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lilo was ever dnti and ailtetienae. was his delight
to reflect that the TINE mt distant when the vi2or
Of his own would enable him 10 seoufo the cennrts,
and supply The wants ns that mother who had kindly
watched over him. in The days 81 his infancy and help
lessna.s, But Gud ihinkcth nj, lhrukolb.-
How vain are NIL m,rny human hhpes, lies often "
the day II promise succeedcd ~ the night Of disap
poin,ment aud DEATH Though owlr was the lot aud
sphere Of This YOUTH and fief his esreeroa esflh. hrs
end mol without interest Ia ose ~ip Mlinessed H.
During his sickness and the last houra of his mortal
existence Qhonah under the pressure OF much rhrsea
suffering he gave gratifying proofs 10 those aon nm
TINT he had chosen God for his Father and Jesus thffs
for his Saviour. In the presence III the writer OF Tits.
and after conversation reference IL his own spiritual
state. which very satisfactory. he expressed hs en-
willingness die and with sweet smile Upon his
eonntenanee. already marked by the impress nj death
he seemed 10 anticipate the Joys vt his r,ch nheranee
in heaven. think IL may he said, that to him, ia die
WAS GAIN May Ills hereaved aud stricken mother
tie prop CIV hose widrwnood has thus been suddenly
struck 10 the earth gather constellation III her allcan,
iou the thought that he has been early taken tfom
world Of vicssndc and suffering aud has entered upon
world where lite is eternal, and happiness s complete
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nlsrRlBi-rloN.

we ,hi we ps.,ses in chr last the cohsia ;ional,
of disiribuan I'VE showed that ,ae constitution only
provided two modes Of raising mcaas far support al
.overnnen, oneb, customs and by direct taxes Thus
showing ,haiby strict construction, the naney derived
from the public lands cannot he Used ir The support OF
government.
This proycn--we will enfeavor To shaw the expeden
ry oi distribution. Many Of the States much invel
we'd in debt and OF thau ala ~ irre,resabls, with,
.n, something like this is done Tor them The cry which
we hear that distribution lakes Two dolafs out ct .nr
pockets where puts back, is wi'hon, ioaudaon--
II is well known that the government has to eaPluy
bout as tusny oIicers atled 10 the collection oi Sc,
900 600, as $3oG0ooo0, Therefore il cannot work III
furious to the people BY giving the States this tand,
they will be enabled pay Their enormous debt. while.
II VIC refuse it, they may he driven 10 rcpadaiiou and
isrrace And TO such OF TIE States owe noing. II
can he arpmpraled 10 the purposes Of edns,tisn,
internal improvement and the reduction OF lax IS
And what American would act willingly distribute this
f,n1 ia SAVE the credit and honor vi the States OF this
tunGslcraeyl None we hope. Then why object 10 a
.rmancn, distribution policy. il 1t IS 10 save ysur sis
,e- States from bankruptcy!
Mr. Van Buren,. General jackson aud NJ. Calhoun
t,vo all sunported the Discriminating, naics Mr.. Var
D, recrr>.z - IL, "tsPosns II HE pubic land.
80 Inc sereral Stes." Thus acknoule,p int, the ner
manent policy Of distribution And Gen Jackson in
his message 10 Congress, in 1888. s1ys. 'lhe sessiou
Virginia, and North Cofo!ina and Georgia. in express
terms, and all the rest implicitly not only provides sp,
eiiieally for tho proportion according which each
State shall pr1dtby the proceeds of the land saes bu.
they proceed declare that they shall be faithfully aud
bona Je disposed oiur that purpose, aud for no otlsr
purpose whatsoever Thus showing by the deeds OF
that the proceeds OF the land sales belong to the
States exclusively and therefore TIC cxpedency of dis
tTbutiou.
1.-THE deeds of cesson say il beloug tho States al
the constitution OIL an iuIZS modts If rasino
ennc,--and only two--the proceeds from the land
sales aot being of Them. compelled 10 regard
il us cxredcnt to distribute that fund
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
Tie TAG BIZ and ihe D,moc,..c,

'Cel JET Randolph sncslrnm spleai, to make the
Democracy u the country sqnrm In sumo REGIONS
they utterly repudiae 'tia others. they say IL WINS
VINO measure, and in Berkeley. we learn from the
bego, IL, is leading Hhiri Well. that's an srnucn,
which cannot be "hcadcd;"--bu il has a sou,lly
look and makes one applehehsre that the Democracy
are hard ran'-U hg.
We have heani Democrat affirm that tho tax bill
was Wing moasure-ard that Tbos. ] EanJ,1,h
was Wing. and When he was informed Ia III, con,r,.
ry he seemed tob taken all abnck. and declared he
could net 8 ier any man. If he supported that inca
sure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
NEW YORK AND MR. VAN p,-gFs

Nj. Van Bufsn's avn State has failed 10 nominate
ditn as candidate for the Presidency. Ila was. how
ever. lauded in Tue address but i.r,h. They roam
mend.d the meeting Ut 'hs National convealon an The
lth Mondss IN November next to be comp seJ Of Dele
gates appointed by the Stale Cnyeatisn Ii they neis,
N this recommendations. We sail lave mreur nf t,a
l.oco fuco National Conventions The Van Boran
Convention III November, 1855, which will nanin,,s
hia'--and The friends of Mr.. Cahona in Nav. 1914
which III nonmate him. Thus We have A fair cb,,.,
Of having two Loco Foco candidates in the field.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
A STRANGE THINGi
LOOK ar TT. WIG J-OTERSt

Col Odn G. Clay, said in town few days since "Itai
'cere he dW"g, and 10 rote tr Henry Clay President
co"h rcsiore han to tiie he woud not do nit!"
wish respectfully put question to those VERY few
Wings. who intend out of personal regard TO o. g.
Clay, to vote for hun to-day.
DO yon really consider your personal regard for o. G
Clay strong, as TO compel you to vote tor him, when he
IS 50 bitter an enemy Of your jicnd, Henry Clay Cor
his principles and yours If you please,) that he cou
mol rote for him opresTre his o,ra Gft!t
Think Of his ii you please before you vote | am
happy to Learn OF one yuug number who will
for o. g. Clay because of The above strong expression
A COMMITTEEMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
Review OF the Lynrhburs uark,
coRnrcTED WEEKLY BY
N OF e o An be a Gaey,
<D,,,,,,,sA.or .rye,.baunf.
RICHMOND MARKETS, April %. Is43.

TODAC tO--1hcre Is now more dalnp AT the Ware
houses the quality generally very inferior aud ma change
in prices We qnoio lngs > 40 to 27o and 81; Inle-
nor and common Leaf - 10 4 and i5gnod to 6l fine
very little olierng) So to 10.
FIOuR--,Thc stock is very light and none coming
IN owing 10 the suspension ol Canal navigation. ",
quote It al $t,a 5.6, from store.
SALT 10 from store
PLASTER s. per ton on BASIN landing
GRAlN-Nhea 80 10 80 cts per bushel. Corn
SOTO 50 els. Oats from wagons aud Depot 80 cents.
cLOVERsFED - per bushc-zno demand.
IlEARDS GRASS Toe. per husie
TliMOrllY sEED-s2, pr tuslc
EISll-none in market
-Englsh So; Swocdes so5: rredegar 500
CANDLES lluI's Patent | la cents
FLOURISH!
TFAS-lmPerlal aud Gunp wider 75e. 81 50;
Black 80 I , cts.
WiiiskEl -Bhls 90 cts hhds 2li % cents
COFFEE VI 10 SIC; i.nsuaym SAP, ST. DO
ninsu Ga I; Java II ] - ccnts
MOLASSES-Pol Rico l9a22c New Orleans 2la
23i cents.
ou.-Wincr So Fall Strained 55a7o, Whale il
bills n cts.
PROIlSlONS-Western Bacon 3 cents Lard g.
cents.
PLASTER 81 on Basin Bank
SEGARS-St. troix TAasl; New Orleans 4 /; New
Orleans la5lc SllOT-5,c. SALT Nhml st 30
Store 81. OF
CAl'rLE--Bcof Sc to 81 Sheep Sll to a.; Hog
81 I'll.
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FOR REV r.,

fENlE Store House, JUS, below the Market House op
-
Ia the motion 10 tax woocn blanket. 10 per ees
nSiead % - per cent, Msst4 nlckerson sanford Pa
MS van Buren aid Woodbury. voted IN the ailifuaIiv
on motion h tax ready made clothing 50 per cont.
passed Ia the affirmative; Nrs's Dekrean. san.p,
Naa BuftH and Woodbury. yolnf with the nlaI.,r,,,
u the uoslan 10 rrinac lIlo duly on salt, in,n .
cents To IL cents pr buslr Mcssfs. Jolesou. OF Ky
ijftrson. Sanford aud Van iluren voted III rlc ~
Ave.
On motion 10 strike out TIM duty uf5 CENTS lmr slaar
S'fd "o colloo blgsluQ. winch Ms last, Al,sqrs hn
''o' pekf1Nan johnson, OF by, SAM nd. mud Van u,
rem voted IL The negative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
n. II. NAyIs'S
Fl A N - T. q Il n T. a

A tho best evidence the subscriber possibly eiyc
IN Of his own opinion, 10 the aperioriy Of Tho
Piano Foes which he offers for SALE and IL oider That
others may have All opportunity Of testing the fnatltf
he proposes 10 place them upon fim h The parlors of
such ersos my be DESTROYS fsopplyng themselves
with articles Of The kind s
The p1sponemen OF positive purchase ofany ns,rut
neni whatever col few months. to give Tho dilleIen
makers alr 'fcl, would at least do the purchaser 10
harm.
line addressed 10 the subscriber, nj Petersburg w.
would answer just ms good purpose every way NJ a
personal interview, since ho takes upon himself Tho is'l
o selecting and guarantees 10 please 10 every respect
largo assortment always on hand. Upwards Of
lhreo hundred have been sold by him, without ever SCI
ling bad one t. 7. NASH, Petcrstlgg, m
April q Ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

tors,ya ,A,es.Iiy reference to The fro ~ news.
"lllbe That t5s difficulties between the United
States aud Great Blan lacked good deal of being
Tied by the late Treaty. Seine of the members oi
fsrement accuse Nj. SISTER u' dshonara1le rsndaet
While Sir Robert Peel defends HIM. The R,gh, oI
s'sl'aon seems IL be canieded Ger by both parties in
Lngiand. Aud irom the sentiments expressed BY The
diii'renl papers and the general tone o the Americans
We are convinced they will submit il. THIS
construction OF The late treaty will e.Iain, he difficult
OF settlements and we would no. be much surprinrd Tit
did pfodueea war belween the two countries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
PIlIIlIDEl pIIIA. Anil %

The supplies Of flour considerably reduced many
having sold oil Their entire stocks We have not heard
OF any considerable sales at higher than "a al which
oobbls were sold by house, Of superfne, aud BOG
If seaped but holders refuse now sell at less than
S., to 81 for ordinary brands
Larg, sales If wheat have been made this week. and
at advanced prices; have heard of the following sales
l40D bushels of Pennsy vania red wheat at 9lc go at
93c 2Op0 at Soc; 400 at 93c; aud cocoa, 81 yes,er-
DAY. Ii IL therefore difficult 10 determ ine what is the
fair market price. probably o. 10 Doc
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EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK MARKETS. Arr,l 81

The Cotton market has been active To day the sales
far amount 10 1000 bales al adyaHc, Il cents
pcr -. On last weeks prices. The Flour marhe, is dull
few sale, have been al former prices, but purchasers
are nnwl.2 Ia operate to any extent Nothing has
been done in Graia ~ auction 13 hhds New Orleans
sugar sold at ) 06, 80 days ] mos.
Foreign exchanges arr in demand. The market is
firm at at 10 az - on Iondon.5 i0a So on France
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BANK AND TARIFF.
FOR THE VIRGINIA
ADDR ESS TO THE WINGS.

FOR THE iiHUNt
ADDRESS TO THE WINGS
Wings othigh and dsuntcss souls :
Fame your names, with idc cmo'ls--
Haste at once, unto the polls
And win the victory.
Heed sot what his tland'fcrs say
BE your wateh-word HENRY CLAY
lie never did friend betray
Or shame his country's pride,
Inscribe il your banner fair,
Then spread that banner on The air.
And to the mlsty snail it there
\ I'd let it float on high
Ey'ry patriot should engage
lis glorious strife we wage
Ganst the Loco Foco's rage
And Freedoms enenirs.
Who would brook tvrants reign
Who in bondage would remain
Who would wear a vassal's chain
Let him Tecreant he.
See the foe before You stand,
Spreading ruin o'cr the land
Snatch the sceptro from his hand
And shout for Liberty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

A il may appear, 1t 10 notwithstanding ttue that
IA the subscriber, on Bank Square, (or,sitc the new
stone bullduDg,) s now opening
NEW SPRING q SUMMER GOODS,
Nearly all Of which can and will be sold from fifteen 10
twenty five per cent lower than any fimar season.-
This stock is almost ENTIRELY NEW, and purcha-
ssd within the las. Two weeks. He solcits exanna
ton by purchasers, feeling assured tina, all will be con
vlnced that what he says is hnmbug but really and
substantially true. The following comprises portion
Of his stock:
WOOL dyed black and cold. Cloths, from 50 SO to the
finest.
do do and cold, Csssineres. from common to fine.
Gambroons aud SUMMER Cloths, from 81 cts to the IL
nest quality,
Linen and Cotton Drngs, from 10 cents Up,
Mouslin de LANES and Lorrsunes,
Lawns en1 Parrssunes, for second mourning,
Fancy Lawns and Earlstorl Ginghams, all prices,
Manchester and Scotch Ginslrums, very Cheap,
large stock Prints from 5, 6, 8. 10, l2i and Is cts
American Nankeens and Cotton Gambroons, warranted
pure, -s,.
Silk and Cotton Hose and Half FIose all prices.
Silk, Kid and Cotton Gloves, all qualities avd prices
Silk and Linen Cambria Hankerchiefs aad Neck Ties
Black and cold Silk Mts, from 2s els, Up.
Ladies' Chene and Silk Gloves, new article,
Florence Braid, Lawn and other Bonheis, very cheap
Zephyr, Worsted and Needle Patterns, good supply.
Black Italian checked Silk and Satin Ctaya,s,
Brown Cottons, heavy stock, Al, at 6, cents,
Beached Celons, from, cent? to finest.
Cotton Cznabnrgs and German Burlaps.
Blue and brown Cotton Drills
| Mexican Mixtures and Hamilton Stripes,
Palm Hats, Umbrellas and Parasels,
Superior Bandaua. Spi,,lefed y Pongee HandksrcheG.
Superior Satin, n erino and Matsees VtstinQs,g
Bsd,cks, Apron Checks and Penen,ary Plsidr,
Jaconet and striped Camhrcs and Musns
Idgeter with almost every article in the Dry Goods
way, winch VIII II sssOm,sh,ngy low.
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BALTIMORE MARkFT--Aprl 81

Exchange England 81 & prem. Fonr--iIow
street offered freely at 4 %, without buyers; Isl.
Were offered and refused tily Mills, iasl saes 20
Wheat. fair to prime Md reds s. 100 per bush
o. tobacco The demand Tor Aaryla had been active
during The week, and the market cleared Of nearly
all the new To'acco The prices about the same
as previous week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

o. We Dc not like 10 bring any charge against a
Candidate the day Of election, but for tho charge
ganSt Col. Clay. by a Committeeman, we have the
most nhqnesiioned proof Look at Wings, and say if
you can support any who suffers himself obe far
overcome hy party. TO make such express
sion against distinguished leader
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

o., Richard Nj. johnson, EA-l ice President is a can.
dida'e for Congress from The Lexington (ky) District
in opposition to tho llor Garrett Davis THIS makes
three Offices that he Is running or-he offices Of Pes
dent al The tnGed Sates-of Governor of Kentucky
and tor Congress.
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Splendid Lot Of Furnitu We.

AZ AsGp1Os.
WILL hc Sold in front Of A Winsion's Cn,inei
" Ware Rooms, opposite Tho Fmnkn Hotel. N
Thursday, the 2jth ay OF May. is43. from 1000 IT,
$4,000 worth 81 f. 4 u ~ r. II n r. Of which
the following articles consi'Iua part;
Side Boards with and wiihenl Nnibfo Tops almost
every variety III patterns, s#a
Secretaries and Book Gases do ~
Dressing Bureaus do
Common do do
Tables, Pier, Gard. Dining and Tea do.
sofas, variety
Oiiumnus,
Piano Chairs aud Stools.
Mahogany Chars, halt frenoh,
Do. do plain
aides Cabinets.
Conne Tables,
Tea Stands,
Mahogany Rocking Chairs.
Mahogany Rocking Extension Chairs, new article
Cana Seal and Win,nur Chairs. every variety.
Together with sundry other Fancy Articles, IN III,
Cabinet line. TERMS nj sale.
NJ. TALBOT. Auct.
April % 25M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

e5- iioa Oliver IL Smith, late t. S scuater from
Indiana, Is candidate for Congress in the indianapolis
District lie is an able and sterling Wing aud his do
ioat as Senator regretted by the whole Viii. party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27
ROTATION IN OfF.CE.

Inc Calhoun organs are ma king handle nt Nr Van
'ufehs letter /" Gov ReyHads of Illinois, Of March 6
lsll-since The Presidential eection-in which h., al
Vocafes he principal of rotation in Office Which min
clpe, carried ont. would rule him of the co,rse az can
d'dafer The Presidency Il is very clecual weapon
!" the hands of the Calhoun men. In that letter Nj,
Van Buren, said:
80 ONE CAN EXPECT. OR SHOULD
DESIRE. 70 BE Al.NANS IN oFFICE ~
DER \ GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTIONS
iikt. OF RS; AND HAVE ENJOYED THAT
PRIVILEGE LONG ENOUGH 10 SATISFY
Mi UTMOST AMBiT!DNo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

Southern Literary Messenger. The Messenger still
sustalns lis former reputation under the control Of Mr..
Bernard. tie son-n-law of Mr. White The A
pr number is filled with many good aud instructive
ticles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

.Na~achseiis Spsciai Eieciion.--lho special eiec
'i. 3 monochrome 90 c-.s.'oe GA g., ,acsncies in
Massachusetts, viii take place On the first Monday il
June.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

W As the Republican anticipated what would
say IN regard TO thedscnsson Campbell Courthouse,
we feel at liberty to caution the public against what may
appear IN that paper this morning. Its assertions can
not he roc,hed before the election is over therefore
heed them not
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E'NER AL. NOTICE

Tho Funeral ofihe late Robert Csmm. Esquire. wi
be preached at Rurkers Church, in Amherst county
the frat Sunday in May next, by the Rev. Mr.. Cad
well.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

Us We expect the Republican of this morning will
De pretty well filled with ''Totcrisnis and we hep the
public to disregard them they cannot be con,radc
lei before the election. You may expect somethins
bout Wing address of 1889. But heed it not
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esroos at Auction /.


nv rAHNE TtnNhH, Auc,ionrcr..
VAE WILL SCI L, ON Thursday. the dh day Of
w May. in front of the Market House, in the l,wn
oil lynehburg. on crcd, OF months, likely
NEGRO WOMAN AND TWO CHILDREN.
The woman is good Cook. Wasl. sr and ifnncr.
T. X T.. knes
April 81 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

o. The Editorof the Republican dubs us sometimes
'"ct"g EditoT," and at other times ',junior Iditor,
IL he intends by this nsnuae that some other pcrson
Than the prrretorS oths paper, writes for u.s. he is
very much mistaken. At time. have we admit
led any article into columns under tho editorial head
unless 1t was wrtenby one ofthc osensibe editors Of
this paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

Cumberland and Buchbehan Circuit Courts, .Spccio
7em)
,'iesTs. Edifor& Will you olge parties and counsel
by giving the information that Judge W llsan will hold
the intermediate TERM Of Cumberland Circuit Court on
TUESDAY May 30lh; aud Buckingham Cnur on the stb
orth OF June. 1913. Illness prevented the Judso from
holding his regular Courts.
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o. Mr. Webster has returned 10 Washington and
catered upon the discharge of the duties oths uli e.
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MAgsIsIA(il.

Married, the ih inst, in Franklin county, at the
residence of Mrs Elizabeth Booth. by the Rev Thoma.
Goggin, Mr. DAVID r. THAxTos to Miss Lucy ANN
MARY eldest daughter of Mr. Reason Lazenby, Of Bed
cr1
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% Our friends in the surrounding counties will
please send us the results o the el,cos as son as pos
sibls.
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EbY authority ofn 'rrns, Deed. executed BY =. II
40 Davis. dated the 18th OF Sept. lei2. aud Of record
III the Hastings Court Of the Corporation of Lynch
burg Tor the purposes IN the said deed mentioned The
irtslpncd. OF one oi ihem, will ~ SATURDAY ihs 9Th
day ol May next, upon the promises. known DavisE
Factory, First street, III the Town OF Iyuohbnrg,
proceed IN sell NJ aoclon, 10 the hghest bidder, the ol
ing pr perry VIZ. the
EOHAGtO FACTORY LOT,
containing 50 fot front, aud running back the usual
depth of ols with the faototy House thereon, aud all
the Fixtures and Furniture thereto attached consisting
IN parl OF Iron Screws and Iron Presses four Other
Screws mud Nond Presses, Fixtures. &c, &c.
A TRACT OF LAND, IN Franklin county, said TO
contain lD2 acres, or less Three Slaves. Nathan.
Daniel aud Patty. bonds, Books Of Accounts aud all
other evidences OF debt due said Davis Claims upon the
James River md knnawha Company for special X al
SC. Two shares oi Stock IN said Company. Il shares
in the I.yncbburg aud Salem Turnpike Company. 3
shares IN l.ynchbug Concord Turnpike Company. !
in ,ho l.yuchburg Pitaylganin. N lheComp oil Co
llo. Ia the Builho Springs; 4 one III The Lynchburg
K Bluc Ridge Compny-& one III tho Richmond aud
.ynchlufg Transportation Company. with any ana al
the other Effects Of said DAVIS. Terms at s,.-t reJi
tors VIE specially requested IT. attend this sale
S. II. DAVIS, j., Trustees.
April Il iGN
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o. by the foreign arrival, learn that il is doubt
iul whether Mr. Everett will accept the nsslon to China
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Wigs! 'EOupeds or ScaRps.
o II M W E.N T.iL II Fans oil nam
.EK. GETHR IA.

.NE. pEgRE,
AF NEW YORK deems II only necessary TO an
" nounce his arrival. Ia lu.nce all stand 10 10 need
Of good Of Il,IR 10 insure thor giving him cal
10 Those losing Then hair, curly applicant, may be
the Of restoring the same. Asmy STAY Is limited
until Monday morning the 3lst inst. shall BIO pleased
receive the immediate calls Of all those standing in
need Of moderate or luxurnnl HEAD OF HAIR -
Ny WIGS, TOjPETS or SGAIpS, are ipo well
knovn toneed further comment, il requires only an
inspect TO be convinced. Apply at my Rooms, the
Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg.
April u 1t
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FOR Icketsnnd Shares and Certificates Of Packages
in Tho above Magnificent Lotteries. Adinss
j. q. GREGORY & Co Msnapor,
Rchnoud, Va.
o. An account Of each drawing will be sent infned.
aiciy alter II Is 10 all who order ii, kes f u.s.
Rlchmond, April 10 WOW IL
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$40, $25. SO, 3l5, SIP. $40,
~ number lotery--l6 drawn ballots
Tickets only S20--linlyes sl0--Quar,crs So
Eighlbs 81 so.
Certificate OF Packages 81 70 Whole Tickets $40
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do 26 Eighth do 80 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

~ oee of the Kentucky Represe natives. J. II
Underwood declines reduction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

~ Lei the thirty thousand dollars ring in the
ears d Our opponents to-day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-27

e]' The Republican is still harpng upon Mr. Toler .
bank scheme, 1t thinks it is a great bug bear which
VIII Tighten sensible men from their proprety. |, does
"o' Iecoect that The institution would have paid its own
expenses and consequently would MOI have been such
burden, alter all, to the tax payers But, on the
other hand would perhaps have paid profit to the State
80 much for the Republicans Bug bear.