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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
UNION BAKERY,
kHHChburr

UNION BAKERY,
LynchbHr..
VIE. subscriber ever grateful ior l,vors past and
anAously hoping Tor continuance of patronage
most respectfully informs lis friends and customers,
thai the above establishment will he conducted on its
former principles of punruallty and dispatch His
Bread. oi all dcsc ptons. will equal IL surpass any
that he produced IN tins region of country, and
"lN + AND LET LIVE"
hls mottu, he Is prepared 10 furnish his customers the
"STAEE OF LIFE"
st ms reasonable rates, as the make, prices will allow
IN ihls he dch's compcun lie is prepared Ia deliver
at all s'as'nnblo hours, the following pvns Of
Bread. without fail
l.oat and Family Bread.
Biscuits,
Water and Soda Crackers,
Pound Cake.
Gingerbread. good quality.
Cakes ot every dcscr plIon for paties
Together with Confectionery and We'd.
din: Cakes. tr particular purpos,s-All made Of
the hest materials.
The public's most obedlen. urvoni,
q. W WALKER
o.. Fresh Yeast 1r family fer sale a, any hour,
either III the day oi night g. W. W.
May Is
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C.ISN EDI ESHNE.<.

WILL. give the highest cash prices for green and
L dry Hides delivered at the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be gwen IN exchange.
if preferred Hides viii be tanned shares and deliver
cd at the Market house when tanned All work Wal
ranrd. W. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3
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y il: w $ Il o Is 4
L. EERCE.
~ Ne door below J. G. Mems. is receiving and
~ opening New Stuck Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS. lad it, under the mos, adyan,a
ycous circuuisIancrswh lrh hr viii sell As low II not
lower than any ever offered IN TIN. market Those wish
my 10 purchase NIL nd their interest To call before
buym. The following conrosesa portion Of his stock
run GI.s1'LI.uI. ~.
Wooldycd black and colored Cloth. from 81 10 the
the finest.
d. do d. CASH ,nerei from 81 rs &c
Gamhro,ns and Summer Cloths from 81 cts too 81 90
PLAZA and striped linen Drills. al all prices,
Lsrgr lh Of Cotton Drill, "a, all prices.
SATIN, M-nlo. Valencia Marsallles AMI other Vestngs
Gcnemen's Kid. SIa aud other Gloves.
Pocht, and Neck landk-rch,els, Gum and Silk Suspen
le.s
Sax auI Cotton Un,hrcllas.
FOR LADIES'.
Lawns Chiu,z. NJ. dc LANES fiom l.. 20 the finest,
''nbazn.s very Superior article,
! Alpaca Iusrps
allco,s all prices,
tilng hams from Is. Ia finest.
larltnn and Swiss MouNns,
Fan"y handkerchief, and Neck Ties.
.>ld, Six aud all other Gloves aud Allt's.
Ribbons, Florence Bald aud sth"r B onn.s.
bonnet Lawns, Plrasnls and Shades,
silk apl Cotton Hos and hall HOSE,
lrsh Linen Shceling
NJ r,alll' sQmlis. very cheap,
Napkins and Doilies
Iullci Covers,
L1rge lot o French Linens
Fiery superior Table Covers,
Isle Lac,s end Ed.ues,
,nkcen.
b lrlaps Apron. Home League. and Furniture Checks
Penllcn'iary PIaids,
Bed Ticks
Mexican and Dover Mixtures.
With all other articles usually KEEP, in his lins-incu-
ding GrocertsAl ri which will be- i'd Gas our neigh
bo,s "a, asst nlshIh.y low.
May is
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.V'EUy' GOODS.

TTNllE Subscriber will open fine rmrn' Of
i GOODS, FANCY MILLINERY, Consisting
i'll part Of
Florence Braid Bonn,,s Of all prices,
II and Braid Siraws;
Imperial Shell and Albert do. beautiful ar,ice,
Also. variety oil low priced Willow, Cypress aud
Lawn Bunnes.
Drawn and plain Silk I'onnos,
With ahautiful assortment of Ribbons. Flowers and
Fancy Articles too tedious mention.
r. +. IlENiNG.
May is
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
Mr. Benjamin W. walkers:

Nr. Benjamin w. Walker:
NOC will lake notice. that | shall, on the % Ia day
L Of May. 1913. nj the Court house oi Rankin tonn-
~ in the town Of Brandon, State Of Mississippi, TAXI
the dcposiiluns al Samuel NJ Puck,tt lhomasJ III,
ssac w hlte, David Dixon. Andrew GlVan f. II l.unl.
bard Mr.. - Head and others; aud oh the 81 81 da 3,
IT the mouth and year. the Brokers Dl'e III
Brown lutte town OF "ksbur. Warren County. Mis-
slssipp take the dcpus"ns 81 Shepherd Brown aud
Mayor NiIlkce all Of which dcposllons VIII be read as
evidence III two suits al law IN which You rlanun
and am defendant, the one presiding III HE County
Court Of Halifax County Virginia. aud the other IN ,hf
Circuit Superior Count ol Law aud Chancery, fur III,
County Of Halifax aforesaid
Very respectfully. yours. Sc
THOMAS IlUNDLEY.
April Ia Nv
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HNl1E Sulscrl or returns his thanks TO lis friend. and
the public g'ncrally. tT the liberal patronage
" hch has hcr,iofr, been extended T., him and tk,s
this M th'"i OF informing them grn, rally, III h, NOW
recciv:n. his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

Dissolution.

INllE partnership oiS.S \ ". Harris is this day dis.
Il solved by mutual consent. Allhe psrinrrshipeilcs
accounts goods &C. tonglng to Tia, Concern have been
placed III Ssmne :. llarl,'s hands 10 cocc, and rsy
the debts due to- and from The coucern who alone is au
TN rized h. srile them. :. :. HARRIS,
WILLIS HARRIS
May 4 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

Family Flour.
"E have on hand. small lot Of FAMILY
w FLOUR, Tor sale by
d. I. TlNSIEY s co.
May is
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f. : cay',,..
The Secretary OF me treasury has punished ST
81 ao'"' e'' o'ooo"' ii'aspiy >on' "l'n i' s-Ss 'e
has rrresed nirustlon were ade up IN package III
the us'on lionse IN New Ofl.a's, IN lie :, N Jfy
Tart, but which have never been received by tie uraf-
meni lie iattlfr says, III has bren asrtf'an'h 'hat
"ome oil 'hr NOTES Illus rand aud 'atr'ihd have len
pad milo The Custom 'l""sts snd To receivers ~ p"hc
mone, b'ann. very slight 'ndea'h'ns = any 81 PRIOR
cancellation irnn which 1t Is apr'hrnd'd hat others
The , sa"s a1.,, ',g v nr i ," s srS
Ne received OF IN any ray acknowledged by The Ireasu
Y' What ao'lon'y. We would ask, has The G'y'rn-
ment oi the United States thus i"ftPud'dfe one hun
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SPRING SUPPL, OF COCOA

all "f which much lower than they have hcrctar,
been, which will enable him iirr much greater IN
Queen eEs than have been ol,1,d in iismark,i b,
himself "r any other p'r.on engaged III the line
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-30
n-,r,,vs nE ADVERTISING

eouare of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, T nor1.R. and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- H 1over 10 lines, and not exceeding l5, to be Ed as a square and half-over i5, and not ex- sPl;no 20. as two squares-and in that proportion paonger advertisements
 nS, 3II advertisements to be paid for in advance, v vea,,nent assumed by some responsible person. | ben an individual account, at the above rates, .r,nts to S5O and under $l00, in one year, dis ''nt of 25 per cent. will be made; and when it 'r,nfs to S10O or upwards, in the same period, a ,sonnt of 335 per cent will be made. No deduc- n however will be made, Ii payment be deferred Sr tbe year shall have expired; nor will any re- rtion be made on legal advertisements, required 1av to be published.
 4 'a" CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR. S exceeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $20 H 30 '' '' G 30 60 '' G s' 6 50 Il advertisements, or parts thereof, exceeding TO- or so lnes as the case may be, subject to the rres and discounts first mentioned; and no con- 1 ts at these rates for less term than year. No Bncton for occasional omissions; and all contracts ftie year to be paid in advance.
 STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. T 10 lines or less, each additional ]
 3 3months, $6 square, s4
 6 6 10 Es s
 l2 G 15 C l2 All standing advertisements will be charged at the if mentioned rates, unless a contract be made when for inscrtion and must be paid for in advance All advertisements must be marked with the num-
 of insertions desired, otherwise they will be con- ued until forbid, and charged accordingly. No person will be announced for any office, either Y, state, or county, without the advance payment i've dollars.
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise h,s, and payment required in advance. No job will hereafter be delivered to any person h whom we have no regular dealings, until paid Ill letters must be postpaid, or they will not re- se any attention.
 Single number of the paper, i2s cents
 4 No variation will be made from the above rates.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-30

Lost.-The Pennsylvania Enquirer says that Ca wild boy, named Thomas Spears, with mane of hair growing down his back; was lost on the night of the Both September, l84l. He was seen last in Caledonia, Cana da.o No reward is offered for his appre- hension, but it is to be hoped that if any of the good people of Arkansas find him, they will restore him to his disconsolate mother, who, until her son was lost, did not know that he was out. ,4rk. Intel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

every boat. and every bridge and bend on me
Canal. by night or day; at al hours he Is haihhg
some former shipmate or acquaintance on pas
sage boat There, SAY they goes gas7ne
Bill
Pu, UP this night at New Boston, y miles eas'
Of Syracuse, OH the long level cur ianoioi D. =
the best boatman's landlord on the Gitcn' ~
turc to yourself large, rambling nouse' olleo
white; q pent-stock in front gushing spring Na
Ter into a large tank for horses to drink uA :;
har.roon warmed by large unturnlshec COOK
.,oya IN one corner a hid. of InoIasses on tap !;
N arotl,er a capacious bin of oats; the beams
overhead propoed up to support the pressure OF
rho oats and corn in the chamber above; bar
,,,s built I'D at one end OF the room which con-
:ained spirits, beer. cider by the small or gallon.
sundrv huge cheeses and parts OF checses, scales
to weigh pork fresh meat, butter, cheese, flour,
SC &c. large wooden trencher filed with
rolls Of butter. Goldfish, mackerel, herring. ard
sundry empty boxes. The landlord, a Plaln
coarse but kind hearted man Of fifty years, with
features in which you can observe both shrewd-
ness and benevolcnce he greets you with that
PLAIN cvlIlty winch neither :oppresses by lis ser
witty nor dsgusts By It's rudeness his prices are
full 20 per cent lower than those OF many other
landlords on the line OF canal, but ne lets his
prices and the quality OF his provisions, recon-,
mend themselves asked him why he stabbed
horses 25 per cent lower than others; he said that
the currency was now so reduced that every man
should have some conscience in his prices; when
the bows went to the stable to clean the horses ne
told them that if there was not straw enough 10
bed the horses to pull hay from the NOV, as be
never would sec hard working horse lie down
in wet stall He had horse Of his own winch
had injured his leg by hole in Bird ge be want
ed 10 sell this horse but so faithful beast had be
been. that he refused a dozen offers from hard
horse masters; he said ne would keep HIM tlt be
died rather than sell him to be killed on the canal
fConcluded Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

10 000 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN Ian
.UtjU FOR SALE-LyinS in Orange end Rock
and COUNTIES State Of New York $ mile; from he
The New York aud Erie Railroad Oane Iunnte and me
well stocked with wood OF p years growth and ugwaiS
considerable pant of II might be made arabic mere Is
vcr1I ron mines OF which has iaey been opened aud
proved TO BE- quality There so very extensive v"
Ter power win sumter OF falls the Rtmafo River
Tuxe,o Lake two miles long and one mule wide les 10 one
part OF the tract the scene. of which Is beautiful II isth
Tract Access car be had toit three four h@ufs by me
" Erie Railroad in NV or siX hours hy t' Wy 81
Hackensack aud Orange Turnpike by The way OF Nyaci
or Hayerstraw.
tract uJire al q Chatham street. where ma? b. seen
and other particulars ascertaned relative the above es-
x.s auli SIM
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From the Brother Jonathan
ON THE FAILING OF BLOSSOMS FROM FRUIT
TREES
ny s,n.. -. stco,-ExTy.

BY MRS L. u. slGorESEY.
THE world doth lead US captiye,-so thoughts
Are nor IN sympathy with The sad heart
or the sweet blossoms az they fall 10 earth.
The Apple mourneth f2r her Perished wreath,
And the young Almond makes the grass-mound white
With her lost wealth. Leaniaz against heE prop
Ths Peach iamsnteth Ger her psllid babes,
Dead a, her feet
Lift up your voice, V birds
From yot.r cool nests the soaring v tng.
And comfort them. Tell Of the the Of ifult,
When this brief season shall be turn-d 10 JOY
Sing OF the Masters glsdness, when he comes
To gather in his treasures. Bid Them b.de
Ia cheerful Hope, the darkness OF this hour.
Aud lend ,heif fragrance 10 the migrate winds,
Since rod remernbereth them, and will restore
Geauty for ashes.
Higher lift your strain
Mifstrcis OF Heaven, and ask the stricken trees:
II their fraii blossoms fell rot in the ion'b,
Where would the harvest be?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
PRINTERS AND BINDERS waRGRoo9

PRINTERS AMI BIN DEhS !" .IRGhOOSs
NJ. 90 and Il C;old-sueer New-Yosk.-Aprii 1874
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED The HoErfrr
ire. pr<. Nschine md Saw M5auiactnr', cepssrrs-
d;tfoa of new lld improved machinery TO thar ven
End the reduction hr cost Of nietsn.ls and bbor ::
Died rs.liy 10 reduce The rrcss 81 ihe' fr,Ss sEd Of h
t-.s and binders sriss gs?eEa!lly a. W.! q sees @
~ r,.kiistr,sn; i. s,ill under The personal sprer
desce OF Richard VI Hoe and Robsr Hoe aud t!ey ,sss
Their friends that rotwths landing The erEf isdneaoc pros
ali articles maauiae:uved by this shall a
The hieh reputation which they ha't hitherto sustained
hsu in every particular. They dstttr th+insri1ss also IL
Their old eGs will only continue tns;r iaSor. bs =
Printers generally viii appreciate ther en'@sv@7s to :zgzz
The YER ht>r articles AZ barely snurer1.Ins tfcfs
5 from any srt oC the country for al art.ele, sl -
Printers OF BiElsTs, scuding Type, n< FspeE, etc. sl =
sysca:cd with the greatest snd romparcs al ~
best terms.
Job5ns work and Tspair;ns Will e done at IRE lowest @
Sls price with every srrsacioa aud EXPEDITION
:. BAH articles manufactured By this s-s'asiisas
will 5e stamped z Hos Y Co.. SO thai persons usi ls,si
may noi bs imposed upon with spurious aInces msfs M
tator OF theirs.
Printers newspapers who publish s advertisement W.,
lS uote thee times before the hrs OF july next, and -
OF th.ir pss viii be entitis % payment OF tosr s
On buEirS tour times The amount Of 1t an9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

asc.a7 ,EVENING LINE At SEVEN
rls-.=zz--lfsreeSeE O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
direct without landing. t he splendid low
pressurs. Steamboat SWALLOW, Capt. A. Al'Lssn VIII
leave the foot Of Conrait-steet Tuesday thursday
and Saturday Evenings O'Clock for Albany direct
=. The Swallow has large number Of elegant state
rooms and for speed aud accommodation not surpassed on
the Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

ssa.ca-r PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
c..i;z1.31DOhTS FOR ALBANY THROUGH Dl-
:-s.-::zs2 .fCT DAILY at O'Clock P NJ Sundays
xca.ed From ;ne Steamboat Pier between Courano ana
The new and conmo4ous Steamboat, ROCHESTER c. s
the foot OF Courtlaud and Lby:ses,s, Tuesday Thurs
pay ard SATURDAY evenings, at ! o'clock. *, p-a al,
e=vg AOJ;day Wednesday and FEday az O'Clock
Steamboat North America Capt. NJ IL Truasdeli landing
intermediate places will leave tuesday, IhuTsday ana
Saturday afternoon nj O'Clock.
The Columbia, Capt It. g. CGuttenden Monday Wednes'
lav and Fsiday.
Passengers taking this Line Of Boats will invariably arrive
ample t.c the Morning OF Cars foT
East West The above Boats and sue2tantis
Ire furnished with aud eiegant State Rooms anu i"I
r,e.l aud accommodations unrivsled the HUDSON
passae freight apply board 10 p Schultz at the
cTIcs on the wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
CBaSc1s,s HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI

L FOLD WRITER.-This article has now been before
n. pu 5lic aud has gained reputation be-
on ,ayais with any thing kr0wn ecd the many thon-
sand copies daily ii use apoof Tie gh iayos tSe nave
I,i.d has entirely tkeG the precedence OF the L'pyiHs
;,, many oil a,,r merchants after Jayin: from SIS 20
50 fora Pss have lad hen as,. and siyn me ,, old
-. Til. CoPyIng Books done up variety 81
49,. -,ne- beng ruled plain varying price from 81
sur i i rai and merchants who stuy economy, Will
- - ad examine the article. and viii tina:
vii itself more than column Of ADVERTISING
,;.st veers ON board STEAMBOATS, and a. hotels selling
woTths III ,--icIs sold wholesale and rrtst! y
truly INV siDi' / FRANCIS, 10 Maiden lane
Lib
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:se.-TfIE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform h pub

ss,s-TfIE subscribers respectfully inform The pub
ic that they have removed their Nursery and Flower
i. Garden from their former establishment N byoaaiyay
corner OF 2Jd street 9;h the 30 avenue Where
with increased facilities they continue the business III az IS
BRANCHES and Offer sale, addition 20 their aF-idy large
COLLECTION of Greenhouse and Hothnus Plants extensive
assortment, % Erit and Ornamental Trees ShTuhber ei
aceon Plants etc. etc. and which they aGd2 ysaTiy
STREET attention 5,.uess merit continuance 81 ht a.
yos h-v have Hitherto received from tile rubc. hr lit
lem st'grs leave every half hour the Astoria stages and TIE
Harlem Railroad cars nearly every h?r I ta's the Ga }o from
when requested so 10 do. THOMAS HOGG * SONS.
NJ oI-
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y5-.s.-s-s NlOttt,tc an u ESSEN RAILROAD.
G%A-E E.F-I D 2K, NEWARK AND MORRIS
susenrA Arrangement


Leave Eefy-{or@ Leave Newark Leave Norristown
o'clock y. NJ o'clock 4 ;! 7;oclock :. ".
N. Phi ?: P VI.
2SsrEsrs ~ me morning Morri,town te.s
b ~ S"l, Ssg VIII g. In realiassS 10 ccuvsy then
= ScoosS Mountain v aShI1-:on BelvjSre and EAS,oa;
4-52 % SlTta Ne'TrovTH Milford aud Owegc
taSsn2es from AioErStown will arrive n time
i5ta- s1 -rsc ir tras from New York for Philadelphia
-: - 'siif Jus, n'ete The csrs tbs ro1c
cp c~e' 70 sf iso. Jss-y connection with Ia=
tt'lT OF me New sss Railroad Of The sane tour, thereby
aVsldi an! ei1ass Of passengers basy-s formerly.
The = AIlrad having recently bssn reaid with tie
eA's' Fa Is low IN ,conpizle running order and offers
aeso TIE moss aacvc AID picturesque excursions -
riel2i. : Se = and expeditions
6sel NV fSrS asa j crro passengers and ssi:h.,
WHICH VIII De iEcn on the most reasable Terms Oce
ne ioei 1t tourtiandt street w-G- agent vii always Be
Attendance.
RATES oFCoslAIJTATIoN PER ASNunI
SsNzrS G,GrTIsto Sss
Madison and Chatham :. .......Sse
SararliI Su
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

......zr MORNING L1NE-For Albany and
r-1s4- Troy, and Intermediate landings; From the
foot Of Barca ystrec The new low.preSSur=
:feainer EMPIRE, Capt 5. r. Roe leaves TEls MORN
ING al O'Clock. mo ,.oD
ROW MORNING, at O'clock.
For Passage apply the Office foot Of Bacia-street or Ga
For passage, apply at the Office, foot of Barcaf'ee
or on Board. ,,u CT.
or any other k.d of Property, taken, shipped put on board
ts Boat the risk OF the owners OF such Goods
reyhi Rn-C4y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

CORPORATION NOTlCE--Public notice Is
" hereby given TIE oxrers of property IN Gran: sTf
yeca FORSYTH Orchard rsair the lavemeAts
in front s ic zr before the 2?i instant and that
in case st. neglect the PAYERS wl be employed
by the InsectA 81 the Ward to repair said yements 'hev
az it may be REQ uited aud the orers be CHARGED with the
p.1 :. thereof JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Sr.s; { ,r1,n aI's oi,s. Au-us. u 1873 ault