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SHAKESPEARE,

III Park Row, and 3 Ann street.
THE SUBSCRIBER eegs TO return his best thanks to
they have him he re-opened the above
establishment he them and the public in general,
that he Will continue to use every exeron 10 merit their pa
The Larder will be always supplied with the choicest deli
ns, n nri i in accordance with the times
The Bar will be stocked with Wines liquors. daught and
Scotch es London porter and all OF the best
Breakfast dinners and suppers, all reasonable
dishes &c., hand every day. between the hours
OYSTERs-The very best that be procured. in every
Suitable notice being given ANY DISH whatever can be
Private for the accommodated Of dinner md supper
SIS aiaw is 4w.r
1SERRApIN LUNCH-Gourmonde Qui Vive! Thou
some weeks past suffering severe disappointment from The
closing Of the fafamed Terrapin Lunch" The 6tful
. John anf As% OF nsl
memory hangs his ha ~ AZ the Terrain also the pro.
W. tsrr Now then smack Your lips " cormosn in the
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
again suasnesd at The fespn single look ins the old
Tee Box, will the hunger Of him with the short
Id 't S S 'f malt the old VIII
Zine 6reeu Turtle served this day. and day during
the season. Sc lmtr
EPICUREs! EPICUREs! EPICuREs!
SG doS:
season. vaGsms Poultry Fish, &c &c together with his
celebrated Mill Pond Shire wsbury and all choice Oysters fresh
which the premium at the last Annual Far
fitted up saloon unequaed in the city, where
popety up their comfort aud satisfaction such
reeshulen,s they may call for ON reasonable terms
81 imsr JOSEPH TEN EYCK.
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EAU DE REAUTE.

CoURAUD's EAU DE BEAUTE, or True Water of
Sssuy ri n1n oS: ssd M es
taneous eruptionseT realizing delicate white nec has.
And % .odns ssay
soa Of as e
preparations vile forced into notice By p.ss
sa e
81 81! s . INFINITELY S
ssa d. Cheap ss or nj
you my s" ss Of q
ed efficacy Innocence and fragrance Of your preparation for
snS the ng
& em our ias dess ss e al
mot sui encbante de lie cosmctque e remerce
'' '''' EMILE DEsMouLTNs. Pension Fraqssi..
"I have your Eau de Desuts in se-ii is admirable
article, and shall Recommending mr., nc u.,.,..
.rh.vs bad ..yer. call, for our wash fel ssfs:
LADY y9c here bought bottle q SS al FIJI had the
No. stanwM Hall, Albany.
3: :; tie i and sssSs
Tfs ss;Sf i.S% b. as ess Sss; Opportunity
fy for s ' q
yguns lady requested thar would procure her bottle oft
JOSEPH M, Broadway.
Of the above pepa alton realizing all that
fesses accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser receive
his her money back NJ requested
To be had only d., Exclusive Once, 81 Walker ST.,
door from Broadway 81 bottle and of the following
Albany Guthrie maiden Lane; Goshen Elliott; Phladel-
PAU css sSs
H,rfod Wells Humphrey Boston, Jordan, Milk street;
Norwich, w Faulkner Lowell Carleton; Salem, Ives; New
Haven Myers Providence, Dyer J Ciucnnatti Thomas
Main let, add Others throughout the u States.
ourauds Poudre Subtitle, for completely and permanently
eradicating superfluous hair, 81 per bottle
Gourauds Liquid veeetabe Rouge, so cents per bottle
Gourauds Blanc DEpsgne imIsrts pure life whiteness
skim free from the deteou principles geaerally entering
combination for this purpose Is cents per box SD I'm
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
MR.. j. b. JACQUEMOD, manufacturer and importer Of
M French Artificial Flowers 81 Lispeuard street near Broad
way has Just received by Havre packet suy, Duchess
dOesns and Iowa. aarge assortment Of superior and fash
onable flowers aud feathers. Of the latest Parisian styles
50 Imsec
I Owe, COURTsHIP AND MARRIAGE: just publish
Love- Courship and Marriage. infable guidebook for
married and single persons in matters OF the utmost Importance
TO tine haman .
Amongst the things duly considered in this work sreCause
of an Ofsprng with modes Tor
ZION aud TIE OF beauty and courtship The
danger osoary practices ad how the habit b. removed
and its effects cured The OF Love OF Jealousy with
O. an snhsppy passion SC &c. Translated from the third
Paris edition. by Philip M: Howard For sale at Ic2 Nassau
dollar 70 Hot LAND GLOVER Nav Yg city.
sltimsr
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS.
DRUM LA ROSIERE & COURT, Il6 William street
The only successor Of Ban La kosiee Co. a. Paris have
received By the Have Packet SHIPS Svie de Grase aud
he Sully large Of Superior and Fashionable
Flowers Of the latest Partisan styles.
No. I6 Villa and only depot Of those
peror articles from their mandatory in Paris Hue de Tracy
Not.
The above firm has been lately declared by decreeI Of the
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris be the
only Legitimate of the firm Of Brun la Rosie Co..
Of Paris. s2insr
VlCTORINE x GOWN commence business at their
Enlistment, No 395 Broadway, up staln.-Madrle VIC
TORNE whose has become popular from frequent
the Parsisn Journals of Fashion, aud whose house
at Paris the rendezvous Of the ahSrabe world has the
the ladies of New York. that she Will
Tuesday the 10th of September, her
for the sale of French Fashions consisting OF Cioaks Sha~
antettes Aprons. Hats Caps, Head Dresses and Fancy
Parlsian Articles.
The correspondents of Made vctorine will keep her
stant,v supplied the very latest Fashions Two skul
French workwomen always in attendance. SIT lm~r
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krupt Lss1

Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
George Andrews and J. c. Lamphear (hrm Andrews 4
Lamphear, New York; compulsory, complaint OF
Elijah Boardman and Thomas ". Rocker.
James s. Gibbons, clerk, New York, Qate firm Palmer
b Gibbons Phila ielpha)
Burlin Brown, New York, Qste Arm Brown 4 Cawley
Mobile.)
Joseph s. Hxon, merchant New York.
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HIGH POLISH.

r EE's sTEAM TMPROVED BLACKTNO Is
IL veray admitted be far superior 20 any yet Invented for
s oecusr pres quail the leather, and
exquisite brilliant jet black usre properties entirely UNI
rivalled. -,
No 4 lobn ar corner Of Broadway. CHAs. LEE,
ia ms Formerly Lee 4 Thomson.
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s2 So 64k
FOR GHAKLEsTON, HANNA,
= KEY WEST, NEW ORLEANS, AND

Zk1&4k8 October at u M-The well known and
iavorite steam ship NEW YORK, y 7.
wrought iron shafts &c. will positively leave for die above
ports o. the day specified.
The New York having been superby fitted with saloon
addition to her cabins, offers superior acconmo-
dations for the convenience OF Passengers
this may safely rely the well known skill and aen
o her Captain. For light freight passage, apply
board, foot OF 9th street. East River, or to
G. MORGAN or
II. HUBBARD, & co.
81 Peck Slip.
N BThe New York carries sufficient fuel for the voyage.
Passengers for Key West New Orleans and Galve will
have opportunity of visiting Havana, the ship will lay
there tive days. sst oI0trc
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS
BURG.
$3.50 $3.50 800 81b

The proprietos Of Binghams Transportation Line Pitts
burg give Merchants of New York, and all other
persons shipping the West, that their line is in active
operation Goods consigned them Tor to in ther
line,) will be forwarded with despatch
Owners shippers of goods destined for the Western
States who have at PIttsburg Will
please consign their goods William Bingham, Pttsburg
who will attend sAppng all such consignments without
delay.
All goods should be marked distinctly package
BINGHAM'S LINE.
For freight which low other line apply
o WIN. TYSON, Agent,
No s West street, opposite Pier No. 2, N r.
B. Passengers forwarded to Psburg and
day. Sundays excepted
Refer to r. Crooks, American Fur Co. s. T. Nieoll.
Front street Phelps Dodge Coz Fulton street suydar
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FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRICES
rvr~o, IA The commodous Steamboat WASHING
|HsAv TON, Captain J. NJ Brown having made
arrangements TO change her days Of leaving
New Yok will hereafter leave the foot Of Robinson
New York, every Tuesday, Thursdsy and saprdsZ alter
noon o'clock and Albany Monday dnesday and
Friday afternoon o'clock landing her each
the foot OF Hammond Newburgh, Poughkeepxe
Kingston Point, Cattski and Hudson,
For freight apply to the Captain on board OF TO D.
RANDOLPH MARTIN. No 1852 West street au26 lmsr
49, FOR MARsEILLES-Pscketf for ist October
s1 The very superior coperfened and oopnered ship
&io4Anen CORIuLANUS, Hale master. -
The major part cargo aetdy engaged For freight
- ~ ''P' BOYD q HINCKEN,
si3r No. Tontne BoildinEs.
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Ma. c. e. BRsroL, Buffalo. N. =

been ceiling during the year past guam
hear virtues from those who have used H. that
sale this city be much increased bv paying more
Our such with the
different papers that have inserted on
much better Others and conspcuously
you would like make with US for Hing
extensively, think could be made OF much
age TO US both We have four different stores, three OF
them the best location IL the city for retailing and one foI
pose Of perhaps than other house. We shall be
much pleased TO hear from this subject or you visit
New York in the OF month
70 Fulton street. Yours. very respectfully, .Nns
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SUTTON g. VANDERBILT

RE Constantly receiving large supplies OF Cloths CASH
~ and Wooen' OF description for the
coming season. offer extremely reduced prices
FOR cash. at their we'll known Tailoring Establishment 40
Broadway, second door above Canal ST.,
Gentlemen requested 10 call ana examine her stock oe
fore purchasing else where,
N.B-Particuara paid 10 boys clothes. $40 m"r
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KENNfEDY'S

THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF
THE AGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

R!hiiI OF SEARCH.
The reader will olsc.yc in lis r,.rfsae,s ,,,,,r
letter from Caleb Cushing Esd addressed 10 the cd
tor Of the C0nri9sc s Esls ais French pau,l p,ll
lished in New York, this inter stng questn-consl
tu,ing. docs, tic most important ltateIaof the rc
inq negotiation between the American and British Cav
crnments The letter is characterized ly the acLuoy
lcdced ability Of lis aulhor Gut perlars that c;rcu,n
stance would not Give il SO much consequence in fin
public estimation as is i.arted It, il " Mr Cpslpo,
rersonal and official position. and the circumstance, ON,
nected with its pull;cati.n
Mr. Cushno is orc .rlhc few Who mem, ors ,rC,,
crcss who has enlisted under the Tyler ,,,. and ,l .
c;tv Of the number Of the Administration ,,,r,r vtl
has secnrei far tbe., the anrolaljo, # =, . e. rl.
1;u,nl. seems IN have eor'o,ers5 so,on,r ,,.c, l
con6ler,;a, Relationship fr,m tbo oxisoo.o ~ ,,;.l
IN. ,nblic naturally ,c,r ,lat =, 10,
sro,ls ~. eo,lel,, IS Mr. Cnslia, ri, I.,,.
no on,od;es the v;,v,s IF ,,,o ,,h,loy,,..1 r,I,'
flo rhe pre,iJe,, I,ino the laa5 .f,bs. ,...
,cw in ,,,oho, I'm, G,o,i,i Ila IN H., .,,,.
,,ie,J in f.reian as vcr,s in .i,.5a..,...,,,,
Mr. CUSHING helm, bcsi,s Ic,ioo. ,,,,,,ar
mi,,ee Of FOREIGN RoI,tions ,.,,. a,',,,
,h,, ro,,l,a, in .,,,;,, ,,i,i ,....,...
!, ve;cl, no t.s ,,.,,,h, !. +, mi - ,
g., ,,o ,all;.- mr., ,,,,,;,l.l =. 81 IN
,,,,, if,.r, r., ..,o,,,;. .la,I ''
'"a' naFy YoY at Le'ne' lqt d
o',au
" VIII MI be deemed an accidental circumstance by
any means 'hal sir Gushing has chosen the Feod
n,ncr in ,,i.b ,,n,rI.., Ii.'..
paper IN Whleh To p"V'sh ms letter herels manifest
u'',s" III " 'n'u@n We To not doubt mat It Is
'''' anu P'''''' ne ffete@ ha'i'n Is aga
p 40 wen a. '''5s '1"' us CIV
,':.;. , ''''',''@ '"' - ''.s 0'''"' VI "o'
l. ~. ~
h,s iselra1 i G'', ''
,ox. ~ 3" men tue 'I''''
so,yos win, '''' "a
oro hand o. ,,rp.a.I
treaty nnfIo s,,,,;,r.r, ,,.,;al, Mo-, ar'...
still n,yo,rl iro,, ,,,,i,,,.o, i, r.,,.oa .,I,
drive ,hoo, r.,, ,,,,or and ,.I,g ,-;.,'.
Ministry ,y.olJ ass,l tho r. ,r,,a ira ra2...
the other hand 10 rotirv treaty sano5 5,,cr CHI H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
SIS, 600 WOrth Of Hardware,
1T cont.

rASllE subscriber having determined to chang, his
u business, nov offers his
ENTIRE STOCK OF
"a ,rinnre, s'..ticr,, Tools, sads,rr,, Carri.
bntcrin,-, Iron aud Castings,
ar COST. for CASH
or Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed HIS present
assortment embraces anos every article usually kept
n Hardware Stores. aud purchase may rely upon his
selling. III good faith. Ar COsf. Sncn Z" oppornnl
~ seldom occurs for Country Merchants to lay 'na
cheap stock Of II NRDW ARE. aud he urgently requests
hem. aud all other persons who may want Goods
his hae, Il give him Il cal, before purchasing.
II. H. RICHARDS
Feb - tsf
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AiiEslAs;i H..

Married. IN peierbure, on Monday morning. the qth
inst. oy the Rev. John Leybum. .lon~ McNrrcr,
Esq. 10 Miss Ailer NJ. daughter u Capt. John Lev
buru. of Lexington. Va.
--.un Thursday. the i2th inst. by the Rev Mr..
tulwel. Doet. SAMUEL SCo1r ot Alhemarc. To Miss
Ans r. DnlEs, daughter OF Doe II l.. Davies of Am
horSt,
-. on Tuesday evening. the 10Th inst by the
Rev, Addison Lea. MIR jaws l.. SenooI.rrip. of
this place. In Miss MAY C.. daughter ol Bowlna ~
drgc Esl, Of HALIFAX county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Q1ie discreet. Palson Fisk declares that he will
mol cNult over the defeat olthe WhssufA rna. untl
he hnaws "how many Rilcde Bank Democrats" are
among those returned lie viii find tina, here will
enough. if need be, there always has been prevent
the carrying out the thorough Loco Foeo d5rrlnes.-
They preach SET o decIfinosbut they practice up
u another
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

o. We have received the LIST No of the Iomhs
'j'mdry Caskci, which Mr.. A. S. Maddox. of Rich
m9nd proposes to publish scmi-monhly, N that city. at
80 cents per annun As its title imports it is to be
''dcvoted the interests Of Sabbath Schools in Iirg
MAJ and the publisher says 81 viii not be scciarian in
It's character but adapted mce the viewa of all ofho
dox Christians without comirg in contact with the doc
tna cncts ofany.n Parents. well Sabbath School
.cr,, usy Grd in Il Is litdo Eapcra che7Pas well "A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
TEMPERANCE MEETING

regular meeting OF the Male members Of the Wash
nglon nion Temperance Society Will he held the,
Nv ENlNe, nj : o'clock in the ahasen.nt o She Mcho-
dist Protestant Church rhc Attendance ol the Mcchan
les Temperance suciey and Of Strangers. Is solicited
J. {. Vol Nj. secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Loco Foco Pipe Layey.-Ihc New York Herald OF
May 10, says al appears from atidayils that have
been made thu, the Loco Focos have been guilty OF
grosS f,dUds in LETTING PRISONERS Oi L OF
JAIL, 10 rcte at The last election - Is MI this a
match for Bca Badgers corps of pipe layers and yarn
spinners Come, neehbor Of the Republican, preach
from tbs text. Give us lecture upon the
demoralzng effects of permitting CRIMINALS L.
elect our law nabersl It's a copous theme, aud enc
upon which You have obviously felt deep concern
idc your repeated denuacaton Of Bella Badger. and
ether pipe hgerS.
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SSs:s9's
TIE GREATRaCE.


The race between Boston and Fashion, for $50 900
and was won by the latter. in heas-tbe first heat
run in mioules 32i seconds and the second in rim
- scconds-the first being four seconds less ihsa
in the celebrated race between Eclipse and Henry. The
iirst heat won by LENGTH and the last by sixty
yards Sixty Thousand spectators said 10 have b~es
present.
The owners of Boston AIessrs WIN. r. johnson and
Long has challenged Fashion for another race q 1000
aside to be any time between the 9th Septembev
and the 18th Of October. Mr. Long also offers bet
that he will win the Jockey Club purse, mile heats,
al the Union Course, at Casdcn and at TENDON
$1,000 on each.
island except the of Benz Arnold, who, refusing
10 give bail, imprisoned. An attempt to arrest WIN.
b. Sayrcs tho Speaker of the Suffrage Assembly, was
successfully resisted by mob The Legislature Of
Connecticut has appointed committee toimIure into the
expedlcncy ofoeng the mediation Of that State between
the con,endlng parties in Rhode Island. -
.Ncc York considerable excitement exists ia Nov
iark, occasioned by the attempt organize the CITY
Councils. under the late eectiononc or two Of tho
Wards claiming To be represented by sets 81 dele
gates, The Herald says. 1.-The Wings appear To- have
tie asrcndancy branch; the Loco Fucos iu tho
other"
The Anti Slavery Convention, white spir its AID
black - in session in that city.
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e,EslEEIAgS T..

Departed tins Lie, On Thursday the 18th nst An,
Lt MARIAN. daughter ct T.. = anl Family W. lluttcr.
aged two months aud twolity seven DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
NOTICE..

Noh11'nI.
FhNiE subscriber has on hind general assortment Of
BLANK BOOKS. viz Iedpers. Journals DAY,
Cash, TaN Execution and Memorandum Books, ruled
10 various patterns. aud bound in the suhsta lia
manner general assortment Of Writing and Letter Pa
per. old Books rchound nj nj short notice Bindcry
one door below the Ncrndah, and opposite the Police
oilice. Vim. A. TALBOT.
Ma, IL Wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

CoNI3EI d)NAi..-'rhc S,ute has hal no
measure of general Importance before sine our last no
tice ofiN lng4; while The l1us, Of Representa-
tive' has been prineinily engaged on the amendments
ii tie S'o1te ttha Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill
There has been ltiila inerlule in the Senate how
ever, which may deserve special mention Mr. Benton
has renewed his complaint against the Postmaster Cen
frtl, and has Offered resolution cnqujriag how the
Mlla'aHIn n'wsaper came int, possession ui cerHun
letters written by hnsell AMI others in rerrenre 10
theaPp nntneat al postmaster at st. LOUIS e.. MIR
Benon desired 'kuaw Inv an editor could oblan ae
cess t. n.lrn1toain tie Departments. which. when
called for by menher OF Congress Is withheld on the
ground that II is secret aud confidential Mr. Benton
usual, cmptled the vlas of his wrath upon The Mal
snian and its masters. Ii the Washington corrcsron
dent Of the \. \. Express is accurately informed.
wedn not wonder nj Mr. Benton's warmth. /, SAYS
Mr. y. Called on Aa Postmaster General s'nl demanded
the examination Of CERTAIN plprts. He WIS told HAT
he could not see them. ..Nhli' asked Mr. Benton.
is it not the pnslretoalaW gcntIcuea the privilege
ii eNonnjul the papers ila in the Departmental
'Always,' sad the Postmaster General. 'hni goa can
MT thrn. The Missouri Senator len the oise IN
tempest Of pIszian.
lha Report of the Secretary of the Treasury upon
tn revision OF the Tariff accompanied by number Of
tabular tclo nts, and proet Of bill regulate and
establish duties ups2 imIars, was land heorethe H. Of
R on the oh inst pursuant to the rcnest Of the IN
mitlcc ways and means, mud 'ho direction Of tn
House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
great bargains tn ESrlfish ss"fs
NMElsll,,N nsA~ HOODS.
u-ur;cNBSHI. Es5ispxSEFH 1t 10.

fsrf1t Hnvs".ns tn EyraSis." ''"'s
AMERICAN sh.~ "OOns.
VU;eNERe, KsaEexV ELE Il 10.
4 II. now opening ur the Spring Trade, entirely
~ new, full and general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goodsal Of which they determined to ot
Ie for cash pnnctual customers. ut the Lowest Mar
he, Prices, The following comprise apart o, ,hsn
Stock
CLO7T1S
Super Wool dyed Blacl Cloths; Invisible Green, on
i've. Brown and blue Cloths. all qualities and prces
from So 30 10 go per yard
C.iSsLHERES
4 large assortment Of French Y English Cassineres
beautiful slyle otlieh shades snd pa'i,,ns.
JESIINi,S
Rich French and English Saiins, fancy coloured and
,aln, white and coored Marseies and Aorno lcstings
SILK GOODS.
Black aud blue-lack Gros de Rhine Silks rch Wa.
ered and Stripped Gros Arique fancy coured Chnse;
PLAID and Chanaeahle SilEs new and beautiful styles.
FRE.A1H L.1U.NS
large assortment. comprising all shades. colours and
patterns, from the lowest to the finest qualities,
LINEN GOODS.
Superior Grass blenehed Irish Iincns; Brown French
l. mems aud Drllings large assorimcs, at very ow
prices.
.NtSLLb' GOODS
Plain. Striped and Figured ,Jackonels; Null, Boob
md Swiss Musns plain and figured.
FANCY RIBBON.S
Plaid Striped. Figured aud Walcled Gro de Nsr;
Bonnet sl'd Cap Ribbons, all widths nd shades.
HOSIERY.
White and black. palnand rhbld English Silk Iloss,
black and White Cotton, all prices from Twelve akd
a hall cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS
No. | and Cotton Oztabnrgs 3 4, Al and "a browa
'hcetnes aid Shlrtines; "a and a Bcached do; A
prom Checks and heavy Indigo Plds Of the best quality.
\. BIN addition 10 the ;foyc. they have lsfge a.
sortmeut ot Fancy Coored SILK Gloves. Mifts. fBes
aud Cambria llandkerchels, Shawls Scarfs. Thread
I.aeos, Edgnqs, nsertings, French Embroidery and
other styles of desirable Goods. which they will Offer
at reduced Prices to all that may be disposed pus-
chase.
TURNER. BURWELL SCI.
April ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
EEaE POOR fs;GEg MAN MD Ts1E
fg7afs pOOss MAN.
Tor S0le Or n. Y. .1.ESR,

III fT'sTT NJ, ' =
a MOST valuable little work entitled '''Ihe Poor
L a Rich Man and the Rich Poor man. afiordng a
PLAIN and JrcIbe illustration Of the comparative happ
ness Of the two classes of mankind Rich and Poor.
May 10 Stif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
How emma person Judge of II Piano by
TIC o!assilc MpEearamcc!

A NY skiliu Cabinet Maker can frame a beautiful
IA Case, and these splendid ou sides frequently
found to the poorest sort Of nsdesbu it requires
something 10 make good and durable ACTION.
which is the most important matter connected with a
Pano-a thing scarcely ever looked nto--and how can
purchaser be Judge? The safest way is take Pl-
upon trial. ana then you to be the safe
side. have
THIRTY PIANO FORTES
for sale al reduced prices and offer them upon trial
if they good, keep them; if they are bad, return
them T.. p. NASH Petersburg, va.
Dealer in Books and Piano Foltcs.
May l6 Stiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

o. Alexander Powell. who was recently ~ pointed
Consul to Rio lanciro and whose commission after
wards suddenly revoked. publishes long address to l'
pubic. accompantiby various certificate fanunT them
one Of Senator Choate) repcllug the upualons upon
his character b, which his prospects were blasted He
certainly matosa very fair ease; and if his statements
be couGdcl in aud they seem to be entirely zorro
b,ratcd by others, he has been badly treated
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And great number Of other articles in the Grocery line
SC, sc. The sale Will be made under a Judgment Of
the COOPERATION court Of Iynchbnrg. upon an attach
men 'or reu in favor OF David Il. Lyman, against the
said Joseph Marsh
Jerns Of sale-lo the amountof { III - on a credit
I'LL Isl July neat To the OF Sls1 30 on credit
TIL the Isl day of October next; the amount OF SSl SO
a credit ill the LIST day Of January pexi; and the
amount # SlS1 80 n credit TIL The Isl day Of April
next; the purchaser every instance giving bonds with
coed Hecally. H. DUNNiNGIOA, Scrg't c. l..
May Ii t26Nlay