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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-13
To the Editor Of lie Charle .tesrillc .9drocc,.:

To the Editor Of Tie Cha,lt uesriUc .4drocGt,:
Sr-An editorial article in your last paper. in relation
10 the coming election this Senatorial District re-
snlnds me OF purpose ! have long entertained, and
which should have announced before this but that |
have constantly attercd myself with the hope Of being
able, during the SUMNER TO personal communica
ton with my consuens.ln this hope have been dis
appointed by circumstances beyond my control.
must, therefore, ask the favor of you say, through
the Advocate, that will not be n candidate for re cleo
ton after the expiration Of my present term of service
thnk It right no longer To delay this annuncation as
sur political opponcnts--ever on the alert. and like
tainband soldiers. ready to obey the word of command
are already moving in this matter. trust the Wings
the champions Of much more holy cause, will not be
hess active and jealous. satisfied that not onlv in
this District, but that in the Nation the majority the
power. is with them if they will only exert it, And sure
~ never was there People Party impced by s,ron
ger motives to arouse from the ctar.y in which ihly
have 80 long slunbeed and hur once more from ,hc
gotten places, the corrupons;s charla.s and ,ra
tors, who have Tor years trampled into dust the sacred
Institutions by which we hold rights and liberties
aud who by their ignorance and 9ackery have brouc
almost universal ruin upon Nation once the frccst and
happest on Earth
We have once swept away. and scattered like chafr
before the wind the wrciccd authors of our undoinp
but the fruits Of the glorious victory of 40 have turned
10 ashes in month";" by the egotism upbaowed
ambition, and treachery Of the miserable creature
whom Providence has visited upon in continuation Of
It's wrah--the commencement Of the infection had been
1.-The curse of Jacksonism."
Trusting that offended Heaven may be sppcuscd by
the wide spread suffering Of People, whom. for hr
teen years, il has fit to afct every Wing every
Patriot will arise, grid his armour and fly the
of his bleeding country. Then will "tho winter Of
our discomfort be made glorious by the off,
the West
If believed that Ey continuance in the councils of
tn" State was necessary TO the Of the cause ad
vocatc should feel it my duty Dhatever sacrifice
70 ask again OF my constituents renewal Of the
which they have four times conferred on me-But the
District has many sons more capabo of serving her than
pretend to be, who have not been called on to make
lifelong continued sacrifice private interest to public du
~, that have done. can have no difficulty there
fore, in yielding my place the battle field to young
er and better. though not truer soldier
trust soon to find fit occasion for addressing nv
Kind and generous constituents, and laying before them
full view ofmy "say ings and dongs, as their repesen-
sa,ve. Yours, &c.
Gil. COOKE.
Esmont, Septe,nber 18th, 'l2
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u. r. e. r.. WILLS,

NUormfys nj Inv.
!uNliE COMPREHENSIVE in the practice Of ,he
4 Law, heretofore existing between William Danst
Jr esq asd John Wills, having been dissolved BY mutw.
al consent, the Undersigned have formed ccparincshp
for the purpose. under the above frm and will at
tend punc,ualy To all business conhded To them They
practise in the Superior and Inferior Courts " the Coue.
ties Of Amherst. bedford Campbell, and the Corpus
ton Of I.y nehhurg
Office few doors below Purvs's formerly Bullocks>
corner on the se. leading from the Market house 70 the
Bridge, JOHN WILLS.
CREED +. WILLS.
W The Richmond Wing will please nscrt weekly
four weeks. in the inner FORM and forward its accoun "
this office Tor collection.
Oct6 VITA IL
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a cure for sCroI.aIa or King's-Evil.

A cure for sCrOfssln or King's-Evil.
Virginia Sampson, or 81 600 Premium, Yeaeiable.
'llE undersigned takes pleasure in adding his es-
l. nnony to the great ral'1 Of tho Virginia Sampson
81 600 Premium Vegetable, for the cure of Sc.cea or
R"s's-Ev he h.v!". s,7en j, fair trial in servant
Of his after the disease had existed two or three years.
an the person had become almosta PERFECT Skol-
e,on with several Ulcers about the neck and arms,
and with the skin dead and rough. One Of the eyes
considered quite lost and the other much dlscas
cd. Medical aid was asked in the case, whose opinion
was that the case was beyond remedy Two or three
papers OF tho medicine used in this case and now
consider it as PERFECTLY CURED. no ap pearsncc
Of the disease wing occurred in IL 10 months past
and the servant being in perfect health far OBJ
serve. JOHN ROSSER.
Capt John Rosser, the acting Sheriff Of this county
Campbell perfectly well known, in this community
as highly respectable intelligent aud practical in
all hf5 matters.
Besides the testimony Of Capt Rosser, above. the
agent has IN his possession other certificates given by
persons who have used this medicine with the happes
effects and give other reercpcesof it's good effects if
desired.
o. The above medicine 10 Eov sale at
Howell DAVIES.
Oct. 10 tsf
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n O r. &c II .

DURSUANTto derd Of trust executed by Maurice
Morris to the subscriber. bearing date the 2lst day
OF May, 1872 and duly recorded in the county Of
Amherst shall proceed to sell for ready money to the
highest bidder at Hlckss Grocery. Saturday the 18th
day Of November next, the property conveyed in said
deed, tow, Tract of Land containing 2000. acres ly
ing on both sides of Wares Gap road, in the neighbor
Mare. Bay Colt. one Steer, one Heiier, stock Of
Hogs, and the said Maurice Morrss interest in so much
OF the estate Of Allison Norris decd as was allotted to
the widow for life. Acting as trustee shall only con
vey such title as is vested in by the deed aforesaid
but believe it to be good
DAVID TINSLEY, Trustee
Oct. Is ION
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ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
nOOTs, SHOES. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS


Three Hundred aud Seventy Packages.
H'HE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving, by schrs.
l. Leonne. from New York; Wave. Union, Danir
Francis, November and Berry, from the Fast, and john
Stull, from Philadelphia, three hundred and seventy
packages Of Fall and Winter Boots. Shoes, &c. conf
prsing the largest and best stock Of Goods he has
received, and has hesitation in saying now the 6ne
stock. regards the quality, in any House south cf
Philadelphia Having been nearly two months u the
North, among the manufactures he has taken great
pains in selecting such Goods are particularly sdsp
ted to the trade Of Virginia a.,d Nor,h Csroins 1s
Merchants visiting Richno and going North for the pur-
pose buying their Secx would particularly ask Them
TO call a,d examine my Stock it embraces every w.
riety Of ladie, .Gentlcmons Misses Boys Chil1rens
roots Shos Slippers, Travelling Trunks, Csspst Baes.
Bear S.ins. Shoe Br'shns and Backing ] will sell
at such prices, for cash. town accepsancse. = wiz est
ainy please My Stock comprises in rAst, - nows:
500 pair Ladies' fine Dress Walking Shoes
500 do do do Kid and Mosacco SliPppss
Il Ties.
1901 do Women's fine Seal and Leather Walkiag
400 pair Women's Lace and Strip sewad and peg.
ged Bootccs.
2c0 pair of Ladies' Over Shoes, Of different quail
ladies' Cater Boots of superior quality
Genlemens' fine Calf Dress Boots, (Nilss'
Genllemen's superior double soled wa,sr Prod.
| (MIlcs nake)
500 pair Geatemen's fine Calf Boots. from .
1857
| 200 do do fine Seal and Kip Bosts. lssRo
|
100 do do heavy extra quality sswed water
| Boots
100 do dc do peggcd do
1900 do Mems heavy peggcd, lined and bound Bro
gans, (part f. Szer's)
$50 pair Gentlemen's fine Calf Boctecs
100 do do fine Calf Boosccs, Miles, make
so do double Water Prof Shoes, Do
200 do Gentemen's Over Shoes. all qualities
FOR MISSES.
$50 pair Misses fine seal aud leather walkne SAoae
and Boots
! 200 Pair fine dress walking Shoes ~ Slippem
Misses Over Shoes good quslig
FOR BOYS
500 pair Boys fine Cali Kip sewed ard psUs1
| BOotees
: $50 do stout peggsd Boots. superior quality
1900 Chldren's Boots, Shoes and SlippeTs, IL qual-
isi-.
Mrn's and Boys heavy sevsd Nichrneu4 na1o
Brogues, Of superior quality Russai aAA ack Leaehe
Hand Leather Iron Frame Travsltmg YNMahs. Cspss
Bags. Blscking, etc etc.
WholesAlc and Retail Dealer 10 Roas. Shoee. Tsuske
; SC. &C., one door above Msssra. HuAkavds 0asare
& Co. and nearly opposite Mr.. Wa. Mianh73S jsa-
Ulry Store, Main street, Riohrnoad. We.
Richmond, Sept Is vt{Nn
nHfSp HE>,eS n AMHen *
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10y virtue of deed frus, executed to the subseri
ID bc by Peter Fitzpatrick and wife, on tho 22d day
OF May, lS4O aud duly Of record in tho county court
of Campbell. we shall Friday the l,h day Of No
vember next n, the dwelling house Of said Peter Filz
patrick in tho county of Campbell SELL by way public
auction. to the highest bidder, the following property tn
witt
~ or 10 Negroes.
consisting Of women. boys and girls; the crop Of
Corn, Fodder and Shucks, Hay, Oats and Wheat
Straw, ou, head Of Horses. Dsrouce and Harness
one Wagon and Gear, Household and Kitchen Furni.
lurc. and the crop Of Tobacco unless previously sold.
The Negroes aIe said to be likely and worthy the at
lection otpersoas wishing to purchase and will DO sold
for cash. or bends well secured, carrying interest from
date. payable Is, % June next the balance Of the prop
er,y will be sold on ccu:. until the LIST April next the
purchasers giving boads with approved security Carrying
interest from the date for all of five dollars and
upwards; for all under five dollars, the cash vii
be eqred.
Acting as Trustees, we will convey suc little rs is
vested in US by said decd and none other.
SANK g. n M SSWLIN' Trustees.
Oct 10 Tin
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Tomnes \ W,llaulsons b. h. Bnwn
Stout. y. .. by sarpedon. dan, T ,nson, 4l4l
p r. Johnson's b. C. ~. Q. by Ce,us,
dam Gohanna, 343to
Col. WIN. AicCarg o's Yellow Rose, Az.
o. BY Andrew, dam Tubcrose, 22l2
Edmund Moore's b. f. Zarella, ~. by
Priani, dam Charles z dr.
Time 3.52-355-S. io-350
Fourth day. Jockey Club 7 irse $500, 3
mile heats.
A. Gihson'sc. h. Parker, 5y. o. by Eclipse,
dam Jane Shore 6 dis.
Col. VIM. McCargo's h. h. Euiaw, s v.
o. by Chaeaux Margsux. dam Charles, 335
Col. John l.. White'sb. h. Wonder, aged,
by Tichicus, darn Rob Roy, oao
Thos Rosser's 81. N. Peggy Hale. y.o
by Skylark dam Charles. asa
p. X. .lohnson's CHI. h. Nobloman. 4yo
by Celus, dam My Lady, l23
Edmund Moore's b. IN. Margaret Blunt
6y. Q. by Eclipse, dam Cons,i,urion Sill
Time 5d9-5.4S-5.5O.
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CoMMUNlCATED.
Alta called meeting of the Union Engine Company Of
Lynehburg, held on he 9Th inst. it was stated BY the
Engineer IN Chief that he had reported the proceedings
OF a former meeting OF the Company to the Common
Council Of Lynchhurg and that they have never nform
ed him OF any action having been taken on their proceed
ngs and disappearing that the Council, by their silence
do not wish To recognize us a Company, we have
thought it expedenl TO withdraw services as Com.
pany; and therefore
Rcsolrcd That the services we have rendered to the
Council have been for the protection OF the property of
our fellow citizens; and the contempt with which they
have been treated las forced us 10 Withdraw them.
Reso'red That this Company be and is hereby dis
solved
Resoired. That these proceedings be signed by tSs
President and Secretary and that the Virpinian and
Republican be requested to publish the same.
Rcsolred. That this meeting adjourn. sine dine.
WIN. b. BROWN, F.. c.
T.. II. FoLKEs, Sec pro tenn.
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Furniture At Auction.

VI'HE subscriber declining house keeping, will sell
a, public auction, AT his residence, main street,
next door TO II. NJ. Ddlake's Carriage Factory, on
Saturday the 29h the whole his Household and
Kitchen Furniture Also, small lot Of Saddery, Sc
Terms-For all under twenty dollars. cash; o.
yer tina, Amount, GO days credit JAMES FOX.
Sale by NJ. Talbot, Auctlonecr
October l3 STIFF
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o. A Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald that FIX Senator Pondexter is about TO
publish book. to be styled twenty Years Obscrva-
tons on Men and Things at Washington" Portions If
il are said TO be very piqa, indeed might naturally
be supposed well from the character Of the writer as
from that of his work.
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juno 20
8 3 II Il " II II ID .

STRAYED from the subscriber, in Lynchburg on or
- about tho 9th September, largo rcd and white
& . w, with small head, and horns curving III
ward very much, marked, as well as now rccollec,ed
with hole in the right car and crop in the other;
small piece OF skin hangs below the throttle. having the
appearance of being torn by dog Or cut. The above
reward viii be paid delivery Of said Cow To me in
LynchbuYg. NJ. W. DAVENPORT.
Oct. 10 q
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" D TT G. IL i.

IVfiE copsrtneshp heretofore existing in this place,
under the firm Of Turner, Burwell, h Co. has been
renewed, and the concern will continue to do business
at their old stand. Their stock Of Goods. which they
believe to be Of the best in tho place. will be sold
thc BY wholesale retail, ct very reduced prices
those who may favor them with Z call.
l. addition to their stock Of Dry Goods they have
g,rd assortment If Sugar Coffee, Salt, &c. Sc which
will DC sold at the lowest market prices.
TURNER, BUEWELL & Co
,rust / lm ifs
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" II Il IL
PURSUANT to the provisions of deed of trust ex
L executed TO John Miller and myself, by Samuel
Burch. bearing date on the 9Th day Of April 1871, and
duly Of record IN the Hastings court Of the town of
Lynchburg for certain purposes therein mentioned;
shall proceed to SELL public auction for cash. in front of
the Market House, on Thursday the Sd day of Novem
Myra, Martha and Bucyrus Also, | shall sell at his
shopand residence Sc, Carpenters Tools sundry Beds
Bedsieads, Bureaus, and other articles of Household
and Kitchen Furniture-or much thereof as may To
required TO satisfy the conditions Of said deed Acting
As trustee, shall convey such title vested me by
said deed. HENRY LAZENBY, Surv. Trustee.
Oct. l3 Sw
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SO.NETNZ.V'G VIEW:

H.ARD TIMES UTWITTED.
SEElNG, in the early part Of Spring. that Goods
- mus, greatly decline. to be in accordance With tho
hard times sold the greater portion Of my old and dear
bought stock Of GOUds al cost IN order that might I've
the better prepared, by this FALL to buy anen,rc siock Of
NEW GOODS; and ] now have the pleasure long
wished to have. OF offering TO my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock OF
DRY GOODS
ever had. and at such exceedingly low prices
not fail to please any who may favor NO with call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
which found TO be very welcome customer 10 my
Northern friends, and was in fact such inducement
to enable TO buy Goods certainly great deal less
than II actually cost 10 manufacture them; the truth of
which every body will know by calling and examining
for ,hemseves--and without the aid Of ha:tery they
will be convinced Of the fact, and cannot | am sure be
otherwise than well pleased find eu-h desirable Goods
al such low prices.
To my stock Of FANCY GOODS, particularly
invite the attention Of the Ladies, being one of such
variety and cheapncss as cannot fail to please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles viz
Broad Cloths ofevery shade, quality and price
Cassmeres splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before,
Casinets. Of every color and quality,
Kentucky j ans, from Ia. upwards,
Shawls. Fannels PULLED Cloths. and Blankets at all
prices,
Bonnc,s, Hats and Caps Of the most fashionable sly e
Eolieunes, Grape dc Icons,
Bniannes, something entirely for. Ladies' Ores
scs,
Fancy Silks, Alpachalust,s. Bombaznrs, Mouslin de
Lame. Merlnoes and Circassians Of every dc
scripon. and cheaper than they were offered be
fore,
An excellent assortment Of Ribbons and accs, unusual
ly low,
Domcscs md Calicocs from cents to the finest i'm
ported,
lIandkcrcliiefs and Cloves,
And almost every article that can be called for,
Together with an excellent assortment Of GROCE.
RIES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
SPUN COTTON; &c. &c.
n. d. COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc par,icu-
larry invited to call and give my stock examination
before purchasing. as am prepared to offer them grea,
inducements. DIT. G PETERS.
Oct 49, tslf
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Esmons, September 18th, 'l2.
LYNCHBURG RACES, FALL ls42

commenced on Thursday. eth September, 1872
f"a day. swceptake for colts and flles 8 year.
0'o, mile heats, $50 entrance, half forfeit.
Iownes y Wiamson's CHI FLY by Priam,
MAJOR James Burney's cIi. FLY by Simon,
dam Lansborough. 20
A. NJ Ialbot's g. FLY by Arthur Taylor,
oamSally Hood. maid forfeit
Time l.53-l54
c second day Purse $50. two mile heats
yc, W.. IA John L. Whites 81. h. Lehigh.
''1 Tew u,u, " Skylark. dam Nelly Webb. 222
Nv Emaas; q W liamso1's b. {. years old,
~ ,II.marc'paton, dam Tonson 1888
4 'p'' James B"rney's b. m. Polly Milan.
}! .. BY Sarpedon, dam Escape, ash
TIL. Time S.49-4ll-4-359
rn'rd dny;-Purse 81 $50, mile heats.
% eo. '''n /: Whites b. IN. Nancy Lew
" !. .. Iopson, dam Florize, 6 6 . r. o
.h2or James Burncy'ah h y.la.c,. l.,
{. >. >,srk DIM N,rr.,i.n -
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Do Col. r. NJ. johnson is speaking in Pennsy lvauia.
lie addressed the people at Psburg and Harrisburg.
and left the latter place for Danve, Pa) the 4th
inst where he to meet his friends, TO celebrate
the 9Th, the anniversary Of the Battle Of the Thames
in which he slew Tecunseh!
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IL q q X - q ~.
< rNAYED on STOLEN. from my work, two miles
- above Lynchburg,a ssss0U 1iHck yNssSc, a
bou, four fec, high ycara Old has the appearance
oionc Of his hind legs being broken just above tho knee
il has kno, on the inside. will give for
tho delivery Of the Sad mule, any information respect
ing the will be thankfully received at Lynchburg
G. u. QUEsENDURY.
Sept. 90 Is
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LINCMDuIl(s INSTITUTE
ron rowe LADIES',
CONDUCTED
ny MR. AND Mlla. MEANv

nv MR. AND MRS. MEANy.
Mis- INSTITUTION will be re- opened for the re-.
ccp'ion of pupils. on Monday, August Z9h next
The course OF instruction is full and clccnt;-comprs-
ing The various departments OF Ancient aud Modern Lit
ora.nre Mathematical aud Natural Sciences hes, cal
culatcd " dcvrlope the powers Of tho youthful mind
and secure solid and finished education.
The apartments are large and commodious and b,ing
lately furnished with Piano Forte, Globes and other
necessary Mathematical instruments IL il Confidently
hoped that the experience aud attachments Of the teach
crs may a,oraby recommend them to tho patronage Of
the public The Musical department will be conducted
by Mr. Damcr, well known TO this community A. dis
,ln.nshcd teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
considerable deduction has been made in the terms
with the view 10 accommodate class Of young pupils
Omitted 10 treirr) and otherwise meet the demands Of
the community.
Terms POI Session Of I, months
Tuition in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. }
English Grammar, Gcognphy. History SC. 4i2 so
pupils under tho age Of IL years
Over tho age of II years SIS %
With Composition, Rhetoric. Globes, As ! a., ro
,ropomy Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. ) ~ w
Ancicn, and Modern Languages each extra. 90
Geometry, Algebra and Trigonomciry with the con
siructon Of Msps, Charts, sc. extra 500
Music AT Professors Terms. 80
Use Of Piano Forte. z
use Of Globes and other Mathematical instruments
Stationary -incluang pcns Ink. and slate pencils "
Board, Washing, SC. ~
To be paid, in all cases. In advance.
REFERENCES.
The RI. Rev. $. A. McCoskry. Ep. Bishop Michigan
Tho RI. Rev DR. johns, A, ZIP. Bishop, Virginia
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynchbury,
The Rev. James Doughcn. do
The Rev. ID. NJ. Wharton, Dotetourt, Va.
The Hon. VIM. Woodbridge, FIX. Gov Of Michigan,
The Hon, A. s. Porter, u. $ 5. Michigan.
Charles kmilsir. NJ ID. Pr. Mod Ian. University Va
John Prn,iss, A. NJ. EsPrcsident Baltimore College
Brapn Mayer, Esq. Sec'y Of Legation u S. to Mexico
Sam'l. Garland John &. Meem.
Alex Tompkins, D. llodes. Esqs. Lynchbug.
&. Dabncy, f. Fletcher, )
Oct. l3 w3m--iiAof
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Negroes for Sale at Auction

10y virtue Of deed of rus, executed To the subscri
ID Der. by Doc'L William b. Vaughan. Of record in
Bedford county court dated the 30th December, 1887,
for the benefit, of Robert Campbell. ESQ., shall the
2Sth day of November next before the door Of Bedford
Court House, sell TO the highest bidder,
TOR CASH. TWO SLAVES.
the property of the said Vaughan which described
the deed aforesaid siollows Zone boy named Wright,
"about eighteen years age, and man named George
title is vested in by the decd under which act.
W. l.. GOGGlN.
Oct Is oats il
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o. The editor Of the Fncasc Democrat states tina,
Family indsposition" prevented his attendance al the
Editorial Convention.
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New Fall Goods.

AM now receiving full and well selected stock Of
Il FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which will be
sold rcry cheap. call is asked from all those having
Dry Goods, Hats and Shoes to buy, as am determined
to please all who may favor me with call
JOHN G. MEM
Oct. 10 3wf
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nR. TAYLOR'S Balsam Of Lverwor.. and Thomp-
II sons Life Preserver arc recommended by those
who have used them safe and and highly valuable
remedies III Coughs and diseases o the Breast For sale,
at propriclors prices, by Howell DAVIES, Agt.
Oct. 10 it's
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Serious Chnrge.-rhe Austin (Tcxas) Gazette as.
serts that Gen Houston received 100000 as bride,
FIR the release Of Santa Aua after the battle Of San ia
clctu
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Ladies' Fine slippers,
JUST RECEfHED.4 1T
JOHN G. MEMS.
8 3tlf

GOODS! laOODS!! GODDSN
.Jnnc 18th lS42.
uOIIN J. PURVIS has just returned from trip af-
- ter Goods, and is opening, at his cheap CASH
Store in lynchburg, opposite the Market House, the
following, TO wit:
C.lLXCOES. LII vv'N'S, C.s.NDRl
.NUSLI.v,S, EC., for Ladies' Dresses, al Cd pr
and upwards.
Nankeens, large lot real Georgia, .. Cd per card.
Pan.aloon Goods, and Vesting,, large 10, and very
cheap.
Cotton Stockings, block, whit, mkt. blue, &C., al,
Cd pair.
Fancy liandkerchiofs and Searfs.
Mltts, Gloves. Ribbons, &c.
Worked Collars, and lace Goods generally
ZSO.
:, BoNNETS of III kinds, Artificial Flowers. Band
Boxes Crapo Satins, Silks. Vels Irish Linen, lIol
land, Pins, 1',pes, Needles and
A 'ChOusnnd other Articles,
XII OF "hn bought in the present dull state If the Nor
thcrn Markets. will DO sold at very low prices
JOHN J. PURVIS
June 20 tslf