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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
Dnn,eotte f,lteIlt1ener.
From nc baltimore Patriot. Jan. IS.
CINCINNATI

There was no further outbreak ., Cincinnati up TO tn,
IAN INST and The city WIS becoming quiet The Re-
publican oi ,br iih says
There s.rs runofs yesterday that ths Hamilton
bank, Cins.land Bank and Bank Il Granville. had
Podet Is lar learn in0ln brokers and others
there Is no foundation ir ih,sc rumors Granville fyes
sro iaRkable and smaller nJics are redeemed pef
rent a. usual.
a1n the present state 81 excitement relative 10 the
renry IL Il 10 hc eNpecitd that thousand IDLE
will prevail which must tc ,cciyc,l with great caution.
The late BanL ID Cincinnati has posted up notice
that they vii rcve ther in payment ior MI dc
nands du" the Bank. represented within 10 days, and
interest VI" be allowed on such notrs as may not have
rtsrhcd ma .nfiiy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

fRoo,RtSs or TIE BRITISH ARNS-DE
SIKH tlloN OF CITIES AND FORTS COW
MENoED-IERROR OF The CHINESE
at never rains but 1t pours" AS, nigLt the mail
brought additional Foreign News, by the Albion from
anton, wheharrvod at New York ON Monday evening
bringing dates 10 Sept, 10Th
On iho nh OF august, Bremen and Elliott were sue
eocdcd by Parker Potngucr On the 2Oth September
the ch'i part nj the naval and military forces lett Macoa
some expedition the nature Of which can only b III
ylned from subsequent rumors.
The roport prevailed that Amuv A most extensive de
Pot oi military material, ammunition, Sc. had been taken
b, Storm attended with terrible slaughter after consd
cradle resistance
Amovo towards Canton also had been made. forts
blown up. villages destroy cd, and other destructive one
i,''nns varied forward
The plea ld these acts is slight pretended viola
ton Of the late treaty. ~ the Chinese,
There seems to be nothing farther known. But there
afe Specualons rumors and reports enough In circua
ton, t9 show that the British forces have commenced
operations with determination TO strike decisive blow
and there is every to suppose them able do it,
The destruction OF Annoy seems to be regarded as n
most decisive blow the Chinese relying with great conf
denco upon It's strength. march upon Pckln even is
spoken Of and the rePosscssUn Of Chusan is also ru
morod.
Ca &c whole the aspect Of Chinese affairs as presented
10y TINS arrival is cloudy indeed and may expect
''esnS and important news upon this head by the next
steamer.
The Constitution frgatc, and Boston sloop of war.
"eIo al Saldanha bay, Cape of Good Hope, ir water
The following all We scc relative to the capture of
Annoy.
me capture q ,inlog by the BrfishIt is positively
stated IN letters from Canton that Annoy has been taken
win great slaughter by the British forces Particulars
gwen are oul iew-t Is sud that the English first took
possession OF small island commanding Annoy whence
they threw shells into the town with tremendous clec,
that the first and second military mandaflncs wcre
Killed Cloth with red hutons.) and that the town was
entered and taken sword in hand 1t is also said rha,
garrison ct thousand men was to b. left there, with
three ahips Of war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
SANTA re ENpEDrrloN.-Tb \. or,c,n

SANTA fE EAPEDiIlON-The y. Orleans
llaf uc 'APiss the confident hop that at least niue
out ot the ten II Texans who started from Santa +,
reached the city Mexico alive. ofthc esteemed Ed
lto ol thai farct who accompanied the expedition the
Ptalune sa}s. &, W. Kendall. We feel assured. was
among those hose capacities If endurance enabled them
10 pursue their foTous Iouncy the end fspirt and
Determination would e1rF hun through he Is safe. God
grant ~ u. Iun,den (scnior editor Of the Pcaynnc)
leit New Orleans several days since for the CITY of NIc,
ico. amply provided with all the papers necessary to Sc.
cur the release Of his a5spralc That he will be sur
ereiul We are fully convinced by and and by, if we
mistake not Kendall with at his old post to launh al
the lea' Oh hls 'nda and rccc at hs escape from the
danger through which he has pissed E."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
KE.ID THIS.

I|VNllE subscriber has hand large and well select
1 ed assortmet of H1RDH.iRE and CUTIE
ny which he viii sell at reduced prices for CASH
The stock on hand embraces general assortment Of
building Materials, Carpenters and Joncr's Tools,
, ~, keeplng Utensils Agricultural Implements,
Blachsmi,h's Tools Shooting Iacklne Iron all sizes
and kinds, Cast Shear. German, English and American
Blsiorcd StecS, Cut and Wrought Nails Castlnes. Rope
sc. Sc From and after the LIST day OF January. 1872
we shall oudeavour to do cash business our limited
means require It, We would respectfully say those in
dch'ed touS. that we want money and of necessity must
collect. W i'll you make little sacrifice and pay us
+. 5. MILLER.
Jan :, -, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

.uissssippi.-'rho Legislature of this State me, a,
Jackson on the sd inst jesse SPcght was elected rrcsl
aan' OF the Senate; and Maj Roberts Speaker of the
,io'se-ooh Locos Gov. McNutt's Message reitcra,es
MS wen kno"n sentiments in favor of rcpudating the
oae deOS; tut We yet hope that majority of the Ic
e'siano VIII tun deaf car 10 his dlsloncs, ceunscIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
From p,c Giobs u Saturday Night.
TIE AMERlC AAs TAKEN WITH TIE
IENA\s Il SANIA EE

Mr.. Webster has addressed al earnest and pr sing
leiiff TO our Minister nj Mexico nlerposing In behalf oi
Nj Combs. fson Of Gem Combs IT kcnucky) and
tergo Kendall. editor oltr New Orleans picayune J
and such other Americans like them may have nnel
The loNan expedition from mere adventurous curiosity
purpose Of tFlfr. Mr. Bilc Pes ton District Attorney
New Orleans. is authorized 10 employ special agent 10
ffocerd to AeNro Ia cooperate with Minister thee.
W. thnh the instances of our Government with Santa
Anna will be ,ii,ctuil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
.VEU'
&4@s ssass.ssa ron a i.4;;..ss

0sssezssAsN FOR fsEssYttssssxX1
Li.NCHBURG AND RICHNOND
lf public respectfully informed that ourncw line
u ofPACkElSwlll commence running between the
above points, as early as practicable in the Spring. when
due notice will be gwen and all particulars made known
For information, apply to Mr. b. r. Curtis a, Lynch
burg or Mr. j. j. Fars, at Rchmond--our fare through
will be EIGHT DOLLARS
BLAIR, STEPHENSON s Co.
Jan. % r,lOE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

-. ,n''A's"n,-lh The aessagc Of Gov. garry d.FAn,
dffiose PAPER The des, Of the State mw ,m.,,r,-.
No. eo-ah which he thinks oagh, to be Maid h..
sossSs'S that he does not know how i, can be- ,a,
condemns The Distribution Law bn, is in favor Of
the money 1t the Legislature accepts the roonc, !,
thinks II should at the time Iru,cs, arai,s, y,
principle Excellent advice truly. III. ,ec,;... u.
stolen goods preaching honesty to the rogue ub a.,
them. Admirable moraliiy e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
YOUNG DDNAID ADAat,.

80 HAVING farmcd the fine Horse
Nn-aN Ia YOUNG DONALD ADAIR of Mr.
T(C~H UK {. w. Statham, will stand him the
asSnaa&.Askk. ensuing season AT PedlaI Mills Bul-
aloe Springs, and Amherst Court House. For pariicu
lars, handbills in due time. GEO. W. 4. RAINF
Jan. % oacis if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
ROBES 4 BURTON,

next door below The Famers Bank, whore our assort
meni Is very good, aud under which finn we shall con
'inue our business Ncrcspoctully nyitcthc attention
of Merchant, and others wishing TO buy cheap and des
rable Goods as favorable opportunity seldom oc
Any person wishing TO secure good stand with de
SIrabe Stock of Goods. will do we'll avail themselves
OF tins opportunity as we feel disposed to offer induce
mcnts, for the sake of closing the stock at once
BURTON < ROBES
Jan. III ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
EDUCATION.

FUNllE subscribers SCHOOL. will commence. on
L Tuesday, the LIST day of February-embrarno
all those branches usually taught i'll our English Schools
Tul ton as heretofore.
REBECCA l.. TOWNLEI.
Jan q -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
n7TIn coz ID Il l. = = :.

SECOND SESSION.

TuEsE.Y, Jan. II, ls42.
Nothing of interest in either House Of Congress, To-
day The fate Vi the Bankrupt Act IS thegreat aud alb
fiy, top ui conversation. IL Is still very doubtful,
whether II will be repealed not The vote viii b u
very close one. Mr.. Morehead and Mr. Young OF Hi
nous who voted the bill will vote against 1t, and II
Mr. Cutlber hears that Congress is IN Session time =
nough 10 ge, there, there will be majority for repeal
BY Mr.. GOGGIN The petition Of Am. Nlngfeld
Of thu county ofFranhn, Virginia. praying for pen
SION
He also offered the following resolution, stating that
many ycAaous delays pensioners 10 the collection Of
their claims grew OF The provisions OF the law 1t
now stands. Objection made 10 the resoluiion and
could mol therefore be acted petitions only being
ORDER
Resolred That the Committee on Revolutionary pen
be instructed Ia inquire into the eApcdoncy chan
gng npcalIng the law Of Aprll 9th, lc3e (requlring
pensions unclaimed Tor eight months Ia be returned
the Treasury 10 authorize the payment such
persons when demanded al the several pension agen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
EXCHANGE BANK

Richard furt, Esq has been elected President oC,he
bran OF the f>rhlnge Bank in this town. In the pac,
ol James Maciarland, deceased
Petersburg Int jim %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
Large stock Of Dry Goods


INTENDING To discontinue business at this
L house, we have determined to sell the
Entire STOCK,
at COST, for CASH, or negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed. Designing toact in good faith, and wishing
to make quick operation OF it. the public may rely npo
asking nno instance than COST for any arti-
cIe-Such OF our customers have accounts with us
aud may wish to buy credit shall be most happy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

e The Scarlet Fever is raging with great malipn,y
III Milton n C. and Boydton, Va A great number o,
children have fallen victims to the disease and all ,q,,
have felt lis attacks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
FRESH FRUITS,

,NGS, Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Lemons and Raisins,
in whole half and quarter boxes.
Almonds, Filberts, Nanuls, Pamnuts and Pcen-
nuts Also very superior 10, Of Principe Cigars. Tor
sale at "Ourhouse, :" By G. w. IANCEY.
Jan. u Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

1--WE subscribers having associated themselves undcr
j the style and firm Of
THUKuAN, WRENN Il Co..
and having taken the house formerly occupied by John
Thurman, one door above Messrs. Thurman & School.
field, and nearly opposite Mcssrs Bryant & Young,
have. and will constantly keep on hand.
A LARGE AND GENERAL. ASSORTMENT or
S.fDDLEkI.
manufacturers by themselves of the best materials in
the neatest style and latest fashions
Persons wishing TO buy would do well to give them
call, as they determined To sell CHEAP
All orders punctually attended TO- and all repairs dose
with aeatness and despatch
GEORGE B. THURMAN,
LEWIS w. WRENN
JOHN c. SHACKLEFORD
y. B.--Country produce taken in exchange at cash
market prices, for work. G.. Is. r.
J.. W. W
j. c. s.
Dee e Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

Worth earof'"a-Ihe finances Of this State are in n,
'ns'abIe eondiilon-she is free from debt and h.,
pockets full OF money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

E"-Ano,her a,'emp, to gon,o,hc .le,
ton Of L. 5. senators in this State, WAS defeated -,
the 9th instIhc motion togo into election was do
'acd by strict party vote. The Iros have /, main,
iy oone IN the Senate, and thus defeat an election h.
they are constitutonally bound to make
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
THURSDAY. Jan 20.


The House. continued 10 bc occupied by the ard AMI
undressing business o the reception of petitions Few
81 cm OF character 10 be OF general interest Mr.
Roosevelt presented memorial respecting the Bankrupt
Law, aud moved It's reference Ia the Judlcay Commit
tee With instructions 10 report bill Of uniform carac
ter III relation 10 moneyed cOrp1raton5 The resolution
was condemned to lie over
AT the opening OF the session. Mr. Bolts called on Mr.
Cushing 10 know when report might be expected from
the Currency Committee. Mr. Gushing replicdthat the
Committee was busy employed ON the SUBJECT entr,ist
ed To them, and that he would be ready report hen
ever he was Instructed by the Committee To do So
IN The Senate, an Interesting debate the pro-
osa 10 strike out the pruv,o, which authorizes the is
sue OF Treasury notes III lieu Of an equal amount Of the
loan mol yet negotiated Mr. Woodbury. insisted thai the
loan and the notes would not be both required and enter
ed into minute examination OF facts 10 show his position
to be correct. Messrs. Rycs, King, Preston Calhoun.
and Evans, participated IN the discussion Mr. Cahoun
deprecated the escission Of the proviso-,nd Mr. Evans
replied. that, acting the organ of the Committee he
could not consent 10 withdraw modify the amendment
II was finally decided that the proyso should be struck
out
fEAS-Ncssrs Archer. Bates, Barrow Bayard Der
ncn. 'hoatc, Clay Evans, Graham, Huntington, Kerr,
Nlangum, Nlcrrlck, Miller Morehead Porter Prenss.
Preston. Rvcs, Smith Of Indiana Southland L allmadgc
White and Woodbridnc-2i
NAiS-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan Calhoun.
Clayton, Fulton, Henderson, kirg, Linn NlcRoberts
Nouton, Pierce, Sewer, Smith of Connecticut Sturgeon
lappan, Walker Williams, Woodbury. Wright and
Noung-2I.
The Senate then adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

%" At the Loco Foco celebration of the Eighth o,
january at harrisburg, Pa the of James Bucb,n
an was oheftf b, innnmer;ble ioass-whc that of M
o'h'r PRESIDENTIAL aSpiran' was mentioned There ara
breakers ahead /!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

hWe"' IN trying 10 hW-We learn from the ilt,n
49, thronIclc that arunaway slave belonging to a
VI barksdalc of Halifax county, Va, was shot down
on the 18th inst. by Mr. Richard Vernon of the aer.
'o"'s W. came IN contact with the negro il,
The woods-whcrcupon the slave seized lar,e rock and
made at ernon. who drew pistol and shot him a
"h''e approaching. Wogaye the circumstances rem
tailed to US 5ersF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
GFI RGIA ELECTION

NSui' IN ~ c"unr's-'en remain to be heard from
winch viii inert ase the Loco Foco vote,
ColWitt 3O5to t;lmor on oc7
n nla,iI So,H2 Doughhcrty 2o,542
"'"'A 3),1So Wright 29,25l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

E'f'''ed Prui'e Mr. Sewer, one of the Loco Foco
senators from Arkansas, incidentally adyered to Henry
LAY a few days ago, in the debate on the Fiscal
scheme and said of him that he has "n this country no
SUPERIOR any equal in point of talents, patriotism. q,
long and faithful service to his counry'' This is tn.
unsolicited testimony of political opponen-one who
adheFe' to the principles III his associates without bepy
injected hy their prejudices Mr. Sewer ancipa,,s the
verdict fall future ages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
ECKLIGN AND DOMESTIC
- k v q q q -
AZ wholesale and Retail.
Fresh F0U ana Winter Goods,

Il and general assortment of
Fresh EHU ana Winter Goods.
Consisting of Heavy PULLED Linscys Glenrock Jeans
and Mallory kerseys. fer Servants wear Duflcl
Mackinaw and Whitney Blankets; white and Red Elan
n'is a, all prices French ant English Nlerinoos al
shades and qualities Black, Blue Black and Fancy coli,
Silks, Mousen De LANES and Challeys; Lace Goods
Gloves; Hosiery Ribbons; Hats Caps; Shoes ant
many other styles Of
which they will offer great bargains in either at whole
sale or retail. TURNER, BJ RWELL & Go.
oct II Is If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

w. he debt OF the city Of Baltimore is 1913 .62j
w. ne interest on this sum annually to S3os.
oo' w. which, with the other expenses of III. city make
'ae demand npon It's revenues tj5s, 1856. The RECENT,
os year are estimated at $4,000 The rates Of city
taxation are 50 cents the 800 value of pnopcry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

W writer IN the London Morning Chronical stat,
INA, 'e number OF land owners in England does no, e1
cecd 10000,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
NOTICE.

NOlk(E.
4 Ii those who have contracted debts with Mr.. Me
IA dad Lyman, at the above named house, will call
him and settle thcn he will remain there for that
purpose, and is fully authorised to settle them.
j. G. SfdACKLEFORD
Dec. tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10, l2l2.

In tie Senate, nsouon offered by Mr. Allen, call
my upon the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 know the
Distribution oi the land money among the States would
not diminish the o the Treasury gave rise IL
dciltc. The resolution was laid on the table by
the following Vote, which probably indicates the views o
SENATORS with regard To the repeal OF that beneficial
and Who'll act, the Distribution law.
lEAS-Alcssrs Archer. Barrow Bates Bayard
Bcrren, Choate, Clay Of Kentucky Clayton, Evans
Graham Henderson, Huntingdon Mangum, Merrick
MILLER, Phelps, Porter, Prentiss. Preston, Ri,cs, Smith
Of Indiana, Southland, 1allmadgc. and " hlte-2i
NAiS-Mossrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan Calhoun
tuiio, Kin. Linn, ~ Roberts, Mouon, Pierce, Sc
yler, smiiho Connecticut Sturgeon Japan, Williams
Woodbury. and ioang-lZ
The Treasury Note bill from the House was then dis
eusscd, until the hour Of adjournment.
In the House, the death OF the Hon Davis Damm9ck
oi Ponnss lvanla was announced and adjournment I'M
mcdlalely eusucd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
DRY t.OOSs~

which Is well selected and certainly very desirable
one, and To which, invite the attention Of every body
that wishes to buy largely, with small mcans-ir do
know, they cannot be otherwise than we'll pleased buy
ing such desirable Goods A, such sacrifices. My
nent consists Of the following ARTICLES. viz: Pulled
Cloths Of every kind l.nseys. flanncls. Cassncts
Casslmcrcs. Cloths, Ncsngs, Cahcocs, Cotton Cloths.
Bed Tickings Silk and Woocn Shaws, Silks of every
style and fashion, gcncmens aud ladies Covesoicy every
Kind, Hosiery, Suspcnders, Mcrinos. Mcrino and SILK
Dress llandkerchias, Scaris Ribbons, Bonnets large
assortment. Stocks Busoms and Coa,- Irish Lin-"s
Canton Flanncs. &c. Sc, together with every otnc5
article usually kept in Dry Good Store and which will
positively be sd, greater sacrifices than were ever
known hiorc. ID. +, {. PETERS
Jan. q VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

90 Several deaths Of distinguished men have ,ec,,,
y occuTrei-anong them Col. Linn Banks, long Spe,l
er Of the House Of Delegates and since member of Con-
eres who was accidentally thrown from his horse am,
drowned. few days since, while attempting t., c,s.
Conway river, in Madison county, Maj Richard Fam.
FINGER OF The L. S. Army, who died at ST. Louis. Mo
On the lib inst. where he in attendance as a mo,
bier ola c'urt MARTIAL Russell Freeman late collector -,
the It ri oi New Bedford. Mass who died at Bos,o,.
on the ioth inst; Joseph Hopknson, ESP L. s. Jnd,n
Tor the Eastern district Of Pennsylvania who ded =,
Philadelphia on the 10Th Of an apoplectic attack b,vn.
held the Office otjudge since the administration Of Ih.
4 ADAMS; and lastly, Patrick Brown Of Morrill, J..
ou9h, whose distinction consisted in the fac, thu, m J.
been subscriber to the Norfolk Herald for f.r,v
and o''caF paidJor Ia yetvm adyancc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

e. The Loco Foco Convention Of North C,,,,;..
nominated Louis ID. Henry, of Fayetteville. as next 10
vernon OF that state Among the incidents tina, oc,,,,
IN the Convention. II is stated that tie 4dye,, re,o,.J
having alluded IN an nniclng manner to the cxpepses
incurred at the funeral Of Gen Harrison j, was ohec,c
toby Mr. VIM H. Haywood. in strong term, of scor,
and Indignation. The Convention. however rct,.;,o :,
espnnge this and Other low and dirty passages NJ,
Haywood formally Withdrew from the body The M
tion;d ineiligci'cor thinks ii pnbale that Nr Henry
who. like Mr. Haywood is hgh-mindcd man. will r.,
lnsc the Nomination. The authors of tie Address ouob,
to have remembered that these expenses were incurred
by the Loco Foco Marshal ofile District Mr. Uun,.r
to whose superintendent all the arrangements Of that
solemn occasion coniIcd The blame. if thor, 10
any, rests upon his shoulders
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
& q d ID
at PXfNs COST,

Two KEEP pa,, with the hard times, and III the
i purpose Of gcn. had OF funds, have determined
10 sell a, PRIME COS.", FOR CASH, my ,nlire
stock OF STAPLE AND F.LNCI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27
.Torct0m futcllt0cmre.
! ROM CHINA.

PROGRESS or THE BRITISH ARMS--DE
SIRl tlloN OF CITIES AND FORTS COW
Mt.N(F.D-IFRROR OLE THE CHINESE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-27

Petitions were presented and rcicrrcd--By Mr. Wat
k'ns OF John lhIockmoron, John Fuqua, and Samuel
lTby to he relieved from fines imposed upon them by the
Superior Court oillaliax for playing marbles; hy MIR.
Boyd OF the Trustees of Randolph Macon College pray
ing the passage of authorizing the Board of Public
Works to loan the College $4,000; by Mr.. Watkins O,
John Phelps TO be relieved from fine imposed by the Cir
cut Superior Court o Law for Halifax, for playing at
marbles
Tn motion of Mr.. Kennedy the House adjourned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
JUST RECEIVED Ar

: - - - - - - - 800 - - - - -
"A. 8 G. w. Holland .Aeio Sore.
EHEAuTirUl FoUlard silks, warranted TO wash,
IL French Mouseline de LANES,
Painted Lawns and Muslins,
"a large assorimsnt Of British and American
e Prints, beautiful styles and very cheAp,
Twisted silk Net Shawls,
Ladies' Chene Silk CraVats, India Cambrics,
Irish Linens, Bonnet Csmbrics.
Jaconet, Cambric and Swiss Mrslins, "A
Fashionable Braid and Willow Bonnels,
Ladies' Paris Kid Gloves, White and Black
Silk do. Net do. .Chens silk Mitta, Net do.
All kinds Of cotton and silk Hosiery,
Childrens and Misses do.
Plaid and Plain EsrIstoR Ginghams,
Bird aye Diapers.
Damssk Table Covers,
Grape, Lace, Black, White & Pink Grapes,
Thread and Bobbinet Edgings and Inse rings,
Americau Nankeens ia css per yard, n
Stout "a Brown Mnslins, 10 cents,
Super Blssched do l29,
summer Cloths, Bombaxines,
Diamond and Wave Summer Cessimeres,
Merino Tesiings,
Satin and Bnmbazine Stocks
Bosoms and Collars,
GentIemen's city made Boots,
Leghorn Hats, Suspen9ers, y
Silk aad Cotton UmbfeIlas.
Plain, Plaid aud C.bkne Parssols, &c. &c.
The ahove artielei are but small part or ouI
Stock Of Dry Goods
Hav?ers.Fefry. April % 1889.