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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

INCREASE OF THE ARMY.-The London Stand
ard of the % has the following psrsph:
On Tuesday las, the government entered in
10 a contract with Messrs. Learmou,h, the
principal army aceou,rement makers, for 10,
600 sets of accouuemenis to be supplied forth
with. This order confirms the general i'm
preston that the army is about 10 be consider
ABLY increased. Mo. Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

CERTAIN TO CusE THE Boris IN Tloxsss.-
Take hslf gill OF rye whiskey, one gill Of spir-
its oliurpsn.ine, one gill common II soap: mix
them well together IN porter oott ., and breach
the horse with i,-turn il down his throat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

SAiLo rs FOR RKPEAL.--Five hunriie ed sailors ~
board the United States ship Independence at New
York have subscribed dollar each in aid of Irish
repeal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

spell blind pig with two letters Can't 'Isa't
blind pig, pig without an 2 (eye.) yea
fnsn G spells blind pig.'--Punch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

The wKATHER.-The thermometer for ths
two or three past days has ranged at IS de-
grees, Cool drinks and light clothing 10 the
order Of the day..-.Mo. Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

Tho III. BLAKE,
Commissioner of The Gent Land Office,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

1.-THE weather durog the past week has
well supported the high character of Wiscon-
sin summer; and the crops, without a single
exception, were rerely il ever looking better.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-15

G-The Board of Commissioners of this
County met on Monday and adjourned on
Thursday last, having transacted all tho bust.
ness before them. Mr. Virgin did not take his
sea. with the Board in consequence Of severe
illness. The Clerk for The same cause was
unable to fill Misplace for two days Of Inc ses.
sion. 1t is to this latter circumstances iha. the
nea, filling Up Of many Of the orders is at,rib-
utabls--ii being some Of our handy work. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

Yesterday, the House Of Delegates again refused TO
receive the Land fund. by Of Is 10 62; twelve
Lucas voting with the hugs in favor Of reception and
thereby suhiceting themselves the charge OF being
co,atptioni,is aud bribed The people will Judge
rather differently however, imagine. when they begin
feel the pressure OF increased carried Of COURSE
To some extent. By this understandable action Of the lie
gisature As Tor the opthets which they apply 10 us
who go for the reception Of This fund none know their
ialsehood better than th,se Who them-and none
would use them who are conscious of their applca
blIity To themselves.
An Effort 10 enlarge the Small Note circulation was
Yesterday unsuccessful Another .lort will DO made on
Monday Letters frum various countrIes-some Of them
gcntlcnen Of the locoioco party with whom have
had the pleasure OF PERSONAL acquaintance. urge
lue 10 press upon the House and shall therefore do
so-rarculay ,h. proposition not only looks 10 the
e., of the issue Of small mites, but likewise relieves
the ,nLs here u the liability to redeem the notes VI their
several branches in specie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
OIsisG Az

Died, al the house fJohn Is Floyd Esd, on tuesday
he = lst Ill Mrs. Eihz,nETH pREsrok, vile oi lAom
as l.. Preston, OF Abingdon, and daughter Of Gen. I'D
ward W ats Of Roanoke county. II is seldom we are
called record dlspensation OF Divine Providence
so sad as the circumstances which attend the death OF
this es,mahe and anab!e lady. laylshly gifted by the
hand Of 1ounufnl Nature adorned With all the rafe
and gentle qualities of woman, which give 10 HE It's re
al charms-bu' lately marlod-surronnded by adinlTing
acquantancss, and large circle Of devoted friends, she
looked forward with all the buoyant hopes of youth. 10
life Of useful happiness. But the burial has followed the
bridal in such quick succession. That we scarcely awake
from the pleasures Of the until we oyerwhem
ed by the calamity of the other She has left breaved
husband 10 mourn his nnmey misfortune, but II will
be consolation 10 his bruised heart. To feel, that the
valley Of the shadow Of DEATH is but portal Ia the
realms of another and better WORLD aud that the
heartfelt sympathy Of his friends is with him IN his deep
alllciiUn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
WHO MEETING IN BEDFORD.

atam,ttiur VI the Wigs Of Bedford, held at the
courthouse Thereon, pnr.tsnt 10 notice oh thu 9Th Feb
rua ~, ul, Iodowek MeDan:-'. Esq WAS called to
the Char and +. {. Burhs appointed Secretary
The oljcc, 81 the meeting being 10 nomnate suitable
candidates Icpn sent tie county in tho next Legls
ture nniloh the following gentlemen appointed
committee o that purpose. 10 wit: James + johnson.
John W Holt. Martin +. Burks, John i. Salo James
NJ Woods p Buiord and Thomas Mead.
After q .hot retirement. the committee returned and
and reported the names ot Robert Campbell and Iholn
as p. Mitchell suitable candidates for the House Of
Delegates, aud Col VIM. Campbell for the Senate
The report MAS concurfed IN unanimously.
On motion, il resolved that she proceedings III
this meeting be forwarded inr publication 10 the Editors
Of ihe l.ynchburs Nnslnian and Republican, and the
Richmond Wing be requested To copy them.
LODOWICk MCDANIEL, Chm.
F.. {. BrRks, Sec'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
RICHMOND MARKETS,

FEBRUARY o. 1S43
GRAlN-Whoat GO tn 80 cts Com-Yeow As
TO Ale. White 80 CTS. Oats from wagons and Depot
80 cents.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpo~der 75c 81 so,
Black 50 a rs
WHJSkEY-Bbls. "a cents. hhds. "a cents.
CANDIES--Spcrm 26 IS cents; Patent Sperm
40 ccnts lIull's Patent is cents; Tallow l0a l2,.
COFFEE--Rio 8! to Ole; Laguayra 9a9i; ST. Do
minno 7is9; .IaA II Ia 10 ccrts.
CLOvERsEED-$4. to Al from store per bush
el.
HERDS GRASS-s7i per bushel.
TIMOTHY GRASS 80 per bI.hel.
FiSH-Famiy Hoo lIerrings ~; No !. 81 No. 2,
9. to3.
IRON-Pis-, English $50; Swedes sos, Trcdegar
500.
MOLASSES-PorioR Rico loa2oc New Orleans 81
All cents.
OIL-Winter Sooao5; Fall Strained soas5, Whale
in bbs ~ cts.
PROVISlONS-Bacon (hog round) cents. Lard
cents.
.hcSATER-tl. on Basin Bank
Z Us St. tro', Sal ic: Porto Eicj Gsa' !. New
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
Circular Of Eylss Il TRokrs Lirsyool. February Sd

Circular Of Ey.ma TnoArs Lirspooi February Sd
lS43.
The sales of Tobacco last month amounted TO | 100
hhds. Of which 2'o We're Virginia Leaf $50 slemm.d.
200 Kentucky Leaf and 4uO slefnmed; 40 Virgins
Leaf and ! y siemmed, with 50 Kentucky s,emned.
taken t,r Ireland. 20 Virginia s,enm,d for Scot
land 2l5 Leai and IS semn,rd ior expiration. loo
Leaf and s,enmod for resale and de0 hhds ior home
trade.
of Virginia cat has been made Tor Spain ila5d.-
Prices during The month have been iocrably steady f
Leaf and Virginia sienmed; Western strips, under tho
assure Of the present unprecedented ptock Of above
n,, hhds continued 10 decline IN price, how far this
a,scrinon of 81, "mcd is rsdure The consumption III
Virginia Tobacco re pains he ascerlaned but how
much may interfere tlr eiuded ii The AFTER the
advantage 10 itself will be SCARCELY percepibIe; total
abstinence from semuing in the WEST wn.eh Is not TO
expected would alone solluns, Affect tho value oil
semn,ed from that quarter.
The inevitable result ol redundant Crop Of Cotton.
has been acknoM lodged during the last few weeks by
decline o ID per h. Far upland the description Of
Cotton generally looked standard of value, oil
ered freely a, I'd The consumption oi Cotton said
To be- larger than past years. but the gum.
y produced is much e,eater IN proportion that II
than counlerha ances the advantages Of extended
consumption both a, hume mud Abroad that Importers
take this view OF Tho IN theii anxiety 10 sell
upon arrival.
There is no change Of any enenre 10 foreigners,
in the state Of this market tr nfain and Flour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
FOR KE.1'T.

TuNilE spacious and handsome Dwelling House. 10
u longing 10 Mr.. William Bailey, and, al preson, &c
cupcd by the subscriber. There Is excellent garden
a spacious yard. brick kitchen, and other ~
out houses attached the premises Also the enclosed
acre Lot. opposite the Dwelling House. on which there
is an excellent Stable, Carriage House, &c Both the
Garden aud Lot are in cultivation, with the usual vepe-
tables. nc The subscriber has possession of il only
I'll the LIST of November next, though he has doubt
To good tenant the period would be extended if desired
Possession given on the let of April During my stay
in Richmond. applicants requested 10 enquire for
TERMS which shall be moderate, TO Isaac Adams Esq ,
RID. II. TOLER.
~ 3. The subscriber ill be glad l.. dispose Of any
portion OF his Furniture at private SALE on his return to
Lynchbnry
March ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Feb. %. 1913.

fIol R.-Ne note but moderate demand for
Howard street Flour Sales were made yesterday
morning OF gnod common brands ffum store nj $3.50.
and IN the afternoon 10 Hunted txcnt at s. ga; sales
also this morning at the latter price The wagon price
is unsettled and ranges from s., 1858 so There has
been transactions in Cry Mills Flour sincr Pre-
visus repor-ihe stock on hand ia amnll aud holders
are not ANXIOUS 10 sell al 1913 Ib,re Snsque
hanna Flour in market sale Of Rye Flour has
been made at .2,37
GRAIN. The small rcc,pts # Wheat nre by wa
CONS, and prie range from ~ 10 &c ir reds per
quality from good 10 prime.
Live Hogs selling al Sj,75, and dead do, 90
per loo lbs.
WlIiSKEY.-T article is duh At lec for hhds
and &c per gallon ior bbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
ll.AgSse1Ai;l.S.

Married, Ga "Wednesday. the 22d ult. by the Rev
John Davis. Mr. GtonGl ". MonnIss. to Miss llrs
NJ, daughter Of Capt. Charles l.. DAVIS all OF
Amherst
49,. on Tuesday evening, the Dist ul,. by the
Rev Mr. Gibson. Mr.. TnoM,s NJ. WILLIAMSON, (mcr-
ehanr ofLynchbnrg. to Miss Amy ANN, daughter Of
Nathaniel ID Goolsb, of Alb.mafe.
- on the 18th February, a, South East. Pow
ha,an county. hs the Rev. p. +. Berkely, JANIS Nj.
Nnirrlr. Of pnisylsania, 10 CoRsrLh h., daughter
Of Mrs. Mar, Skp~ith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
Jan. y

NJ OF one in hundred IL compoientto eho,ss good
~ Piano Forte FOR himself. persoh may he pleased
with The Of an instrument, and may (becanse ot bis
want oil niormallon) hlnk II very superior. whilst al the
same lime II may be only tolerabe.-Such is the care
and pecauton necessary in selecting Piano Forte that
lfyeu have not experience in such matters, there
ten chances to one, that YOU will b. deceived Some in
strumcnls would be considered excellent until brought
into side by side comparison with others. S.me are We
~ good at first, hul become worthless. and others
good but not tho best. The important part Of Plsao
(he ncisn) is hid from the eyes Of purchasers, and there
Is 80 much dierence in the principles upon which they
are constructed AZ ii is possible 10 conceive of.
Under such circumstances would /, not be most pru
dent 10 order Piano from dealer in the article who
has looked into Tho comparative merits Of the different,
makers; has been selling particular make for
years during which time has sold upwards of iroc hun
drcd. without selling bad one. And in addition offers
To take upon himself the risk Of selecting for those he
may wish TO purchase. allowing them tho privilege Of
trial, aud Of Withholding payment until the matter is
fairly tested
These the terms of the subscriber. who promises To
sell low to those who absent those who give
their personal attention. T.. Z NASH.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. o. le43 sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
EDITOR'.s CORRESPO.,DE.,'CE.

RIcn"oNp, Feb. %, le43
'nhs great W hg Convrn,ien has come and gone,
~ the Enquirer "f THIS morning says-bn. If mistake
mol. IL has lett sl- behind. HE Wings were sGree-
ABLY disappointed II the vast numbers that attended,
WI az Inc zeal ahu enthusiasm they dsplayed-some
''"s Ike me bursting hf'i o the fires OF 1910 from
'h' "n"hd'fhg asl's Of mat glorious conflict. and be
'"s"h'nc' nope nhr brilliant victory IN the struggle
" 'e'f' "" n6'e nav 's 'oeh' III onf chig a mar
:" '".e2'e ''' ''9s' iHP''e' commence may be
up e' ana an a' WE nave 10 Do Is To take care that
'S '"'' s"''. "e '''h worthy OF snch chlc'-
s''"'9 ~ '''hh'no'h" CHARACTER as 10
A''P "'''' "s' NM "oAAhs insects which are sure TO
w '''' ~ ''' H",43"''e Oh 'feo'1 ana corrupt
' anu ~ III" ''' "'''' as 10 oe nnapFroa'haole Ivy
'"''' " ~ ''' event ' Ms recession 10 the fre5den
- "'''' '"'" III" mum i'' S"ase'-'r"atd path oil
" ''', anu ''"'" Tue runner Il mfm'efs IN al
''''e VI '"'se whose names appear
49, "'"'' !" ''' 'S', as "'ea'eS from different
.'s WIS ''''1' "''e no'''f" 'ne largest .o"sco-
"'' ,.'s 's'"''eo IL 's''a I'll e''aff party since
a., w. '"e '''o'''o '""ve""oh Is Ia
49,, "'' ''p''' vi" NC "'''s At
', "''n''' III '"'e" aS 'afy ARE IN 'heir prefer
' ''''.",' '"" instructed a. some oi
~'''' 'e'.' 1" Dc, TO procure a" pres
'P'''" ;" ''''' u .'' 'a'no'h' '"ey VIII ne a
A.. T,,,,'','. ''''' wv ''''''' - PIE
.,.. ...a,,., =; ''..' '.'"
.r H. -, 1872: Nv. WI" MANN SAW"
..,;, L. "''' "'' may
80. Iii. ,.:, Y' Az, w., ''
v.,,;.n h.u ", '''' -'''"' >'"
in the Indications IF Tho ,;,,ns r. f., &c.,, - .,
:" '"' "a'os VI INC ''f'fs II the erect "i The nom
finn. md ,t,,, .,,,.,-.,.;n, .;,;f "e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. "a.

Sterling bills not active they were Yesterday;
lOo lDbl sail they will command and even that III
dilcnly Blllson Paris abundant at 5 AZ .
Notwithstanding the large amount Of specl. that has
come IN the Acadia. II Is beey.d lhet thu Great YVES
Tern, on the way, will have as much Oh board Area
dy more insurance wanted on II thnn tho offices can
lake.
EXcHANGE.-Boston par prem: Philsdel phia !,
dsci Baltimore . disct; Washington. u. L. disc,;
Richmond | a a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
Foreign Correspondence Of the Richmond Compiler.

The principal business transacted in this tobacco
kei dufng the past month"; has been IN Western strips.
or hsme consumption.,ur manufacturers having been IN
duced. by further ecne good aud fne qualities, 10
complete their stocks.
About 1000 hhs have been sold; chiefly range OF
prices ifom ID. the unly exceptions being one or
Two small lots OF faded strips II Sid few comparative
" rilns sales Of fine AT ID, within ID Of that price,
aud s. is the retail quotation for HE article.
The tendency TO decline be arrested, however,
and II Is expected thai the present rates viii be sup
ported hu, the heavy supply p,udes the hope VI an,
early improvement.
Wehavc had very limited dtnsnd lor other d.scrip
tons OF ohaec. and there apparent alteration in
their value. Some good and fine Virginia strips have
hcen disposed Of nj full prices. and occasional sma rur
chasas Of eai o the grow H. are reported At 3.aii
aud I'd ior common sound In mddling qualities.
Yours &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
MORE GOODPR

sold, in the last week. one hid for L. II. & W Pat,
teson, of Buckingham, al 81 90; hhds for Fred Fer
re Of Halifax at s. 80, the other at 81 So hhds
Tor James Robinson, Jr. Of Campbell, at 81 50.
s. so; hhds. for Bird Moore of Halifax one s.
20, al s. 90, and al s. 60.
Lugs not quite as high this week for noaers but
working Iugsa In demand, and prices fully good
No change i'll ether sorts. }. IL. TYRE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
LYNlMEggsl. INSTITUTE FOR
A'OE.N1 L.lDxES.
cosplcTrp 1T
MIR AND MAS. MEANY,

AIR. AND MRS. MEAsY. thankful t,r The liberal
AVA patronage they have received leg leave 10 an-
nonnce Ia he inhabitants II J. ynthbg md It's vicinity
thai the neN aoson will cpnm,nce IN Monday Tie
18Th OF February neat Theeonrseof instruction isiu
een'-conPtislng The sarions departments Of An
Gent aud Nodern Literature Mathematical and Natp
raj Sciences. hest calculated deyelee the Bower, II
the youthful nind aud useful and finished edo
Gallon.
The location ofhc eh@lbeing generally and fsvor,bly
known. II deemed unnecessary .nueate the many
advantages eneisihe apartments ire arpe and cu.-
mnduns, and supplied with the Instruments nercssary us
illustrating the principles of every department purpusd
in The Schooi. Patens who send children from DIS
lance may have an opportunity Of uniting the advshs-
ges Of liberal and thorough ednealion with ron,tts.
bic mud agreeable hVne Mr. NJ. has made arrsner-
mens. 10 rcelse irclcs young l.adesboarders --iua
his family whose moral habits aud department will b
superintendent by Mrs. M.any, AMI cemn,snd her care
and attention.
ISrmspcr Session Oft ,onla,.
Tuition in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. r.
Grammar. geography. History, &c. pupils
under the age nj II Yeas, Sl2 70
. . Pupils over the age ofia
years. Is 20
:" :" With Composition, }
Rhetoric. Globes. Astronomy. Philosophy, /; so
Chemistry, Ceotney. &c.
Ancient and Modern Languages EACH ertra 90
Geometry, Algebra. frgonome,ry, with The r,ln.
aruc,ion Vi Maps. Charts, &c b. the Scales
Music with The Of Piano, two lessons per
week. % %
foard including washing. &c s. 10 per month"; so DO
- No olhpr ertra except Tor the Of Globes
payabe IN advance
REFERENCES.
The n. Rev. j. Johns, Ep, Blshop If Virginia
In. Rev Thomas akinsln.
- - james Douqhep.
= " h. NJ. Wharton.
Charles krotsif. NJ D., Pr Mod I'm. University Va.
SanI, l;arlaud. Alexander 1ompkins,)
{ Dabney ID Rodes, Esqss.
james Garland, T. Fletcher.
Jan 30 taif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
TO TIL; PUBLIC.

Vie subscriber having removed his store 10 tap
L VI. 1abois corner, opposite the market house.
b,gs leave state. that the for winter clothing
is lar advanced and no, wishing 10 keep IN bard any
winter goods for summer, he now oilers Al his new
stand all G1ods IN the aosc line cost and all other
goods al lower prices than heretofore Offered by HIN,
any other establishment and abatement, Among the
ARTICLES comprising his stock. may DO ound Overcoasi
frock. Dress and Hunting Goats in every variety and
aies, STYLE warranted well made and Of the best maier
ais equal Ia any aud "bcor Than the bes'and cheap
.r ,hns offered before IN his other marke-
Also Pants Vests Shirts. Drawers Stocks. Bosolns,
Collars. Suspenders, Gloves, and every article In In"
tailoring or clothing line. usually kept.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him. stranger. he hopes by STREET attention and pune
nalty IN business 10 merit from his old AM
he public. continuance oi the same.
III ~
Cutting ut thu shorest notice. and warranted to
Fl, at 50 for cutting cosls aud % r pans and
vests.
Also
Cutting mud making nj thu shortest notice. and Gr
the finest coat S. and dawn 10 s., for Pants
AMI vests IN proportion.
Please call and for tho truth fthe above give HIM
irla aud II he donl suit. he will pay fgr tho mate,
llals.
BENZ TERRY
l.,
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wick S and other hinds,) prouth cf ls42, with a
inll assortment OF other Garden Seeds and iew boxes
containing choice selection of Garden Seeds for sale
the lowest market prices and when bills ten or Tvs enty
dollars purchased Of the Seeds put up in papers a
liberal discount will be made the purchaser For
saeat Howell DAVIES,
March tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

y retaining hun IN Office Bu lie axe ot ptscnpt,qn
had teen whstt. and the victim bleed. The can
ddstes nomnaied. besides John NJ. Gregory. the IN
camhni were John f. Wiley Of Amelia. Daniel Rad
eliIl, Of Prince William and James A. Seldom of Rich
mondlhs latter the iasorl,e of tho Richmond JUNO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
OCTOBER 10th, Isi2.

OCTOBER 10th. Isl2.
UOllN J. PURNIS has just returned from trip after
- Goods, and can with truth say he is now opening
n Bank Square. Lynchburg, the cbeapes, stock Of
DRYGOODS. GROCERIES, &c.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Cassmeres very cheap
Cassncs. Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans at 25 cts pc.
yard and upwards
Mkt. plain. and striped Lnscys at Cd per yard and up
wards
Double width Crcassians, from 37i cts per yard to
the finest
Eleached and brown Domestic Shifting, yard wide. a,
Aid per yard
Alpaca Lnsre, splendid quality. at 5octs per yard
Bombaznes. all grades. very cheap
Wooen aud Cotton Stockings, alcolors, at Cd per pair
Flanncs, all colours. from Is per yard to the finest
Sha~s. large supply for Fall and Winter Use
Hats and Gaps, fur, seal, &c.
Knitting Yarn, blue mkt, white and red
Caicoes splendid assortment from AID to 2s rcr yard
with great variety Of other Dry Goods, tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SALT!
large lot Of Salt, fine sacks cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar, from AID TO lOc,s. per ID.
Coffee, superior article at % per ID.
Spun Cotnn, best make, at Factory prices all numbers
Shoes, good assortment, at Is Sd. and upwards.
JNO. l.PURViS.
Oct. IL tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Ia stern District, Of Virginia

FrnRuAnr 81. let3,
HUARI rs n. PATTERSON u the County Of
u Nelson having filed petition praying TINT he may
he declared Bankrupt II ~ ordered, thai NIL persons
claiming be creditors OF the said Charles \ Patterson
show cause the court the 3sl day of March
why the said Charles n. Patterson be M, decsied a
IN trup pursuant the Act OF Congress in lhs behalf
and I'm. copy OF this order be published In tho
pspers net ,rding To HE 22d and 2dth fu,s Of court
A eopy--fese,
HENRY GIBSON. Cpa.
Msrcho M5~
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still Gre ater Decline.
,4 IL
RlspECATIOy.

EDUCATION.
~ ME summer srsslon oi the subscribers SCHOOL,
4 will commence un Wednesday, the FIRST day VI
March and size respectfully returns her thinks To Tho
public for their liberal patronage and wishing
ate them has ducd her prices To suit the times.
TERMS
lst cla.s-For Spellns .ud Reading. s. per sss.
Cad do--Drtho2raphy, Reading, Writing, Arithme
lie, Geography and Grammar. s. PER ss~.
Bird do-Modefn aud Ancient History. Natural
Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry, Rheinrc, Ny
thology. Be-, $40 per so
KEBECCA L. ION NLEY.
Feb. 6 Inf
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Pocket Book Lost.

OSr. on Tuesday. III. 2slh Of February. In Lynch
bury. between the lumber house OF J. u. Renaick
\ CO. aud Man street,
4 sMAEi. LEATHER POCKET BOOK,
containing seven dolsrs In moncy-nnd several Bonds
Ona Maj Sam. Woods Ea $50; on Asa Holland fof
$50 Bond oi $500. with several credits; and sundry
other small Bonds forwrn all persons from trading ios
OF these Bonds. will give libora reward II thu
finder will leave the Pocket Book and papers with Bsnl
+ Tnsey Go, JESSE WOOD
March ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-02

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BED BLANKETS, from % 90 % the finest.
NEGRO BLANKETS, sfne as low as 50 eeu,ss -
PULLED CLOTHS .1.vD C.1SyLsETI1.
some as low as . cents. -
I.LNSEfS. from sd 10 the best quai,y
= L7.s.SELS, from Sd To 81,
.nOUSLLSS, latest style, very low,
SH9HLS. splendid assortment
tEBpE1'S AND BC.l.TE7' SILKS, very iieh
BO.s.ff,7' MD rELpsT RfBBO.sY. rrfnayh-
ably low.
PL1Lv md FIGURED Silks, srlenais =
sirtmen', z#z
COTTO.N CT OTIS, yard vide at I'D,
BED TICKING, at d. /, Ii Cd
C.3LiCOLS. lrom d ID u the riot,
stGIR. COFFEE. SD T. md D.fLE COT
TON. very cheap.
We have heavy stock Of the a:,ote articles and are
disp,sod " sell thotn very low
ROBES BURTON.
Dec Is t,,f