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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20
nz- DIR. TAYLOR,S RALSAM oF LIvERWoRr

o. DR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
375 Bowery, at reduced prceEvidence is daily afford
ed of the great performed by this medicine The
following is extract from letter received a short time
since from Lafayette, Indiana =
Dear SirFor than fifteen years have been aGc-
tedwh affection of the liver which at times has
much suffering and distress, particularly while under
the influence of what usually termed cold has the pain
in my breast been particularly distressing Lastwnter and
spring became alarmed at the symptoms in my case
The distress in breast great and seemed to be per-
manently seated For considerable time, although
sorted to my usual remedies experienced relief but
felt myself growing worse Having some knowledge Of
and commenced using it, Before had used three days
felt sensiby relieved and by the time the contents Of
the first bottle used the pain my breast had entire
y disappeared and there has been return Of since
Yours sc. JOHN b. LEMAAS,
Editor of the Tippecanoe Journal, india
This Balsam is a specific for coughs, colds, consump
ton liver complaint and oil diseases of the chest and
lungs. For sale genuine, only as above, and by u j.
Leeds l2S Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

90 BISHOP HUGHES lecture on the history of
Europe, is sort of reply to the speeches of the
American Republicans, al their several meetings in
the wards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

REsURREcTIoNoF THE CALHOUN PARTY 1T is said
that the Calhoun party have again shown symptoms
OF revival, not for the Baltimore Convention-but
in detail, in every State of the Union Are they
going to run separate tickets in the States!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

0o- What could have been said of Nat p. Viii
lis that made him sue for lbell We don't believe
word of it. Look at Willis in Broadway--who
would take him for Fenimore Cooperl
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The SHcooLMAsTER ABRoAp.-The following is
copied v9batim ct hterdtim from written notice
on house in Charlton street,
To LEr-A room and Bead Room the 9Th fowar
Apley at the second doar stare
Here is an excellent show for intellectual So
ciety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

0ry- THE TWO WHITE NEGRO CHILDREN RE
MAIN at Peales Museum through the week, notwth.
standing the efforts made to remove them. They will be
visited by hundreds of the curious Miss Adair Cerito
MIR. Lull, Sc, continue to give magnificent perform
ances to the most delighted audiences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

News FROM EURoPE-SNrEEN DAYS LATER
The Hbernia is out fifteen days this noon. She
NAV, therefore, be expected every hour
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AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures, the original
poet OF the American party, has published his first
Llrrdison Of songs. They are quite curious.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

The FIRST OF THE LAvrNIA PIRATES CONVICTED.
The hrst OF these criminals Just tried in the us.
Court, has been convicted The trial is completed
in this days paper he will receive his sentence
IN few DAYS, and most likely il will be the SEN
fence OF death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

09- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to laugh Notices
Notices Motoes-New verses, written expressly for
II. N. Wild, by Dow, Jr Sold only at 45l Broadway,
Grand street.
n B. Also assorted candies only Is cents pound.
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fny- ONE HUNDRED DOLL AIRS shall be forfeited \

o. EAST INDIA HAIR DYE colors the hair any
shade, from a light brown to JET black and will not
in the least stain the skin Warranted To be had only
Al u Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

o. LAST LECTURE AT RUTGERS INSTITUTE
this evening at II O'Clock by Professor Bronson int
spersed with recations, among which is the Maniac
and singing by Mr.. Nash and others. Admittance 9
cents,
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SENATOR NILES, OF CoNNEcTIouT Hart
ford Times says" During the past two months
Mr.. Niles health has been gradually improving but
have declined making any Of the fact pre-
ferrng to wait till his physician could speak without
doubt of his recovery His physician has said repeated
y Of late that his recovery is longer doubtful OF
he is subject to relapse all convaescing pa
tens but there serious ground of alarm this
point We have recently handsome written letter
from Judge Niles hand Still it may be consi.
dered prudent for him take his for weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

POSTMASTER ARREsTED.-The Memphis, Tenn,
Eagle announces the arrest in that city the 4h nst
Of Mr.. Allen Postmaster, at Clinton, Alabama, charged
with robbing letters through his Office
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DO PETERS, COUGH LozENGEs-.

Disease may approach but it cannot destroy,
Though Il comes with ravenous band
There's healing that fills the most sickly with JOY,
IT'S the Lozenges Of Peters at hand
Reader you afflicted with cough or cold that is ra
pdlyapproaching towards consumption remember that
only possible but probable that you will be curedi
you try Dr. Peters n"ds aodeges .na nave cured
zenges pleasant to the taste are formed from the most
valuable remedies in the world to all diseases of the
lungs and complaints of similar nature II should be re-
membercd that to cure disease should guard against it,
you should have cold try Peters Cough Lozenges
once, and never fear continuance of cold DEPOT 1856
Fulton street.
QD- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS shall be forfeited by
Comsock Co.. 81 Courtlandt street. 20 some charitable
institution provided Connes Salve will not stop pain
of any burn and life if the vitas are not destroyed
provided is applied in presence Of the proprieors and
the whole city may witness ii.
They come out with carhestness, because they have
some human feelings and are determined this thing shall
be tested and known. Who will the case Who will
lay down his head in peace If he neglects it, and thereby
loses the life of that is and DEAR because he has
not this specific Salveat home To be had ut North
Fifth street. Philadelphia, and 90 Cornhill Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

SPLENDID PJNTINes.-There is now free exhl-
bition, day and evening, in the granite building,
corner Of Chambers street and Broadway, of a
splendid collection Of more than two hundred mo-
den European oil paintings. These pictures were
brought to this country by an American gentleman,
and embrace a variety OF beautiful subjects but
are especially rich in fine landscape scenery. As
whole, we consider them the most elegant and
desirable pictures ever offered for sale in this city
For Christmas and New Years presents we cannot
conceive of anything more chaste and beautiful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

The GREAT MEETING AT THE MERCHANTS Ex-
cHANGE.-The meeting of merchants and others,
called to expose the gangs of mercantile swindlers
that have for some time past infested our city, it
will be remembered, will be held this afternoon,
at Colyer's Saloon, in the Exchange, at half past
three o'clock. No assemblage ever held in New
York will present more curious, strange and as
founding developments. The whole mercantile
community are interested in this proceeding, and
every of business should either attend himself
or send his clerks, in order that they may receive
the useful and interesting knowledge that will there
be exhibited.
All who have been swindled by the firms OF these
pretended merchants will be present, with the bills
of articles obtained, and relate the peculiarly of
the transaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

Mrs HUM takes benefit tonight at the Park
Theatre. Her bill is an excellent one, and among
the attractions General Tom Thumb has generous
ly volunteered TO give an imitation of Napoleon
Bonapar,e in exile--a song, sailors Hornpipe,
and a series of Statues a la Ravei
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MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR.-A
meeting of the Bar is requested this morning (Wed-
nesday) at 10 O'clock, in the Common Council
Chamber, City Hall, to adopt suitable measures TO
manifest their respect for the memery of the late
Mr. Justice Thompson, of the Supreme Court of
the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

0o- The Hon. Mr. Catron, Judge of the Supreme
Court of the United States, and his accomplished
lady, are staying at the .Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

NAVIGATION. navigation Of the Connect
cut is closed, and the Passaic has discontinued he
trips from this city TO Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

NAvAL.-The U. : ships Constellation and Cy
ale. were al Oahu when the Sabina sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

PROFESSOR PLuMBE.--This celebrated artist, who
has long been regarded as the "Daguerre OF Anne
ly been pronounced by the American and Franklin
Institutes the best ever exhibited, has Just made q
still further Improvement in his portraits, and, In
stead of raising price, has actually reduced II to
that of the most ordinary bungers in the art. We
advise all admirers of the nc Plus ultra of photo
graphy to visit Professor P.'s gallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

INFLUENZA. sickness, called the Grippe,
and dozen other names, is prevailing every
where. 1t is in this city; in Salem, Mass. Wash
ington City in Newark, &c.
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LATEST FROM CANADA.-We have received adj
vices from Kingston TO the 18th inst inclusive.
1t appears that provisional council, not a
ministry, has been appointed, TO be composed of
Messrs. DAILY, Draper, Viger, and one or two other
gentlemen unconnected with politics. This is to
last till more permanent arrangement can be
made.
The Lafontaln ministry is at end, the 60
vernment papers having passed from their hands.
There has been more outbreaks among the labor
ers on the Welland Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

FROM THE NoRTH.-The steamer Eureka, Capt.
Fitch, arrived last night with Albany papers of
Monday evening. These came by the Housatonic
Railroad to Bridgeport. All the news we find is
that the Supreme Court adjourned on Saturday
in consequence of the sickness of Judge Bronson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
EDITORS CORRESPO.,DE.N

RlCHMoND. MARCH d. 1913.
The 3or Bin passed yesterday in the House Of Del
egaes, by the Unexpectedly large majority of 26-the
vote being n to AZ, although the day re, on the
motion for the en.rossment of the bill, which is
generally regarded test question, it on
ly saved by the close vote OF So 50. The
obnoxious features Of the BILL coupled with some
collateral circumstances, bearing strongly on the nca-
sure, led 10 this close in the first instance. though,
perhaps, il deserves 10 BY chroked among the curosi
ties Of legislation, that Of the gentlemen in whose
opinions sudden and miraculous change effected in
Ahe short space of twenty four hours. took il upon them
solves to censure others, mho adFsiHg 10 clr fist i'm
Pressions, voted aains, it lis final passage. Ia or
ger to correct msappehensions Which may exis abroad,
rather than at home, it may be well to that Of the
40 negative votes, not half dozcn-yeIlags not one
We're Influenced by any ndisposon 10 p-ovlle ihcways
aud meaGst to meet the liabilities Of the S,aie pnGetnaly
and promptly, and maintain its faith aud honor in
violate fon will see, in the reported abstract Of the
debate on the occasion, published in the papers of this
city, that every such feeling vas dsclamed, and tina,
The opposition 10 the bill placed upon other and far
more decnsibe grounds. S,me voted against il, be-
cause of The inequality which it as,ens upon the East
orn section Of the Slattlc tax upon land and horses
which is subject the East and the West,
being increased in far less ratio than tina, upoa slaves,
which fall principally upon the East, while, of all the
neg subjects ol taxation, as well as those embodied for
The first time in the law of e last session those pow
first made liable to laXa;ios. at least 'woiEls and
probably more. will ont Of She HGahp.s Of The
Eas,csn fenele This. with me, constituted decisive
objection to The hill Scr objected it, Gu accoun, of
S'N upon aoti,S, which u course cmbIaeea ers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
BEDFORD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


We have been urged to request WIN. l.. Gaggin,
ESD, to out candidate for tho Hedflrd Con
grossonal District. Gao OF tue reasons given why he
should out immediately, is that all tho Counties
will have tine app tint delegates the proposed
District Convention. The Wings of Amherst and Mel
s,n understand dasire' and expected Mr. Goggin
be the c,nldae--,ni we have no d)ubr hs would be
perfectly acceptable to the Wings in all the counties Of
the District. Under these circumstances, think it
cncumbenl upon Mr.. Gp5Iin to annouaco himself as a
candidate. We annex an article from the Richmond
Wing, on the subject:
ave feel, from all have heard and we have heard
much, fully authorized to say, that the Wings of the
whole district desire support Mr. Gogain, and that
Wing will consent to oppose him This being the case
we invite him ding his banner the breeze and if he
find the time. travel trough such district
credn. the whole breadth OF Virginia, and vending and
winding the Mountains and Sea run to L.,
the people and hear from him in person: " hen
there but five weeks the election, To wait for
District Convention, not doing the people Justice
There is time for it, How can Madi son. Bedford
Orange, Grenn, Albcnarle Amherst. aud Neson, com
muncate IN that time. organize opinion and express il
formally. thraug Convention? 1t is To imp asst
BILE. Mr.. & ,agln, in Justice to the Wing cause, must
ego ahead" The Wings relying upon him, re
psin. in security that they will have champion wor
thy Of The cause"
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sn.HE ri7rss W. & .sE3

HARD TINES OU TWIT TIE D..
CFEINa, in the early Tnr. Of Spring. that Good,
- must gren,.Y decline. To be in scearsaoxs With tie
hard times sold The greater portion % my old and des:
bought stock Of Goods at eosi. in order thai might be
the bier prepared. by this Fall obny an enTp sturk "
NEW GOODS aud now have the pleasure long
wished to have oi Offering my friends and
the largest and certainly theb.st selected stock u
EsHF GOOOS
ever had ard at such exceedingly low prices can
not fail 10 pleas, any who may iavor with call
Ny oods were bought principally Tor tive ready money.
which, found 10 be a very welcome customer MY
Northern friends. esd was II fact such an nducemoot
ss to enaSe ber.oods certainly great deal less
than ii acrally cost communicating them the truth Of
which every ioIy will ow ~ osling and examining
fr themselves and withept the aid Us u. terry they
win bo convinced of the sct. and cannot SUE be
otherwise than well pleased shnd such desirable GooJs
al such law prices. 90.
invite the attention Of The Ladies' being one u sucir
variety and cheapness cannot fail % Ildase.
My s,ek casis,s partly Of the foibwng articles viz
Broad Cloths ievery shade, quality aud price
Casslmcres, sploadd assortment, ceatrf thau
offered before.
Cnsinets. OF every cnlor and quality,
Henucky Jeans. from Is upwards,
Shaws. flannes, fulled Cloths, and Blankets at all
prices,
Bonnes, Hats and CAPS Of the most fashionable style
F.oliennos. Grape lie Icons.
Bnanncs, something eDslrely new, for Ladies' Drcs-
srs,
Fancy Silks Alpachalustas. BombazinssA. Nhusln do
i.ainc, hlernues md Cireassans u every do
seripun, aud cheaper than they ofed be-
lore,
An exccen, assortment of Ribbons and sccs rnususs
"
r)anesca and Caliras from 5 cents TO the 6esss
ported.
Handkerchief aad Gloves,
And almost everv article llai can be called fr.
Together with III exctle,i assortment OF GROf "
RES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and wi ~
spun COTTON; sc. Sc.
~ b cot ETRY MERCHANTS are pariic'i-
larry inyit>d eai aud give NY stock u sxanlnalies
hrt,re pnrcha wing. IA prepared to on them grens
I'm ,cments DIT, PETEkS.
OrtI3 laf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. We understand the
Wings nj Buckingham culaty, on last Monday, (being
conrt day } held meeting aud nominated Col GRAN
OLSON MOSELEY, ana their former popular repre-
sentative, Col. THOMAS II. FLOOD, as the candi-
dates to represent that cousy in the Legisa
We undcrstanl that should these gea,Ieen accept the
n ,mlnaton tar " ilgs sinruiae If carrying the
County. The L'c,s nominated TlIOS ). BOCOCK,
Esl., and DIR. ia lES JONES. We were mistaken
ia announcing Mr. Iu bard candidate fo that party.
HENRY COUNTY.-'rhc Wings Of Henry, at
their last Court held meeting and nominated GREEN
VILE +. PACE. ESQ, as candidate ior seat in the
Legislature. Mr. King tLuco) is. candidate for re
election. There be doubt y, the success of a
Wing in Henry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
GEsaCEaesaksNG PaANJS.

fi'lif. 81 DaGRlBFR has procured the agency mr
the sale of those truly splendid Instruments, mada
BY thlchrfiny 4 AscBeys OF Boston.
To those acquainted win Instruments from this Man
uacory, say nothing, feeling confident they eannYt
fail IL ptoaa.
To those 0uarqpaptea With them We say, ONLY
TRY THEM, aud you viii hni them mol inferior
The cclfbmina Boadwa piauusot Andon.
We do uoi sell thou on irol--noi because n
fran to risk trial, but lf rha reason. that majority
ofplrsuns are mol Judges; aud such is confidence in
the manufacturers. that are willing to stake rrp-
uaon npon lhclr tone aud durability. being warranted
to atRua any climate
Tbs above instrumental on hand. and cr sale, at
the sign Of the Galdcu Mortar, Bank square, Lynch
burg, Va, by ID. II. LYMAN.
Aug, Z wl2m--ii AMI ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
JOHN y. EANS:lIOItNE.
Conan ss,OM and lOCayNrttiH.'
.VCrChNVf,

AEFFRS his services 10 his friends and tho pub
~ c for the sale OF Flour. Wheat, Tobacco aud
every description OF Country Produce
Having been some lime engaged III the Flour trade
he aiiers himself that he will be enabled In give genera
satisfaction IN the sale OF TINT article. Particular aiien
ton gwen To the sale OF Tobacco, his charges nsa
per hhd. lie is also prepared 10 forward ANY oi the a
bovc articles free OF daynge, and upon as good term
as any other house in the place Office under the Sor'
Of Messrs Cubbs Armlsead < Henderson.
March % Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

At a. - Small Aalrs weta made yesterday =, ,h'-
prire, which, Al present.. " The ruling rate We
quote the wagon price at , G2, Receipts are light
GRAIN The demand iurW heat is rather better. re-
ceipts ARE limited 4 sale OF 500 bushels best Mary
land red made yesterday n, so cents per bushei; We
quote from good to bes, quality AHA ,osO cents.
WlllskEN Sales OF bbls To limited extent were
made tins morning nj 90 cts hhds are wor ~ els per
pallpn demand not active
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
TO TEEa, plJEgS..Gt.

1NllE subscriber having removed his store to Capt
VI. laihr's corner, opposite llle market house.
bcgs leave Ia ate that the hf winter clothing
Is Tar advanced, and not wishing keep hard any
winter goods for summer he offers nj his
stand all Goods IN the above line cost and all other
goods al lower prices, than heretofore offered by him. OF
any other establishments aud abatement. Among tho
articles. comprising his stock may be found Ovcrcoais
Fruck, Dress and Hunting Goats every variety and
latest style. warranted well made aud o the best n,acr
ais, equal nany, aud 'beiler than the best and cheap
e than ever offered before IN this or any other market
Also Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Stocks Bosorns
Collars. Nnspcndefs, Gloves ami every article IN tn.
tailoring OF clothing line, usually keptA
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
him, stranger, he hopes by strict attention and pune
iuallty IN business to merit from his old customers ana
he public, continuance OF the same
II IL = u
Cutting at the shortest notice, and warranted To
fit at 50 cts for cutting coats, aud IS for pants aud
vests
also
Cutting and making at tho shortest notice, and for
the finest coat 81. and down To s., for common. Pants
and Vests in proportion.
Please call and for the truth Of the above give him
trial. and II he DOM suit. he will pay for tho nale
rails.
BENZ TERRY.
jan - it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

eJ We deem II proper TO say, as some OF the Locos
chucke little ab'u. it, that not from any fear of
encountcrng Col. llu5ard, that the Wings did not
him. at the Courthouse. 1t pretty generally
Conceded that he used himself up and therefore super
,ceded pecessity Of being "sed,p by Wing. Some of
This tends admit, truly lame affair, aud hear
lilly aslisn,s5 Of him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20
OR.g.V'G rs. EENO.N'S,
EKlN st.
IOEs ~ E.v'T,

FnNlE spacious and handsome Dwelling House, be
4 longing To Mir William Bailey, aud, al present oe
cupio by the subscriber There Is excellent garden,
a spacious yard, a brick kitchen. and other necessary
houses attached the premises. Also, the cncl Scd
acre Lot opposite the Dwelling HOUSE, On which there
Ia M excellent Stable. Carriage House, Sc. Both the
aleu aud Lot in cultivation with the usual ''R'
tables &c The subscriber has possession OF L only IN
I'll tho LIST of November next, though hr has M doubt
g,od lenan the period would he extended II desired.
Possession given ON the l., OF Aptll. During my stay
III Richmond, applicants are requested 10 enquire i"I
terms, which shall hr moderate, 10 Isaac Adams Esq.
RID II. IOLER
n H. The subscriber will be glad To dIalmsc al an
portion OF hls Furniture AT private sale, On his roun O
l-ynchburp.
March > Isl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

M Hill Carter Esq, is out in address 10 the
nj, The 9Th Congressional District, inoppuson In Mr..
Wise Mr.. Carter is good aud true " hlg, and his
nddrcss breahcs the true Wing spirit Mr.. Wise will
find in Mr. Carter formidable opponeAi, and one WIN
IA not be frightened oil by his threats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

: 3 g g : g
BED BLhNKE7S, from 50 90 10 tho finest.
PULLED CLOTHS .Ar,D C.9SSLNLT"Ts
as low % cents
LLNSEIS. from ID to tie best quality,
FLhN.NELS, frop ID to So.
.MouSLLNS, last style, very low,
SHiJ rs, a Splendid assortment.
,ELt ~ > AND BONNET SILKS very rich.
0oN'' r. / IND FELTET ribbons, remark
ally low,
PL"1LN and FIGURED SILKS, a splendid as
sortment,
COTTO.N CLOTH>yand wide a, 4.d,
BED TICKING, at Cd to is6d.
CALICOES, from idto the best
SUGAR. COFFEE, SILT AND B.1LE COZ
TON, very cheap.
We have heavy stock of the above articles and are
disposed to sell them very low.
ROBES s. BURTON.
Dec. Is tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-20

ny- Mr. Bolts has announced himself a candidate fol
the Rlchmnnd District. The Wing says his address is
n, powerful. vehement and eloquent, thai it will add
largely his reullon. and place The "eerynandes" III
most painful attitude beiJre the people.