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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE IN BANh RUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county Of Madison in the Stale Of Missie.
sippi, | will sell before the court house
door in the town Of Canton, in said coon-
ty on
Monday the lCM day of April neat,
for cash, the flowing described assets sur.
rendered by Thomas K. Green, bank
rupt, viz:
One clcck; receipt for note on n.
Munger for $50 43; Owen Van vac,er's
receipt for account against Charles Estal
for 500; I. NJ. Sawyer's transfer Of
claims against G Dodd f,r $30; a note on
John R. Eastman for Sl6 SO; another
note on J R. Eastman for S27 As; G.
Walton s co.'s draft on VIM. Laughlin
for $3.50; J. R. Eastman's acceptance for
81 so; Brandon Bank bills. 500; Real
Estate Bank Of Kinds county $50; about
$1,000 worth of stock in the Real Estate
Banking Company Of Kinds county, on
which 5 per cent has been paid.
VIM. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX COLLECTOE'S SALE.
DY virtue Of my powers as Collector
I'D of Taxes for the county of Madison
in the State Of Mississippi, | will proceed
10 sell, before the court house door in the
town of Canton in said State, on
Monday, the 18th day of May, 1913,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described property, to-wil:
The west half Of northwest quarter and
north half of west half Of s1uth west quar-
ter of section thirty, township nine, range
one, west; entered by Nathan Bryant and
Peter G. Goosey, jointly, and assessed as
the joint property ofsaid Bryant& Goosey.
The said land is situate in Madison coun.
~ aforesaid. Taxes due for 1912 are 4
dollars and 98 cents, for which this sale
will be made.
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector for said county.
march IL, lS43-26-l0
Printers fee SIG so.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
SALE ~ BANKRUPTCY.

As Assignee il Bankruptcy for tn
"a county Of Madison, IN the Slate 0
Mississippi, / vii. sell before the cour
house door in the town of Canton, in saic
county, on MOniay
The 10th day Of April nest,
for cash, the following described assets sur
rendered by David W. Haley, bank
rupt, viz
The following notes Oh he persons and
for the amounts following Lnsev Dough.
erty e. Robb and NJ Ny ers for % 62, Ii A
CART for 333 80, with n credit of 81 70
John Mardcn for 4, IL Philips for 70, B Il
Ward for 70, (alance due); Barlow d.
Schrock for IA, John Moore for Is, Mrssis.
sippi and A albania Rail Road Co. 425,
VI Fleming for 394 "a, also an account
on Granville Cox for q rs, witness Ger.
iifficate in the case of John Johnson vs.. II
R W Hill for II 20, receipt of Gulford
Griffin, Attorney, or note on which there is
balance due 20. receit of S B March,
Attorney, for account for "a 20, one gold
lever watch, an account against the Trus.
tees of the school found in township 7 of
range 2 cast in Madison county, IFS so.
Also, all the right tile, interest and claim
of the said D W Haley to the personal pro.
perry and effects upon which a deed of
trust has been made b. suid d w Haley 10
Nv Stewart and VIM Moore, as trustees,
and recorded in the Probate Clerks office
of Madison county, aforesaid; TO wit -
eight yoke Of oxen, fourteen mules, four
teen head Of horses and colts, two wag.
CONS and one cart, one pleasure carriage
and harness, two cotton gin stands, two
bells and the following negroes Cuff, Pc.
fer, Montgomery, Peter Whitesidcs, Peter
FieIi's, Ben, Ellick, Isham, Washington,
Henry, Nelson, Alfred, David, Vim, King,
Gilbert, George, B'l, Big Hannah, Little
Hannah, DeIiah, Eliza, Big Jane, Isabella,
Caryan, Cier, Jinney, Leah, Little Jane,
Louisa, Sarah, Betty, Liule EIlck, Samuel,
Isaac, Burton, Green, Rachael, Ned, Pres
ton, Austin, Mahala, Ann, Little Isham,
Andrew, Napoleon, Edmund, Maria and
Boney so shares of stock in the
Bank Of Natchez.
". F. WALKER, Assignee.
march "a, lG43
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described assets
Is hereby postponed until
Monday the 9Th day of May.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
J. RIRCBETT L. 60.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
LerGe Street,
FICKSBURG, MI.
9 doors north OF Prentiss g. Dawson
brick row,
A RE ready to make CASH advan.
~ ces on cotton consigned TO their
house in Vicksburg, or to Watts & Biggs
in New Orleans. They also have CON
stantly on hand, Begging, Rope and
Irvine; also Groceries, Negro Clothing,
and plantation supplies generally, which
we will furnish low for cash or cotton.
Vicksburg, Sept. Is. lS42.-l-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
Adm psistr..tcr's Notice.


TENHE undersigned having been ap-
a pointed by the Honorable the Pro-
bate Cour,of Madison county, at the Feb
rulry term ls43, Administrator de Jonis
non, with a copy of the Will annexed upon
the estate OF SlmueI Wake, deccased.-
Notice is hereby given to all persons in.
dehted to said estate, 10 come forward and
make payment, and those having cllims
against said estate, to present them prop
erIy authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will he forever bar
red
CHARLES MOORE, Administrator.
de ioniS non nth the lriH annexed
march II, 81 ct
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
POSTPONENENT.

The sale of the above described asset:
is hereby postponed until
Monday the 24th day Of April.
WIN. F. WALKER, Assignee.
april Ia, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
,s,nX GolscctOr's Sale.

4 WILL proceed 10 sell at the Court
4 House door of Madison county, Mis-
sissippi, in the town of Canton, for cash,
On Monday, the 24h day Of April, l843,
the following Lots Or parcels of Land, to
satisfy the State and County Tax due
thereon for the year 1912, according to the
law made and provided for the recovering
OF the State and County Tax, to wit
The south halt west half northeast
quarter of section twenty-one, township
nine, range three, east: entered by YIN.
F. Smrh and George Mcconnell and as
sesscd as the property of I'm. f. Smith.
Taxes due for 1912, 2 dollals and 10 cents
DUNCAN YORK,
Tax Collector Of Madison county for lS42.
march "a, 1912 -2S-5.
printers fee 6 dollars.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
POSTPONEMENT.

The sale Of the above described assets
is hereby posiprne1 Until
Monday the 24h day Of April.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
April IA, 1913.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
Or NO CURE, NO PAY 90
5000 Cures and not a single .fGlHreH
GREEN'S AGUE & FEVER
MIXTURE.

NAT ARRANTED to cure the Ague
w and Fever or ChiIIs and Fever
without the aid of any other medicine, in
every case where the directions are fol-
lowed.
This article is particularly recommend
ed to the planters as the cheapest, safest
and most ehectual remedy now in use for
the cure of Ague and Fever, ChllIs and
Fever, and the prevention and cure of all
fevers of a bilious type. In all cases
where it fails 10 cure the money will be
returned.
Prepared and sold at Green's Drug
store, Jackson; and by
E. D. WARD, Agent.
Canton, April 7, 1913. 1913
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
DISAPPOINTMENT.

OSTPONEMENT.
The 81 Re of the above described assets
Is hereby postponed until
Monday the 24h day of April.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee,
April u, lS43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-04-15
POSTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above described assets
Is hereby postponed until
Monday the 9Th day of May.
W. F. WALKER, Assignee.
April IA, ls43.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
FOR THE vIRGiNIAN.
TiIE NELSON WIG MEETING.

Democratic friend put int my hands. tro days ago,
The I-ynchbnrg Republican Of the 18th Of December,
1917 wherein see under the Editorial, head seven dis
tinct paragraphs in relation 10 the Nelson Whip meet,
ing at November Court last; from which NAV be in.
iered that those proceedings and the doctrines
and resolutions passed had wonderful effect upoo tho
mind OF It's worthy editor. 1t appears he could not get
'he lhng out OF his mind, and it pesered his bewil-
oeeo Imagination that as often seven times he ook
up his pen to ease his stricken conscience. But l I'm
dg nniin. IN the doctrines that he dared assail "A an
ufephlcan he turns in despair from the proper subject
a. aack and fires random shots at the practical
character OF the mover OF the preamble and resolutions
the nominee for President Of that meeting and Of old
jenny T. hoping thereby TO call his Crew away from
prudential considerations, by stirring up old party prein
dces according TO the systematic practice of his partv
coadl Tutors Ii the caous Editor he So s,angey aecoj
oy the pistol shot Of the proceeding of the Wings of Mel
son, as to make him founder like decapatei pigeon
what must be the effect upon the honest and rejecting
part VI ms crew. when the hunders of the mighty artil
ery "t the Wings shall fall upon their asonshed senst~.
oelweeh ms and the close of the campaign of IS4A}
oh TREND Dewitt you had better yield 10 conscience,
ana repent OF your sins, whilst vet day; for midnight
darkness viii upon the hoary sinners Of your
party WHO will have to travel through the dark valley
aha shadow OF i.ocuocosm, without guide, and alone.
nehou your party already dvidcd--ihe north against
Tue s7at and the leader against eader-and you have
no' Jackson to que'i the raging mutiny. You will
S"oluy nnd your crew rallying partly under the Tyler
nas' ana the prudent and wise yielding sons ways.
BY Joining the ranks Of the Republican Whiss-"iar
run is hi'gity, aud must prev ain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
=. .,,.,a a Nc. t,,riinc,e,.

Ia ss~,s,n Il Nc. ks.sinctea.
f.rvslrys rns, The Ss.,ei Aai,ts c@ m1ni'ate !"
a.. n r,s prs st,rs',e, STA nent swwial
n, several sunrs ot lanry that lem al an s
he S~. al diilrrea, ii a,s, tte University III Nifgii
n vl,esk.s ts Ian laaas. gilt. anaay TT "'herwise
~ he Srs. "a dae At which sirh an sas. GIT
nm ~ IL u .ahr ap,tarit,ta ms!c. aud whether
sheV e a,y ri IL ar any, and If sns, what interest
IN, fs,i NJ Il II winch tn n have been paid
e~, state ant shaving the whnle nnmler Ut students
N, ,are e,taeei ia Ia.sefs,g since iiS insfu'on'
A ,s,;ar he a,a,ef WIN have beea ansehrd TO ihe
lav smi a .irsl r'rnea's pslv; a. how \ any were
,-u;d.~.s yr-sa;a al wv gn1ay af et,rr sths aud
IN N. NJ a,r NJ leafs Wa a1s a. j. 'crcni ines
v,,aas, u !, s,;l Iaivests.
r.. NJ, ~ Tho O., ui,'.e af Cont "a. inst the es-
,elissrs vi an i,at III, 9Th and ,i - ans OF an
Al fsiacn. ,as the several acts r regulating N
vrvsacs. a." ,urc tl,p riff ate OF only one
iueaiss q, the pace. aesis by OF iva sui scnlini
win ses-was IA up and read.
Mr. Gates mIscl t. recomaiit the report with IN
sanctions d, ennite uto the expecncy OF amend NJ
s,ty ths 18th section Of the al raerrcl 10 III SAID RS
,Iuti ~ srreAa5y u the msnner SIT fsth therein, bo
that ie lsw when amrnie shall nj, extend 10 &C
ks,wr-rmenis made beyond tae limits oil The o nmpn
wealth.
Tic rr,p,si,i,n was o9ps1 hr N"ss~ Ia'ia'err'
and Tsvr,a.r. the groual OF dangers oi a'use an'
f,sy~rv ~ wu,lld open
NJ Co tie, did at think the ia ,ger' serious. aud rep
re,rn,.. thu Nv ,n,ares AMI c'nvrnences that "on
rraw a IT hi. pr psej anenlm,nt o the law, a' oens
imp .tsnt.
tivel md thea III" rem ut was agreed 10
% ms,i,i Of NJ. Ley, the II n'1 ajjo irasd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

The House of Representatives has been principally
engaged, since last in the consideration of the bill
repeating the Bankrupt Law, and the Civil Appropra.
lon b'll-ta last of which has passed both Houses
The former is still undecided bu, there is no doubt that
1t viii pass in some shape very soon
In the Senate, Nessrs Benton and Linn, who seem
determined that the Treaty question shall not s;eep
nave made additional inquiries, of tho Exccuve-frs
respecting any conversation between the British Minis
Ter ana Mr. Webster with regard 10 the ossusptioa of
State debts Gin reference to which Mr. Archer assured
'ne so'em'n nothing had been said, though Mr. B. de-
sired 10 have this affirmation from tho Presidents own
' ana 2dy IN reference to any thing that may have
ra'sP'red informally otherwise. in reference TO tho
oFeso" territory and the North western boundary.
on The End ult. avery long and animated discussion
look place. In the Senate. the bin to reni, the fnc
imposed on Gen Jackson by the District Court of New
Orleans In 1915; in which Messrs Crit,enI.n. lin,
buchanan Bayard. Huntingdon, Conrad, Allen. Porter
and woodbridge participated. Noques,on was, how.
ever, taken urou it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR.

The G"rdIan Knot has been at length cut, by the o.
lection Of VIM II. Haywood j. Esq. as IT, S. Ssna-
tor from North Carolina for six years from the 4,h of
March next, in place of VIM. A. Graham (Nhig,)
whose term Of service will then expire Mr. Haywood
of Locooco; but he is greatly superior either
to Bedford Brownor Romuus NJ Saunders in point Of
talents. Whether he belongs to the Van Buren, to
the Calhoun wing Of the party, however. We have
means of knowing.
Gen Saunders. it seems u.s. has some little right to
complain Of his friends, no. after adhcring him peril
naco usly through several days baotting when he
the hindnost candidate, deserted him thc pinch Of
the hill ;" and when he seemed to be within reach Of the
prize, his avowcd Willingness to attain which by the aid
OF Wing votes, has provoked the dsirust and denuncia
Tim of many Of his political associates. 1t cruel
after he had placed himself in this awkward position,
and when the fruit seemed to touch his lips permit
him suddenly to drop from his elevation "bctween the
two stools" On the Goth inst. ballot took place,
which resulted thus: Saunders rs, Brown 81 scattering
Unnecessary a choice 81. Of which number Saun-
dcrs lacked only three. The Legislature adjourned
Ill the mex, day. bn, in the meanwhile Iocoioco eau
Gus held. a, which it resolved by the two wings
Of the party drop each its commander, and to cons,
date their strength upon cr individually and the
Graham 90. and Saunders ?.
The Locos have thus elected their Senator bu, hav,
they harmonized the party! We doubt it, The cause
of the dissension mistake not, lies deeper thar
the individual preferences Of the members Of thu
North carelsa sSi1]iaisn' were regarded as the 'op
rcscnatives Of other men, candidates for still hip.cr Of
flee; and though for the time the hostile faction, h,v,
bee" induced to cnaesce, they will again be araycd
ganst each other whenever occasion shall ,rse-,,
1t must before long-o excite their mutual anno,i,ies
Gen Saunders himself it has bren openly declared and
The declaration remains uncmtradcted-avows his d.
termination no, to support Mr.. Van Buren, for the ncx
Presidency under any circumstances If his friend,
share with him in this feeling it is manifest tina, III,
nomination Of Mr. Van Buren, by a National Convection
which we regard as being almost CERTAIN will neyts
bly, lead to dlscord and division in the ranks And it.
on the other hand. Mr.. Calhoun should UNEXPECTEDLY
receive that nomination. il be expected that Mr.
Buren's friends will cordially operate with those Of
gentleman who have assumed such high aud exclusive
ground9 Bat we 'bide our time"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
From The Rich.aond Hing DEE. %.
lANFS RIVER AND kANAWIIA COMPANY

N the 81 ckhllcfs oi THIS 1on,
Inc Legislature. asking ISL Tor authority 10 increase Nh
ils-2d that the Stale pay the in,ercs, on the Compa
ny's debt. a~u, $4,000, due in Jaouaryand 3rl thai
the act OF last session, requiring 100000 oi ate
Stuck 10 be cancelled be repealed.
The election Of officers did not take place. in cunse
quencs q" the instructions BY the Legislature the Stat,
rrsSrs-io vote Tor a postpanement unul March f.
nou-h aud more than enough private Stockholders to o
verrue The vJr Of Tho State present. But they
Did mol chooseio exert their participating 10 await
the thorough examination into the affairs Of the Compa
ny prop 'seJ by the resolution Of the General Assembly
The President. in lew marks. full Of eoquener and
ts~ling. alluded TO the Rsotnt!on Of tho Legislature
and expressed his desire tia, there might be the fullest
and minutes, scrutiny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

can snecc.d becaust from the etfy nlure If thugs. be-
ing generally office seekers, they dre hieais to POLITICAL
violence. They 20 ior prescription. b-cause II is BY
prescription only that they be rewarded tor their
JEALOUS abors. But when the people shall take the mat
ter in their hands, under more calm state VI
public feeling, " hcl believe is approaching We be-
hive they Wilde before the lapse Of many year. then
Co. Cass's name. almost disconnected rs il is iron the
yohn, conflicts Of the last thirteen years, will be the
most promncn perhaps among th'sc VII" will be
,unutscd BY the public voice the hyhcs, oce in the
peopIc'syih.
Whetht, when that period arrives, If We should
then be u the sage Of action, We shall be
numbered ahong his supporters or opponents, we
cannot say II present, however, while, with the
sentiments above expressed, should greatly pre-
fer the election OF Gen. Cass any Of his rivals In
the Locooco ranks. we have nailed flag To the mast
; for HARRY OF TIE VEST and as ling al
our ablliiy-bsevlng that has higher claims Il
the Presidential Office in reference To his public service
during nearly half century of arduous and persevern.
labors in her counelsand that on the Of abit
as Statesman he is. in the emphatic language Of J"h
VI. Clayton OF Delaware, "head and shoulders taller
than any other individual in the broad limit ofthe Unur
and believing moreover, and principally for that
son, that apart from his invaluable public services
peace and in war. and his commandin. talents the gra
measures with which his name is identified bcs, ca
cuated To build up and sustain all the great interests
and consequently the solid independence and the tru
;, glory of our common country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
clSisrss,NYAl. DISTRICTS.


.ras fal,sin- afr,n-ea,an, Of Districts was yeser-
A, !, circulation ann, the ilua aad it was under
e,orl ,ha, ipity Of the Conmtes was IN 'aV'f o
Mild 4 vit,,. Niaen,nl. Nrfolk COUNTY
p.,rr,h,ry. Prince Gs1rge, Sussex, Southampton, Sur
N, o-N.,,oway. Gr en,vlic. Me'klulng. Bruins
wick. I,aucabarr, A,aoli,. Cumb r'and, ID nwiid'e-
7O.5Sa. MR. r..
N,s-p.usylvlnia, Franklin. Henry, Halifax, Char
los,e-12.Sss. n,..
Prince Eiward-,,S 95t.
No s. Abernarle, Nelson, Fluyanna' Louisa
f:,e.ne. N,lism, Orantr. Cnlpsocr-12.9l9.
N,6-,leurico, Rchn City, Chesterfield Pow
h.,... Ii,a ver G p,chhal. King Wiliiam--'3.43s.
N,5-Yota, N,r.ll DJriush Prineess Anne, Acco
mac. Northampton. Elizabeth CITY. Warwick. jane
City. New Ksat, Charles Ciy Matthew'S. Gloucester
-7i,i53
R;chm,nl. = ,rthunscrlanl. Weslm ireland, Caroline
Aiuy t:eartr. Spo,tsylvania --72.sN,
Il, 9--Fauquicr Stafford. Rtpp,hannoek, fnnc'
William. Fairfax, Londun-6',9@
No lo-rrcderck Hampshire Mngsn, berkeley
J.der.n. Clarke. Warren, Page 81 $50.
NJ. ii-R ckinrlan, R'rkhndge, Augusta, Zen
d,.ton. Hardy. S'lansnladh-i2.5ba.
NJ. l?-Monr,e u tlctour. II anoko. M'n,c"mrry
T,x-wci Pa,ski. Giles, VI srcer, Grscahrrr, faye'te
E.Cau. Ba,h-6a6 lj.
"a. l3-W ,shnt,n, Lee, Snt', II sscl. Snyihe
wy,h.. Gravsm, Clrri. Floyd, Phrck-n.M3,
NJ. i4-kmawha. jackson. Mason, tamli W aync
Lewis. Harrison, BraAton, Rinlolph Nicholas. foca
hx,nfas--bs. 53s
N.. I'm nong,lia. Br"ke Ohio, Marshall Tyler
M,r;ou. Wool, Pteslon-GQ,jH.
Richmond trhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

Winois.--(iov. Carln in his recent Ness,,e IA III.
Legislature of Illinois, states the total amour, Of the
debt of that State at SIS $50 SO the annual interest n,
on which is $S30,lS2. To meet these liabilities N.
State is wholly without available resources and the Gov
er""r prop that the State thus cones.cdy bankrupt
snail go INTO liquidation But if she poor. she is
proud 'or even with this confession Of bankruptcy on
MS ups INC Governor advises that the State refuse her
share Of the Public Land fund! To what ridiculous
lengths prejudice will sometimes lend grave Statesmen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

South Caro'ina-rhe Legislature of this Stale has
formally nominated Mr.. Calhoun a. next President
The initiative havin. been thus taken by hi, friends the
step will doubtless be followed by those States in which
there is prrponderan. voice in favor Of some on. Of
the other candidates. New York will probably nomna
ted Van Buren,; and Pennsylvania. Buchanan. Blu,
what will those States do in which there is nearly an
equal division of public srntimrnt-Vircina for exam
pie! Perhaps we shall know more abou, il. after Tho
adjournment OF the locofoco Convention, which i. 10
meet in Richmond on the 4th Of March next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
N " Goods.

klE @hsrfissr have just received their supply Of
N IL and w iNTE U o o ID S, which,
y e'sa purchased at very reduced prices. will be
s'rr.xpsndingIy low, to ihose who may favor them
Il f@iI. Persons Ia want Of GOODS are invited 10
p our stock before purchasing, as we think we can
them both as to quality and price.
TURNER, Bt'kWELL & co.
k.s 2inif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

.7iobama-Gov B,.by has been r. elected L.. $
Senator from this State. beating c. C. Clay, the late
Senator, whose unc1pired term, a vacancy in which
occurred by his resignation Gov. Ba:by year or
Two az" elected to serve out Bashy is said to be in ia
''r OF Calhoun and Clay ofVsn Buren-and the cleo
''on is said 'ohave turned pretty much upon that ISSUE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
New China, Glass and Queens
ware Store.

VIZ oubsS h'bERS, having openeda large as
Il sortment of CHNA, GLASS. and OuyrNsw.rr
IN the store formerly occupied by Andrew Knner opp,
site u j. I. Davis, offer for sale, a, very reduced
prices. all articles in their line Amongst many others
they have '"e'''
Fine blue, brown and green Dining Sets ,,es, s,y
aud patterns,
beautiful American Views do do
H'ch chma Tea Sets. of 50, SIS, and 81 pieces,
Gold Band Tea Sets. very rich,
rf'n'eu E"ers and Basins. and Toilette Settles, hand
some patterns,
do Plates, Willow do e,lc,.a aud .,,,,,,,
white patterns,
large assortment Of rich c, pressed, and plain
Glass of every description. f'N'
~ c. RICHARDS 4 Co.
- 80. - l2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
DkY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
OCTOBER 10Th, 1912.

JOHN il CRVlS has Just returned from trip af,e
- foods. aud can with truth say he is now opening
Bunk Square, l'ynchburg the cheapest stock ot
DRfG0ODS. GROCERIES. &c.
ever before opened by him.
Dr,ad Cloths and Cassncres very cheap
Cassincits Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans a, 2J cts Der
gard aaj upwards
Mkt. plain, and striped lnscys at 81 per yard and up
wards
Double width Circassians, from 81, cts per ward !,
the finest.
Bleached and brown Domestic Shifting ysrl wide. a,
Aid per yard
Alpaca l.usre, splendid quality, al Sets per yard
-. B'nIbazInes, all grades, very cheap
Wooiien and Cotton Stockings. acors al ID per pair
fiahne's. all COLOURS. ic0m Is pr yard +, the finest
sha~is, large sum y. far Fab aud Winter ase
iiits aad Caps fur. sla &c
kniiiins arm, blue MKT, white and red
Cai'ces, splendid assortment ron 4d TO % per ward
with great variety CT other Dry Goods, too tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SALT!
large 10, Of Salt, fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar, from 4 ID to l0cs. PER b.
lufee. superior article at Cd per H.
spun Cotton best Make Factory prices all pun,hor.
shoes, god assortmon,, a, Is Sd, and upwards.
JNO. J.PURVIS.
Oct. IL ,sif