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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
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DEATH from Diseased Poiaioes.-The Utica N. Y.
Gazette notices The appearance, in that neiglibor-
hood ct a singular disease among the potatoes
which has already destroyed thousands of bushels.
Inc disease first nlaniiesls iiself by black spot
on the surface of the potato, which rapidly spreads
Ill the whole root becomes soft and worthless
Many farmers have lost their entire crops. The
dist ase in many cases, destroying the roots willie
IN me gfo'md, and large quantities have also been
destroyed after having been dug and buried in
heaps or stored i'll cellars. Potatoes affected
with tins disease appear 10 be very poisonous
large numbers ct hogs having died after having
eaten OF them. Is not this subject worthy the al
tenuon Of agrIculturaIlsts p
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
THE ANGELS WING.
by W. rAPPAN.

W. rApPAN.
IN ia Cerman tradition that when sudden silence to
In eompany nm angel at that moment makes circui
,hon and Le first person who breaks the silence is
10 have been touched by the wing of the passing scrap
And ,vhy should wisdom smile at this
Ar, not those perfect beings nigh
To witness and to share our bliss,
10 hear and hush the secret sigh'
Yes thoy may heavens solace bring,
Then scoru not thou the Angels wing
Thou! who alone, myself dost deem,
A solitary in thy grief,-
List soft as football of dream,
Comes one to bear thee sweet relieij
And fled is all thy boarded care,
The passing Seraph's wing Is there
Thou who, forgiven, dost possess
The penitonts intense delight,
When The dark cloud quilts distress
Reveals to tbee iis edge Of tsshh--a
Think as unhallowed tempests ny,
Thy soul 10 touched, the wing is nigh
And thou of contemplative mood,
Who dost at eve in wild woods stray,
Where nought of this world may intrudc,
Where flncy might in others play,
And nearest the voice which zephyr filings
No tits the rush Of angel wings,
oh, I have paused space, as 'twere,
Bewilderng thoughts to gather up,--
To put aside the draft oil care
And taste of minds exalted cup
Nor known what DER my soul could bring
such calmness was the Seruph's wing.
When brooding tempests cause me shame,
And in its company ofsn
NV spirit sate--the Angel came,
And swept with wings the heart within,
moment made its circuit there,
And broke my silence into prayer.
knelt beside my precious boy,
Who won't at childhood's fairy time
My hope, my life, my beings joy
this IN LAWNS nj ed cline
And while around wept plying men,
Ijoyed-the angel touched me then!
Aud oh, when at my own last hour
The world recedes and follies fly,
That me with supporting power
Might plume some herald of the sky
And while of victory sing,
Bare me away on upward wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
The Bread Fruit. "A friend, recently from the
Society Islands, has presented TO us specimen o
the celebrated Bread Fruit of that climate;

the celebrated Bread Fruit of that climate;
THAT tree which, IN uniailing stores,
The slat OF lille spontaneous pours,
And TO those southern islands yields
The produce OF our abored fields"
The bread tree is one Of the most valuable pro-
dueions oil The fertile islands in The Pacific. There
are about fifty varieties Off, Ii produces three
or four crops annually and is seldom without
ripe frnll on lis branches. 1t grows spontaneous.
ly and furnishes principal food 10 the natives
The fruit is eaten cooked or green, and is some
times iermened aud beaten into u kind of paste
The tree furnishes valuable timber for the Ca.
noes, houses, and furniture of the inhabitants
its bark is wrought into clolhing, and it affords
resmous substance which is used for making tight
The seams OF the canoes.--Prop. Journal.
Irish WH-The following dialogue is represen-
ted to have taken place between a farmer and an
Irish reaper-he latter being considerably under
the common stature;-
Irstman.-"D'ye want anybody for the har.
vest"
Fdrmer.-" Yea"
Hishman,-"Will ye take me 2"
Farmer.-"No, you're 100 liue."
Lishman.-"Arrah now, and do ye cut yer corn
at the top"
The noblest spirits are those which turn to hea
ven, not only in the hour OF sorrow, but in that of
Joy like the lark, they wait for the clouds to dis
perse, 10 soar up into their elements.
Winter, which strips the leaves from around US,
makes us see the distant regions they formerly
concealed SO does old age rob US of our enjoy.
menIs, only 70 enlarge the prospects Of eternity
before us.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24

journeyman printer lately set out on foot for
the interior OF Ohio, distance OF five hundred
miles, with an old brass rule and three dollars
cash in his pocket lie coon found himself in
PENNSYLVANIA, aud being weary, called at the inn
OF IA DDtchman, whom he found quietly smoking
his pipe, when the following dialogue ensued
We'll, Misbter Walking Sthick, val you vant?
Refreshmenl aud repose.'
'SuPpsr andiodgings, reckon?'
Yes, sir, supper and lodgings
'pe you Yankee pedler, nit chewery in your
pack, to cheat lie gals?
NO, sir; no Yankee pedler
"A singing techer, TOO lazy to work"
mo, SIR
"A cheenleel shoemaker vot stachays ii Satur-
day night, and laysh drunk in de porch Offer sun
day"
mo- sir, or should have mended nv boots be-
fore thus. Blu: am not disposed longer to sub.
init 10 this oulandlsh ingusition. Gun you give
me supper and lodgngs?'
'.rshorly But vot be you? A book achent,
taking honest peoples money for little arnin'
that only makes 'em lazyF
'l'ry again, your Worship
"a dentist, breaking tie peoples chaws at a toll.
lar sconag, and running offmi. old Shambocks
daughterr
No, sir, no tooth puller.'
'kernoIojus, den, feeling lie young folks beds,
like so many cabbitch, and charging 25 cents for
telling their fortunes, like bland Yunkee?
mo- no phrenOogis', neither, your Excellen-
cy.'
well den, vol de tfe are you? Choost tell, and
you shall have some Of de best sassage for sup.
yer and stchay all night, freq grs;is. n,itout char
gng you cent; nit u chill of Of whisky TO sihart
ON before break fast
Very well, your honor. To terminate the col
Ioquy without further crcumoculion, l am an
humble disciple of Fausl-a professor of the art
preservstive Of all arls-a ;ypographer, at your
service y
'Votsch dat"
"A printer, sir, a man that prints books and
newspapers
"A man vot prints nooshpapers Oh yaw!
yaw! by Choopiter-aye, aye, dalsch ii IL man
vot prints nooshpapers -ynw yaw Walk up,
walk up Mishler Brner Cheeus, take de
chen.leman's pack off. Chohn, prng some junks
10 the fire. "A man vol prints nooshpapers!
wish may he shor, if didn't think you vos a
Gazette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-24
Montpelier, ". Oct. IS43.

- convinced against his W
Is of the same opinion still.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
WIG CONVENTION AT rAR,lyu.LE.

At Convention held at Farmvile, in the County Of
Prlnco Edward, III pursuance Ut public pplce, The 22d
March, 1913, with av,ew Of nominating Candidate TOR
this Congressional District the part of,he Wings
Capt. YIN. NJ Thornton MAS chusen Chairman, and
james d. Wood and lem't. H. 6arks,aie Secretaries.
The following Delegates appeared from the different
Counties
buckingham Del,gation-Jno W. West. Chas. T..
Davidson, Nm. W. fcrgnson. Silas =. Nawter. DR..
WIN. B. Christian, =. A. Boiling. Gary IL. McCraw,
Geo. W. Kyle, A. Saunders Jas. s. SAUNDERS Jn,. }.
Cutting, Chss. Mckinney, Chas. Paterson, Ro f..
Musoley, Ro X. Irving. Z. Jonrs Ro. [. Nicholas.
u. A. Brown. d. J. " opdfn. Gro. Mosely. Chas l..
Christian. QuIn NJ Wood. Henry Spencer. Geo. II.
Mathews Jno. JONES, b. X. Edrdge and +. II, llc-
kok.
F1urnma Delegation -Dr WIN. Il. Magrudcr, 'rhos
H. I utwiler. VIM. Rock
Cumberland Lelcgotion-,Ino. Miller. WIN. NJ,
Thornton, Na,rntnr Parish, WIN. Wilson Jas, Hob
son. Dr. Thus. J.. R.bnsol. Jas NJ Ausan, Hugh
Rane. DIR. Jno. Trent. Allen Wilson.
LmenbWg u, cSation-Col. j. 4. Smith
Campbell DIT gsiion--Wm. ;. Reid Jr., WIN. b.
Brown, Ro T.. ,ihcrs. Chs ID. Slaughter, Thos.
Finch, NJ b. Npwn.
charlotte DeIesoiion-S. d. Morton. l. r. Spencer
David C"miorl MAJ. !. Duruy. 1hos. f.. Watkins II
II. MARSHALL, lhos. fourroy u, p. Perkins, Col WIN
CALDWELL .lno Booker, H. &. Chapro. DR.. j. Wat.
kins, Jno. E,muuds. Jr.. Capt. j. Norton, Jos. II
Wilson, Glenn Hancock, Thus. u. spcncer, VIM. C.,
Darlington.
tTHfe fdVVH DffEWlnH-Isaac Read, ". r..
Wa Nns, Due. AlcD.annan. lhns. Is. Rice, Doc =. X.
BcrkIrv. James d. Wood. los, ph Todd, .Iuo. I. Wo.
mack Tho +. ilaskins, lobn A. Scott p. H. Flouruov
r.. Wills. +. w. Smith, Col Asa Dupuy. lanes II.
Dupuy, G.erge Miche. Doct. A. $. Dillon, Cap,
Charles fhaeh s,un. Glen X. Bari stale, Jno. Z. Ran
son. Thus l.. N Tiun. Albert &. Green, David Flour
nov Doet Benz. /. Wilson, Ed. \. Carter.
The following gentlemen were put IN nomination.;
Mr.. :. d. Ma,ou nominated " ood Boudln Of { har.
hottie. Nj =. Is llins nominated John Hill Of Buck
lngham. Capt. Jnj Mill,r nominated Henry j. II.
wing Of Cumberland " m. 5. Reid, Jr. dominated Rich
II. Toler I'll Campbell.
The Convention after n. pch discussion and compar
'Son OF "pnon unanimously nmend To this Congress
sohal District. RICHARD II. TOlER. Esq, oi
lynclu rs, as the Wing candidate IL their cordial sup
port.
II was Resolved. that the proceedings This Conven-
ton be published IN the Richmond Wing, til. Lynch
burg irginan and the Editors oi all the Wing papers
IN the State be requested 10 pubIls, the same.
The thanks oi this Convention il cordially rendered TO
The baptist Congregation oi This place for the kind Of
Ter OF then Church for the use al thus Convention.
The thanks oi the Convention is hereby rendered 10
the President and Secretary Tor the faithful discharge
Of their duly.
The Convention then al ),urncd sine die.
WM. NJ. THORNTON, Chairman
tLlM II H. n n'HA1Sp"l, Secretaries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
WIG MEETING IN LNNCIlBIRG.

Al laree meeting of the Wings Of Lynchburg and
vicinity. held Al the Mason Hall. on Saturday, the
10Th inst, for The purpose of Illuminating candidate 10
run in this county, fer the Legislature in conneA'on with
Capt. Fox. Mr. roler having been selected as the can
dldaie for this Congressional District John r. d. Payne
was called 10 the chair aud Charles W. Slalham appon-
ted Secretary
The object OF the meeting WAS then explained by John
Wills, Esq
On mollon, Committee of2l was appointed, whose
duty II was 10 Sc eel the suitable candidate Of the
NOMINEES btirc the meeting when after much consua
hon. there being but one nominee before them, Col
WILLIAM Is. BROWN, was unanimously recon-
mtnded 10 the people Of the County by the meeting.
Resolved. that tho proceedings Of this meeting be
published IN the lynchburg Nlrginian and Republican,
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Chairman.
CnARLrs W. STArnAm, Sec'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS /!
Now opening she
.vcsr China amt Glass UIUrC Store,

~ RICHARDS Go. are now opening an ss
" soIlncn' Of printed aud common Goods Of new
undesirable patterns just received by direct importation
iron Liverpool, all Of which will be Sold wholesale or
retail. on Tho most favorable terms Purchasers are re-
spectlully solicited call before supplying themselves
elsewhere. aud examine stock, which cons sis rarity
ef the following articles:
beautiful blue, green and brown Dining Sets
Elegant white granite do do
Printed, painted and granite Tea Ware. great variety
lIcaul grnnltc and printed Toilette Ware
Elegant white China Tea Sets
do Fancy do do do 3D. Sc and q pieces
Rich French do do do Gold Band
Rich Cn' Glass Decanters, Wines, JcIlics, Tumbler,
etc.
Pressed do Tumblers, Lcmonadcs. etc
ram do ofevery description, together with a
complete assortment Of Stone Ware
March . v,.;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
NJ AlsRsDA(il.S.

Married, on Thursday evening. the 23d inst. by the
Rev. DIR. Rice, WILX'ss WATSON, Esq. 10 Mrs ELz-
ABETH HENLEY, all of Amherst.
-. on the lsr day OF March. by the Rev. Mr..
Dunlap, IN the TOW aof Pauldngsvllle ST. Charles Coun
ty, Missouri. the residence Of Mr. James L. P~pram
Mr.. JoHN b. REVIVAL. Of Pauldingsve, To Miss
VIRGINIA A. ShkRmAA, formerly Of Liberty. Bedford
county, Va
-, on the 18Th inst, by Elder James A. Payne,
Mr.. Josrpu II. SnELros 10 Miss JrpIru Hams
daughter Of William Harris. Esqr, all OF Nelson oun
ty. Va.
-, on "Wednesday the 22d inst, by the Rev
Elias Dodson, Isaac OVERLY. ESQ. Merchant of Char
lotte to Miss MAnrH, f.. daughter of the late John
Hunt o Phlsy lvaula County, Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
IN TIE U1TTED STATES COURT
For the Il, ,stern District nf Y

TuEspiY, 10Th Jan. 1913.
\ the case Of Monrgumcr, aud others rs. Marsh
] Said Marsh having. by this Courl been declared
Bankrupt end order made for taking proof OF the
couh, Of said Bankrupis creditors, notice is hereby
given said creditors that in pursuance Of said order
have appointed Tuesday, the 18th day of April neat
10 taking the proofs of said claims shall b.
presented, on which day they will attend with bucks
vouchers and testimony. The examination will be
tinucd from day 10 day for five days
An order OF rcconml'menl having been made by said
Court in the Of Jordan Greasy, Ilomor & Wat.
and Charles Phelps the cred Of said IanL upls
ais, notified that have appointed Saturday, the 2,
day of April next ~ the day which will receive the
proof Of such claims shall be presented This cxami-
JNO. II. GARLAND,
Comr. in Bankruptcy.
March q 2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

NiE subscriber having removed his store IN Capt
l. NJ. Iabois corner, opposite the market huss.
begs leave TO state, that the for winter cling
Is Tar advanced, and moi wishing 10 keep hard any
winter goods TOR summer. he nov offers at his nav
stand all G@ds in tho above line cost and all other
goods al lower prices, than heretofore offered by him. ~
any other establishment, and abatement Anuaa ts
articles. comprising his stock, may be found Oversas;
Frock Dress and Hunting Coats in every variety snd
latest STYLE warranted well made and Of the beat mate RI
ais, equal to any. and better than the bestand chap
than offered before in this any other MARKET,
Also Pants, Vests, Shirts. Drawers, Stocks, Husou,s
Collars. Snspcnders Gloves, ana every article IN ts
lnluriny or clothing line. usually kept.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed N
him. stranger. he hopes BY strict attention and pune
tua,y in business to merit from his OLD customers and
he public, continuance of,he same.
III so
Cutting at the shortest notice. and warranted To
tit at % cts for cutting coats, and rs for pants and
vests.
also
Cutting and making at the shortest notice. and 81
the finest coat 81. and down TO s., for common aas
aud vests in proportion.
Please call and for the truth ofthe abovc, give hin
trial, and it he dont suit. he will pay fur the ms,s-
rails.
BENZ. TERRY.
Jan. - tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
NEW YORK MARKETS. March. ~

CDTION-Ile market Is very quiet. Holders
waiting for further advices Sales about 6io 500 bales
day, at 4 ga for Flurdas and tpIands; Mobiles
.57s; New Orleans. NC.
II OlR-eoO hbls New Orleanrs sold nj 81 80
loo Rchmond mountain ti.lSa. The market ior all
description Is without change.
COFFF.E-Therc is little doing in Drazils al Ga
SIC, and 81. Domingo at 5,a6c.
MOLASSES-I'hc stock of New Orleans Is reduced
aud is in few hands prices firm. sales OF croI
Cuba lie, Trinidad Cuba lSals,c., and Porto Rico go
CGARS-We have received considerable supplies
Of \. Orleans. the sales steady nj Ia 5ic. sales
ot new crop Cuba at A !. cents.
EXCHANGE DO Alabama funds
bout The only description that nuc,ua''. Nearly all
others specie basis. and the rates quite uni
form. On most Of the Atlantic points exchange Is at
very low point.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

understood that he became 1yleri:ed, and went home
with the wages oiulquy In his pocket he was slorn
OF his strength, and his recruits rapidly dropped back III
~ the old ranks. Tylcrsn,, indeed is fatal disease
Few alone survive who contract it, 1hose who do aro
lcPl alive by tho sinulant OF Erccatire patrosage
which will be exhausted after The ith ot March 1870
and then, Tyler himself. Ike his Prime Minister. aud
"a, WIN a. embarked his .siln,s IN ,ho boat
will eAclaim, ",ehens shall go?"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, after proracted and painful i'll
nes', en Wednesday, the 22nd inst, Miss HARRIET
TowNLEY, eldes, child of Mr. John Townley Of this
place. aged AZ years, months and days Could
yscal aid and attentive care, prolong human eXis
lance, departed friend would be with still but
the Dsposer of events has ordered it Otherwise, and
mcekly bow, submissive to his best known WILL for
mourn not those without hope her last moments be
ING hlissul and bright, not even shadow off doubt da
keuing her mind for a moment. She sleeps in
peace--and we hunhly pray. thai this dspensa'on may
DO SO sanciified 10 the surviving members Of her family
SO 10 enable them TO say, "li is good 10 be afflicted"
o. The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will please
copy the above.
-, of Scarlet Fever, at Calland's. Pitts, lvania
county, Va. Sunday, the l2ih inst about o'clock
L. NJ, WILLIAM EDWIN. youngest son oi Achilles H.
and Eliza 5. Norman, aged year, five months and
ono day.
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GOOD PRO rs.

sold yesterday ? hhds. of new Tobacco made by
Mrs Sarah Bets, Of Roanoke, At s. 50 aud one u,
s. 4O one Tor Mr. Nc'ehbos n, 81 60. and crop to
day Ut shipping Tobacco made by Capt n. A. Ihomp
sun OF Bedford. 81. al s. CO. and ON. al 8 20
The first Of the latter cmp good and the othc, lwo uI
moderate quality
With my gra,eiularknow Judgements to my friends iir
their patronage heretofore. | renew the ,,n,cf OF my
best cxcons 10 promote their interest IN tho sae III
their Tobacco OF AIRY other business in my hne which
they may conlde 10 my care and management.
4. J. OrEl.
March 81 lSJ3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
NOTICE


WILL. proceed 10 sell, at public auction on the
l5,h day Of April neat, my PI.LNTiTIO.N, on
which reside, containing near
400 .SCRES.
There is aboni 50 acres of cleared Land in popI
state al cultivation; there In about 80 acres ii bottom
Land that can be made nod Meadow Land; there i.
good quantity at tulaceo land 10 clear and great port,
:" II heavily iimhcrod. aud great quantity OF pine nm
Der upon said land There is two good
DreiliHg Houses,
upon said aud and all necessary Out Houses such M
double Barn. tobacco Houses. &c. Also,a
q u NG o Il c II A Il y
aud every thing necessary TO make the place desirable
There Is up said Land tor ;
NEVEn-EAlLiNG SPRINGS
Al good ~ the county eau afford he desired; and
large Greek running through said place This plan,a
ton lies in the County Of Rockbridgo Is miles above
Lexington and o miles from Buchanan The sale will
positively take place thai day. though private sale
would be preferred Payments will be liberal. thonoh n
small portion will bo required 10 be paid down a, or
near the timo OF sale. further description Is unncces
sary, AS those wishing 10 purchase will Of course Wow
for themselves. WIIIJS TlNSIEY
There Is adjoining this Land another Il Il A { T.
10 be sold on the 25lh day Of April which is nearl, AS
desiranit place, Both added together would make a
large farm. suitable 10 work about - hands to adyan-
a2c Early application desired To those that wish To
purchase privately. WILLIS TINSLEY
March y GOA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

DO EARLY, SURGEON DENTIST. hs;ru
~ just returned from Philadelphia, where he hss -.
cured the most magnificent and mgesiousy cvnssssess4
Instruments that could be obtained n die Tinted Ssssrs.
also. furnace with full supply Of sle hest mse.a.
Tor manufacturing incsrruPtible teeth, u ssw pss-
pared to insert full sets Of teeth by atmospheric psvuse
OF other mpmved modes. AL other opcrs,icus = tke
teeth and Diseases Of the mouth generally a,tesdsd -
in the bes, manner.
Jan. 70 ,..,.,. n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
Commissioners Sale.

eY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
- of Campbell County, made in the "Spoar &
Patton vs. Eaiy Organ and Others the undersigned
Commissioners appointed for the purpose, will expose
TO sale, at public auction To the highest bidder at the
front door Of Campbell G. H.. wednesday, the 26ih
OF April. 1872 the interest Of Jacob Early in the pcsn
al estate Of Abner Early decd which was held by his
widow Dosa Early. as dower--and also the interest of
Organ, dead., which is held by Mrs. Elizabeth Organ
widow Of said John Organ as dower--'rhe sale Willie
cedit the Isl Of October next the purchase giving
bond and good security The undersigned selling a.
Commissioners, will convey such title only tho decree
aforesaid vest in them.
JAS. GARLAND. ro..;..
G. L.MOSBY, commissioners
March 81 wo5A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
LYNCMBURG INSTITUTES pa n
l'OU.N'G L.lDxES,
cosDr cTED mr.
sIR. AND N sss. aaEANY.

MIR AND MRS uEtNy ,.....,e
lNn .,rn. IL, , = '"""A." o' s"~ "Oc5ss
uuunre To The ,nhulans n ,oe,,,, k ~ :':.: ~
that Tho nex, .rse,nn' IN, ""' 80 ,'e'"''ys
l3b al El,,,.,, ~, ,i., VI ",ousy ~"
cifrirp,.-com,rs;n,, ,he ,a,,,,s ,aas.,.s -" y
ccn and Modern Literature. NI,,h,ra,;ca, an. NJ.
raj Sciences hrs, e,cn.,.l u. J'.I. ~ "'. .ss's
the youthful mind and s,,n. nc a., ~, e;p.,
,n,inn 800 ~ '"' a"' n'sne" eue-
The location or,Le seLo,,t.,r ,o,.,.,,. ..ac...,.
known it is deemed unn.,,..arS - ,n,,,..".s
Jyan,ao,s II o,i,s y W ""s''','ae NV ''Ary
modi,,s aud s,n,,d ,, "e '"ke IN" ''".-
Ilus,,,,i,, H., rI., :, ','"'r "sSess'Sy W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27

NEW GOODS.

~ f. have just received portion Of or SPRING
w AND 81 MINER SUPPLY, embracing a Gun
siderable variety which we are determined 10 sell prea,
bargains in; likewise GROCERIES, rig:
s"xnr. Coffee, Salt, SPAN Cosson, As., &c.
We cordially invite all our friends both Of town and
country, ogvo us call before purchasing ~ we are
resolved to sell of Goods such prices M cannot
fail 10 give satisfaction to all who wish 10 buy Call and
see
J. }. PURVlS & DCFFEI
March 9 6vif
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n q II l a. n .

y d Il CE.
Git HAVING taken the large Brick Building oppo
Ej%%ii site the Union Hotel, am prepared to keep
HOUSE Of PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT,
lie can take horse drovers. Aso few day boarlers
and gire them o'gng. An Office attached to the same
building with good front cellar, for rent The upper
part Of The house occnpiedby Thos J. Oey AS an or
tro is for rent with good kitchen and meat house.
! have Livery Stable aud can accommodate the public
with Saddle Horses Bng2e. Sc. The subscriber hopes
by strict attention and reasonable charges 10 be literally
supported by the public ARCHER BROWN.
Tho bus uess Will be conducted of me by Augustine
w. Gross A. Is.
March Is wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
$50 REV ARD.

" lOl'EN from the tavern of Wyatt Cardwe, Char
- oi'c Court House. some few weeks since la
10y y FINE GOLD LEVER WATCH, made |
lhnk by John Johnson, Liverpool with two birds carved
Immediately under the hands, the bills turned towards
each other; and containing watch paper with the name
Of John Randolph August 1916.
The abov. reward of Fifty Dollars will be given for
thr apprehension and delivery at this place. Of the thief
thgether with the watch or Twenty Dollars n, ,h..
oalch alone WA q IORDA\
wCharlotte c. H.. Feb 81 ,.6,y;f