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G., p, B ROW N.
JOHN A. POWELL.
RE F E R Z NC B,

-REFE ENCBs -
Dr.. c. R. Scott, Fayette, Mo. .....
lanes E T"Ios, Glasgow, Mo.
J. & A. Kerr, ! ..
Robt. Anan & Co. G. :,
Wilson & Brother, '' LOUIS MO-
Sprowl & Agnew, }
fab w: b a2Pn'" Go Baltimore, Nd.
F. A. Conkling, No. 166 Pratts.. N. Y. city.
Crawford Washington, Esq. Pittsburg.
Edward Crawford Louisville, Ky.
Jacob A. Kline, Wheeling-Virgnia Hotel.
Oct. 9th, lS4I.
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JOHN FOSTER, A. NJ, Professors Of Be7e'
TetLevs of tbe Hirh SchOol of Phi2ade1phin
THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK
NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGs

VIII DC published in Monthly Numbers, each to
contain 36 pages embellished with
NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS,
And neatly done up in an Ornamental Cover. 1t
will be printed en- white paper Of the first quality,
from new and elegant type, cast expressly for it,
The form viii be such as to make the volumes,
when cpmpleed, a handsome edition to the shelves
of the library. The first number was issued on
the first day of September, 1911.
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DLOUGH LlNES-IO doz Bernard's hcmp
u lines, for saleb by JOEL PREWITT =
April l7th, 1871,
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MRS. s. J. HALE, NJ. M'M1CHAEL,
MRS. L. II. SlGOURNEY, l.. A. Cooley.
coNTRlBuToRs 10 EAcH B

CONTRIBUTORS TO EACH NVMBEk - =
Mise C. M. SEDGWICK, Miss E. LESLIE, Mrs
F. c. EMBURY, r. s. FAY, N. P. WILLIS
Mrs. c. L. HENTZ, T. S. ARTHUR, Mrs. f. +
.ELLET,
In announcing to his numerous patrons and the pub
lie OF large his arrangements for the year 1912, thu
proprietor of GODEY'S LADY,S BOOK takes occa-
sion TO acknowledge the unparalleled and uum-
plant success of his Magazine, which has now rea-
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AMERICAN LADIES' NATIONAL
MAGAZINE. .
GODEY'S LADYS' BOOK, FOR

The most SPLENDID AND VALUABLE
MONTHLY PERIODICAL ever published. The
only Magazine devoted to Ladies, and conducted by
members OF their own Composed entirely OF
ORIGINAL ARTICLES, by the most eminent wri-
tiers of the ages and embellshed with larger num-
Der and greater variety of costly, elegant, and at
trsctive PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS, than any
similar publication.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE You've PEOPLES BOOK
OR MAGAZINE OF

USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
There are many periodical publications., yet one
more is wanted. The friends of Educational the
advocates OF the diffusion of Useful Knowledge
have long desired TO see the commencement of
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N. p. WILLIS, Esq. F.;

and confident that the productions Of his graceful
and elegant pen will be highly acceptable to the rea-
ders of the Lady's Book, the proprietor has entered
into an arrangement, by which he will be able give
in each number of his work exclusive article from
tn at gentleman; nd he has also retained all Of the
roniri butors whose writings have here toore given
such ample satisfaction, including Z. Sargent, w.
G. Simrns, PROT. Ingraham, Prot. Dimtry, Prof
Frost, Prof Walter, Park Benjamin, Macken.
zie, Ii. D., Y Arthur ii " Herbert, Z Nca!
Hon K T Conrad, DR. X Mitchell, Geo. Morris
R Chandler, 4 Morris, P Earle, n c Brooks, +
Holden, 4 M'Makin, l. f Tasistro, R Dawes, e c
Squier, M'Lellan. jr., Jas AldrIch.
Literary Department of the Lody's Book will sur
pass any thing that has been or can be attemp
ted
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Ornamental Department.

Il soureo of no little pride to The Proprietor Of
the Ladys Book that he first introduced into thi.
country the plan of furnishing, along with monthly
periodical OF elegant literature, embellishments OF
an attractive and costly character. The first steel
engravlngs accompanying such o work were given
by him: the first nczzotint engraving given by
him: the first patterns of lacc-work and embroidery
given by him the ii st coIourod plates OF fash
ion were gwen by him. These are things to which
we would not refer, if some of those who have es-
saved to follow in his footsteps, not content with
initiating all his designs, even TO the form of his
book the size of his type, and the colour of his CO.
yer, had not oolishly put forward claims to original
ity, and attempted to found right to an exclusive
me rit on doing that which they have borrowed from
his example. But what he has done heretofore in
the way OF establishment 10 his Book, though it
lar exceeded any etfor, of those who copy
his movements, cannot compare with what he now
mems to do. His arrangements for this department
OF mis- work have been projected on the most liberal
scale Of expenditure, Involving an extent of outlay
such as has never before been dreamed OF in any pc
rodical, European or American As an evidence OF
his intentions he now states that each number of the
Lady's Book for the ensuing year, al least,
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Each number containing AZ large Octave Pages, al
$500 per annum, or 81, 80 when Ten Copies g
to one address. Postage on the same, only 2!
cents a number.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-25

GtROSS CUT SAWS, for sale by
~ SWITZLER g. SMITH
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TIE QUARTO EDITION,

nf which the first number will be published on the
9th of October, will be sold on the same terms as
the folio edition. 1t will be printed on very
large sheet, Of the finest quality, and each number
win embrace ,igteen gqges, of ftc columns each
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-06-25

RONNEtS-A few Of superior quality for sale
- by SIVITXLER &. SMITH,
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lDDLES and wire sifters, for sale bv
"a SWITXLER d SMITH,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
OBITUARY.,


Death has been in midst and caused many hearts
70 bleed tom the blow that has sted forever the pusa
tons ofone. ROBERT CAMM, Esq. of Amherst county.
va. Is no more. Excepting a common cold . of some
continuance. with occasional pains in the chest he a
woke on Wednesday morning his usual health but soon
AFTER complaining of slight tasess in the breast snas
modc commissions of the whole system succeeded with
sucn Violence as to rupture a blood vessel when
death ensaed almost Immediately. His sudden demise
has produced chasm in the circle of his friends tina,
can never be filed
=, Ills intellectual endowments were of rare order.
c was once member of his State Legislature and for
.e.e'ai years commonwealth attorney. Endowed by
'uie WIN mind peculiar for the elegance Gifts stuc-
.'Ie' 10 study the classic literature of his mother
t.o"guc was his iavorte pastime. Whenever he wrote
ne disPiayed well furnished and well cultivated mind
a are fhe bellies ettrcs and political order and
& IN The latter sorl where we are SO apt to meet
eoarseness we still discover the classical elccapce
f,n, "ave doicacy Of his mind That he had> moral
tho Jshno' be denied, But whatever NAV have been
wavs ss o' his earlier and youthful years. they were al
ye,, sL as 10 ln1ure none but HIMSELF while the last
c,nro s NE were ennobled by the virtues that most
'he heart and create around their possessor an
,..s Sp"ere which all delight to nhae How much he
liz oros IS but too monrnfuy a,tested BY the iran
in' OF his family. As the only son Of a widowed
ne was dutfu and afeconate; as the brother o
n,r"n, ed sisters. he tender and sympatbec as
hs,o"5 as husband he was-le the gret Of an carly
and AZ VINE tell what language would fail to utter
"''a'oF' his servants could only regard him a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
Important 10 Dealers IN Tobacco.

VIE following section Of the act io amend an act Gu
4 utcd ian act 10 reduce into the several acts
now III hee concerning the inspection Of Tobacco pass
a persons concerned. and especially 10 dealers in
Upland tobacco, shum Ing the advantage they would de
rive Gree any extra charye) in directing their Tobacco
10 be- stored in the Public Warehouse.
And be II further enacted. That il any hogshead oI
Tobacco shall have been inspected any Upland lnspec
ton. and shall afterwards be- stored in any Warehouse In
the eity of Richmond and the Town of Petersburg other
than The Public Warehouse IN the said city and the town
OF Petersburg. the Commonwealth shall not BE- liable for
the loss destruction of such Tobacco. by any means
Whatsoever unless nj the time when the stored
in such other Warehouse, there at cas, eighteen
hundred hg,heads If in the city Of Richmond OF II IN
the lawn of Petersburg. two hundred and seventy five
hoesheads In the Public Warehouse aforesaid unless
the Inspectors thereof should have eisd To receive such
Tobacco storage; OF which fact 1t shall be their duty
to give certificate, II required
Nov il 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
BALTI MORE MARKET. Nov -

Erchange.-Ihere is but title doing in Bills on En-
gland, and we now quote the AT per cent pre-
MUM.
Catle.-The supply of Beef cattle at market this
week was not heavy last week and the better quail
tiles brought rather higher prices. The offerings a, the
Scales on Monday and Thursday amounted to about 700
head, all of which, with the exception of 60, which
were taken North, were sold the city butchers and
packers at prices ranging from 81 37a 10 $225 per 100
lbs on the hoot. which is equal 1915 s. SO net
The sales were generally however at intermediate rates.
averaging about 1915 per ITO lbs net
Iogs.-About 1000 head OF Live Hogs have reached
the market from Ohio and Green County, Pcnna this
week. of which about 900 head have been sold at 81
4,25 per 100 lbs. which shows slight decline None
Of the packers have yet begun to purchase.
Ho,ctVd street Flom.-There is no material chap1e
to note either in the price demand for Howard st.
Flour, since this day week. The sales ogood standard
brands from stores have been principally made during
the week at ST. Occasional small sales Of parcels Of
uniform brand have taken place at 81 O6,. We quote
the general store prco oday at ST. and the receipt price
1854.
City Mills FIour.---A sale o! City Mills Flour was
made to day at 81 on time with interest added.
Susqurhama Flour.-A sale of 2C0 bbls. yesterday
at sf.06i, leaving little in market.
Uheat--lp the early part Of the week The supplies OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
EXCHANGE,
Prizes K4llllccA.

FuNliE subscribers would call the attention Of the pub
l. lie TO their really cheap stock of CLOTHS, CAS-
SlMERES and COARSE WOOIIENS They
have very large lot, and are determined 10 get them
off:
Superfne Broadcoths from So 50 Ito ST 90
Extra Superfne do from So s. 80 warranted English
manufacture
Excellent Cassmeres at $a yard, nice enough for any
body TO wear
Fine Paris ribbed do 4, | Is yard
Ga willed ullcd Iinsey al Us Cd
Ga plain do do. very heavy, at Gs
"a do do do from IS TO II cts.
Boots from rs to s pair the leather very fine
Ladies' Kid Slips. al ST a pair
Our Goods are Of good quality and when exam inca
must be considered cheap. Come and see.
f.. Is. ESTES & co.
New GLASGOW, Nov. II 2tif
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Mi aud Virginia "lcais wefe frey full, aud sr,ces
weregcneray firmly sustained Within the last two Us
The receipts have been again limited. The sales VI lair
good to prime reds made at IS So cents and Tor
an occasional lot Of s'eiy prime. cent OF two more
was paid NeqnoIe these rates to-day for Md. aud
Virginia reds sale of Penna red wheat in store was
made on Tuesday Al 81 cents. and yesterday parcel
aiioat OF 500 bushels Penna red sold Tor shipment
al 30 cents This is The only parcel Of this description,
We believe, which has reached the market this week.
W. quote Md. white wheals good 10 PRIME at So %
cents.
Ciorerseedrhe receipts of Cloyeraced are iucress-
ing, and tie article is duh If sale. note some sales
from stores early this week $500 $3.50 for good
quality and since al 30 The Wagon price has ru
cd al about S3,25.
Floraed.-We hear Of no transactions II is now
held at 81 80 II 50 from store. which is decline
Jh'sheg-Niarket quiet. and prices without change.
We continue to quote hhds. al % cents. and hhs %
cents. The wagon price OF bbs. continues NJ ~ cents,
exclusive oi the barrel The inspections Of the week
comprise 20 hhls aud ioS bbls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
M MARRIAGES..

Married on the 3lst u by the Rev. Alexander Sbi
fas' ROBERT {. SrErToE Esq. of Bedford county. to
mrs. ALM'RA ScoTT, of Clarke county, formerly OF
this vicinity.
-. at st. Louis, Missouri. on the l9th. ult.
GEoRGR HofLE, Esq, Oormcrly OF Lynchbnrg,) To
Miss CArHARINE A., daughter Of Joel Cruendel, Esq,
all of that city.
-, on Tuesday, the Sth inst. by the Rev Mr..
Polndex'er, MIR. JOSIAH J. Crews, to Miss JUDITH
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. Sydnor all of Halifax county.
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NOTICE.

EJI RSl ANT 10 deed of trust, executed To me by
VIM. L. Saunders, hearing date the l4th day of
June, 1873, and duly recorded in the Hastings Court OF
the Cooperation OF l.ynchburg. fo7 certain purposes
therein specified, shall proceed TO SELL Cor cash at the
residence of the said VIM. l.. Saunders on Tuesday the
21th day Of November, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture; also his interest, by right Of marriage in the
dover estate Of Elizabeth Camm, widow of John
Camn, deed of the County Of Amherst. with all and
singular such her property mentioned in said deed. Act
inc trustee, shall only convey such title vested
in meby said deed. d. SAUNDERS, jr. Trustee.
Nov. IA WV
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uNllE subscriber having purchased Doct. James r.
L Royall's App,iccary and Drug Establishment, Of
lcs to his fronds and The public generally large and
well assorted stock Of
DWUGs. MEDICINES. PAINTS, oils, DyE.
sTUEFs, CuEuuGALs, SURGICAL sNarRu.
MENrs, Periphery, Ae., A~.,
AT very moderate prlces-lc will receive mn additional
supply OF Goods IN short time and will constantly be
adding to his stock, articles Of the pssi and brs that
canbc oblaincd.
lie soc,s call from Physicians. Merchants and
others. assuring them that he will cndcavor give salts
faction.
Prescriptions attended TO at al hours
JOHN II. SEAY.
October l1th 1912
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.VOTICE,
FOR RENT.
IL. n. MANSON,
ITIOK.N'EA Il 1T LIT.

hANlNG removed to f.ynchburg, viii practice IN
the courts of that place. in those Of the counties ri
Amherst. Bedford & Campbell, and in the Quarterly
and Circuit Superior Courts Of Rocbridee. His Office
IS that al present in the occupancy of DR.. Robert =.
Payne. the street leading from Mems Store 10 tbs
river, and few doors below main street,
Oct II 4wif
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John Randolph,

bTU my HalIIVU
John Randolph,
dark muaiio about fifteen years of age, lie is well
grown for his aye. but has mark that rccol
leet
| have been informed thai a hoy answering the above
description Is in the employment o SONS one on the nv
or canal between this place aud Richmond. passing
himself oil as free. but strongly suspect that he has
been kidnapped aud carried onA reward Of will be
paid If he be taken in The county, $50 if taken out OF
the county and committed To ia 500 taken out OF
the State, and SO secured that get him again.
WILKINS WATSON.
Nov II tslf
The Richmond Why and Star will copy weekly
four weeks and forward Their tins Office Tor
collection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17

New YoRK, Nov. II.
Noihngot Importance was done IN southern exchange.
Prices remain before. with the exception of Alabama
funds which are nov at ID l5a per discount.
Cotton Is more lively; The sales to-day 500 bales
al full prices have moi the slightest alteration
tce III flour; wheat Is arriving freely. and is offered
sia90c. without finding purchasers. Whiskey is firm
al II cents.
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
NOVEMBER H. 1912
1NDMIND }. HILL of the county of Amherst,
~ having filed petition praying that he may be de
carcd bankrupt 1t is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said Edmund j. Hill show
cause to the court, the OH day of January next,
why the said Edmund j. Hill be not declared a Bank
rup pursuant To the act Of Congress that behalf and
that copy oths order be published in the newspapers
according to the 221 aud Oath rules of court
copy-Tesie
HENRY GIBSON. elk.
NV. II wow
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BOOTS, SHOES, A'c.

IN TIE SUBSCRIBER, intending to
decline the Goods business, will, on
-EA~E1 <S9 "Wednesday the 10th of the present
IT, month, (November) close his thea To-
naming stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
sc AT AUCTION, until which time he will continue
sell at re'y lo,r prices, for Cash only, and great
bargains may be had
His stare with tho fixtures and cellar will be for
rent and may confidently be said 10 be of the best
stands for Shoe and Hat in this part of Virginia
having been occupied such for the last 81 years. and
advaniaqcousy known the whole country trading to
Lynchburg, NJ. w. DAVENPORT.
Nov. i tl6Nf o..
DISAPPOINTMENT
! have postponed he auction sale Of my stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, CAPS &C., and will
close the stock at private sales, AT COST.
n. w. DAVENPORT.
Nov. Il 2,if
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es Il. is unavoldably omitted to- day. 1t shall a,
pear in our next
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ii TCN her. .

II TeN r her.
A YOUNG gentleman, graduated at one of the
"A NorhernColleges, wishes situation as teacher
either in an Academy or private School, lie can bring
the most unexceptonable testimonials of moral character
and ability to teach the Latin and Greek Lanyua
gcs with the higher and elementary branches Of the I'm
glish, from the Faculty of his Alma Mater from the
Trustees of one the oldest Academies in New England
in which he was formerly teacher and from the gen.
t'eman by whom he has been employed daring the pas,
two years IN Virginia. Any communications relative to
the above, addressed TO Edward +. Watson Wilkn-
sons Shop, Chesterfield county, Va will receive prompt
attention. T.. f. WATSON
Nov. 10 s. ifs
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CHEAP NEW GOODS.

CHEAP NEW GOODS.
HVlE Sub ,crbors have removed from the house, late
Il ly occupied by them, 10 cOrmodlous brick build
ing on Bank square, door below the Farmers
Bank. and are now IN receipt OF superior stock Of
EHH NMH Winter GOOsfs,
all Of which were purchased IN New York. at the pre-
sent low prices, and chiefly for cash Among their stock
may be found some Of the cheapest articles that have
ever been sold IN tins market, VIZ:
Domestic Cotous at / cents a yard.
Calcocs OF good quality and fast colos at 6.
yard,
Kentucky Jeans uncommonly low,
f.annels OF good quality. at 9 cents yard,
Black Worsed Hose, at 2J cts a pair
Nlrr:oes aud Munselns Of every colour
Striped blue black. black and cod Silks of every de
scnPtlon,
Black Satif, plain and fg'd white do,
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons. Iaces &c, &c, with variety
OF goods for Gcnllcmen's wear,
Servants clothing Of every description,
Blankets, &C. Sc
Being desirpus 10 sell thcm we respectfully invite
those wanting to purchase, TO call and examine Tor them
selves, assuring them, the time, thai we will
sell every article at an astonihingiy low price.
5. 5. & w. HARRIS.
Oct. 81 lmif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17

TIE IRCATf.-Thc Washington papers publish
The treaty between the L. States and Great Britain
win the Proclamation Of the President announcing its
ratification by both governments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
~ VIE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
i and the public, that he has sold out his Drug and
poheeary Establishment, nlhis To Mr. John A. Seay
who will heneolorh carry ihe business n, the old
sand-and whom he take pleasure in recommending TO
thu public support and patronage
The undersigned greatly desires tn wind up his old
business and therefore carncy solics is former Gus.
toners. who may be in him, to come f,rward
and settle up their accountable returns To them hs
thinks for their past support. aud will feel his obga
hons enllanced by promptncss in the payment Of their
respective balances. JAMES r. ROYAL.
Oct II tslt
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
,,hev; DR.. Davies will preach in the Meth Prot
church. next Sabbath morning. at | O'Clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17

we VIII sell, on accommodating terms, james River
estate, containing ia Of Lew Grounds and 7O5
acres of Upland being miles distant from I.ynchburg
and belonging to Rooer' Boiling Esq. 1t will be shown
to any person wishing to purchase by Mr. George Petit
john, or, in his absence, Mr. Wyatt Pettiiohn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17

PmLAprLrui,, Nov. IL.
In lonr the receipts continue moderate, has also
heen the demand for export this week tho sales made
have been at from II. to 25--ihe latter being the
current price Tor standard Penn. brands Brandywne
held AT 81 81 per bbl.
The receipts Of Nhea are light and price steady N,
Sia IS els per bnshe for prime P.nnsy red and
IS eta Tor white do. Southern Wheat IS 80 per
hushCl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
SHINGLES =!
Stores! Stores! Stores!

NLANNELS all colours, Merinoes Circassans.
Mnse I'm de Lalns, Casnetts, Cloth & Cassi,neres
Failed Cloths and Llnseys for Servants, Yarn and Ken.
lucky Jeans, Rose, Point and Du1le Blankets Velvet.
aud all other VES1INGS. and great variety Of other
kind of FALL and WINTER GOODS, for sale by
us at COST. JJ.PURVIS g. DUFFEI..
Sept. 10 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17

fohh'-lhe selling price of Pork in this place, is
30 Some OF the drovers ask more and 90 farther per
hapS To fare worse
The Cincinnati Chronicle f'he 9Th inst expresses
the opinion that fewer Hogs win he driven to the Fast
this fall than usual. and that will be slaughtered
there
ii'e Louisville Journal states that the drovers had
purchased Hogs in Kentucky at 81 rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
RICHMOND MARKETS Nov. Il

KICTTMUND MAKkETS. Nov. II.
Tobacco. inspections small-denand limited We
quote Lugs 81 2. aud ST. Common Leaf SO. az. and
4, middng 81. IA Al and S.; Good IS. & and Sol;
Fine s. 10. as in quality.
GRANNY heat IS tn 90 cents. Corn AZ, to so
FI0ur.-Supertne 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-17
LNac .VOficC.
wood BOVIdim ~ VIM. q. Darlington,

II a. ffe Ct, no. ga.
EA Ill. attend all the courts heretofore attended by
w Mr. bouldin; viz: the courts OF Char,t tc Camp
bell Mecklcnburg and Halifax and also the courts of
Prince Edward. and will both be responsible for all bust
ness entrusted TO either
Nov. II w6w