
and House keeping articles generally. My pur
ciases we're made mostly AT the Nct York auctions,
and as sell almost exclusively fr CASH great bar
gains nay be expected. JOHN J. PURVIS.
N. b. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do we'll
to cali and examine the above heary stock IF Goods,
as | think can save them the trouble and expense
Of e ing to more dls,dn, markets. j. p.
(lcI 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-04
GREAT DECLINE IN
VIEW Sx'RL.s'G = SUMMER
(iOODN,
VIZ ABE NEW REsEsvBNG At OOW
Wholesale and Retail store, FL
Oar supply Of SI'KI.S't; y SI.N.NEEl
GOODS.

4 Ii. f which were bought towards the ciosc u
y the Season, and AZ much ioTer prizes than wer.
pald in the cdrfg part of The Spring Oar assortment
- very extensive, and having Lsen selected W.T.,
much care, and boa ht AT great Wcr 5ice, may wci
nrl ~ Ia n lie ~ ~ ulli
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-08

We comply with the request Of our friend ex-
pressed in the following, remaIkng, by the way, that
we consider him excellent Judge of all things rela
ting to personal accommodation and comfort of trav
ellers
While writing let me ask you to say word for
the benefit of your Southern friends who may be pass
ing North with their families. You can safely say to
self and all friends, that they cannot do better
than to stop few days on the way at the Exchange
Hotel in Baltimore, which by the way is much inn
proved lately, and at that NEST comfortable and quiet,
gentemanlike place, the Marshall House in Phla-
delphia 1t is now one of the best houses for those
who like quiet and elegant home and kind treat
ment, that Notwithstanding one of the better sort
of hotels in England. do not wish, however, to dis
parage the other houses in those cities but these
knolc The accommodations at the Marshall House
for ladies and families are unsurpassed"
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INNGLISH WORKS ON GEOLOGY AND
IL imported by F, TAYLOR,

ENGLISH WORKS ON GEOLOGY AND
II Observation-Disclosures by +. TAYLOR,
most of them by the last trip of the Great Western.
The Ccrtaintes Of Geology, by Gibson, vol, Lon
don, lSil.
Mantes Wonders of Geology edition, Lon
don, 1871.
Grifiin's Ctys,allography, with its application to Mi
neralory GLASGOW, lS4l
Parkinsons Fossil Organic Remains of Former
World, vols. quaro, many colored engravings.
Iiumble's Dictionary of Geology and Mineralogy,
London 1870
Burr's Practical Geology, as applicable to Mining,
Engineering, Architecture, &c.
Thompson's Outlines of Mineraogy, Geology, and
Mineral Analyses, vols octave.
Thompson's Chemistry Of Organic Bodies, vol
octave.
Rockies Geology as Science, applied to the reclama-
ton OF land from the the construction of harbors
the discovery of coal and the formation of railroads.
vol London 1910
Leithart on Mineral Veins
Boase's Primary Geology.
Urcs system ol Geology, vol octave.
Irres' Dictionary of Mlneralogy and Chemistry,
with their applications
Nacpillivray's Manual of Geology, London, 1870
Tayors Scientific Memoirs.
Burrows Conchology.
Brown's ConchoLgsts Text Book
Brpwn's Natural History of Shells.
,;col ~, by Professor Phillips.
PMlils' Mineralogy, fourth edition, by Allan.
Mnctaloey, by Professor jameson.
And a large collection of valuable American works
and American editions on the same subjects, and their
various branches at the lowest prices in every case
- Books Stationery and Periodicals, imported to
order from England and France july
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!Sdgacity Of a Mtie,-lt is stated in an Irish
paper, that short distance from Dublin, r, sides
a gentleman who owns pair Of beautiful mules
which he caused TO be imported from Spain. al
great expense. 1t is related Of these nnmals.
that they viii regularly 90 10 pump in the yard,
and while one puts his mouth 70 the spout and
drinks, the other works the handle BY raising
and depressing il with his shoulder When
one of them has satisfied his thirst, he change.
place with his compenon, and returns the favor
which he had received,