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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19

A Laruer ansrcred.-It IS not often the law
vers ce, ",ook H." but occasionally they catch It.
Here is a hard one on them.
.O!d Kingsbury,- Of y. II wa. remarkable for
DRY hnmor. As he passed a rye field one morn
ING In August, he saw The lawyer Of the village
surveying his possessions. SAYS the lawyer
.Wha, makes YOU carry Your head Shopping upon
your breast, friend X? You see NIL carry
mine erect and upright" Squire" answered
Klncsbury. look at the field OF grain. The
full ears hang down like mine. But The empty
heads stand up like your own"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
UNITED STATES rs. ENGLAND.

A writer in the London Morning Chronicle, vino signs MS
communication An American IN London" has attempt
ed to defend the character AMI credIt of the States against
the caIunnies OF the British lords! The winter exhibits the
debs of each of the States, amounting III the aggregate 70
slS6.92-,730, and ne then proceeds to show for wha, pur-
doses the debts were conuacied, and what Is each ones
means. present or prospective, OF paying, first the interest.
and finally the principal. This is done by stating tine mum
Der OF acres OF land, the kind of products, the nature of
the Improvements. aud the amount of the population in the
States respectively, and by arguing from the increase Of pas,
years that the wealth Of all mus, so rapidly accumulate as
10 equal the easy discharge Of all obligations. How. also,
this increase will continue. i shown by referring TO the past,
and to the fact that the institutions of the country and the
facilities Of living encourage enterprise and industry, and
invite emigration. An this Is done At considerable length.
susta med by authentic tables. compiled with care AMI abll-
i,y. The writer then contrasts the debt Of the United States
with that Of Great Britain thus:
.4merieqn States. Great Britain.
Population II Dos, G66 l~5,G6l.7Gl
Debt f3q,G73,59 fS37,52I14S
Interest ~2,3o9.35j 2~G,753,321
cluded in this statement, but the contrast would remain the
same. The difference between the annual interest of the
British and American debt is G2i,3 81 ,935-eq1aI to one
hundred and trenty millions Of dollars. Thrs the taxes
upon labor and capita. in Grea, Britain for the interest OF
the debt alone, without the expenses OF :he Government for
IT'S own main tenance, amount 10 more than Two thirds of
the principal Of the debts of all the States Of the Union.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
MIND WHERE YOU SHOOT!

On the afternoon of the 18th instant, Oliver kinsey and
myself were standing by the fence in my pasture lot, two
boys with q gun, some 20 rods distant from US, shot at some
game, and the shot struck the fence between Us. As | sup
pose the boys meant no harm, but were very careless, L shall
not name them; but will advise them aud all others 10 be
more careful hereafter, as such carelessness might shoot a
nan as easy as n bird. BE careful AID mind that yom do
no mischief whe2l you shoot. WIZ. Cox.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
G. u VI NJ T. y lCATI o y :



FOR the faHa"inin-
H'4ui'e n""'ih % c no" la'iah"ef 10 SUI A'' o""
notion) tines to make the good OLD book say things 'ha' II
does not say, and mean things TINT IL does not mean; ont
taia kind Of shutting AID abusing i, viii not TO- u speaks
plainly aud speaks the truth IN plain easy iass""gs' am
never speaks 'netaphofcaliy e ia pafaoies "i"o't hh't
PLAINLY 1eHing u - aoe' We " so
IN .so"n PLAN iangnase' a. IS mere "h''eh' u w ""'
not tnke IT Tor any tnih3 Whatever
NOW ! "Hh PLAINLY tell fniahaef 'h'' 4 "S'Fe WIN MINI
that man was created III me hrs' SIX Gays ""h' a. a"u
Jennie a'ter the image Of "on; r s'o' on "''H pam
" says 50; hu, does not say that their nam" was called Ad-
u had 'o' oeeh fan'od o f''n' II th2t hefe was 70 4
MAJ " '' ""' '"' - P''"- '' =" "a ma"
. NC a' 1''' h"''' NV '"' III" -"
gun "' '"" ''"' "' '"' - 4P
oil 'hiS haama u 10 u t'o'e M were He7"'ye" y me
drought.
y. ! a " III s""'' ''s''t" NAN say i" =
~on'' . ennes'"s ne win rory 70 sHy -" "'
.,h r,o,,h, >, nn,h &c., :, ,.a,., !, ,h. DAVIS o,
Nj, "a -, p..l i. - e,,m, a,, he.
- 49,: nJ,inl, oeo
49,, .,d ,b,,
n. ,nso,;o,s1 the name as,,, = show ,b,, he meant, the
6., 81 ; .so, o,a -, NJ M cra,,;o, befo,e
r., , lain, p,oy, oha = ba, sh.o,.o . ,h. bal, in
s,i,eI ,o,,,e, ,b,, ro, N. r,,a bo.k e - II eso
n, Tho ,i.ra ,T ,,..,, r ,n, he ..;lo,.o .a,,,,, ba ,,La,
$1,000 ~. -
80 ,,i, ph;t.o1or. 49, h.a, - of,ho bodv NJ
"'P'fe" p6h''en ohi was h"t ffe9ch u me tune "i iea'o"
ms 'S'''ohy ea"h"' DC ece'Fe III ms ou' l fe'o
give l h'i'hief 'uii notice, mat mere VIII DC no testimony
received, but thato the molly nsfIfed Penmen VINO dIcta'e"
or wrote the good CID book. or that OF the Creator himself,
~ me worlds when he created, the latter being present
~ '' ''h' ahn ~ io'le' peihS inspired hefe' mdHeS
'heh 9'aiihed 10 testify III me cas- ~ non oeSidc '1oh'
'h'ihhacr says II M SKIN aay u cfea'to'' "oi
formed II BODY oil Adam out ot the dust OF the ground
NOW l positively assert That no such testimony has been pro-
diced from holy WITT, neither from the Creator himself nor
from lhe worlds winch he created, therefore that assertion
ISN'T proved, but 1t has been proved that on the sail sixth
day OF creation there wnsa man created 20 whom the name
of Adam was not given, and fhllandeF cannot prove that
IT ever was given to them, bat only to the Adam that was
created after the drought This | challenge him TO contra
diet by any competent witness, and also notify him that if
ho fails i'll his proof that judgment 90 against him. And
further to satisfy him, ! will prove t1at his present creation
Of intelligent men ia not the best; but that there is to be
another creation of intelligent beings hefea fer, and that by
10 wit: the rovol psa1mist who ~ divi,eIr ;,s,i,.d ..
any who wrote or spoke before him, he SAYS thus III the lU2
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19

hires out his horse on Sunday, and the hirer kills
him by hard driving, The owner cannot recover in
law. The Secretary of The Treasury, under date
of the Lib inst, states that The Treasury No5cs
outstanding At that date, amount 10 $500, 10
63.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
THE POST MASTER GENERAL

81 Postmaster may enclose money IN a letter 10 he
Publisher Of Il Newspaper, 10 pay the subscription Of a
third person, and frank the letter, II uTitten By htntse9.''
NoTE-Somc subscribers may not be aware OF the a
bove regulation. 1t will be seen, that by requesting the
Postmaster where they reside to frank their Letters contain
ing subscription money, he will do 80 upon being satisfied
that The letter contains nothing but what refers to the sub
scriptioa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19

The Camden South Carolina) Journal OF the
18th Of February, says man is conflneo IN me
Jail of that town as a lunatic, by the name oil 40
drew Grllfin-ibath he was born IL Newton, Conn.
-,ha, he has a step father. named 4Hsretr Den
net, lirinc in Monroe, 4shtabula co. Oa'o. lie
also sneaks Of Walker Bennett. and VIM. Sheppard.
These facts are mentioned that his friends may
relieve him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
For the Palladium.
ANIMAL

MR. EpIToR.
Some months since you published an article from my
pen upon the above named subject, in which l stated that
while residing at the east, l had the second jaw tooth ex-
,ractod from a lady whom l had put into a maguaiized
sleep, without her being at all aware of the circumstance,
although the tooth was an unusually large one, and no, all
loose before the operation. Having met WITH the following
account in the New York American, which affords confrm-
alton of my former statement, | present il to you for pub
LEGATION with the hope Of excitin, il some of our citizens
an interest in this novel and apparently mysterious science,
with the assurance that every one of them would be likely
TO receive practical demonstrations of It's truth and reality,
if they would only try to magnatise each other.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-19
An instance of extracting one Of the first .Nelares
,rithout pain ,rhile the patient ras in the Nos
ucric slesp-Bv ELE,zAR PARMLy.

.cithouf pain irhIe the patient rds IN the Nos
meric sleep.-By ELE.zAR PaRMLY.
a very distinguished practitioner Of tho city
Of Now York, and a gentleman whose s7sacIiy
and integrity arc so well established in this com
muni,y as TO place them above suspicion. called
upon me in June last with two ladIes-one a mar
rcd lady Of this city. of the highest respectable
iiy, whom | have known for many years, the 9th
er a young lady in delicate health, who appeared
10 be suffering very severely with pain IN one Of
her teeth. On examining the tooth | found the
nnlv means Of giving her relief was extraction.
Ga hearing this the Young lady declared that she
could not endure the operation.
Being very murh occupied IN another room |
left the Doctor with the ladies, CoEversing iogeih-
er in relation TO the p~roprie;v OF submitting TO
the operation of extracting the tooth considering
the state of her health, ho having remarked TO
them that If she Che Young lady would suffer
herself to be put INTO a Magnetic sleep the tooth
might be removed without PAIN.
After nm absence from the room Of about fifteen
minutes, | returned at the Doctors request. and
found his paiien, 10 all appearance IN a profound
slumber, which no called the Magnetic sleep. lie
then requested mo 10 proceed 10 the extraction
Of The ,ooth-which was tho first molarls on the
left side of the lower Jaw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

|, !. as bold now as II last Spring the sprns be
fr.and i, is again destined we hoIc, iocarn he truth
Of the saying that Brag good dog but Held fast
t,,,er But to effect the defeat Of It's predictions the
Wings mus, be "up and doing They should tring
M, their strongest men every where-heal all dissen
s;ons and Danish discorJ from their ranks-rally their
fri, nds-eXciic Tic d,srrdit- ard lirg all th,irfor
ees into the field. tihey uW do this, IRE may still be
defeated, it is h7e, bat cc shall fan ,eiM honor. Bn,
il unworthy personal aspirations, TT criminal apathy
By disuniing parayzng ssal lead to ouroverihrow
the modification Of d,lra, will be rendered more bitter
IN, reflection that have fallen by eur fatal in
An. nee and ambition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
March 81
Valuable Real Estate ut Auction.

executed To the subscriber by George 'urks. d.
bearing date the Sd day of October, 1870, and Of
cord in the Clerks Office OF Amherst county Court. ior
certain purposes therein expressed will be exposed 10
sale at public auction. the premises, 10 the highest
bidder or cash. the Sd day of February next, il fair.
iinot The next far day thereafter. (Sundays except
ed all the right, title and neros, George Burks, % }
in and 10 the TRACT OF LAND whcrcon the
SAID Genr,c Blras. o. n,w resides, cn'aning
3O3 Acres.
more less lying and being in,he county of Amherst,
aud bounded by the lands of iazael Williams aud others.
ALSO. the following Personal Property, 10 wit. n
negro man Slave named Ahaham three Horses ten head
of Cattle twenty head of Hogs; all the Plantation
Cetonss Household and Kitchen Furniture. The title
the above property believer be nnqucstionahly
good but acting trustee. shall convey such title only
Is vested in me by the decd aforesaid
CllAMpE CARTER, Trustee.
Jan . WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
NJ 4 lklA(:E.

Married, in Milton, n. c., on The 22d inst, by the
Rev. DR.. Harding, Mr.. TuoMos STAMPS 10 Miss f.
LIZ, ANN daughter Of DIR. AJAX }. Walker, Of that
place
-. by the Rev Harrison Noel Mr.. AUSTIN Tn
QUART, to Miss CHARLOTTE, daughter Of Mr. Alex
ander Lancaster all OF Bedford county, Va.
-, on Wednesday the 10th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Nelson Door. PAU {. CALL,wAy OF Nelson To
Miss ApIsoNA +. d., daughter Of Capt. Nathaniel !.
Manson of Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

To Wr SocNh0ldcFs q ft IIlheS Kiref dad hdhdlrhd
Company
HENTi EMEN:--On the application of the number
N Of Stockholders. owning the aggregate number Of
shares oiihc Stock Of the Company. required by the &c
con section Of the by laws you requested to
IN General Meeting at the Capitol IN the City Of Rich
mond Monday the 2nd day OF May next, in order 10
take into consideration the provisions o act of the
Gcncal Assembly, entitled "An act anhorizinga loan 10
the James River and kanawha Company passed
March 18th. 1872 with view 10 the acceptance
Ioci,on Of the same. | am very respectfully Yours.
JOSEPH {. CABELl. Z. J. II. & X. Co
March 81 TN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

Or Mr.. Gidlngs, the fanatic representative in Con
eress from Ohio, has resigned his seat. in consequence
OF the vote of censure passed upon him by the House.
His object, of course, is home complaining Of
his persecution. in orc. Il at lie my sent ak in ,ri-
nmlh to Washington his sympaihizne constituents.
The orewn OF martyrdom is nova DAYS Wiiheni
an exposure to the pes and sufferngs which in former
tunes Were ITS sure accc apartments. The effect is
fortunate, since its tendency is multiply the number
asprans, who never reluctant to win public lonors
at such small hazards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
WASHINGTON, MARcn IS, 1912.

D. Mr.. Graves has replied to Mr. Wse's letter IN
relation the Cillcy duel confirming the statements OF
the latter in most particulars, but correcting them IN
few essential points Mr.. G. cXonoratcs Mr. Wise
from all blame in that unfortunate affair and adds that
"Mr Clay never uttered a word, or did act which
did not proceed from feelings of humanity and desire
10 prevent the mcciing.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

o. On the 23d inst, President Tyler responded
very singular resolution Of the House of Representa-
lives. calling upon him to communicate that body the
names OF such members Of the Goth and 9th Congress-,
as had applied to him for Office either personally or
through their friends 1.-THE President forgetting the
dignity OF his position, had complied with this resolu
lion, we have no doubt the information would have been
both amusing and curousbut he very properly refused
So tor reasons satisfactory and conclusive doubt
not TO the author of tile resolution himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
March 81
Large stock Of Dry Goods
At COST.

Large stock Of Dry Goods
At COST.
INTENDING 10 discontinue business at tn
L house, we have determined to sell the
Entire Stock,
at COST for CASH, on negotiable paper satisfactorily
endorsed Designing toact in good faith and wiship.,
TO make quick operation of it. the public may rely upon
our asking in no instance more than COST for any ar
cle.-Such of our customers have accounts wi n ms
and may wish to buy credit, we shall DO INC :, happy
TO serve al the store OF
ROBES 4 BURyOIV.
next door below the Farmers Bank. Ware our ,ssor,
ment is very good, and under which drm we shall con
,nuo business. Werespcr ifn nv invite the attention
of Merchants and others w'shir to buy cheap and ,lcs
raoc ooods as 50 favorable opportunity seldom &C
Any person Wishing to secure good stand with de
srable Stock Of Goods will do well to avail thc,nsclve,
OF this opportunity, aswe feel disposed Offer induce
ments, tor the sake Of closing the 81 ,ck at once.
Bur TON s. ROBES.
JAN ~ fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

INVASION OF TEXtS.-it will be sen that
Santa Ana after long repose which has been doubtless
proftably employed i'll collecting toops and auom,nno
his resources is preparing to wreak his vengca upon
the new Republic. The Texans we appretcnd. have
been caught wholly unrrcIarcd for the conflict, having
relied, with false security, upon the gratitude of Santa
Anita and the imbecilty OF his counrymcn for an unin-
tenpted possession OF the territory they had wrested
from their grasp The great disparity between the
forces of the conendng parties would seem to promise
and easy victory to the invaders-but we doubt
whether the vaor OF the exicans will bear any prapor
ton to their numbers They will encounter their an,ao-
onss, however weak in number with arand trembling
The memory of San Jacno and the flash of the forni
dable Bowie will haunt, them in their dreams and
paray them in the hour of battle IT, too the Texans
sustain themselves few weeks thousands of bold
and ardent spirits in the South and West will rus,
TO their sandard and in that the conquest of Mexico
will be far less astonishing than the overthrow
ofTexas Accounts from that quarter must for some time
be full Of Interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

II " OSy ~ II " u Sys
|yNIl subscri is now prepared to furnish any FAM
d ily desiring the above instrument, upon the must
liberal terms, and from the approved MANUFACTURES
IN the United States. The Justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been 50 much land
d through the public press, that any remarks Of his
would be unnecessary upon the present OCCASION Hch-
ing known as manufacturer of the instrument caa ye-
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
ments. as inferior to in the world All that NJ ~
qnrcs is trial and if the purchaser is no, pleased With
the instrument, it can be returned
w. p. GREENE. Agent.
bt All Pianos sold By M, will be hacked and w,i. to
any distance in the county, free osex7ense. They will
also be kept In order orc year. without any charge TO the
purchaser by mySc as pass through the countrytsire
Sept Is Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

~ The new Constitution, recently formed in Rhode
Island and submitted to the votes Of the people has been
rejected by majority 1875. The State adhores OF
course to King Chares's charter under which 1t has
been heretofore governed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

PEACE OR WAR VERBAL accounts, from au-
,henic in Washington, lead tn the belief. that
while War with Great Britain is not inevitable, it is
more than probable; and this idea would 10 be
counenanced by the emphatic though cautious and pru-
dent language Of President ryers messa." IN the Dis
trbu'on Act. Or course positire opin N can be
formed OF the result OF the negotiations between the two
countries. until the arrival Of I.od Ashhnron the new
Minister from England, who is hourly expected ],
TONS and the temper in which the propositions Of his
government, may be made. 1t may be that he comes
n with the Olive Branch al me, but with the emblem
III peace cntwning the Sword-dciatny terms AS the
alternative of He will fnd in that event a spirit
prompt to resent he insult, Is il has heretofore been
patient under injury.
Mr. Clay took OCCASION in his late great speech in
Great Britain and the United States and to EXPRESS the
opinion that there is danger OF any thing like a rup-
between the two countries if negotiations are
managed with any thing like the skill and ability which
he expected. lie said he knew Lord Ashburton person
ally, and there were lew men wise or having more
integrity. While however, he thought there was no
immediate danger of war, he in iavor of preparing
for it, the most efccual means of aycrling il Mr.
Clay is not perhaps, convcrsant however, with the
precise state OF the negotiations between the two coun-
tries, another gentleman, whose name we do not feel
at liberty to mention, and who expressed TIE opinion
last week, in Richmond that war is almost ccIain-
few weeks will perhaps dIsspae or confirm this i'm
preston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

MIR. CLAY'S RESOLUTIONS.-Mr Clay con
cluded the debate his resoluons chalkinp cut the
true policy OF this country. and the duties tte COY
ernment, on the 23d inst replying To the several able
gentlemen by whom the position and arguments Of his
opening speech had bcen assailed and con reverted
1t Is understood that the resolutions be voted up
on last Thursday Mr.. Cay's term of service expiring
in the Senate on this day, (Thursday.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

L ~ ~ II COr N0Tc
I WILL. SELL. at public auction. Oh "Wednesday
L the 2oth of April,
Il TR 4 T. OF l. "A " D,
Aliens Creek. in the County a Pitsylvania. ron
tanning
90 & R r.
adjoining the Lands Of John Mchney. Pleasant iayne
John Owen and others. The l.and is well inibered
and very productive in the culture Of Tobacco, Wheat
Corn. NC There is the Land an cNceihtdt Mil
Seal IN a good neighborl,ood fora MIL
Any person dcs,rous Of purchasing valuable Farm is
requested To examine this Land. which will be shown
by Mr. John Miller. the prcsen, tenant.
TFRMS-One hall in six months, the balance IL
one and two years. Z. 6. l.. GRASrY.
Mach u t20A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

o., The Nladsonian centradc,s the ru,nor OF disseI
sons in the Cabinet at Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
QUA Ne.

M 81; :; 4: 6; ~ $
ton. will stand the present tiny house. Price
OF the season $50. For particulars. sce Bills.
JOHN +. BEAVERS
Pnsylvania, Marches. 1912. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
YOrNG MEMS SOCIETY

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN CAMPBELL.
ltfS- A Temperance Meeting will be held at Provi
ISoS donce Meeting House, the Turnpike Road
leading from Lynclburg to Campbell Courthouse, (n
stead of al the Courthouse expected Salur
day the ID day of April, at O'Clock, p. NJ
An Address will be delivered by Mag James Garland
and others expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

%. Mr.. Charles Dickens Boa and lady took 'hei
departure from Baltimore on. the 9Th for tho Grea
iit~f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31

% MI Lawrence, who was recently despatched to
'e ciy Oh Mexico. to ondeavor effect an aneloration
o le condition othe Sante Fe prisoners has reached
washington with dispatches to the State Department.
MI H. thinks the prisoners will not be released except
upon the energetic and determined interference of our
government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
LOST,
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VuNlf. subscribers intend close their present husincs,
L and 10 effect this object speedily. they
prepared To offer 10 any person VIII, may wish 10 co,a
mcnce business. in this place. good bargain, in their
STOCK OF GOODS, which is well select 4, though
not very large, and consists mostly of Staple Goods
We invite those wishing tobuy cheap stock Of Gu.u
to call and see us.
We will commence from this day 10 sell at retail =,
such prices will inevitably insure sales, and the veg
reduced rate at which We shall offer tools will make
necessary that sell exclusively for cash negotiable
paper
Those owing us accounts will rccullcc, they fall dns
the LIST Of February and we hope they will not fail 10 call
and settle. HUNT X WARD
Jan. 81 ifM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-31
A CAR ID.

A CARD.
I being the desire Of Mr. Addison Irvine, to with
Il draw from the business, in consequence Of his wish 10
move To Meadsvillc, will from this time o1cr our
GOODS at very reduced prices, in order 10 effect that
object as speedily possible.
We invite customers aud all others wishing to buy,
to call and examine our siocki will he found to CON
sist of MANY VERY DESIRABLE GOODS
WHITE, TARDY l. IRVINE
March tsif