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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-27
30 Ina

fom New York, South
Europe that have to lay in their provisions for the voyage
invited call and purchase them of the subscribers at
their cheap cash they from Is
do,ng and good provisions purchased
elsewhere Captains Of vessels and houseeepers also will b.
supplied with all kinds Of groceries and provisions equal
saving wholesale RETAIL at the store No. 1903 South
Fulton Market. l.. s. & H. HARRIS.
IN
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ONTAkIO BANK DIVIDEND-Twenty per cent the
capital stocs Of this Bank will be paid 70 the Soekhelde
the day of November Of the surplus profits Of
The Office at Cansndsgua lieu Of the ordinary aa
will be paid the Mechanics Bank the City Of New YORK
Albany Stockholders will be paid at the Albany City Bank
Stockholders residing Utica will be paid Branch
Utica Stockholders of Utica the Banking Honse
Canandagua The transfer books will be closed the 2st
for days
By order of the President and Direeton,
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A sHBURTON sAUCE-For enrchng Soups, Fish, Poul-
~ try, Meats, Wild Fowl Game SC.
This Sauce confidently recommended the best offered 10
the epcurean. -. -.
To be obtained, wholesale and retail, at j. VAN BEN
HOTEN'S 37e Broadway, corner White and whole
OSBORN TONE,
o25 lint is Courtlandt ssf
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Before Judge Oakley /.

Der. 26.-Benjamin Stone The Guardian Insurance
Companyn this case tive Court charged the jury,
there question of law involved 1t purely
matter Of fact tor the jury to decide The chief and
only question what the actual value Of the coffee
at the time Of the fire. To decide this II necessary
10 ascertain the quantity in store and tho fair market
price, supposng the coffee to have been offered sale
on the day ofhe rehe hazard Of the rise fall Of the
market not at oil TO be considered by the Jury As
respects the quantity the jury must take with them the
basis OF the calculations which the plaintiffs claim,
and which the defendants standard whichever
they considered the most reasonable they to adopts
anil as the price allowed all hands at the time
cents deducng the three per usual in such cases
and render their verdict for full amount and then
counsel could make partition of the sum- apportioning
to each office the amount which each is to pay the jury
we're take into consideration the charge for storage
and rent the labor Of removing it, aud such other proper
charges they considered The Jury return
ed verdict in favor OF the plaintiff In $4,000 damages
cents costs.
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RED BIRD LINE OF STAGES.
IN CONNECTION WITH ~
@x1 THE NEW YORK AND All
&1&g5&@F HARLEM Isyz

n@K-&Re-& RAILROAD COMPANY. ~
EALL A.,IlA MOMENTS! TWO DAILY LINES!
On and after Wednesday 18th October inst the Red Bird
morning Sunday; stcegtsd SclGsi a. NJ and eyer.
Hall and the Westminster House. OF Broome and
the Bowery New York every morning at o'clock and every
afternoon by the O'Clock train.
Agents attend the Railroad Depots
whom every information may be obtained, and who will also
HIRAM DEFOREST. Proprietor.
White Plains, Oct 4thSi8i3. oil lmsec
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EELT2O patent sheeting Felt suaoe or shs DOT
'o"'S' 'o''' " "'" T. K COLLINS Il co,
o2er pS South strss,
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE,
Is CoRNHILL, LONDON, OPPOSITE THE ROYAL
EXCHANGE,

TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THOSE excellent Illustrated Newspapers, The Pictorial
Times and illustrated London News supplied at Is Cd
sterling Punch cd and all the London and
Foreign Newspapers they appear regularly supplied
wholesale and retail, by -
p L. SIMMONDS
Newspaper and Periodical Agent, IS Comhill, London
Subscriptions advance be paid into the Herald Office
ON MIR. Smmonds' account
Advertisements received for insertion all London
Country and Foreign Journals. s28tf
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6kR FOR LONDON-To sail on the LIST Noyember-
&T8\ The new packet ship VICTORIA, Capt Morgan,
dfsA36l2o0 TONS will sail above, her regular day.
Her accommodations ioI cabin second cabin and
unsurpassed by port
Der Of her already engaged DESTROYS Of sci
curing berths should make early application to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
o2lr i'm Pine .treat corner oc Sn,,h
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6N& FOR NEW OHLEANS-First Packet Ship
MEH\ To sail Monday the 30h inst passage freeThe
S&Aknspendid fassailng packet ship FRANCIS DEPAU,
Capt Sagory will be despatched above her between decks
very spacious and airy and fitted in every way for the
comfort of ID cabin and Storage who will be taken
the lowest Those wishing berhs will
qure make early application board the ship Munsy
wharf, foot of Wall street, or to - -..
JOHN HERDMAN
81 South Wall street.
~ BThe subscriber has regular succession of first class
ships for the above port by which be secured the
lowest rates. o26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
MIR. CLAY N PENNSYLVANIA

Nj Clay is fast gaining ground IN peans, lyania-
The Dutch who have So long opposed him having had
their eyes opened Tbat State too is as much or more
Interested an the Tariff Than any State IN the Uuon.
and viii not support any man Who is opposed to that
measure. The "Nalerland's Wachlern, a German
Anti Masonic paper. published at Harrisburg. and
which pares with the great body of the Anti Masons.
has always opposed Mr. Clay for the Presidency. has
raised the Ia of Henry Clay. The Il ebsh Patriot"
another Anti Masonic German paper, has withdrawn
the ranlu Of Gen. Scott lfon the head Of il. columns
aud substitutes that of Harry Of the West All the
Scott napers are following the example sci by Gen.
Scott himselfand rallyng around HARRY Of he Hest
When We have such demonstrations as these we have
COED to calculate upon the vote of penusylva
for Mr.. Clay in lSil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
ReperiGd ,UutinY on The John .liams.

he report Is rife but we hope there is truth in H.
ihat The L. 5 ship John Adanls when near the c aye
III Good Hope discovered mntny to have been planned
among the crew. 1t is stated that such was the state Of
thc crew, that the men were ordered on deck and he,
ing arranged in line, ihry asked What the waDad, when
five Of them stepped forward with complaints and were
Immediately shot down, and the crew ordered to their
duty. The Journal Of Cumnerce, from which We de
nve the inorma'on. says We have not the report ex-
acy from first hands, but under such circumstances that
we think something like this must haye occurred -
believe the John Adams is the very snip on which
young Spencer is said to have first commenced endeav
e'"g to produce muliny among the crew. from which
sup he was transferred to the Somers but he left
the effects behind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
NEW YORK MARKETS-March 81.

CO1'rON-The market has been unusually active
the sales full THOUSAND bales per day Prices are
well sustained but there Ii quite much activity
Prices range from 10 6, Mobiles, &C.; Orleans,
5a -.
fLOuR-Tho market has quite an upward icnden-
cy Owing to the limited supply at market, holders ask
8 for Genesee. and 81 81 for Ohio and Mchgan;
Common brands New Orleans quite al 81, 62ia4 Is
and o. an H. Smith s.. The Southern qualities are
firm; Georgetown, Howard street, Richmond Country
at $50. The common qualities Cd, under, Rich
mand City 1925
GkAN-The last sales Of Wheat at 90 costs
-no sales within few DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
FOK KE.N'T,

fENlF spacious and handsome Dwelling House, he.
L longing 10 MIR William Bailey, and. at present to-
cupcd by the subscriber There is an exceIlen, pards.
spacious yard. brick Kitchen and other necessary
out houses attached 10 the promises Also theenclssl
acre Lot, opposite the Dwelling House. on which the,s
Is an excellent Stable, Carriage House, SC. Both tie
Garden and Lot are III cultivation with the usual vepe-
tables SC The subscriber has possession OF only un-
til the lst OF November next, though he has douht
10 COED caat the period would be extended ifdesress
Possession given the LIST of April During my say
IN Richmond, applicants requested TO enquire for
terms, which shall be moderate, to Isaac Adams, Esq.,
RID. H. TOLER.
n. u. The subscriber will be glad To dispose Of an
portion Of his Furniture, at private sale, his return
iynchburg.
March tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
ES,s,at Harrison.

h } ENG doubtful Of sufficient patronage 10 cuablt
, bm To keep his BATHING. ESTABLISH
MEN IN operation. and having determined To els,
Il unless number o Subscribers r2e enough 10 justify
hun carrying il on be oblalcd hereby proposes to the
gentlemcno lynehhnr2 that they shall ut eycnts.
sure iIlm against lass " bile catering lor their comiur
lis motto 10 live and let live and while lIc does
MOI Nlsb to draw public attention too exclusively In
himself. he only asks Ian return Tor the large outlay
Ie has INSIDE IA hlne NJ and preparing establish
meni where the gentlemen ol town and ncighbofhood
may ENJOY the orcshng, aud at the same tlmo health
nl recreation, Of bathing. Those subscribing five dal
lars (and he humble hanes there many such) shall
entitled to the se oi ihe Bath for gentlemen during
The continuance ol the r,ason VIZ. from the first OF May
to The GJddc of Ocluher.
Z. s.-'Ic viii also open Dalhias Establishment
Tor the ladies', II sufficient patronage can be obtained by
Subscription 10 Jnsitiyit.
April } -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
THE CANVASS VIRGINIA

The " hiss are waking up in old Virginia. They
have out opposition for Congress in nearly every Dis
tnct IN the Siatc-and with their usual Perseverance 10
gelher with the indifference manifested by many Of the
other party in consequence Of The msrue of The Locos
IN this State this year, think we shall carry several
OF the Districts. The people cannot help seeing that
Locofco mlsrne is bringing this State on the verge of
bankruptcy. Then Wings ofNlrgina be of good cheer.
the ship Of state will be right after While
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
New spring Goods,
~ T. ~ r. 20 NJ .YvD.

JOHN =, PuHyIs,
\ S opening al lis Cash Store.
:. VARIETY or DRY GOODS.
how III this market, which will be sold at priscs
Il suit the times.
d 20 err IS.
Now Orleans and 81. Croix SUGARS AID, Cd, and
10 cts per ID.
COFFEE, good at 10 cts aud Cd per ID.
SAIL, fine saehs cheaper than any in market
10000 lbs Spun Cotton from the best Factories IN
Virginia, OF Nos 4, 3, u, 7, d, 9, 10, ii, IL, Is.
II, al The lowest market price,
JNO. j. PURyIS.
March 6wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

DfSRt PIION IN THE CABINET.

HE kchmoni Wing contains letter dated the 2Stl
i'st In WHICH Il is stated that Judge upshur had a
hghi to-day with Mr.. Spencer the Presidents Man
SON. lhs being Cabinet day, the question was prescn
ted whether to confirm the decision of the Court MARTA
;" The case Of Capt Mckenzie The affair will probably
Will lead to dissolution Of the Canct-You may re-
} upon he truth of this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
GO\ CLIMBER

Every one who desire 10 see something fr,m Gov
Gimer oflhe real Wing order must read short s,e,,
delivered by him III sa5, on the ENpunging R,.olu-
lions The Governor certainly has suffered a "cb,nge
to come over the sp Of hls cream" since that lime
If he can 60 fer Van Burcn. who he then CON.
p'f'd 10 Dan'on' Msrat and Robesrerrie. Also. to
Casar aud romweli. Aud yet this very consistent
ma" can still support Nj Van Buren, On principle
Sec Whit he said about Mr.. Van Burcns vote ON the
lart, on the Missouri question: free negro suffrage
Ne All Of which Gov. Gmer now condemns and
which Nh Van purop las never recaned, bu, still he
viii soe hr lin. How auy man who believes these
statements to1e true, can support such man. supasscs
"nr wisdom We want all the voters Of Bedford. Am.
hcrsi, and Nelson 10 read the speech
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

GREAT INNENIiON.-W seem In he adv,n.
cnG every day in the aud sciences Soon WE shall
be able Ia travel without much EXPENSE and difficulty.
1t Is stated III 'ae London paper, that gentleman
VINO i"fnaay years carried on an extensive establish
m'hi al itamsgaic. after many years trial and study.
succeeded IN completing some great machinery, which
VIII wfn brought into use, snperscde the necessity Of
steam power. 1t can also be applied to clocks Of every
description, requiring no winding up when put together
and viii run as long as the material last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
ElNCsHftUlsG INSTITUTE FO q
H'Dt.S'<. E.EEEEN,
'pNbt N1tii Hf
MIR AND MRS. aIl:ANY,

MR.. AND MRS. MEANY. thankful for the liberal
AVk patronage they have received, beg leave Ia and
nounce 10 the nhabipnIs o ynehtg and its vicinity,
that the DeN. session Will commence on Monday The
18th ct February mkt Ihecouseof instruction il f, x
efficient: comprising the various departments of An
eieni aud Modern Literature, Mathematical and Natu
raj Sciences. bes calculated deseope the powers. u
the youthful mind, aud useful and finished etu
cation.
The location ofthe SchooIbeng generally and avorabfv
known II Is deemed unnecessary enunleate the many
advantages II enoys,he apartments large and com,
modlous aud supplied with the Instruments necessary e,
illustrating the principles of every department pursued
IN the School. Parents DO send children from dis
lance may have an opportunity ol uniting The advantar
ees of liberal and thorough educalon with cau,iDrta
nfe ant agreeable nome; Mr. M. has made arranuc-
menis 10 receive trelre young Ladies. --boardcrs
his faulty. whose moral habits and department will ba
superintendent by Mrs. Nlcauy. and command her cafe
aud attention,
1rrmspey Session OFFS no,ifas
Tuition in Reading Writing. Arithmetic, r..
Grammar, Geography History, Sc, pupils
under the age of = years, So SO
g" Pupils over the age of l2
years, 10 on
. With Composition.
lthooue, Globes, Astronomy, Philosophy, II 80
Chemistry. Geulogy, Sc.
Ancient aud Mudefn Languages each extra s 90
Geomolry, Algebra Irgooomeuy, wilhlhe oous
sIroclon Of Maps, Charts, sc. by the Scales
Music with the use Of Piano. Two lessons per
week, % ON
Board, including washing, sc. Sloper month. SO w
% No other ertra except ior The Of Globes.--
Payable inadvance.
REFERENCES.
The III. Rev j. lohns. ZIP. bishop Of Virginia.
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson
" James Donghon
= u. NJ. Wharton
Charles knlislr NJ d., H. Mod. Ian, University Va,
sa'nl Hafa'd, Alexander Tomplns.}
{. Dahncy. ID Rmles Esor
James Garland, r.. Fletcher,
Jan. 30 ,s;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
Gp.HEzsAL (GNTEE&lGg E.CsSr

". DiBRELI. & THOS MlfuRE. who
op. now comp 'se the finn of j. w )bre y Co.. OF
richmond, have taken into co partnership. 1hoias 4.
daeonae Of this place. The business will be hereafter
conducted under the style aud firm of DlBRELL
lioLCOMBE s %. In sales, the cash system viii
be adopted. nearly practicable.
Ia soliciting patronage lh'y viii remind their friends
lIa II Is rule Of The honse, todcal, on their
own aeeonnt III any article of produce which thry sell
lorolhefs. JAS. w. DiBRElI.,
IllOS. MiEG RE.
IIlOS. A. llOLCOMCE
Apdl 3 wSwu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
WHEELING CONGRESSIONAL. DlsrRlCG

The Locus are in snah in the Wheeling District.
1t convention of the different counties Of the District
held nj blacksmith, MoaongaR. Lewis Sieenrod re-
ceiyed the nomiraion M Brown of Preston II s said
will also be candidate He is of ndoniiabc en-
ergy. and no doubt Mr. Seenrod will find him ugly
customer, The Wings ought now to brng out their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
BEDFORD COENTY

We emitted to mention in our last paper that the
Democrats oi Bedford had nominated John Board and
Monroe Rnckcr Esqrs. their candidates to represent
that county IN the next ifgs,a turc-CoI. Lewis C..
Arthur aud Capt. VIM n. MeFriweiher having declined
The former nomination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

oNe,e Hampshire Elcctions-llenry HUBBARD, Loco,
for Governor. beat all Ills competitors by majority of
$50 This State has also elected four members to
Congress the General Ticket system John II. Read,
ing, Ejnuud Bpyke, Moses r rrs, Jr.. and ,I2Ap
Hale, which will Of course be void according
Of Congress- and viii, doubt, create 49, EeaEdi
contention next winter when they co1n ftiatcd
into Congress, ~ :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

g The Charlottesville Jeillrsonian Republican says
VIZ Goezin is in favor Of VIM. Cost Iohnsous scheme
Of issuing &-oo.cooGeo II stock for Iaying the State
Debts It's the first we have beard Of il. Willthe
Charlottesville Republican gva thu aaiori,7 tor tn.
asscrien2 We pause ior an answer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

HeO. EARLY, SURGEON DENTIST. having
Just returned from Philadelphia. where he has pro.
cured the most magnificent and mgenously constrpiled
instruments that could be obtained in the Unitd Stses,
also, furnace, with full supply Of the best MATERIALS
for manufacturing ncorrupiibe teeth is now pre-
pared to insert full sets Of teeth by atmospheric presuYv
or other improved modes. All other operations on tho
teeth and diseases OF the mouth generally attended to
IN the best manner.
Jan. % w3m r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
EXPENDITURES OF THE GOVERNMENT.

EXPENDITURES OF The GOVERNMENT
The Editor nj the Republican in alludmg To our re-
nalhs inn2ild 10 Il at eti,n Il Col Il am speech
which had Tei'hnrc to lir,sftrGrut,s If tie Govern
ment, says.lat Col. luar nd rot compare the 1rdna
~ expenditures # Mr. Van lunrD's administrator
with ihe real t>l,rdi'gns Il his administrator. Lnl
with The rsntqies ol lIg Fillmore. the Chairman Of
the Committee Of Ways and Means as what s.oald be
ihe expenditures Of the go,enent under this admins
lTN'ion, which he made amount 10 tie sum Of $4,000.
600 annually And besides llal we doubt very much
whether the ordinary estimatssoi Alr Fillmore, Tor the
next twelve monhs, Amounted 10 tJ2CC0 lno. Tie a
mount stated by Col. Hubbard WeU. admitting that
his estnlates for twelve months amounted to So COO
600. it must have been both the ordinary and esfraoydi
nqfR expenditures. And in this. he shows that he in
tended 10 deceive. But be that as it may the oyaay7,
expenditures # this administration as passed by Con
gress, amounted to only sl1 100000, While Col Iln
bard admitted that The brittany expenditure of MI
Van Dnren's administration Amounted TO 80 0GaG00
Nevertheless he said this administration had spent
great deal more. Aud which wr say is MT So Bat To
ihe facts OF the 1t is certain that Mr. Fillmore is
not all Congress and that whichever he eyfqtes and
recommends is not the law of the land. Then " nv did
Col Hubbard refer the people the estimates + Mr.
Fillmore, when was just easy for him tor fer them
To what the expenditures really were as passed BY
Wing Congress, if it tie Councl'- ineniion Ia
deceire hem2 We believe every rcrson who heard
tins part Of his remarks understood that lie was a.inn
us the expenditures and the estimates Of an inllyid
aai Of what they hoHid le-fr he certainly did com
pare tscn with the real ofiitn.y expenditures of Mr.
'. BIS administration. He SAID The " hgs had lasfrd
Their pledges Of retrrnchnent. and brought up1he es
mates Of Mr. Fillmore Prove his charge as hat the
Wings had expended Could duplicy and double
doaiing he moro plainly shonn7 Tie Editor asks us
''if we mean 10 say CU. luLad places himself in an
"nenvlahle light by using the figures of Mr.. Flmore?"
Certainty we d. For he tried palm it then upon the
people not ss the esmniss bat the expenditures Of
the Government lie certainly red to create an erro-
heols impression upon the minds Of The people. aud We
have no confidence in any who resorts to such
trlckery 10 his election The Indignation of
every lover of ruth and justice should be visited upon
any man who thus acts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

q We very UGH regrel to see from Isaac iIarri-
son advertisement. that he will be compelled Ia iscop-
rwe his Bathing Establishment for want Of patronage
We hafe the citizens OF lynohburg will mol suffer it
thus loan down.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
MEcKLENBuRG CONGRESSIONAL DIS

the Mecheph0rg District. Gen. Geo, c. Drom-
gooe and WIN. O. Goode are candidate for Congress
Both Locos- Dromgoolo Van Van Bureau aud Goode,
(Calhoun.) We hope 10 see real dog fgh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

.Nossacllsetfs Srceid Congressman Eection-
aiassa cusfis will vre 10 supply the vacancies in Con-
gresS, occasonod by The failure 10 elect at the last cleo
ton, On the 3rd of April. There are five vacancies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
NEW GOODS.

M T. have just received portion of our SPRING
W AND ST MINER SUPPLY, embracing a c,n-
siderable variety. which we determined TO sell great
bargains in; likewise GROCERIES rig:
sugar, Coffee, salt, Spun Cotton, &C., ~.
We cordially invite all our friends both pf lpwn and
country, 10 give us call before purchasing,
resolved To sell of our Goods. at such prices as cannt
fail To give satisfaction to all who wish to buy. Call aRd
see US.
J. J. PuRVIS & DUFFEL
Mlrch 6wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
IsceMfy-cisbS fh0ns0s,N HOisHrs.

will be offered for sale. either by 'eheesae retaii
at The most reduced prizes. for Cash. TIL 18th October
next, when tho remainder will be sold public auction.
Country Merchants and others, wishing 10 buy Goods
upon the most favorable terms, will do well to avail
themselves of this opportunity The Goods obliged
TO be sold. The stock consists Of Dry Goods and Gro
cories, and is well assorted and very desirable.
BY order of the Trustees
ED. }. BURTON, Ap't.
n. B.-All persons indebted to either Of the above
firms, by bond note open account requested 10
csme forward and settle without delay; as otherwise
twill be necessary TO put the in train Of coec
~. By order of the trustees.
EDWARD j. BURTON, Agent.
trl 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03

kENfGCKY-We SEE that several of the old
members Of Congress from this State are AGAIN cand
da'cs-among Which We notice the names Of Garrett
Davis, Speaker John White and James C. Sprigu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
A CAl,IO.

As shall be necessarily absea from town until about
the Goth Of this month, have thought it but proper to
say that during that absence shall have control over
the editorial department paper which, however,
shall resume On my return. RID. III. lOLEB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
James River and kanaWila Conn
P,It1N

The tariff oftas the canal, authorized by the
laio aal ii tue Legislature, will 90 into operation on
Saturday, The LIST OF AprneNt.
BY order Of the President and Directors
W, b. tIlII1ENDEN, Secretary.
April 3 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-03
\ fare ,.ll on The .NariA Enstern Roraer.

II seems the British crossed over into Atoostook coun
lty. Maine, and arrosisd American citizen the
Americans becoming indignant, rescued HIM from them,
There seems to be great .Acement On the bordtr IN
CONSEQUENCE.