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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Gen Wall, late Of the United States
Senate, we hear with regret, was attacked
with paralysis on Sunday afternoon athis
residence in Burlington. and was yes,er
day in a very dangerous situation. He
was seized with dis.iness while 10 church
in The morning. and on reaching home
retired to bed About o'clock he was Ia
ken with paralysis, affecting his speech
and rich, side. Neuark .Adrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
Public Sale.

WYiEL be sold at the late residence of James
" Hutchinson, decreased. on Wedn, sday
the'i4h day Of June next, :two valuable NE.
GR0ES, a man and woman, Household FIR
nilurc, two Stills, &C.; also valuable Planta.
ton on the waters ofSBack Greek, whereon Sa.
rah Hutchinson now resides. aadanother Tract
Of Land adjoining the above. containing abaut
twenty.one acres. Sold on a credit of nino
months, bond and security REQUIRED.
GEORGE HURDLE, Ear.
May %. ...=s 75--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Col. Dsvid =. Reid. q ileskingham.
has been chosen BY disnies convention.
20 be he Democrats candidate for Con
gress in he lhird disiriei. Col. Milehtll.
he Wing candidate. has commenced with
bnghining prospects ID he upper Parl d
the district.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
Brass and Composition
Castings,


E0R Mile, Factories. and oihsr purposes.
IL Nc would particular bring 10 the notice
Of Millers and FACTORS thai be makes. i.r Inks
aud Boxes for Mills, q composition which. Tor
durability. 10 superior iosny Other used. There
are now some Inks of his make which have
been in ase in Ieavy running Mills for ten and
filieeHy years, which are jet in good order.
He Will alec attend 10 the GUN and LOCK.
SMITHING BUSINESS.
T0RT0ls SHELL COMBS repaired and po.
lished So as 20 be % good as new.
Also SILVER PLATING, IN lie ssrieus
branches
The subscriber will efte punetual attention
in the above BRANCHES III business. His terms
will be cash, especially for joLhing, which must
be paid for before taken from the shop: and he
hopes BY good workmanship aud punctual at
ten,ion 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN M. MASON.
May 80. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

The sale Of he Negroes belong
inr % die estate % William Picket. Dc.
cessed. wtll take Place o Inc islh insl.
and not On die slh. Is advertised. b MS.
,.ke, last xefk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

soa. We hsPs &c uoailsiisa vi nssi
iAs aPPEohaiion a. o. Hhigs lhro1Khos.
hs diflis-, asa ihai DIR sPprOb.lion
uih bs made manifsa b. - snesssdr CO
ePsra''on - he polls q he kn. Thus.
day in Augla neEl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Fatal accident. M. . very
promising sen Of william.. G. Butler.
ESQ. Of Ibis town. was, on Tuesday last.
Instantly killed by the falling Of large
gaze upon him. He had been playing a.
rouad The dinner table, in fine humor.
when he left he room, ran into The yard,
and in five minutes wac brought in =
corpse! Elizabeth City Nv. CO Aau.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

THE undersigned, having qualified ss Exec.
utor Of the last will and testament Of Jas.
Hutchinson, deceased, al May Term Of Orange
Couaiy Court, gives notice 10 all persons in.
debied 20 the estate Of said deceased. To come
forward and make immediate payment; aud
all persons having claims against said estate
TO present them within the time prestrlbcd BY
law, or this notice will be plead Ia bar OF re-
coyery.
GEORGE HURDLE. Err.
May %. 75-~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
An ACRDsTTc.

Age I'D eel asrksd ~ f.<s ~ esrs.
Nor wkllsned yst ihy aahsra hsis
Ner sisls ne Fass lhsl blsoulsd - saees.
Iainsd with the lilly. o. thy rhest.
Ar why eoniG not aLy assnmsr issr
Nens eosid nish saah shainus "a hl4sis
E'sn shlie yesag aad bsisk and ray.
Brsza le<ls are saiskiy ehaagsd 10 cr1sL
Roses siili bloom. with bs.sieoes grace.
Oar Thy secret sad rharnainR iarsi
where late ahes naaid IN saaaAial pride.
Nov see The charming hisshing Bird.
fsn2ssiesls1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

In die ninth disuicl. DR.. Goodwin c.
Moore. Of HEREFORD county. has been
brOugh, Out BY Democratic eOnven.
iion held a GaissviIle. in opposition 70
Mr.. Rsyner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
FROM ST. DOMINGO.

A decree has been issued by The Pro-
visionary Government Of Hayti debating
the par,s Of st Marc. Port de.Psix. Aquin,
M.ragosne. and Anse j. Hainsuli 10 be
free and open to foreign Commerce.
An election is TO take place throughout
the Island for members Of an Assembly
which is 10 form a new system OF CO.
veInReni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Tie Washington Globe says, "We
believe il would be better for the Demo.
cratic party, that Wing President should
be elected by the people, than that De-
mocra, should be elected BY The House Of
Representatives"
There are few Wings, We believe, who
do not heartily respond 10 this sentiment.
The United States Gazette does so in The
following words:-"lt would, and riH,
be best for The Democratic party, and all
parties, because il will be'the best for the
country. that Wing be elected Presi-
dent, at any rate. And we are assured
that all things will be done for the BEST"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Hsmp.--Tkis article is arri'ing in st.
Louis from the upper Missouri in such
large quantities asto elut market. Three
steamboats, arrived there on the gym VI"
mo wi h 1850 hbsiss. s lies have been
made al az to 81 so per loo lbs, though
The srnera!ss ia5outidcsr Q lsi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

A NEw Posr oFFIcE has been recent.
ly established in the western part Of the
Ilawfelds, in this county, BY the name OF
Rufin's Mills, Of which James A. Craig.
esq. is Pos; Master.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

The Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road Company have contracted with the
Poet Master General to carry the mail
between Weldon and Charleston. daily,
q. heretoiore, for ss,en,y-6ve thousand
dollars per annum. The contrsc, 10 to
begin the frat Of July and continue four
years. This pay 10 nearly double .ha,
received by the Company for the same
service under the last contract
Wilmington Chroa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
Weekly Almanac.
Timing & Sheet51ron
Business.

rIs:iE Subscriber would Inform the eit'zfns
IL of0ahge aud The adjoining counties. ,hal
he has commenced the above business IN all
lis various branches. 10 the Town Of iiillsio
rough. where hesniends keerina IN hand an
sssorlmeal Of The above wares. Of good mate
rails and workmanship. ard Al pr'ses 10 salt
The times. lie will also att nd,to .CMttcrlna
and Covering Houses, repairing s,ills, aad ell
kinds Of orper Work. aad repairing of all
kinds OF Metal Work.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Six Sleeps of War are to be built sc
soon as the necessary preparations car
be made, one at each Of the following pla
ces: Portsmouth. Brooklyn, Charlastown
Philadelphia, Washington, and Norfolk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
Negroes for Sale.

WILL be sod at public sale, al my resi-
w dence, two miles north of Mason Hall.
on Thursday the 18th oe June on creeit OF
nine months. FlVE NEGRoEs belonging TO
the estate Of william Pickett, deceased via:
Harry, Squire, Sam. ivcrson, and fraukltn.
Bond and approved security Required.
ELIZABETH PICKETT. .aam,r.
Mays. 75--2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Mr.. Levy of Florida has been re-elect
ed Delegate to Congress from that Ter
ritory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

RHEumATlsm. ..4 EM3J3S{9

positively eursts s>d 81 slirsllsd n.sslss szs lils
"A Ne Cd e yszzs. bs he Ixp,ax
ylsnaEax ELIxs ASH kExsr ASH BosH Llnxnr-
AnsssrsiEhsuI ths meme q canzlssk a. CO. % 4.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01

Died. 10 ILis sOsIsy % TLanday l.sl
Mrs. NAscr .FaUcErT, ~iIs o. NJ.
George FauesH, sgsd sboui a yesrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-01
THE MARKETS.
Petersburg, May %.

Petersburg, May ~.
Tobacco-Lit,le or no change; if any.
it is rather favorable. Inspections large.
Lugs, $500 TO ESQ; Leaf, $500 to 500.
The quantity in the warehouses is unu-
sually large. +a-.==
Cotton--Very little doing, at ST 10 81.
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DECEMBER 10Th, 1912.
.O'EUy'S X'.E.s'D GEEE.EE'-
EEs THIN EYER.

lust received by the Boat kanawha a SECOND
- SUPPLY of desirable Goods, which were bought
r CASH within the last ten days at very greatsacr
fee aud will be sold prices much below the usual
rates. The attention Of purch asers requested to the
following:
Rose Blankets from s. pair up,
negro do large aud heavy very, low.
Girnr1ca .Jcaus f. IN lt;cls up
Casinets, (good) at 2s3d per I'd and finer.
Flannes. all Wom. wide aud heavy. at 70 and % cts,
Cotton Iosc from "a up. extremely fine at % cts.
Linen Cambria liandhiS. from % cts To finest,
Spool Cotton. black white and cooured
Brown and l,esched Cations. unusually low,
Together with many other articles. which. added TO
his former stock, makes ii very complete. An exan
nation is requested from purchasers,
JAMES A. SrlGLER.
Dec 10 Is
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Dec. 10
English, Classical and Igathcnlati-
cal SiEaSSDEI.

FHNHE subscriber has determined To remove his school
the ensring year, To the neighbopd of Messrs. }.
ID. Booth. Armlscad Burwcll and others gentlemen
well and avoraby known 10 tne public. and who, being
deeply Interested III the prosperity aud continued
of such An institution, Will every exertlon and
afford such facilities that csnnoi fail to render the oca
ton IN every respect highly desirable one, and 10
commend II as entirely suitable for all the purposes de
signed
The house selected for tho use of the schou is YER,
conmodious, having two large rooms with FIRE place IN
each and distant fourth OF mile mile fr,n several
Of the most respectable families " no will furnish board 10
any number OF applicants upon the reasonable
The subscriber designing to render this permanent
establishment, expects only to compass his Object by
nuweared eNerllons. and dgeni application oteyery
means in his power the moral AS we'll pro
mote the intellectual worth Of his pupils.
HIS system comprises All extensive course of nsruc
ton. in the Ancient Languages. Natural and Mahcmal-
ca Science, together with every braEch requisite tor
complete English .ducaIion; thus thoroughly preparing
his pupils ior collegiate course, any Of the varou,
business pursuits Vi life
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions OF
months each. al the termination Of each session there
will be public examination conducted under the lmme
diats inspection Of the Tisiees designed the ad
vancemcn, and sulliciency If the school.
For board apply to Mrssrs. Jno. ID. Booth, Armsead
Bufwell, Anthony Simmons, John ID. Taylor and
eral other gentlemen IL the neehborhood
TER
Board, including every charge S. to S. per month
Tuition in the Languages SIP so per session
do English and Mathematics 10 do
School to commence | 9th January, lSd3.
JOS. =. GODFREY;
The undersigned, at the request Of Mr. Godfrey. will
act Trustees 10 his school. will attend all the exam
nations. aud TO whom reference may be made at any
time concerning the condition Of the school
John S. B,atctH .J0ab Early
john s. Hole Peter Saunders
John ID. Booth Edmund brine
.1rmisead B,ntccU .Jubai a EGrly
I'm. Martin John ID. Taylor.
Dec. ID tl5Jan
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VOL. lxE-.l0. ~.
The resolution was adopted.
GOVERNMENT STOCK,

| Mr. COOPER .f Pcrn ,,...,,a5 a ....;tscv 49,
citizen, of kd,ms con,tv ,,' ,ba, S,.,. n,..;. -.
cr,.s N, ,aon, s.,,,o No, .,,,o ~, :, hI 80 4.
sued by m, flore,.l a:nvs,an.,, .nJ ,,;.,.l..y
Inn anyet,t S,,,os .a1 ,vjI,a,;a It. s.,| N.Y..
in favor of the measure n,an,.sJ her,nss !; 'ia
leve the S,acs from The srba rrassme,, ;m,.s.d ".
,he,, by the mail ,tl,oinis ,inn nj ,
| Mr. JOHNSON Of MARYLAND 10 !. y. ,;5s. ,.,,.f
that This nct;ti., a. .,.u "a ,,.n - M..II' - -:
possession be referred Ia sel.c, C,;,,. -.
Of nine members And The mo,,oo w,s 40 rod =, $3.50
| Mr. pItKENS ,,,son,,a Nh. -. -. :.
gsa,ure Of South tr,oh6a n,ructinv m. S.c.,,. ~
requesting the representative s o, thai Sa,c 10 vo,s h,
bin refund he fine imposed ON Dr. Coopcr In ism
fr libel On the then President Of Tie 'n,ed S...s
Also. refund Tho fine Imposed ON t,po,sl J,ck, 4.
1878 Which were referred to the Committee o. ,ho
Judiciary.
! Mr. EvERFTr prcsra,c,l > rerrion s,o, vs,r.os,
asking for repeal Of the Bsnkfnp, law siS, M -
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FROM TEXAS.

An arrival at ~ Orleans brings Gayes.h dates 10 The
9Th Dec The news from Congress ut Washington u
to the l2ll inst Nothing had btth done-no,hing *
pcced 10 be done. There was bare quorum prcsout.
factions spirit prevailed; nn5 members Of The ouss
vaca'ad their seats on the 9th instant aud left the tswa.
no doubt under the belief that they would BE- able v
break qtofum. Mr. llalbert. Of Jefferson; however,
arrived shortly after they left. aud completed the qus-
rum All the cfons OF the factous members to inter-
rupt the Proceedings OF Congress had M far heen ma
Willing IN the Senate the ARRIVAL Of tile Hon. Oliver
Jones made aquorum the OH inst but no business
was done save resolution of tie cyfpronisc that they
would consider Of no business ii MI exciting topic until
the 2Dlh Of December This rest for the present.
the seal oi government, the ceiSiis and the tariff quce
lions. There WASH bill To repeal the tariff on sll goods
except silk and wooen introduced by Mr.. Gresn: the
tariff, nevertheless, will stand without alteration except
reduction on salt and i'un.
The custou-huse dt San Augustine is shut, and ~
duties are collected The people all along tho line ou
the Red River on the mouth OF the Sabine openly defy
tie collectors, and bring in their goods from the Une
States with as ite hndrancn they would meet with
IN transporting them from Country to another.
Uith regard to the army, the reports weIe contradie-
tory oac says that Cen Sonervell had marched with
500 men towdrds Mexico, determined 10 make forced
marches. The Galveston Times has the following:
1--WE have been favored with an extract ffum latttf
rittnn by officer vi high character for intelligence.
patriotism and daring attached to the volunteer army
the West. II is dated (on the Mrdina) Nov. q. zn4
speaks OF the detection Of the drafted troops under ColoA
e Bennett and in very dsparasng terms Of G~htfsf
Someryels lsessncss and want OF 6nergy stating thae
the volunteers about 700 strong were determined ~
longer TO be trtied with but resolved march fos w.
Rio Gande on the 23d November under Col. Cook, \
Somerveli objects. They all believe that I'D SA
sopposed to the expedition. The writer ssyss Il ~
ported that VOL is this side Of the Rio Gfsuew, -
poslte San Fernandez, with large force Of cavalry. Il
is b.eyed that shall make our frs, attack ~ lase
do"
The Houston Star, Of the 10Th instant; reports thst
tho army (of $50 men) m,rsl,ed from tie Medina TT
Laredo he 22d Ns3cnhet, and that other csmaais
were to iollow immediately"
It was cuFfhptly reported al ire .Sea, Of Covemmsst
that the President, Intended ash leave Of ahsenos, y
orLer that he may visit the Emitted States far tsv
months. thought that permission would h gas.
ted by both Houses without Dissenting vote,
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FEM kLE COLI.Ee;1iTE INSTITUTE,
BUCMINGMAM COSNTY,yA

VIE faculty. as al present organized, consists of
Il Rev. Lorenzo Lea. A. NJ President / Professor Of
languages, Moral & Mental philosophy.
Mr. Tho. Z. johnson; A. d. Professor Of Mathematics
and experimental sciences.
Mrs. Mary A. Lea, GJycrncss
Miss Mary A. Bailey. Prccrplrrss in Instrumental s
Vocal music and teacher Of French.
Miss Harriet F. Bailey. Assstan, prcccptress in Music
aud principal Of preparatory department.
Mr.. Geo. w. +. Dashel, Steward.
The session Of 10 months is divided into two equal
terms The first tern Of the present s-ssinn will close
.n the Tuesday preceding the second "Wednesday in
January, 1913. after private examinations the second
term will commence on the day thereafter.
To graduate into the English course, including the
French and Spanish languages, requires period of
three years. With the La in and Greek languages
f"ur. unless the pupil has advanced beyond The eicme
tay branches.
Rates Of t,diioa for months.
For elementary English branches So 90
Higher English studies with languages SIS 90
Music, extra including the use Of instrument $50 90
Board. including lights, fuel bedding, &c. $50 90
Payment for tnIlion and board in advance. Otherwise
interest will be charged.
By order ofhe board Of Trustees.
jan. q 4w
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" - n Y e. II

UNlIE unfortunate destruction QfMe b l. OF the
Il subscribers by the burning Of their siuie the
morning Of the d inst. ohligs them ask Of all per
sons OWN. them ACCOM- IL furnish them with par
ticulars of the same. Also of all who have given them
Negotiable .\"tes. which yet maturity To fur
hsh them with the date and amount of such notes.
They also ask Of all persons holding of theirs or
accounts against them TO advise them Of the same.-
We hope friends will the necessity Of compl ing
ut once with this notice.
JOHN r. TRIPIEI'r s. son.
Richmond Jan 2 2w
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NOTICE.

A IL. persons having claims against tho estate Of
~ William b. Galloway. decd viii ptesent them 10
the underssnrd. and those indebted 10 said estate
hereby requested TO come forward and make immediate
payment
lhaye for HIRE, thirty forty men, and several wo
men, girls aud boys. Among them several good
Smiths and Cooks also wish 10 employ overseer
with small family, who eau come web recommended.
WM. G. IRVINE. adm'r
OF Wm b. Galloway decd
Dec. 5 til
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NOTICE..

OST-between the LIST and 9th Of November, be
l. tween Richmond and l.ynchbUrg. or IN Lynch
burg. LETTER sent 10y private hand. addressed To
Charles Richards, Lynchburg. which Letter contained
Negotiable Note, dated in Lynchburg, l2lh October
1912, al months yable the Farmers Bank Of Nr-
gina. for 800 H. which is drawn by C. Richards
K Co. 10 order of c. Sebbins by HON il is endorsed
NJ it is also by James p. Fogg There ale also two
ether endorsements the which have been obera
ted with the strokes Of pen drawn through them.
As have received information Of the above
stated fact hereby frcwan all persons from trading
for said noto it ,riH not be paid. The finder will
please leave it with IL. b. Richards
{. RICHARDS s. Co.
Jan 1T
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Safe or SfUs.cS.

DCRSC ANT TO Decree Of the County Court of
Il Amherst, pronounced at the December term. 1912,
in suit in Chanccry between Lucy Staples and others
against VIM. Kent. Administrator of Sarah Turner,
deed. and ohers the undersigned. a commissioner, APP
sa erd by said decree. will on Tuesday the 10Th day
b. iary n"xt. al Sapcss Mills in the county Of Am
kers proceed TO sell TO The highest bidder credit Of
six months, the Negroes in said decree mentioned con
slstng of man. two women. and a girl
Bonds with undoub,ed security, will hr required Of
the purchaser. VIM KENT ,Comn,'r.
Jan2 tlOJ
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NO y'ECE.

conformity with the decree of the Circuit Superior
4 Courl Of Law and Chancery for the county of Mel
son, Pronounced upon the 9Th of October 1872 in The
case OF George Vaughn, jr., VS. George II. Mitchell.
and others and like decree in the Of Floyd
l.. Whitehead VS. George II. Mitchell and others; and
by virtue Of decd # trust executed by said Mitchell to
the subscriber, bearing date the slh day Of May ls4l ;
the undersigned, the in said deed, will upon the
10Th day OF March next, upon the premises, in the
ty of Nelson, situated upon the road leading from
Lovngs,on to LyncAburg. and about four miles from
the former place. sell the highest bidder, for cash,
the lot parcel Of Land, upon which said Mitchell
parcels containing about 10 acres The Land is vaua-
bic in every respect and the Lot is highly improved,
aTayern, Store, &C., it is in desirable situation.
S. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dec % tl0M
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SALE or SLAVES.

PURSUANCE Of decree of the superior court
i of law and chancery, for the town of Lynchburg,
made on tho 2Slh Of October 1872 in the case Of Jesse
0iarksons administrator, against ID. S. Garand's admin
,strator, &c., &c.; the undersigned will in the 3rd
aohday IN January next. Chat being Amherst court
house,
Z SL.EE.ES,
consisting of men. women and children The sale will
oe on credit Of IL monhs,the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
w. NJ. WALLER
SAML. NJ. GARLAND. : WI"
Dec. IL tlsJap
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Negroes for Hire.

HAVE for hire the ensuing year. number ofslavos;
4 amongst them a Carpenter, Coek and Washer.
House Servants. and Factory hands C. DABNEY
Dec 10 2w
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ElAi2MtSo
O. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

W lhE LII NCHDUEu SIhuINIhN,
pxbshed seni,reehiy (erery Monday and 7h,asday,)
d Fs1 Dollars per attn,, payable ia ara,ec No sub
ssrption sH be reeepcdor shorter time a STA months
snd no paper ,rH tr discontinued (ercep at the discretion
y the Editors,) until all a'Tearases paid
e. ADVERTISEMENTS asserted at 50 cents per
,guare Tor ss) for the FIRST insertion aud 31t eenssJor
4, = s,t6seq ,,e't insertion
Avery ADVERTISER , re9ti,sd TO note, his
Manuscript hoc long he 'rises his advertisement inserted
~ odrersepent not noted, ,eiH be inserted i'll its dis
6sntia,dnce be ordered.
FOR YE4RLY .7DrERTISLN1: the terms are for
~ privilege Of i,ro squares $40 for square, S25 for
sns square, inner form, S3j
e. JOB PRINTING erec..ted neatly and peditious-
" sud reasonable terms.
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l. a w N o c G

CAMUEL & WILLIAM ID. lRANCII have To-
- Gated in Lynchburg aud united in the practice of
Law. Samuel Branch will constantly attend Gas here
tuore) the Courts of Buckingham and Prince Edward,
and will hereafter attend the Courts held IN Iynchburg
and the Superior Courts OF Campbel ard Bedford. VII
liam d. Branch will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of Campbell. Bedford and Amherst. When not
absent on professional business they may always be found
at their office Cup stars) in the house below tie of
flee Of llocombe Oiey, Oh main street.
Jan. = <,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

WISH to purchase five hundred bushels Of good OATS
Il for which will give the market price in cash.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
FOR SALE-l0 barrels Tanncr'sO.
MT
Dec. o. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
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WILL be rented for the present year shop tools
w and striker with good Of custom. in a
wealthy negtbord"od. within few miles Of ynchburg.
Enquire at the office Of the Elrginsn.
Jan. Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

NV wish to purchase FIVE hundred barrels Of corn,
w for which We will pay the highest market price.
Is. L. TlNSLEN s. co
Jan ia