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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

In ECONOMY AND FASHION.-To those
"a Who study economyThe subscriber, n accordance
-, Nth The rmes has reduced his superior imitation
geskn Hats on fur bodies the extreme low price oi
e. T. The above elegant dress Hat and wli seapsi
Jyantageousy with hsts sold In this city S2 50 and % anu
warrared give satisfaction. Aso, constsniy manuaetnr
!ng fur aud silk hats OF tie best quality lseat asII
tie lowest city prices for cash An assortment OF a
Cloth Cars constantly sa hand. j. w EELLOGG.
jyl4 Ina No i32 Caual.st., ccrusr Of IAompaos'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

AxA CATSkILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
E,;I PINE ORCUARD.-This wek known. charming
Summer open under the superntendence
of the subscriber To the a'ur7 Inducements visit the
Mountain (nch the almost boundsss view from the ORCH
ard the magnificent scrl.ry the Falls and the pure, life
inspiring sphce) wl be added every effort upon te
eart Of the PROPRIETOR the shape OF careful attention. we'll
furnished tables aud all tie declcIes well subsantias
Of he afford comfort aud pleasure to his yisiteT
June. 1912. T.. L. BEACH.
- regular Line Of Pos,-Coaches established for the
conveyance Of the Mountain House. Immediately
after the landing of boats a Catskiii. je27 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL.--This day
dschargus from barge Raritan Peach Orchard Egg Coal
of the first quality and tor sale the lowest cash prices by
WARD BROWNE,
,uln II I,iphfa [ and W. nn-S;S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

VILLAGE FIRE ENGINE for sale cheap-A
5.al Fire Ensue, made the Philadelphia principle,
juble acting; will throw with equal 10 the IL
op0rion Encae with twenty very suitable for village
tr;c. $50 llquIe of y. CLARK,
i,yg2w Division, corner Of Rutsers-street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

rL'O THE TAKERS OF CROTON WATER.
MOTTO E.The abuses pracced in regard to the street
or window washers connected with the Croton Water pipes,
which .,, OF beng reasonably used to clean tewindows
Inln u5,nces converted fountains made dench the
nesl lbGiinE aad sidewalk, snd annoy passers.by
induce the oaru give that the penalty of forfeiture
OF the made By the waler-tie and discontinqance
his supply will enforced every well authenticated
Of l,tul and unreasonable of the wattrNew York.
IuGc II, 1873 b. order of the noton a;ncduct Board
ylilm ~. Is. Blt'ELOW Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

INTEREST on. CITY STOCK-Thc Interest
/ on the Public Stocks Of the City Of NewYor due on he
first day Of gust will be paid that dty by C. W
Law renee E.q Chamberlain of the City, at his Office III tie
Bank of tie State of New York.
The Tsnsc Books will be closed on M9gd2v july 3d at
o'clock, p NJ. ALFRED SNlll II, tOmptlu!eF:
Oica Nov: Nn1l.. Juno % 1873. is29 lal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

4 AMIN GAILURD, Tailor and Draper, has
fi removed from No. John ST. No. IS, Nassau St,
s j. X GcoTsg whr, he IS rsssivaY his sp5hns and and
style Suits .i,he in twelve hours noce Having greatly
reduced h, rxIc m Wi! be enabled to sell at reduced
prices and he socS avors OF his friends and the PUBLIC,
whom feels for the liberal he has here
toiore received His good article runcuaty III
MIN! uflers. low i,c.s and clsh delivery. a2l IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

Adjrs5s--R;cHMoNp VIRGINIA
c above referred to Circular to be had at this ofhce,
ie2i 2N Da6tW~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

R,.ttlIl sur lusutanc- COMPANY.
iNRE lNSthA !, 6t thc lowest rates by the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

4 RTIFICIAL EYES.-DR. j. GRAY, fromthe
u CITY London, at No. 81 Bower, y Y, The only
maker OF the Artificial Eyein the United States and " hat
Jhe most surprising IN tins invention that the Arthca!
Ee not the cause Of pain either IN Sn2 or wearing
fV2G lN-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
rv3 6n


note hroughihe Post aice will attention.
WIN. DAVIS,
r,u2 s-, JAS FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice is
~ hereby given that resolution has been presented III the
Board Of irrlnen to regulate the northery side Of Fifth 81
and the curb and gutter stone therein between Lewis street
am! the Bulkhead
Persons Interested the above resolution and having obec-
to 10 the same are requested make them in wrltnE 20 the
Strt Commssoner's 0ce on or before te 5th OF August,
1913. JOHS EN ~, Street CoiihiS'ioheS: 5:
Street Commissioners Office, Jnly 2G. l9i3 JIG
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

QJ- syivania Association.-0ffce No. q
Pnc ST. third story Open from Ia 10 ~ NJ and from TO
1 F. NJ Information cheehny given. The Constitution
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

The above named Timed rpe now manufactured b. r.
NAYLOR CO. y Broad street. and is furnished on such
nearly if not quite cheap the common lead pipe.
iy2 Iin.Od
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

TOk BEAUIlFIING The ShIN and Curing
Euptions.-Thousand. after trying every lotion and
inward remedy, have been cured by cake Of the Italian
Chemical Soap in cases Of srupton> pnpes sclles, and
clearing dark yellow skg Sold At the sic sign n Of the Aae-
Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings, Philade!phIa Staestree
Iyi3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

The propietors daily receiving from the medical pros-
sion the clergy, officers justice and private citi-
ample aud wiling te,timonY both written and verbal
ts superior value and efficacy preparation To the
poor Is furnished satuousl sufficient proof b.us fur
nisfsl their worthiuess
The following certificates from individuals who have suf
eed with Scro4 IN ts seVeret FORM presented for the
careful perlsl of the afflicted
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

D EXEMPTION OF CITY STOCK--T'he Fire
n Loan Stock of the City York, payable on the
Isl day August, 1873, will he paid on before that day on
presentation tins Office The interest will also be made
to that day after which further interest will be allowed
- A. A. SMITH, Comptroller
Sn,r.yorl june 1}h 1879 ie2i tau
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE

Not Spruce street. rr,- r -
DRITISH LOOKINCi-GLASS Plat tS OF su,
I-ior brsncv and beauty l2O inches by y slze ana
nnderHand POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN
DOWS which will nor change their color 6seois s!y
.nd GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES oi the size
of lol BY 81 to So by %, for sale by ,s.rI pr.TT
u2t jIu 1SfA<1O - : A-NN~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

hs Ion: sSrlb>hst aud well known lnstitu,on having
operation uaacs OF thirty ySars, continues 70
, Houses Furniture, Stores, Merchandise, and every de-
c,oa Of property against loss damage by re on the most
..,7ielale terms. JOHN NELSON, Jr. Agent,
- IN. IS w sll street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

NTOIiCE-An Election for Trustees tor the
~ Wliamsbmrh and Nrw- or Union Ferry Association
viii BE- held at The Once Of the Association M9Gday the
7h OF August neat The Poll to open aud close At (
O'Clock T. NJ By ord,r of the Trustees.
r,-OnO II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
- Health. q ,iet. and ComfOrt-The {

Wanted six good Stone Masons and four Carreaters as
Members Of the Association. Single prcerred) jylO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

'.'uE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
Cr7i,a S2sO 900; Office No 81 Wall ST. This Company
continues make insurance against loss damage BY hre and
M..NG nsYlcailnu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
OlSIAIs'k' Y.

Died of iuflmaion ofhc brain December 20h 1912
about 2 O'clock z. NJ in the county Of Campbell, Mas
MARTHA n. SHELTON, cinsort q .hr. Abraham Shcl
tun and daughter OF Mr. John Waller dee d. OF Puisyl
vania, in her AZ year. She confined to her bed
" about "a hours, and fur the last hours of that Time,
speechless. She has been professor of religion ol
II years. and tor years worthy and acceptable
her of the NJ. f.. Oh, rch. few days before her
death, while cJnversng with her beloved husband, she
observed to him, shall not he with you bong, shall
be gone and with composnre observed prepar-
I'd to 60 Mrs. Shelton kind and devoted compln
ion and a humane mistress She has left fond hus
band, three brothers. two sisters and friends
and relatives to mourn their lrreparable loss but
their loss is her infinite gain, and they should mourn
those without hope. for in her dying moments she
entirely composed. appearing to retain her mental
faculties To the last. Long will her many amabe and
christian qualities be remembered by husband friends
and relatives. She has gone 10 Join the mnumerabe
thrung her dear infants and friends. who have gone be
fare, in singing praise, blessed Redecmer forever
and The writer this obituary has been acquain-
ted with the deceased for years and he regrets his
inability To do justice to her departed worth.
Her langnishing head is at rest
Its thinking and aching is DER
Her quiet inlnovabe breast
Is heav we'd by affection more.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
xyooe.,,ournc school.

YBNHE first session OF 1913 will commence on Monday.
4 the 10Th January, and terminate on Friday the.
10Th of June the second on Monday the 10th Of July.
and close Friday the 9Th of Decenber dividing tho,
scholastic year into sessions of % weeks each.
The price for Bordng is reduced 10 $50 per session.
For tuition in Spelling, Reading and Writing 81 5os
per session.,
Do in Arithmetic. Geography, English Gram--
mar, sc. $40 90 per session
Do in the Latin and Greek Languages, Math-s
cmatics, Sc, Is % per session.
Where the fees for Boarding and Tniion for tho
rholc session. paid in advance, an abatement Of ~
per cent for the session will be made. In other cases
payment is expected al the end OF the Session.
The subscriber wonld be glad to have as boarders from
to boys. under Is years fage to be educated with
his own children, and he PROMISE the sricaest attention
to the comfort the health, the manners and moras .s
such as may be entrusted his His school roop' s
very comfortable and furnished with Arrowsmltts large
Maps and pair Of Globes l3,s,ks furnished, when
neeacd at the Booksellers retail prices For further
information in regard the School apply TO sAe Subsrr-
her, whose place ufadIress is Green Hill. Z. q lamp
bell county, Va. SaMuEi4 !. M'LIEN'
| Dec. - W4wH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
WON &C 4 ID " Wy

IuSiIF next session of This institution will
I on the 10th ns aud continue five months, under
the Superintendent Of Henry i. Bocock, A. b., who
has filled the Office of Principal in this Academy Tor The
three last sessions, with much credit 10 himself as a
compeen, instructor and governor of youth. The A
ca1emy is situated in the ncghborhood Of Old Concord
in the county OF Canpbell and surrounded with all the
advantages and privileges that would render 1t desra
bic situation Tor the moral aud euous. The terms
heretofore. \. II IT 10 dollars per srsson.
ding 10 the branches studied. Board including washing
lodging. fuel and lights. may had IN respectable am
lies convenient To the Academy for eight deafs per
month or probably for less these hard times
II. ID. PAL NER. Prcs't.
Ohc Board ot Trustees u L. a
Jan 5 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

Virginia and Carolina What have Abolition Societies
/, Boston TO do with the eonscences Of the people Of
the Northern States lie, them keep their onn .'yoid
of once;" aud they will have discharged the whole da
" required of them 'ln arguing thai as foreigner II
is mol expedieut to interfere in the labor Of exernina,ng
American slavery, We conceive that Lord Mmpeih ar
puss with equal force the ihexpediency of Northern
man taking up the task Of abostng Southern slavery
Such has long been opinion (adds the Boston pa
r) VI the duty Of the people Of the free States and we
we are happy see i, sanctioned aud cunfrmed by the
reasoning and decision in his OF ardent a
friend Of the Of emancipation, aud conre,en,
udge Of its interests, Lord Morpeih." II afords
Us pleasure TO quote such just sentiments from Nor
,hern paper. Happy for the stability oithe Union would
i, be, were they generally entertained aud more
fearlessly avowed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

THURSDAY, December ~, +. NJ.
FLOl R.-Salcs Of Toward street -four good mixed
standard ban1s, made from store Tuesday alti
and yesterday and hS morning, OF the same quality IL
the extent Il about 200 bhls at the price. Holders
are generally wiling to take this price, the demand
continues rather limited, with liberal stock ON hand.
The receipts for some days past have been zht. We
quote the wagon price at g 81 Sic Of IN noIs
CHy Mills Our Al - ui when price ,oiders
generally asking. No Susqnehanna Flour in Iaarke,.
GRAlN.-The prices OF Wheat remain uncharaej.
We quote best Maryland reds at IS 0}c. and n,arof
lair quantities at 50a eOc.-tke receipts by
very light. Sales Of Maryi land white corn have taken
place at Al 42c and Of yellow do. at AZ i3c. O7is
sell at % % Thee Is no Pennsylvania gram Of an,
description in market.
PROFESSIONALISM fonr or five hundred kegs OF
Western Butter have been sold within a few dayt
at 3 cts. per 10. quantity of Western Lard in kegs
has been disposed of = cts. The prices of barrel
meat nominaIly the at previous report,
VIZ New Baltimore packed Mess Beef is held IS
DO No. at s6 and prime at 81 80 5. Small
sales Of old Bacon making at last quotations. New
Baltimore cured Hams are held at s. cents, and
Sides and Shoulders at cents" The receipts Of New
Bacon from the west very small and prices not
settled. Weqnote GladesButter No. at l2A -
cents, No. at9a ~ cents aud No. Sat q cents,
with very small sales only.
KILLED lOGS.-There are fair receipts by wag
ons with slight decline in prices. Those OF shl
weight suitable for family USE held at 80 and II
erior at 3 80 per 100 lis
WlllSkEY.-Priccs for this article have somewhat
declined, with diminished demand. We quote bbls
at pc. and note sales of hhds. at 23c. The wagon
price OF bbs. exclusive of the barrel, is Zoe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
LAND FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber is ANXIOUS sell his tract Of land
lying seven miles west Of Liberty, Bedioid Couri
house. on each side olhe lynchhnrg Salem Turnpike
road. There Is on the tract and prls mil
IN first rate repair there Is great quantity Of timber On
the place nca the mill Should the purchaser be Incli
ned 10 keep public house, there Of the bes,
wasgon stands IN this county where mau would have
market Tor all he make AT his door. There about
nifty acres o bottom land, greater part OF which in
cellent there are about 200 woods. about lua
cres owhlch is good tobacco land The Improvements ART
new aud comfortable. There is n NEW TAN YARD,
now ready togo into operation. The water cannot be
surpassed IN the state further description IL decinod
unnecessary as persons Wishing 10 purchase. will view
tho premises beluro buying. II may be wondered my
wanting To sell such valuable property; the physicians
advise me, that southern climate would be the means
Of restoring my vii, 5 health aud have Determined To
sell Persons, wishing IN purchase. would do we'll 10
call very soon have doubt. OWN! lis location
and advantages, II Will be ready sale
L. X. JONES.
Jan r I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT

For The Eastern District OF Virginia.
DECEMBER 2S. 1912.
nm the petition oi George Bapby and Paul c.
~ Bowlos. merchants aud partners. under The style
and irm OF George Bagby y. co. OF | .ynchburg.
against Petition IN Bankruptcy.
Merritt II. stegar, Of the Town Of Farmville, aud
Ihemas T. Nash. OF the town ol Iynchhnfg. merchants
and partners. uuder the style aud unof Segar Nash,
oi the Town o farmville and Nash 4 stcgar, of the
Town l.ynehburg.
Tn rcodtng the petition amreaald, IL ordered by the
Court that notice Thereof be given 20 the said Merritt H.
Stepar, aud Thomas =. Nash by delivering 10 them n
copy thereof, II they he found within the District by
leaving copy thereof at their known usun place nl
dere within the District at least twenty days before
the 10Th day MarchneNt. when hearing will be had up
the said petition 81 the United States Court ROM.
IN the Guy Richmond within the said District and also.
thai notice ihereofbe published in the newspapcrsnecord
ing the 2ed aud 9th rules of Court That all per
sons interested may appear al the said time and place,
aud show cause, fany they have. why the SAID petition
should not be granted.
eow--l'es,e.
HENRY GIBSON, tlk.
Jan. 3 WOW
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Jan, 3
E.YOR zYE.V.R " COLLEGH

W ASiliNtIbN Co. "a
u ne sfing Session Of th'1 Institution. vii
Z commene. Thursday. the 0tt DAY OF February
ueNt.
Board is 1. 0rer week and no extra charge for aaah.
my. ironing, fuel aud room rent. Tuition varies lrom
go TO $i5 per session Of five montIs. The following
genllemen compose The Faculty.
Rev. Charles Collins A. NJ. President aud Professor Of
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev EphAlm T.. " LEY, A. NJ. Professor Of Ancient
Languages ,d Literature.
Ehenoczcr Stevens, A, d. Tutor IN Mathematics aud
Teacher oI Modern Languages.
john Il. Nlnnliurd. aecuud Tutor.
IL will be perceived by the above rates. that the cost oi
student. varies from 81 80 S1 30 per year oi ten
months SUN far less than hat Is customary al similar
nst luons. The reason OF hal choamess Is the loca
ton oi the clegcn the midst of rich aud productive
farming country. remote from market. There IL anoh-
dvantage connected with this institution which gives
it permanent claims 10 all others Being situated IN the
country, nearly ten miles iiom any town village
h,ro Is but c temptation 10 cslrasaaanco ia drrss
and oi.or prodlgallly. The government s mild aud pa
rental, bui energetic and finn. The Faculty, Mu,
their families reside in the oliege cdices aud eve,
presont exercise wholesome Influence and restraint
ihe Trustees warmly recommend the Institution 10 the
patronage VI the public and appeal with confidence
10 the five years which il has HOW been III exist
Jan. 6tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
IL u u II rs N'DE.S g.

'.ir. su.eunnor has taken the Bindery, frfaey &C
l. cupied by Capt w. A. Talbot. aud offers his SCR
vices the public in the line of his profession Ii capa
city TODD, interchangeable industry. and desire to please
be claim to patronage he trusts that he will receive
proper share Orders for any kind or style of Records
and Merchants Account Books earueay solicited Oh,
Bouks and Periodicals bound At short nolice.
A constant supply Of Reoords. Execution Books. Day
Books Journals and ledgers, kept constantly On hand
oi his own manufacture, and NARRATED well done as
II made 10 order. &c. YOUNG.
Nov 81 lsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

Inspected during the mouth OF December 40O hhds;
same time last year, II hhds,
The last foreign accounts favorable to good and
fine tobacco We have been doing nothing Tor the last
two weeks, we hope the trade will open with more spirit
shortly.
lloLcoaBE Orgy continue to make reasonable ad-
produce aud should be pleased to receive bus
ness.
j. X. lloLeM continues to sell tobacco at iif
~ cen,s per hd he would be thakiul for encourage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
DRY GOODS .AND GF2OCEi1aE
OCTOBER 10th, 1912.

OCTUBEI 10Th, Z si1.
vOHN j. PURViS has just returned from trip after
- Goods and can with truth say he is opening
n Bank Square, lynchburg, the cheapest stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. Sc.
10 ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Cassmrrrs very cheap
Cassincits Keuucky an uiassow Jeans, al % cts per
yard and upwards
Mkt, plain, and striped Linseys at Cd per yard sad up
wards
Double width Circassians, from 81 per yard to
the finest.
Bleached and brown Domestic Shifting. yard wide al
AID per yard
Alpaca Luslre splendid quality, at 50cts per yard
Bombazines, all grades very cheap
Woollen and Cotton Stockings, acoors. al Cd per pair
Flannels, all colours, from Is yard to the finest
Shawls large supply for all and w .ncf use
Hats and Caps. fur seal, &c.
Knitting Yarn, blue mkt. white and red
Caeoes, splendid assortment from Id TO % per yard
with great variety Of other Dry Goods, too tedious
to mention.
SALT! SALT!
large lot Of Salt fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar, from 4 IL to lOcts. per b.
Coffee. superior articic at Sd per b.
Spun Cotton, best make, Factory prices, all numbers
Shoes, good assortment, at Is Sd, aud upwards.
JNO. ,PuRVlS.
Oct. IL is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
\. Y. MtRkErS-Dec. %.

FloW-Ihe market is sick. Gcnosec is held at 4 j., :,
but will not commaud: OHIO and Michigan dnlla u
nothing doing in New Oreans Ge ,rgetown. Richmond
Alexandria, aud Petersburg, all La. Rye
5.l2a 3,25 These are decline, but at this & -, =
are hut lew puschases.
Gruin-Snce the sale of 900 bushels at oOc thoro
has been nothing doing The parcel of 10000 bushel.
Chill has not been sold. Com scarce, and will
mand 5tc. weight; Oats, change, 30a32 Tor canal
Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
1.-THE.

" ILL he sold 10 the highest ldder al Liberty on
W the I'D day OF Janaafy next. being Bedford Court
day TRACT or LAND lying in the county 81 Bed
ford. adjoining the lands OF Nicholas Robertson and others
containing three hundred and fifty SIN THIS land
Is situated aon tour miles south vi tire Meadows Of Goose
creek. lies remarkably well, Is well wsiered, and not
than forty cleared the residue u the tract is
finely and heavily mber.d This land ormt lily belong
I'd la Archibald Robertson. A credit Of one ,wo aud
three years will be give the purchaser securing the pay
menls. iANCEY HARRIS.
Jan. 3 2t
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TO TIE PLANTERS.

There has been scsrcely any thing doing in Produce
snc- Christmas The Iates foreign accounts. however
are favorable or fu4acoo. aal particularly lu yainis
Leaf, and strips s The last crop geacdly very 1lc
or; good ard fine, Il IS kel}, viii sci Well. lis mpa=
ant - prize in God sale order a.5 u aa s-isUaf.
casks; prize your Lug hoayy--l1ao 10 Weight y.
desirable PETER i)t-DIF1
Commissou Asseaaut
Peter Dudley and So Young and acIIYt.
Aud lohasines, always quite attentive,
Regardless Of peasare or Of pain,
Will SEEK the test prices to obtain
Ii YOU wish the tlnng well done
Call on Dudley aud his sou
Office opposite Friends Warehouse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
C12EAppsEc TEXAN EVER, AND
Cy9E.sEEK THIN TIE
<hF0pcsf, and HS E0od Hs the best.

YDNlE subscriber IL receiving. and will be Tecei
i wing by the regular packets irom New York Tor two
weeks to come. additional supply of II T. Il ID
W n ID T. { l. o + " NC which has been pur
chased or cash and will be sold for the same al prices
lower than ever offered before IN 4ynchburo Among the
articles offered may be found Dress Ffuck. Box ana
Over Coats at Pces VARYING from 81 so, To 50 dollars
If good material. aud warranted we'll made
Pants, Nes.. and all kinds Of Fancy Articles such as
Sears. Cnvats, Pocket llandketchicls. Nuspendcrs.
Shaker and Mcrino Under SHIRTS and Dawes Collars
Bosoms, Shirls, and superior lot Of STOCK 5 N
the extreme low price Of J0cs.
Thankful Tor past iavors. the subscriber hotrs, in
these hard times. 10 sell so coapa 10 put the rlno in
every mans pocket and colts every NAM bac,
Please walk in, mud examine for Yourselves; and il
you wish 10 purchase, my VOID for IT. bargains await
you.
Also Clothes cut and made 10 order nj the shortest
notice. and warranted TO tit. ihe goods paid for Pants
and Vests made cheaper than elsewhere to suit tho
times. Give call, and my words shall be verified at
Is. 'IERRY's CLOTHING STORE. .liml 81. first
door below Mr. J G. Meem.
BENJA I'm TERRY
Oct. II lsf