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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02
FOR CHANCELLOR.

We are authorised 10 announce HENRY
DICKINSON as candidate Coz the Office OF
Vice Chancellor Of Mississ j, at The ensuing
November election.
WE are authorized to announce JOS. W.
CHALMERS asa candidate for the Office
which he now holds Of Vice Chancellor Of Ms
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02

We see it stated that a member Of
Congress from Georgia, who is now
dead, was the antboF Of the Sunday
mail report.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02


An ED1roR.-The business of an
editor who attempts to give TO his
readers something new every day Of
publication, we believe is generally
moderated, especially by the more
learned OF ms nkind. They think il a
very easy matter TO write for newspa-
per. Let them try it. Let some Of
our ablest men or women. make the
attempt 10 write for Us, one single ar
ticle each day, without lail-an article,
mind, which they shall not hesitate TO
put their name 10, and let the world
know It is theirs. We verify believe
that they would find it no easy matter.
Yet such is the position Of an editor.
With only a mcdicUm Of brains, per-
haps, he must not write one article but
a halt dozen; and what is more and
worse TOO, his pane goes out attached
to them all. Really, the public should
/ Judge charitably Of an editors efforts.
1t would be strange If he never said j
silly thing-very strange if he never
said an unwise passing strange If
he never said an erroneous one. His
opinions Of Transporting events are ex-
pressed hastily, frequently on the spur
Of the moment, before time is given
for thorough examination, and the
wonder is, that they are so uniformly
such as their authors are willing to
stand by after mature deliberation.
BANkRUprs.-We understand tina
General Brown, alias, Gen. Whiskers
has in some Of lie upper counties spo.
| ken in contemptuoIs terms ofthe Wing
candidates because some Of them hav.
Ing availed themselves Of the bankrup
act. Now, this may be all right, bu
liz comes withexceeding bad grace from
| General Brown, who, as we are in.
formed, settled some forty thousand
dollars upon his wife, and lives il
splendor, who IS as trinity dressed a
DANDY in Broadway on Spring-day
while executions against him are re
/ turned "Nulla Bona" Before h
speaks in contemptuous terms oCbank
rupts had he not as we'll pay the poo
/ man who furnished him with a splendi
t supper, at which he pledged bis friend
in Champaign, on his receiving hi
4 nomination for Congress in $780,
e That supper debt he has not paid a
5 yet, though made in 1899 aud furnish
l ed by a man who earned a livelihoo
e last summer by watering the streets
> Jackson. He is a nice man to she,
: at bankrupts who have given up the
all and began the world again, an
/. who, Notwithstanding their dischar.
!, in bankruptcy, continue to hqulda
y y their debts, while he keeps nearly ,
Il be ever had by a settlement upon
= vile, and will not even then pay
{. debts.-ContoA Creole.
s. Saw-dust from the maple tree is So
70 in North Carolina TO be excellent 70,
= 4
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02

Saw-dust from the maple tree is said
in North Carolina TO be excellent food
for cattle when mixed with meal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21
WINGS OF CONNECTICUT!

The hour is fast approaching which 10 70 decide
our fate, which Il to answer the question, Wac Is %
be oar nsss PSesidsnt? Andlel the answer be given
by the general exclamation Of the people in "a
HENRY CLAY. Let rs not be ela,ed BY present VIC
tories, or depressed BY the fear Of future defeat;
but let ourselves put on the impenetrabIe
shield Of unity and meet the enemy in the field.
tell you il b necessary that We should BE- united
one man. IL We intend 70 gains victory over the well
disciplined troops Of our opponents, Old Men, re-.
member your duty. Let not age or infimity deter
you from making one effort TO save your county
Young Men. 70 you l appeal Arouse yourselves
from the Iethargy into which yOu have fallen, and
fly to the rescue. Our welfare demands it |; the
honor of America demands it. Let not the aspi-
rants to power gain victory over the honest exer-
tons Of the Wings. but remember that unity 10
strength. Yours, ONE OF YOU.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21
AATlNE

ID B. MERRihfAN, Dentist has Just re-
and will insert from one u q full set, by
springs or atmospheric pressure for the low
price Of @2,5O on pivois, % on gold plate,
and from $500 100 according to the plan
Of setting for q full SGT.
Teeth plugged with Gold, 800
Tin, so
cleaned, price from Scots. to LOO
Childrens teeth extracted and regulated.
Tooth Powder and Tooth Brushes for sale.
This is to inform the people Of Litchfield
county that r. B. MerrimaD may be found
at home for the remainder of the winter
without fail excepting Monday and Tuesday
on the LIST, of each month, which will be
spent alternately ia Woodbury. and Sharon.
Litchfield, Nov. l3, 1913 4. *. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

RNHIS preparation has now stood the test Of fifteen
Il years. trial, and is confidently recommended as
g safe aud ef1ectual medicine for expelng worms
from the system. The unexampled success that had
attended lite administration in every case where the
patient was really afflicted with worms, certainly
renders it worthy the attention Of Physicians.
The proprietor has made il point 10 ascertain the
knowledge and observations he invariably fonnd
tito produce the most salutary efFecis-not unfre.
queniy after nearly all the ordinary preparations re-.
commended for worms had been previously. resorted
10 attesied by the certificates and statements Of hun.
dreds Of respectable persons in different parts of
country-and should induce families always 10 keep
q vial Of the preparation in their possession. 1t is
warranted to contain no Calomii Corrosive, Submate
Croton OIL, any article which can prove dangerous
Il is mild in its operation. and may be administered
with perfect safety to the most delicateinfant
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY OF 1T
GOOD EFFECTS is OFFERED

tS OEtENED rNf41%
TO THE PUBLIC: * m
From the Pittsburgh Advocate, March II, 1840
'FAHNEsTocK's VERMIFUGE.--We have made trial
Of this medicine in our family and find i il very eff
cent for the purpose Tor which it is designed. The
high character Of the prnprieors sufficient guar.
antee that it contains no hurtful Ingredients - i
The following from respectable citizens of Pitts.
burg, where the article is prepared respectfully
submitted.
Pittsburgh, March 25, lS4I,
do certify. that gave vial Of B. A. Fahnestocks
Vermifuge to my son, aged nearly four years. after
which he discharged three hundred and seventy
soornas, within the space Of twenty four hours. do
therefore recommend this medicine to the public, as
- WILLIAM MoRRIBON.
Pittsburgh Feb 18th l843.
certify that gave. D. A Fahnestock,s Verm-
uge child Of mine, four years OF age, which had
been very puny tor about year. II brought away
nearly foot in length. and restored the child
to perfect health. ALEXANDER ERGTTER.
Fairuiep. Ategany Co. Pa. February %, ls4S
Mr.. B. A. FAHNEsTocK
This is 10 certify that | gave one child OF mine
teaspoonful OF vonr Ver,nfnge, and TO another two
teaspoonfuIs after which one discharged thirty ive
and the other forty five worms some OF them more
than foot in length and upwards of twenty Of them
were two feet long. can recommend 1t TO the pub
lie as safe and sure remedy tTT ToT%s
Mr.. Hamilton informs US that he opened one Of the
largest worms and found it filled with small ones,
this accounts for the rapdity with hch they
times increase. He further states that he has ~
doubt that the Vermuge was the means OF saving the
I, Buffalo, Dec. S, 1872
Mr. C.. C. BRrsroL
Sir-I certify that Administered bottle Of Fa.
boy, two years old, and he passed over 50 worms:
Agency at the Store OF Dr.J G. BECKWITH, for
Litchfeld Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21
Geese Feathers,
a. B. STONE

On1INUES to carry on business at his
- OLD stand. few rods west Of the Court
House. under the sign Of So1''
HARNESS and Trunk NEakimg
where he Is ready 70 furnish customers : i
AarnesseA Saddles Brides Haltera TrunkS
ValiceA &c.
Those who wish to purchase any thing In his
line will do well Ia call, as he Is confidenI
they can be suited ia price and quality.
Cash and Produce taken in exchange fSr
be bought in town. - .'"
Litch6eld. July o 1913. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

YNO THE DISAPPOINTED a stesh snpolv az
= shnse heaulil0 Ladies Sanin CFavatls. s.ch a
were allesd while the demand was Vel iacTeasine.
suSt epspse assss Nos.a + Rsx1sI. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

GKNylNE FRENCH.--A choice ~, AZ ligE,.
medium and dark French a. Prints, Mum.
q hlsFgmach .RO6ec n; ~ FsIe P SmS -
cheap q de chssPsss, 4 Fe.S ptss Es6ss; g
RLANKSlsA general asS0F1Se1s S-i - -
- g ibis Ofllce. '''>''' - S@'s
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

@. H. HOLLISTER,. :
HAVING opened an Office for the prac.
- tice of Law in Litchfield in the second
story Of the building occupied as an Office
by Doct. ]. g. Beckwith, respectfully offers
his professional services to his friends and
the public
Litchfield, August %, 1913. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-12-21

smo!acing one more pattern Of Cook Stoves,
making the assortmer, MOST COMPHETE.
also tot Of PARLOR STOVES Of entire
Y. Isw model, and tor TASTE aud elegance we
tn,nk cannot be surpassed. which will be
soso at prices astonishingiy low. ranging
s rNo Q to IL dollars only Being satisfied
from the united testimonials OF our Custom.
ers mat our new Cook Stoves are workies of
the nrst order, we fear no contradiction and
run 20 hazard 10 warran;ing their operation
as nrst rate-No mistake. Those wishing
% purchase. or curious to examine, we shall
Ve nappy TO wait on q. any time Alloraers
thankfully received and faithfuhy executed.
Litchdeld. Dec. S, Is4s. ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

ny instance. ~ that nj my lrcul, (Which Is ilr
stn".) know lt'ife III tho facts lad hen lals,
viii the ci'd antlaf.Ii's. under la, haee thu they
would ini'rIrte. aud thereby s'rrcn me lou, ma
hha the thW1ientd attack uIsm Nj e.
nd,f such elreaa stanstS could mot hesitate, a. Il,
The line ot duty An stu n,t arrested VA. b4nnd
IL hri saw MI l. ar h first time tiptfl lslhn, Eir
him. en h'- way otht Masurs office, pursued .y4rl,aL
hiu. raue immediately Ia his side. \ gave hm n hl1w
aensS the nuse. nhlfh brought hun to the un,nla lfr
pull his hand la his rid, h draw a p sjul rs suppose
nhfn CAV" him second blow \ then nr,rerded To IN.
hrP itc thong al Tie ni1p. \ aavr Inn lev stripes
viii tlat. when Ms pulled oh. II has .en stated
thai w,s behind Mr.. G's hack when struck him:
this prn"unce an unqualified iaschucd establish
i as such by iva respec able witnesses. Mr. Edward
Alexander and Mr.. james NJ i.anghoruc IN whom any
one doubling II Is referred One word On the suhl,,
ii the iron whip. about which ~ much has been SAID
Al who tolerate lighting. IN any shape. say had
Ia night, and II would have been all we'll enough. but
ilt the horrible weapon With due decreace The opin
ION 81 some. r whom entertain high respect must be
permitted 10 SAY. thai when cues To fight lac is
Responsible nr The weapon he uses. aud has the right.
from the law ot custom well Ms that of nature Ia
select tai weapon which. from the circumstances Of The
ease. may him mosi likely TO attain the end in
WV plainly because he alone responsible In lis
II has been said thai nusl have intended In hl Nr
t'arand troui the character oi whip sail. Exactly
the rcrrrSe Is the Eict anl do hcrvc. had attempted
In elrct my purpose viii less formidable Weapan. that
Mr. &. - we'll AS mys,i mus, have Iacn-i the PLAN
rc,s,n ,b, n. is n,,,,, In. .t,,,r mar, l ,.,lI -,
all mr. ,h,l,,v b,y, l,,.l al m l. ,,, ana ~, H., ,,,
sbouid ,ro.i ,eso,,ll,# b.,, Shat linn l. : ,l,o.s
certain then. thai Ahod have lost my lie lar il meuld
have b,en murder II, ,b,. f.t dc,r,, S,i,a, ,b.n
lar Nr e. sv.,I - nj, I,,.,,I , - IT, mo-. -,
.peh an ,ns,ronen,
asf,rccA r. ,tt,cl hin, ,n,r,,.li,., j., In. re,r
-, ;i,t,,dinr b,, l,,, - /, t mr. T., hin L., b,i
Nd ,.. ,,.,,,. ,,,; a., nod l. # the room -,
ny r'cnd, with the deeaman IN ,i,c ,rts.aec # "a.
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: ~" iu''u'" "''i'o'.' a'd d'''"'''" nm ID 2ezis .'l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

Groceries.
W large supply OF Spridg Gfoccrlcs, o,,slstirg IN
part follows
900 Seeks well flied salt:
2'O bags hlol l.aauira aud Java fifae
~ hhds. 81 CfuN; p. r. fse,rnn, AND n o.
Sugar,
$50 kegs Nails assorted siars;
~ h,Js. and bhs hulasses;
~ bhs. laaIofe Oh,
10 tons Country lrof
I" Bliss, I'D Steel
10000 lbs Family Bacon.
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, IeaksfitIe, i,uclhury and
Richmond Factories,
5000 Ms. aof3i and dalhaSed Leather
50 Nova Scotia GrudstuneS
50b"Nes : u 10 and 10 * II Glass,
u - floatSugar.
u " Tea,
cc'non Spanish ihtgo,
Chet'ing Tobacco,
Cattirgs,
Powder and Shot
Ginger, Pepper and Allspicr.
OsssoufMs. nomeslics, Prints Hats aud Cars
Floteh iihes ard Bed cords,
Tow ard Flax Linens.
Sperm and 'fsilow Candies
Writing and Wrapping paper,
Flour, Corn snd Oats,
With many other articles USUALLY ken, /. ,,, liz.
which Will bn saj To suit n o tines
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, who hay b. sell \
ga'h VII mud II Ia their interest 10 call On rs Lstore
purchasing elsewhere. b. r. TINSlEY & Go.
May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
+. \. EIeIEDHOEE.
LOCK- susvu AND HrIt. uANt.EU

I'AkES this method Of nt,rnng the citizens of
l'yncbtrg. aud The public generally, thai lac still
continues 10 carry the above business, III all It's var
oLs rauccs al his old stand IN Of the market house
whcIc lie Is fully prepared To do all kinds Of u,k in the
above bus ocss with ncanroN aud despatch He has also
fixed, AT clns.l ra5eeXp number oi Grul Stone,
and Emory Wh,d,. Sc, all 10 run by husc power.
and Is M" prpao' 10 do all kinds ol grinding, such
Axes, knres. RazlIs Hh"ars Scissors and dgr tools u
every description. from rod Axe dpWnto Lancet
Surgical Instruments. g.. al Of which slall be done
al prices 10 sui tic nes. Taos in want will loasc
@ivc him call.
Nav - viviG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
NOTICE.

NSuu0 Es
f0NIiE subscriber al his old stand, near Por's Tas
L yard. has on hsnd l", Of W AUuONS III all 81
.es, from two II, six hose made Of guud timber and b.
experienced workiten. Also. h gtsd asstnimen, II
CHS. of all SHES. with wrought shears. laid
and pointed with steel. warranted IL work well; al II
which afr oh,fed FL" sale at prices 10 suit the timss
Also repairing III WllFEl.N RIGHTS WORK aud
BIA'. SMrflllNG done at ah.r, nnilse with neat
ness and drsrach DAVID p. REESE
May y w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
EHiIITEEN Us.NDRED md fOR1r-
IIiREE,
APlslLTN E1iETn.
A

4 $ it may appear, Is notwithstanding true. that
the subscriber, on Bank square torposi,s the new
stono hulldng,) s nov opcn'hg
NEW SPRING n si3iMEss GOODS.
Ncrrlr IN oi which can and will he sd from fifteen y.
Twenty five per t,ni lnw,r than any timer season..
ihs 9'ock a ahm,st ENTIRELY NEW. and purci,a
,rd within The hist Two weeks lie sulicits sxarnua-
lun h, purchasers. i"lng assured that all will by
Nlucrj. thai ahal he says humbug hut really aud
substantial, toe. The lnlowing comprises pYrtn,.
a hrs siorh
Woul i, ed black aud tb' A. toihs from f2 80 to tho
do do md col i nssimttcs tt,m tt,,,non h, fine
UhbrnoH' aud summer Cloths, ifun 81 W tho f.
u,ar qleny.
linrn ahd Co,lon ntll,ncs irou, 10 cents up,
Nuuhu de l.snes and l.utrlsunrs
Lawns aud parrlssunes, for srcond mohtiiihs
Fancy Lawns and Eaflstotl Gnghams. all prices,
Nanchcst,r and Scotch GtnRhan,s: very cheap,
\ large stock ptnia. rom ), Il, <. TO- ~ and IS etc.
AmcrIcun Nanheens aud Cotton Gaubtooiisi warranted
pune,
SIX and Co,ton Ii4se and Hall lose ali prices.
Sk kld and Cotton Gloves, all qualities and prices.
Slh aud Linen Cambria llankerchicis and Neck Ties
Black aud col'd Silk Ms, from -, els. up.
Iadies' 'hcnc mud SILK Gloves. new article,
lM'utr l'Hnd Lawn gnd other lInneis. tbty ehrap
Zephyr. Wolslef and VrrN't Patterns, p,md supply
Black italian checked SILK ana Satin tfatals
Brown tolluns, heavy stock. / / ~ &. cents
l'l,achcd tollu1s iron ) ccn's TO fmsi,
Cotton o1mhuf2s aud German Iurlaps,
lIln and br 'unt oon Drills
NrNiran Mixtures and Hamilton Strips,
Palm Haas | ulh'ellas aud parAois,
Spcrur Dandlua. spIul,fcld p i'ohgee tl.ndkcrcLeA
Supcu Sailn. N,fnu nnd Marseilts NtsiihVs,
llrducks, Apron Checks and PrhIrcn,at, plaids,
Jacnuol aud striped Cambrlcs and Musns.
1oaetft with almost every article in thu Dry Coods
way, Which will be sold most asiunishiiiplt Inv.
JAMES 4. sliGLER.
April ! wit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

SHtcnulh LOT 81 FURNITURE.
A. AuCIlON.
WILL be- soId. in front Of A., Winslon's Cabinet
" Watc h"ns. opposite lie FfTatia Hotel u"
Thursday The I'LL az III May, 1913. from 1900
5000 worth ii = 1 II ~ ~ q II T. vi which
The following articles eonSiiiu. a part:
SIDE boards will and without Ma,be rops almost
every variety 81 patterns,
Secretaries and llouk tnscs do
Dressing H"rcnus do
tpnmud dd do
1N'lcs, Pier, carl, Lihioy aud len do
SOFAS, vafety
tuumrns,
Piano { hats ln1 SntI
MIhopan, hlir,, hall Frrnch,
H. ID pl,lui
'od,cs' Cahiae,1
Centre Iafltsi
Tea Stah,is
Mlho%an, Rocking Chairs.
Mahogany Rocking Extension Chairs, Hew si,icls,
{ me Seal and Windsor Chats, every variety.
Together viii sandry other Fancy huiclos in tho
: 'h'U't ihc TERMS ., stlt.
W. fALbUr. Ase..
Artil ~ t25M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

uollN II. REGARDS y Go. al BALTIMORE Import
~ .rs and W hocsalc Dealers IN Df, Guols. and
WILLIAM II RYAN. have a>saeial,d ,hon'sts Is
under thu firm 81
BIf.l DS RyyS g. "a
A.. -.
% ~ "''' N'''' NV" WV" ''''
WIN lnnp ,xp,r,nc, IN business and every fgtII,,
both IN ms roo,irnnnd IN Euyoo, Gt ob,,,,,r, ,.,t
supplies al The lowest possible Prices and being n rnif
r,tnon Ia sell at the io,ce,t prices Of III, eastern cities
al,h the cost Of carriage oniy ADDITIONAL to rnac ,htm
h rrry nu their intentions IN good FAITH they will bo
cohlslled 10 sell Tor CASH ONLY.
They commence thus business " it'll stock E>rrnrI,
Fnrsn and NV all selected with great care Tor tins
market rarly from auction purcIaus made within i,
as three wcts and from their ow II recent importation,
Thou assortment will be- found Ia comprise every yate
y oi desirable and scasonabc Dr., G~"s. both Staple
and Fane,-and ,hry will he Receiving week., additions
To fheif supply from their Baltimore partners
Particular attention has been bestowed III tho -rlce
ton ii Cloths Cas,imrres. and all the latest STYLES nl
summer Near Tor gentlemen also. N silks, Musllns.
Lawns ". e OF the eef, latest inparnttuna lot In
dies Noar lionncs, Great variety Of newest shapes.
al every price a t, = Ama1ans
They respectfully s.plcj M examioa,n of their slocl.
Which consist, IN pant ot the flloMinn ARTICLES.
80, NY, n r., - MA y-,srrp
~ 80 ~ 80 ~ W
l"'hsZ'9al'' ""' t\'' super ia.'" N'"''' III"
slfif tl''' ""'l ht'eh' Invisible green "nnn'
piah, er"Nn' hr"h2e' owe 'Nhh', ! '"tl aud
h''h 'nlN'' Il, '' l'''s' ana np"''d7.
I'E' ""' sP'nad fo' y 81 super ""'
''sH ~, ''' an ''' w., sN's' III n'oN c""is- O.
''haoh l'Is an" Nht'eab makes
TN'1N'fs= CIV ''''h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
James River Iron WORKS for s:,ic.

james River Iron Works for s:ilc.
1'liE undersigned Will sell Ia The highest bidter. On,
I the l'lh day al July next. the Elk Creek FIR
naes and hc,vetn and ls00 If and conreced
dhtfe6lth. About An acres nf his Land arr covered
viii heavy cruwth ot ote,I timber. aud additional sur
plies Of w,"d land onny eNcel. may be- had nj price
rNccrlin, s. per Between aud inn acres If
ll land immediately eoIIgaets 10 tho Furnace ! r. ed
lo laniue purposes, portion of which has heon ieh
!, improved aud eanvefled into meadow nov Yielding
anplr supplies al lufage loi The use bi thc place
ORES .s.s'D LLHE STU.vE.
Rich aud iuc>hausilblr beds ni Itrguctc AID Lnenn
tile abound the land. aud through llir nrlebar
hnd-,hc most remote oil Which hitherto uscd Is distant
lrss than y me-hr linz stone OF fine quality Is d,
tanned AT the distance nj 800 Yards
YtILDLs'ES.
All the buildings t,r manufacturing Pig meal Cas
iihes, for which the metal is peculiarly adapted nc
coti,,odation of hands teams. Sc. including well
hiilt Saw Mill are On the place. and IN good condition
IOE.iTIO.v.
This property lies M the c,nnes of Nelson and Am
hrr, adlning nearly the anal oil tie marpin Of James
River. 100 miles from l,lchionh To whleh place
the Metal is carried a, cost o little upwale o per
ton.
The advantages Of This property, beyond any ohri oi
like character IN Virginia grow out ct It's
ma fhci- quantity. quality, diversity. and ncafnrss 81
The Ores aud jmes,one--thc adaptation Of thu Melal
Ia Foundry -eheapnc,s Ut ADJOINING Wood land
Nc. &c
lcr1ns disposed 10 buy. invited To examine tins
property thoroughly. on The assurance THAT the property
will he slld on the day ahlsr att 81 the fst TAR day
thereafter rosscsslon nlhc given at the cose oi The
mesent ycat, IL he "a, Il ale, may le anl,d ~
lie purchaser vi be permitted. ~ either event. pro
P,re lar crop and procure supplies ct ore. coa -
'irms About &l5on will be required ia e3sh ~ Al
- d1Ns, secuted by g1al negotiable paper h1lnae III
M equal annual payments, properly secured y Leu on
the property OF otherwise.
\ y MONTGOMERY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
FASH sD.v.IHLE SS.s1N

I Il " n oil ES.7 In a Nd RETAIL
in great variety,
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Tobacco Factory for sale or Rent.
H'llE Tobacco Factory in the Town Of Lynchburg
L Formerly owned y Smitlson II. Davis, will be
sold on accommodating terms, or rented until the end of
the year. Apply to Alicajah Davis, Jr.
RlClI'D. DAVIS.
May 2j tsit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

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stocks B"spms aad Collars, us receiving from 2r To
s., new style and neat article. All kinds o Susren
dcrs, Hosiery Gloves, SHIRTS and Drawers al ~ cts
Also very fine article Of SILK Under Shirts and Draw
ers; Fashionable Scaris aud Cfavals. Pocket llandker
chiefs Of every style and superior lot Of Umbrellas al
Manufacturers plcts.
o. would invite particular ooiice To large lot Of
c5s al 10 each. such a cannot be bought else
where Iu less than nine shngs, though our enemies
were the Judges. Goats for 5 aud Pants the same.
Very thankful for ;hc liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed me, hope and solicit continuance uf the
same. My best efforts viii he eXcred 10 please
\. B.-Cutl'ng and Maxim! On the most reasonable
terms. All goods made 10 order are warranted. and
fashionable fl guaranteed, or the er"ds paid for Ms
prices or maklho Coats vary iton 81 to 81 For cut
ting Goats 80 let's Pants and VESTS 25 cts relsc call
ia ana see. and r the Truth ui Tie atuye give me hi
al, and NY word. no ''pnBs," shall he verified.
W inter Goods oflcrpd Tor less than cost, at Fdbo ;
Exchange Corner, hy the subscriber.
BENJAMIN TERRY.
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