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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24
Dissolution.

MsfCkl.h s. NORWOOD bp2 leave 10 ten
-'@ der their grateful acknowledgements Ger
the liberal patronage extended TO Their; and
a. the tirm has been dissolved by mutual cor
sent, they request those indeblta 10 them to
cali ami close their &C, oiats.
The busiaess will 10 future be carried on BY
\. Nj KI.E who viii keep constantly on
hand a good supply Of GR0C EsIRS, aud all
other articles "a iIs line.
July ls. 50 -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24
Wing maj. 6

Wing maj. 6
1, these same districts last year, in the
election for Governor, The Locos had a
majority Of 1888; nov the Wings have 4
MAORI y Of 9; being an actual Hing gain
OF 1914!
In the Isl, 4th and 9Th districts, two
Wing and one Loco,) there has been no
contest, the majori,ies being so large that
n, opposing candidate could hope TO sue
coed; this election, therefore, affords no
criterion By which 10 judge Of The grow
lug strength ofthe Wing cause in them.
As the Wings haze gained in The other
dis riots, !, is fair h presume that they
have in these; but fos our present pur-
pose we Wi | bring into Or statement the
vote as il God in the Go,Srnor's cleo
ton last year.
Wing majority IN Is, dist A7O2
ditto I'd 4,@5
S,607\
Loco majority in t'sh dist. 1897 '
Wing majority &2lo
|, thus appears, that although the
Wings have been cheated out Of POI.
lion or their proper representation II Con
gress, vel lhev have q majority Of TIC
popular vote Of the state Of 6,al6. Docs
the s,anda. i call this victory! A De
moc.alic loss Of ,6l4 in six districts, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

The GLeRv OF WAR.-Colonel Nor
gan. the Texan Commissioner. in . let
ter 10 the editors OF the Neas Orleans
Tropir. says that Of 1900 Mexican
troops SEM to CsmPesehy 10 subdue the
Y0cs'anese. il has been clearly ascertain
Cd tia, rn'y 1000 returned! There
were $500 ~ the expedition agains, Me-
rlda- 500 81 thai division are All that
can BE- found " 60 bach! Black vomii
and oher sickness lhinnsd their ranks
aa't,; aud ceseitan. toge.her with what
were killed iu the different engagements,
mus, account Tor The balance. NJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

Some efths Elects ef Ire Bzig Tia.
nV-Tne Geotsia ieu,nal ssyr: al
ui.il. 20 This pare. good. verv good
eeiIss is sslling a. fen pounds f.r one
deliar. snd Sugar elsren pei.n.ls for one
dollar r"
Not more Than eighteen monIhs aeo.
Coffee Sss selling nee pounds for a d.,llur
and Sugar sir Paunds for a dOiiar''
/" 10 the consumption Of these Two ar
ticies. we ask The Democrats. u her, in
does The Wing 'rariT ujure The psovlsI''
LOAF Sugar thai used 10 $. Il il this
pare u 20 cents Pound. can now be
bnueh, q, "a crn's Pnundi''
: Doe. ne TsrG prove dissdsanises-
oRs erfi''
|" 10 lie same prnpo,tion il The re.luc
lion Of prize on other nsctssdries. Nov.
when we compare The ffrcls al The WhiP
Tariff. with The effects az The Tsnlr he n
Van Buren, was PIe.ident. on which size
is The result most fasorsblt!''
/" These are lac'slor The people! They
all know them r. be SOL And one fact
With .iem should outweigh az hundred
assertions that esnnat be proven nue."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

FAs Maron Bsrnsr. rull1hsd H.
eissks sosniy. Alstams. psblistrssn &c.
eeuntef tFssdlsl seeideai insh,, row
y. ard . uars'leus pfesrrr.iisn Of hp-
ma life. Three Of de rhslsssa 81 Jshn
4. ceas. dsposy sheriff &c he scunly. 10
ne sbsrnef Of heir pasnl,. undsrook
= ne somp.ny 81 kur nssroehlldsen. 70
s'niis hfs. snd Tor the purpose had >
~ n FoirasF bFesghs - me pia1zs. A
gun sss pssd 10 ignns ; piece % eullan,
eai one Of The rlildfss hfld il al Ne lslt
The IRE. vhfp lastly shfs. kne Il frem
him, q f.ll % the beg. and terrific en-.
plosion followed. Tie noiss WAS hoard
e'fhi H'ilss- -Four Of The slsves IL he
kes were driven through The roof and
'hrnwn iily yards. yet none % Tie ssren.
children we're killed. though al weEe.
h0f'i ,tno only dangerously. bat il g.
.hepghi tAey all Iecnser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24

@ A majority Of the Magistrates Of
this county will be required to attend ON
Tuesday Of August Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-24
TIE MARKETS.
Petersburg. August l

Petersburg. August "A.
Tobacco-The receipts are very light,
and no change in prices.
Wheat General sales at 90. very fine
sold at 800.
Collon-very little doing, at 81 TO "A J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

lion at his feet The next day, in tho forenoon, tho
animal went again TO the water, and while there, he
listened to some noise apparently from opposite
quarter, aud disappeared in the bushes. The man
now made another effort, and seized his gun;
but on attempting to rise, he fell, his ankles being
without power With his gun in hand, he crept to.
wards the water and drank, but looking ut his feet
saw, as he expressed il, his toes roasted aud the
skin torn of with the grass. There he sat few
ment expecting the lior's return when he wasresov
ed send the contents Of the gun through its head but
as II did not appear, tying his gun to his back the
poor man made the best Of his way his hands and
knees, TO the nearest path, hoping some solitary in
dividual might pass. lie could go farther, when,
Proyidentialy, person came up, who took him to a
place safety, from whence he obtained help, though
he lost his toes, and he u cripple for life"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

lent for cnrlching poor landl The answer TO this
question, although known only 10 a few, has most
important bearing upon tho profits of rural industry.
Liebg, and Iather chemists have ascertuined that
clover draws large portion perhaps fourf0hs of its
nourshmcnt from the atmosphere by letting this
rot upon the ground. or by ploughing ii in it is plain
that there restored 10 the earth -four times much
of the elements of vegetables as taken fiom il
in tho production Of the clover. And il is simply be-
cause this plant derives large portoa of its noursh
ment from the atmosphere-which confirms n small
portion orammonia well MS carbon-thut it is more
valuable than other grasses for renovating exhausted
soils. Ifpaster cannot be had except at too high
price, lime ashes will form very good substitute
Finely pulverized charcoal makes an excellent ma
nure. Careful experiments recently made in Scotland,
gave IN increase of l960 lbs. of good hay from the
application Of this substance, at the rate of lG cwt.
10 the acre.
All vegetables draw no inconsiderabl portion of
their food from the air. This is wise provision
Of nature, and enables man while he eats bread in
the sweat of his face to take much more from his
cultivated fields than he restores to them, without
in juring their fertility rg6alo Adu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

ro'ATtNG EXHAUSTED So1L.-So many
win. pursue The system of cropping their fields,
ANU ~. making any adequate return of manure of
a"y KIND that few remarks on repovating soils
ders: " our agricultural rea-
,b, 70" cultivate land until it becomes so poor
tain soOu coat plaster will not enable it to sus-
cdr - '.op OF red clover.-Ths should be plough
may be- 49, Is ripe, SO that the seed will grow. 1t
asked why ia it, that this grass is so excel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10
n,rnus OF TIE CALIFORNIAN.

Published weekly at S2,oo per annum' or y so
No pnper discontinued until arrearages are paid ex-
.on, NJ the option of the publisher.
yertisements inserted at the customary prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid for in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

COOP SroRY. A good story is told of Elder
Ray, eccentric travelling preacher in Ohio. The
elder, in his havels always rode on horse back, and
remarkable for having the best piece Of horse
round Of his parish, he met by lawyer who ac-
cosied him with, "Elder Ray you ministers 90 not
follow the example Of your master he was content
to ride on IA jackass' The Elder with ready wit.
replied, -"'rhe whole country has been secured for
jaclSasses to make lawyers Of that there is not
one left for us poor ministers" The knight of the
green bag 'cut dirt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-10-10

We find the following letter from Professor Durgn,
of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. 10 Rev. Henry
Slicer of baltimore, in the New York Christian Ad-
vocate:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

1Nc Sa.dtriri kip,as.-NNe insert. il another cal
umu ana in'oespa account oithe sri2urc Of the Sand
" jch l,laal- ly BRITISH government. It Is sr.,d
in ,hr Nonl' IeraI, of hr = iosr that messenger
icn Washington had fa, day before g.,ne IN In tie
rr,~dcn- rf,atlsress4.e,, ~'uuonirl r'.n lar olle
Metropolis; aud Ve r6ia. itnaI inpro,aJc that il bar
souc c,nneclpn with lbi, subject. The United States
have extensive CON- ler,iq relations With tr,e islands.
which con, in about - ao1l uhyGtant-, and in tat
aspect til, Question Is al 40 HAITI Importance ia Us. al
,rl vastly mon III ohr p,in, If view, as furnishing.
III time OF waf pi,cspl r,'. rcla.. and security our
cruisers ami - ronturrca .aroc IN ljno of ptase.
In the hand, Of any European power, but particularly
o, Great Britain might he deprived ii thus adv
t'eC.
1hc +" 2r 4yeraa.a' ii" ilnc $. l"r. SOL IL
Matquc>as IslahI>. ,olne mclNt or olrr. pcrl1ps
sitc4,thor nniotntd trivial as that whlel.
las Ii i,1.n," ,c EGt. government 81 thr Ircs' nj
c.>iou. I'hc Nea 0Ieins Bulletin remarks. III the
govrr.ncut oi the anc! States cau ST ~ and quietly
nsc IT," maS,ime and cottn,fcil nations # Eu"pc Iii
side nnaE hen hfs' re,liuI sp,t., pl,r,-. by Ils1
in the ml- oi hat eide s-a or th- bcnci, If The
tr,lc AMI navigation ii the Whole wor'I vo know rot
wat outage wrong twill slhur TO- III these is
Las, tIo. tlIi haet been sgz"i, hc M.ripc,as Il
hi;j III thu St2lHe belnaI ia the coast Of s
n'n' aul therefore. oa The prncp pie laid doHn by Nr.
n in Nz3, AMI r.ceg0z-d at the a. tho frl,e
docriuc Of Il IS country. oneAt to be- sacred from Euro
rao agercss.oa>.9 1lr Sandwich islands. too hold
position il rotation Ia The Ofeoon Perjury. which, IN
tie existing naadms'e STATE Of ihat question Of terrific
al TrorctoFshipaad jurisdiction, renters is seizure
,hs unrr"pilios If not omInors If Interior
aud conc,ard design.
1t wpIiI b. u9fprtanate if, after the paici,
adjustment ola controversy with Great Britain which
i,ur threatened war. neY quarrel should arise up
ON a subject Of equal and perhaps greater magnitude and
involving Considerations really Of even dellcac.
mud difficulty. Aud II protest against the
and occupation Of the Sandwich islands by Great Br.
tain /, ruay he equally incumbent rpon us 10 protest
gajust llc s.,zor. d lie Ala5ucsas Isat by France.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
BALTIMORE MARkf.I.

For III, ,recL aiding iridcg erening, Jane >.
I.eehmee-NNc quote the ale ior Bills On Emo land
to day at az prr c'n premium, mlil,bu httlc de
mand.
Cutie supply Of Beef Cattle NJ market this
neeh has been ldrgtr than fer rls and Il .
prices paid show >iigh d.,ilnc On Monday the If
erlu9 al Tia scat, cnlrac,d 400 head 81 which $50
Hktn hr butchers at prices laneinp tom is
10 - - per N0 Tbs. ON lh" ho quality, which is
equal Ia anadl 30 a 81 - uel. On Thursday $50
head eane III and pritcs ruled n 81 Y1.i5 net ~ IN
quality. DUNG the week InD head were driven North
and there nhour | 40 IN the nallet unsll
Hg~md Sircd Hom Ne nu,ea material advance
IN The prieeol Howard street Flour this day week
Early on Saturday SOUP sales OF ouod mined brands
wrle made from store Al Si1'. but a'cr in the day hot
ders refuse Ia sell Al that price and The market became
ulsetrd NJ further transactions took place "a far a.
advised until Tuesday, when sales were made to
some extent al which rate transactions have taken
place up tins muraug. \ sale oi ln0 barrels was
made to-day at s., but there o''y small stock ~
market Ii sale. aud the price aaaln unsteady holders
asking higher We are unable IL s1y 1t what prlcc
tn arele could now be- bought We 3oole the receipt
price by cars AT tt.H1l
CIV .NHs I2pn Sales If se.eral rafee,. have be On
made al i5,l21, and ouc Parcel today al s5,Ie3-
There is but ltllr Flour in ma1hot aud huse io hole,
or can II AXE il ash higher.
Smquel,nno Flour Sales carly in The week 1T fJ;-
10. and more recently, including TOO hha 10 dae, at
500 which last we now quote as the " hoIesale price
Uhe0t The sats olP' nusy lyania W neat This week
comprise fall 5000 bushels, steadily improving rri
ces. On Monday sales were made At les 10 cents;
"Wednesday there was IN advance. nh sales at 10
- cents; aud to-day there still further advance
with sales ri good red NJ I - clrs. aud Of red and bite
mixed Al II cents. The sales mo.il, fer grind
m9. At the mcof writing oui this report the markc, is
hare, and the article much Wanfd. sale OF prime
Virginia red (hy rail road to-day at IL cents aud y
parcel Il I9lna htc. prime. At l. cents. OF Md.
Wleaia there are no supplies Of roment-Ne quote
r,4,l= d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

BmgLnr,-The Louise Of Mr.. wa. Il, Myers of
Richmond, who with his family. ae ant from the
city. was burr ilr"lsy entered lev nights 90 ana
larae amount of valuable silver plate stolen. Ne had
give" The key OF the house 10 his carriage driver NJ IS,
IN whom he placed The most implicit confidence. bu
who Was afterwards arrested ON suspicion Of being
party 10 tn" robbery. But he succeeded in making his
escape and has not been heard Of since As he was near
he canal. when he escaped. and may make for these
parts wc Givea d,scrpu Of VI ses: He is light mu
lato, "I'h high che ch buncs and dressed very zen
leeIIy N blue coat. light vest and crayat aud white
Iaotaoon>." Any one arresg him, ii is said, will BE-
well rewarded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

Rise II Siocbs-.t limos rr,.5 description Of steeh,
la, gou, rap', uIWafd IN the Northern msfteis. |.
States pr c,uts az aon quoted at mo: and willin
,nckv Is from j Ia L Il llnos from - 10 10 indl
ana from %! L. io.l1eaware y Iluds m Canal, from
II tol 10: and ,ers. nrndng bSLa stocks. III The sane
,au. Whether Is owing 10 the intrinsic value oi The
stocks CT to the spirit ii speculation, cngendcred by the
abundance Of money seeking investment, we canno1
say.
Ia connection with tins subject ve observe
detailed IN tho Philadelphia papers which reminds "a o
occurrences in that city years ago, when the sirne
ole To subscribe the stac, al every new company VAS
So yiulni that braves aud bullcs hired by the
stoci psblers RE oecnpy the avenues Ia the places
Of subscriptions, sid L. heat of, by brute force all
pat,rS Ga the lst lust. hnots were upened for sub
symptoms the sloeA Of the Delaware division OF the
p,m,y laa,a Canl. Al the Ni,rhlas' Exehangc: aid
the t. :. tazae informs Thar catiy hour n tie
morning there II gathering ot broad shonlaered.
AS the doors were efeafd and iS7.c number o shafa,
were taken. Thor. MS ncrcct j,9t all day. anil
WHEN the la,s woe cesrd tr the day, aud the crowd
retired de mas AIS 50 densc that occasionally une
.arroa uao wai SIP al5ns over the heads AMI s,oul
der, Of the caVd, and la.e place o5orc all the resi-, the
crowd being saalaet II b.t him fall" rhe h59hs
were To- Lc re.orepe,! M day!
Nrr the paai'o frgatreg tao lessons afcNpe.
r;,ur,? WaJ Ill seeefely Suffering from he I'm.
bius >incu fian IN ~:esss. are they ghout to plus#
nadly mt, tie career Of ljlIy and c1intc'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
ssoche, s.ooI E0SI or Sloicn.

TaNlIE 81 HsGRiRER. living in ,te lower snd Of
D tamrhll Cn.la had the mslortnne - lose. of
have stolen tnm. him lew days since, hs rot ki.l
BOOK = PLAN ali skin one containing amaag nler
papers 81 mnor Importance the following hnnds. tseeu
tod tn John A. Shcarer. but no assigned by hun, Via:
One on John II u. Payne and others or 800. due Aug
9th. 1913.
One ON Barnet Finch and others Tot $500. due jun
Sih. $50.
One ON Nm Russerand others for { ,G5 due Aug 10Th.
One ON J,hu Williams and others ior 5000 duo june
It'll. lSl2.
One on lolu lnino sc. for 1901 al du. Jure 10Th.
lSf2.
One on Isaac VI Ruoket u 600. due June 2lst, lsl3
aware thai the aforesaid buudS and papers II lust
will be of M benefit the iadcr; hut les, they should
notl, the puhe not trade Tor any oi them; aud II any
ct the aforesaid honts should hs presented 10 those IN
dbrd Il, an nlis ua not authorized To collect Tho
by an assignment from sell John A Shrsr. ie,
hereby only notified not 10 paw them. or any part
thereof hut a.o cancstl, requested 10 oreai. With
Ia endea,orlng 10 recover them; aud any normaon
cuncernnn The sior'sad pocket book or puds will be
Thankfully received hy the subscriber. ard will amply
ard individual giving such information. Som.
a, the aforesaid honswcro written bearing interest pre-
vlous then becoming due and oi ,hom credits
were entered for interest paid: and on Messfs am =
aud rvns bonds lari oi the principal Is credited, all oi
hitch eau he satisfactorily asccrtalncd.
ANY person Who may have found The packet book is
requested In hand H. with s contents, 10 NJ ssls. Mich
OILS aud bell in l,ynehhnrg, or To myself
ROBERT III INTER-
C,Mr nrii June NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

E,cal'aGea-l ms''in9 e,lliee t',.f' y. uo.flt.,.
and vhich MAS b,ait, L, tao Il the l.ncouco Saie
Senators. (,Nm. Z AlseI,'y and Olho W. Scott vas
held in lIarotd rooutv. Aiar, hnd) ir~ days az,
and adopted resolutions III avnr ri reppd,atnI TIN ,l
,f that State ". canno believe that this moyrn, ut
will find favor with any party. IN other seclons OF that
STATE We hope II the purpose shall tie seriously en-
,.r,slne, that the honest men ul bHh parties. forget
ting all other qpestlanS VI" nallcun this, aud sustain
,hu credit aud honor 81 Their State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
NEAR 100 PACK ACES
ID X G % - - 3

J L = 7 Il T. EITED
PRICES DECLINED.
EOllN !. p RVS, has just returned from the
- North, aud Is how receiving.
IantiE -irPsN OE GOODS.
bought within tie last lodays at much lower prices
than they Were sold II in the early part Of the scasof
The assortment consists IL part oi
Broad Cloths tfpm & per ~ to the finest, all colours
Casmefs, French English &c. from 81 - very fine,
Nrstngs, all kinds, eAtIa cheap,
Materials Tor Grnemen's Summer Wear generally
Monslins de LANES. Alpaca l.uslrc, Lawns.
French Cambria and all other fashionable Hoods
For LApris' DREesIs
l.accs, Ribbons, Flowers, Sc. sc.
Ca'icocs. large supply from cts peryd. to the finest
Furniture Calico do do
Scotch Glaghans extra quality of new figures, very
cheap.
Hosiery of al kinds very low
Brown Domestic Shinings and Shcctings, from cts
To al olr grades.
Blcachcd Shifting aud Shccnas
SHOES. all knd- very chcap,palm Leaf and Lcglornc
las, CAPS. Sc. S>c.
EisOtEltfES.
good supply ri Snaar { olcc, Salt. SC. &C. with n
great variety ol other Goos tedious 10 MENTION All
| ask II call from dealers 10 insure sales.
JNO. J. ri RVS.
May Sw #
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VI AK III.

Na'ried, on the th Of May, NJ the residence III Mr.
III : tahelI. IN tholon, Mississippi. by the Rev
1auss :. 6tfed, MI. R,,J,NiS T. Rarln Ia Ni,s
Eunts4Nl W daughter Of Dr. Nathaniel w Payne
Of tafhphrl county, Va,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
r.. T.. SiSs:'S

the best 2, idcacc the subscriber possibly give
i n Of his own opf.on, rs Ia the supeimity of the
Piano Foes Which he oilers for sale; aud j., order that
others may have anopporuGlly Of testing the matter,
he popo5ct place Them upon trial IN the parorS Of
such persons may be desrous Supplying themselves
with articles Of the kind.
The poslponemehl oi positive purchase ofahe nsru-
ment whatever lor lew months 10 give the different
makers far ral, would at least do the purchaser
harm.
line addressed to the subscriber, al Petersburg, Va,
would answer just as good purpose every way as 4
personal interview, since he takes upon himsc the risk
of selecting and guarantees 10 please in every respect.
large assortment always on hand. Upwards of
three hundred h, hctn sold by him. without sci
ling bad one j.. 7. L. efe'''"g' a.
April 6
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50 Ili; w AIR

oSI on The motnlnp al the th inst. Dtulepd
iirasl I'm. 81 N PLAN gold, square head. slid
bacho nhIeh The above rward III b, gwen. by ~
turning II 10 the undersigned
RICHARD VI. SIIINN
Jnno s 1, #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

HIGHEST PRICE YEl.-A hid. Of Tobacco,
made the farm of John NJ. Warwick. Esq. n,,r tins
place, WAS sod for -, aud another for s!5i. This
is the highest price Of the season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08
FOR IIIEst'.
a'lDlE SALE.

A LIKELY negro elrl, about - "r IL years old, n
y good house sefyaut, nurse. Sc NJ. TALBOT.
june I,
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tE.N Ht.NUHED md FORTY
THREE.
AFssshI 'Sas siXE"b'fts

S.Ei;xKAs:yE
4 : II may appear. ii IS Notwithstanding tfne, that
"A the subscriber, ou Bauk Square, torpost tho
stone building IL opcnne
NEW ~rHi>G AZ srMMEfk GOODS.
Nearly all al which can aud Will be sold from fifteen
twenty five per cent lower HAN a, any omef SEASON.
THIS stock is almos, ENTIRELY NEW, and pnrchs-
scd within the last two WEEKS he siliss sxanna-
iun by purchasers, feeling assured thai all &hv
WINGED. HAT what re says is lnhur bht really and
substantially true. The following comprises psrtion
of his stock;
Wool dyed 'arh and cold Clolhe from s. so TO the
finest.
do 40 and cold Csssimcres, from common tn lns.
6amh'oons and Summer Cloths, from 81 cts. the f.
nest quality,
Linen aid Cotton Drllings. from 10 cents up,
Nouslln de i.aincs and i.orrsunrs
Lawns aud Parrssuncs, for second mourning.
Fancy Lawns and Earlsiorl t;nchams all prices
Manchester and Scotch Glnghanls very cheap
large stock Psnts from ., &. :. 10. I2 and l6 els.
American Eankeeas and Cotton Gambroons, warranted
pure,
silk and Cotton Hose and Half Hose all prices.
Silk, Kid and Cotton Gloves all qualities and prices,
Silk and Linen Caulbrie fFankereiefs. and Neck lies,
l'lach and cold Silk Mitls from ~ cts. up.
ladies ChenP sud Silk Gloves. new article,
Florence Braid Lawn and other Bonnes. very elrnp,
Zephyr Worslcd and Needle Pattsfns good supply,
Black Italian checked silk and Saffd Cravas,
| Brown Cuilon.. heavy stock, 4 4. N 81 cents,
/ n,eachcd Cotlcns from cents to finest.
Cotton 0Anaburgs and German Burlars.
! Blue and brown Cotton Drills
| Mexican Mixtures aud Hamilton Stripes,
Palm Has, L UMBRELLAS and rarasts,
Superior Bandana, Spiiilefeld Poncec Ilandkerchtfs
Superior Satin Nerno and Marseiles vesiings.
Bcdtcks. Apron Cheeks ard PeaiIcntiary Plaids,
/ Jaconet and striped Csmbtirs and Mus!ins.
Ingecr with almost cveti article in the DRY Goods
way, which viii be sd W. as,onishlney lew.
JAMES \, SIiULEB-
.spul ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-08

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