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The New York herald., 1844-12-08

These Igbsantis fast sailing INIT class Ships all built
OF New York, commanded by Of experience
and ability and will be despatched puncualy the 2ist Of
each month";.
with whatever conduce the and comfort of
gers.
Price OF Passage 500.
Neither the Captains owners Of these Ships will be respon
sbe for parcels pacages by tem unless regular
bills Of lading signed thefefor.
WdODHULI & MINTURNs,
u south street, New York,
EIELDEN, BROTHERS, & CO.,
iNec Liverpool
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

let BUTTQNs, DA0UERREOTYPE PLATES AND
= INSTRUMENTS, German Slate., Lead Pencils, Sega,
g!tnd variety Of othsr French and German goods For
sale by EDWARD HEN, Importer
uTlms ri 10 and 20 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1844-12-08


excellent Farm Of lol situated in New jersey in
good state Of cultivation well fencedseveneen acres Of
part Of ha. been lined and well manprsd within the last two
water and variety Of choice ffst trees and IL guam:
tty or fine cherry Several Of superior
has been used for trucking being within six miles of good
market Part Of The purchase money may remain on mor'sa
Be exchangedfor city properly Apply Mr. JOHN kUCAS
TIE. ~ Front st, New York, or to JOHN ONDERDONk,
II this should meet the eye Of JOHN FOWLEF, las Of
Bromford, Birmingham, England it will be TO his ad
vantage O attend to It ms lmsm
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

HEz- JERSEY CITY FLOATING DoCK-1his rev
- ANA improved Doek b. commenced YgsIa,sa 9Ag-
and thy will q once see that well sdsr,ed far
There is also attached this Dock. Blscksmiths shcap~a
tr Cankers and Fanters All work dons e en,s-
''s'y1i sss i,~s ".'.se' re ~ HiLL a MeLAuoHtiN
The New York herald., 1844-12-08

ffE FOR qLASG0 w-Ihe One new Brtish shlp
her way 70 this port, sssi arrival vii have uuns-
iate despatch She intended expressly regular tsd<f
sw''a 'n'' ana ''''so" wCoDhG2I c,j u aN UkSs
The packet ship ADAM CARR viii succeed he Aas As-
ley hnk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-29
VA sHINGTON 81,


CuEsNET SrHFET. Ab1hk So ~ ia
PHILA DELPHIi.
N The subscriber having completed hls
Es1TA additions and improvements Ia The
ssi.R4 .n1oye House, fakes this opportunity :"
~ aequaini his numerous patrons aud the
ophIic eenernIly, that the accommodations afforded
hy hi. new arrangements pre- If very shpfr'f
ofler. They losses. m addition Ia entirely ne"
furniture ol iAe rl,hest modern style beds, he5din',
4r.#nea ventilated and handsome suns ni apaf'
neuls. particularly adapted for ladies' n iam'i,''.
rte r,b,e.. both HE Ladies Ordlnaf., and HAT
r., Gentlemen, viii present every deHeacE 10
.f, al nenlness and eIceance. and pronit attention
NlA be shown 10 every WINK.
The WASHINGTON Is situated IN The centre OF
le fashionable parl of Philadelphia. and ihefe is d"
erye and separate entrance 10 the ll"'e or iates.
HARTWELL Proprietor
,..,.,,.,,ots .lo lh, f4isl J.. # NEIi NJ
SPTrNDID BATHING ES1AFLiNHHEAI.
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r'.f ~ Pr SIX Bse:.do Ingram CO...
~ 80 iaH 10. % lsrae ~. ia Ne
% - q. Misses Kt3. cotton add
We; lar.es' 10 do and silk 10 Pr
ION em''3 Hose Waste aad brow a
w. Naerbf mtredo. Io1a
ian socks Misses cItinn Hoso. call
'.,'e, Cloves; Misses Nus.
i'' a'-ar'ment Of Domestic Goods
1Ie,. .ae previous arrivals make my stock
NJ. o lLE VEN vii find nv STOCK Cd
y.sa45 c...f salunets, Yesuuss. Irs4
4, .. c''''a ~hIrtnts complete
~ terHge3. r4ur,, cijf -, f...,,,.
Iva ~ Orange cold sin rocket YDEE'S
N, a. '..a'a plaid for coats. 81 Tweed foI
,o.. '1 many o'heriash.onable goods for In,
..'m L. e 5'I raw aad Leghorn, Sen Gra,i
~ Is may -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-29

~ virtue GA H.ornr mon on need m the ahnve
nan,e1 'coreo iv tho sud court on tie lsfh daV
- Nsvcrnl or 80 n reprnl. s'onrr nndrr iAe
/ sad dceros eh al prorerd On Nondav fhe 1t
1av IF Iuiu lait 10 coll n nuhlir me- on 10 the
#.lfeheet lflde- ~ rhe f-aat donr Of the csnrt
house n OHIO rnnntv. tho followinr lots aud
narts IF OTIS sifpaicd n the CITY of Nheclm@ that
Lot NJ one ~ n TO fo'd1 squaye orsa CIV.
por,z oflats Nos y & 81 tvo all tlrae n the
Lots Ne eorto o.4bt rs & ~ and f,rfy MIN IN
los No q, arl re e. y sovon on 'fqnp 'cn -.
to,e Ne foo 'hree and B & 56 iiftg SIX IN
Crataoa'r addHti,n.
10, Nef,o1t vrlve. and part Of Lo No ilo'ten n
Or snoh mr., or carts fhorenf as shaH he fnnad
en- Hie'cni 10 a'isrtcomnananfo demands win
/ IN Tor etc and rosts
III atevo na,-c1 proncriV or frienfr
VII bo oil On orol Of fonr. .'Haf tfoslve and
twenty four n.onihe N equal M almort5 the
nnrchascr NJ prrohoeers pivina bon VIII
proved socnritr brar'p" in'er"zt rom I've -" Of
al md fhc titlo vil he retained "a = further
=ec,Iri.enntl 80 iae aments are fnllv naid.
I " NTTCHFLL. Gommissfoner
IL = far coma'ts. "a" DC
pLACK AVn nTrr RI >cE N lNF BROWN
x ANn INVISIBLE CpFFN CLOTHS
Grearesi ever orered in lis Na,fei ut
~ ATFX ROGERS M An Wafore'.
rnIfAGilr-n x GRoWN MrsI1NS Brown
DrIlinos Canton Flanae'- Cor cole rhean Al
ms ALEX ROGERS No 10. Waterst.
n A~nS FOR stHrI-A- attorney in fact.
y Gr Tho ho,r- NJ s S,riro. vii sell lie follow
M lonI b,aoo1ipp Il his csio'o. namelv h'7
Triaaolptia r,ru, an1 1i- lou1s Turkey run and
n, Wboolipn r'rool in Norshan county
II. TfiaIolnbie farm Is situated hci'oen Middle
ood Tinre Whoolinp Croors. ndia ning leods Of
! ~ -. ITo,,to,5on ouI stl,ers Mr. Uoudorson "a
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i.l'eNt3alEs -5#..z ps.eal Sea,
uIIA 6RIlh~
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COuNTS rT0VTp'c SAf.E.-rv cnt~cEpg--
In fhoCirouif ennerior Court o. Law aai
Nbnrcorv far Ohio county
Josonh CAL
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10 The Editors offhe Wing
Loylscsros. NELSON. cousry Va. I

Sept. 2isi, 1874. {
during the fierce c,niest about ,ha Tariff befse lhe
compromise act southern man, wrote In Mr.. Clay.
urging The Importance of seing the question Ainicably
II possible. and received his reply As be has " my mind
been very nnjnsy accused ol abandoning ,s principle
OF protection IN the compromise act referred back h, ha
lr,ter and have obtained his authority To publish it,
MS letter shews thai he did intend abandsa The
protective principle. though he felt every disposition ~
settle The question. 80 qae, the growing s,rs then
re upon The subject Let Pennsy lyanians and Virrin.
VOTES nga,ns, that able supporter Of home industry sad 10
favour NJ James X Polk. who all al the S,uh know ~
be one vi It's deadesl enemies. &. PE,RROW
Dear Sir have to nckno Wedge the receipt II yo.r
avor OF The Isl lnsi aud thank You for the informs.
ton II contains.
In the sentiments Of regret for the unhappy Difference
amcably adjusted all usi 10 unite The difficulty u
In finding principle which can form the basis VI
satisfactory adjustment. II IL evident that bstwssa
,hose who conlend FIR tho policy Of proecion In soms
i1r' ana those who reject II IN every fosn thers can
be no accommodation. Is there my nedium1 That 10
Tue problem 10 be sulyed, and few days will deormino
II, n, Tar as Congress at present determine II.
Holding myself firmly 10 the power and u the picy
ol pfo'ecto nnnot cnsent ~ abandon IL; hut IL nuy
modl'lca'on can be nade, without mpalring the value
OF protection. should must readily in Il. lnefrs-
lna protection bad, If not WORSE than ps,,~ctlun.
II would cripple the iacturer and injue he cunsu.
few days will decide whether a recpncilis,i,a NJ
prae,lcabei and mos, earnestly wish tina, IL may 10
effected, With great respect,
! am your uaedien, servant,
H. CLAY.
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From i,e Rictmoad lphig Sep. o.
MR.. CLAY'o LETTERS TO FRANCIS T.
HAIR.

We called yesterday to again these letters which
had not Tor II years. aud repeat 10 the rea
der and the Public what stated IL years agu and have
recently again stated, that there is sentiment OK
pressed in them which WOULD lniure Mr. Clay with
those predisposed 10 think badly u him. kendall's
version epuolIshed IN the Enquirer, is CARRIED Thus
foI example. the following qno,aton from Of the let
ters Is the only portion OF either. thai by The most lib
eral and hostile construction, could be made 10 bear
galust Mr. CLAY:
My friends entertain the belief that their kind wish
towards me will in the end be most likely TO be ac-
compllsl,ed by besiowing their votes on Mr. Adsrs
representative (meaning MI Whe) is inclined to
concur with us in these sentiments, and as know his
respec, for your opinion, Mr. Bla's request if You
concur in my views, that you will write 10 him by re-
turn mail to strengthen him in his ncratiors. Sio,D
This 10 Cri:tenden alonc."
Now between the sentences contained in this quo
tarion there others which the scound rel
Kendall omitted and united because they give diff.
ieren opposite, and honorable and patriotic inter.
probation the Two which he quotes! Hc thus garbles
that private and confidential Correspondence which his
conrade Blair rhongh, long since having permission,
refuses to publish, because he knows well that its pnbi-
caton would not Only relieve Mr. Clay of Tho impa,a-
lion which the three Sir Benjamin Backbi'es Blair Ken
dali and Richie, have been endeavoring to ste upon
him for 10 years but would a, elevate hin, and con-
sign them To merited obaquy as ihellers.
Has The Senior Editor Of the Enquirer ever seen Mr.
Cay,s letters to Blarl VIII he answer the question:
And if he has not, why will he not avail himself
he would no, Ike to goin persan, procure
w upon whom he can rely--of Mr. Legh's invita- ,,t
to tho general public to call and inspect ,hsm2 NJ
Democfat Mr. Leigh ssys has called to the letters
Ths inference is thar thay pref, Kendals gsrbed Yer
sion! They do not; We suppose, wish " be undecsiv
cd |!
Mr.. Ciay's original objection to the publication a
These letters wss, that he would no, consent " Sanco
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ONE DAY SAY ED.

an ard after The LIST day of April neat our PACK
~ EFT BOATS will leave Richmond Mondsy
"Wednesday and Friday evenings al O'Clock precisely
and arrive at Lynehbufg, nj o'clock, A. NJ. Wednes
days. Fridays and Sundays.
by this arrangement the mail and passengers from the
North, going West. will leave Richmond directly after
the arrival Of The cars and arrive in Lynchburg
connect with The Western and South Western mail Stage
l!ies, "a hours in advance Of the present time.
RF.fI RNlNG.
Leave Lynchburg Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
ate A. Nj.
Arrive in Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, by Z. NJ
COMING Up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-30

the nfamos practice Of exposing privsss csssesposdeses
10 ,he public eye Ito has obrcted ~ Blsrs vsh-
fishing them. lilo wishes them Published. IL ~ ca 10
exempted fum the blame Of cuan,enanclng The peassies
The spe is honorable but In judgnsus esrisd
Tar. II Is ,me tina, Mr.. Clay, IL nut for his own nks,
TOR thai oi the grea, with which no 10 ideasid
should vindeao himself and brand his calumniators ard
convinced that this is due to him and u tho Wing par
~ we have written h him applying iar his c-nsent IL
publish he letters 10 Blair. We shall rscsivs HE an.
swcr IN ton dayA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-30
LYNCliBUisG ACADEMY.

TEVHE subscribers, heing desrons of establishing per-
manent INSTITUTION for the instruction d
Males. have selected Lynchhnrg the place de-
siYslr for location. Knowing The superior advanta
yes il possesses any other portion oi the Stale
point ii geographical position aud healthy location, and
acquainted with the thriving, business like character ii
its popuiatun induced to believe these sufficient
10 prosperity and Permanence 10 an institution
such as We propose establishing.
The studies be pursued will embrace every desirable
branch Of business education, together with the Ans
Glen, and Modern Languages Aud the Of nsruc-
lion we adopt shall be sufficiently thorough and adyan-
ced give a sound, practical educaon quality the
dent pursue any business 10 study any profession,
enter any class in college.
LoeaiiJn-We have procured rooms in the Catholic
Church, Fifth Street, in pleasant aud retired pal ol
the own--a central point, accessible Tor convenience 10
aAy vi its inhabitants.
sion, $50 w
Mathematics with Anccn. or Mondern Lam
p.syes, 90 co
Higher Engll Branches. Is W
Minor Do. ~ 81
The Principal, having conducted School in this
State for the las, three years, prepared produce
from his orner patrons satisfactory evidences o his
and experience Teacher H. II. Smith, a
graduate OF Union College Will be associated with him
dscharging the duties ui The lnsllluonand III order
to the greatest advantages toheir pupils, system
and discipline will Ire strictly Observed, moral prin-
cipes incucatd, and the necessity Of making the
best tt time daily impressed upon the minds Of each
While the one Is constantly employed with the gov
eminent OF the ScAool and iasiraclon III the innor
branches VI Education the other will devote his whole
tine and attention Classics and higher En- sh
branches. Thus making texclusively profession. We
hope by strict attention and close application, TO merit
such share oil public patronage may be not only pro-
Gssble selves, but alike Profitable and honorable
the community
We are obliged 10 occupy room in the rear Of J g.
& +. 6. Met lanahan's Store on Main Street. where
shall be happy 10 receive pupils until School Rooms
are iFelard.
First session to Tuesday ls of October,
aud cunt nue 2 weeks
Circulars, Containing further information to refer.
ers, earse d s.ady. system adopted, &C.. may be ob-
tantd al Payne, Gregory & Co.'S. Book Siore.
DAN SMITH. P,incipM
HENRY r. SMITH assistant
n. B-lhe Pfiuc,lal may be consalled pupils en-.
tered, and Textbooks seen, Mrs. P,ndetohs, Main
Street.
Sept 26 Ia
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MleS. llsi NlsIelUliS'
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY,
FOR Y'OU. ~ q Il II les,
U.VNGMREEls.

uVHE third Session of this Institution, will begin
Il Monday Sept. 2nd.
Term. unallered, viz: tl8 Is and e 80 for English
and French no extra CHARGE bul for Ancient Languages
aud Mathematics.
Mrs. II. being sincerely DESTROYS of making her insti
tuition continually worthy Of the kind patronage
with which the inhabitants OF Lynchburg have hoior-
ed il during the last session. has secured the assistance
of gentleman Of high moral and scientific standing for
English Parsing Composi,ion Ancient Languages, &c
&c. And she has also succeeded in securing desirable
ouardng, in The same Square with her Academy, fol
those Young Ladies from the Country that may be en-
frosted 10 her care with the view oi giving hsr whok
time and attention 10 her pupils.
Aug. &c. t.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, on Monday the
w 18th day Of October next; al the late residence Of
N'caah Pendeton dec'd in the connty Of Nelson, all
the Perishabe Properly belonging TO said Pendlefcn's
Estate, amcng which are the Household and Kitchen
Furniture aud Stock Of nearly every kind All OF
I'VE dollars aud under, cash will he required all sums
over five dollars credit of six months will be given, the
purchaser giving b'Hd with approved security.
JAMES NJ. HARRIS, admir-
with the will annexed Of Mlcajah Psadeien deed.
Sept 26 udO
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NO YkxE.
'EHsv>TEE,s SAFE 0g' a.Axss.

'EEeE>TEE'S SALE NE' a.ASss.
IN PURSUANCE of deed of Trust executed to
Forinna,us Sydnor and myself by Richard 5. Ellis,
barring date the 9Th day OF August, 1928 and Of re-
corr in the county court oi Amherst, shall the goth
day of October, 1874, sell by way Of public auction,
two tr4c,s of 1aud situated in the county OF Amherst
the one containing POO Acres less. lying between
Pedlar River and Horsley's Creek, and was inherited
by the said Richard S. Ellis from his father. Josiah Ell
Island Ire other adjoining the lands Of Samuel Burks.
and others, and also containing
300 ACRES,
more or less and is the farm which was purchased by
the said Richard s. Ellis fum certain John Burks.
The sale of both tracts will be made the one first
described to wiz that lying between Pediar River and
!larsloy's Gree
/ TERMS OF SAfE-Aliho BY the terms Of the
deed sale Is authorized be made io cash,
bic credit will be gyen--the extent and conditions oil
which will be made known al the time an1 place oi
sae-Acing trustee will only convey such title as
is vested il me by said decd nrnsh it is believed IL
be good. EDMCNn NiNodoN.
Surviving Trustee.
! Sert 10 r2oo
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Salt, Sugar and C0liee.

JUST RECEIVED and for sale at how prices,
QUO sacks Salt, (nea; and cean)
10 hhds p. X. Sugar,
) do. ST Croix 60.
do. n. Or's do.
81 bags Ri, Coffee,
20 d. Laguira do.
- do. ST. Domingo d.
EDMOND, WATSON & Gu.
Al the old stand Of Boyd, Edmond s. Davenport, on
the canal.
SEP, Is 10
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political.
THE TARIFF AND TOBACCO.
E.a,n H.. - ,.L,,a..I fKL... C...S,...l.., u

To JANIS Char AND JonS CAsx,1. Esas.
Conference.-The Democratic leaders. with their usu-
al,gnorance OF The laws of aIe their yet mare u
sus disregard Of candor and fair dealing, represcn
ting throughout, the Tobacco growing Region Of Vngi
MA that the current low PRICES OF Tobacco have hcen
casloned by the operation ot tho Tariff OF 1912. Ab
surd such AN opinion upon lis very face there
not wanting who affect 10 believe The cement AZ
well as many who urge II with brazen assurance upon
The nnstormed and crodulous.
We therefore, request III YOU, who extensively
engaged IN the Tobacco trade, and acquainted with MI
The causes which influence prices 10 draw up for publ
cation statement Of youf uriulens 10 the m1nenc,
exercised by the larh OF sl2 upon Tho prices ot 10
bacco. Very respectfully. your friends. &c.,
lNO H. PLEASANrS,
ALEX. MOSELEN.
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The exports ofthe above five years average al least
10000 hhdy. which has oyersookeJ the European
market. i GRAY.
J.CASk.E.
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Notice.

Notice.
virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10 the subscr
A5 bers by Nill,a.a Nee lanahan bearing date tho
2Jth day o August, 1857 and duly recorded IN the
clerk ,iilce OF The county court I'll Boetuur Tor Ger
lain purposes therein specified. will proceed la st l. by
way Of public aucos, The 10Th day Of October ON
The premises, for cash. certaa tracts OF Land lying
(of'Hefy IN the county Of Boelourl, Roanoke J
the south side OF Roanoke river, one Tract
GOntHiuitg' $50 acres,
which was decided by Charles McCanahan, to said
Nm. Met Ianahan. 1 he other tract Containing
4 D 3 ACEs Il "a,
adjoining the first named on the SOUTH aud was
conveyed 10 said WIN. McC lanahan by John +. }.
White aud wife We shall convey such tlleas is vested
in us by sa5 deed, and no other
MADISON Pl1ZER. , ,r.
WIN. u. PECK, 's'es'
Sept. % 1850
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| i..plroRs " iiIe


Richmond Sepi. 23rd, lSii
conference.-the your mole 10 OF tina morning, YOU
ask opinion 10 the effect oi The Tariff OF lSI2 on
the price III Tobacco. Without attempting TO enter up
on ltag detailed statement Of The that affect tho
Tobacco markets. and produce such frequent hnctna
IN priceswr will your question. by stating that
in opinion. The Tariff has influence whstever on
the Tobacco market II neither increases nordninlshes
the consumpi Ion IN foreign countries and therefore has
no effect upon prices IN f.nropeiho prices vi Tobacco
regulated affected entirely by the Production and
consumption. When the production exceeds The colt
sumption aud the stocks accumulate IA the this
tme prices are low and must remain until the stocks
are reduced and the production essened. 10
pond with the consumption. From the year 800 10 the
year $50 The Whole quantity Of ubaeeo exported lrom
the United STATES annually averaged about 50 600 hhds
During this period ono or two shut crops in Virginia
would affect prices. Tho Western States during This
period had never exported on an average more than 49,
900 hhds. IL 1910. tho West exported 10000 hhds.
-in lsil. 81 600 hl,ds.--n 1872 6S 900 hlds in
lS43, $4,000 hhds-and in 1874 81 POO hhds We
refer you II the New Orleans price current u the TIL
September. for the exports Of tobacco, tom 1885 IL 1874
inclusive. by which YOU will that New Orleans a
lone has exported In tho last two years much iobae-
CO on an average AS tho average exports Of tho United
States previous 10 1888 This we think ia sal'i en 10
accoun, for the low prices Of 1919 and lslt-.and We
may say the very inferior quality Of IT, Virginia obar
CO Tor no years past has contributed moi o 10 lessen
lis value, and 10 bring the Western Tobaeeo into n,re
general use. The fact Is that tho West now produces
nearly as much as Inc consumption o Fnfope ueInands
The failure ola crop in Nirgma has very ltlle tany Ell
feet on prices III Europe dus. however, Affect pr,ees
AT home In our own market since manufacturers
quire annually from IL 600 10 5000 h,ls Of Virginia
Tobacco for the consumption Of the country, which Is
bod, hall Of what supposed 10 be the ea,rc crop Of
Virginia grown this year. and the consumption being
the increase, is fair suppose that II least half
ot the Tobacco Tased In Virginia hereafter will be manu-
featured Tor hume USE. II should BIZ remembered that
The growth of Tobacco Is confined 10 The United
States II is supposed thai al eas, much $4,000
hhds raised m other conn,fien II In true the
ducion is Tar ahead Of the consumption. will appear
from The annexed aanent of Exports and Products
We are, very respectfully. your ob'l seV'ts.
JAMES GRAY.
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DISSOLUTION.


VUNllE firm oi Thomas y. Acree u Co. was dissolved
Il by mutual consent on The Isl Of May last All
persons, who indebted to The concr requested io
make pay ment 10 Thomas o. AGREE as son ms b ssibe
Aud Those To whom t,e concern indebted pre-
SEM their claims 10 him Tor settlement.
THOMAS q. AGREE,
WILLIAM Is. MuRRELL.
Aug &c Is
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NeW Fall and Winter Goods.

New EIII Hl2U VtFntcF WUUus'
I AN now receiving my supply OF FALL AND
i WINTER GOODS, u which respectfully m
ye the attention Of all in want IF Good Baf!ahs My
stuck will be large, and the prices unusually to,o
g. J. BURTON.
Sept. to
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions OF decree of ,h.
county courl Of Montgomery, pronounced ON the
2nd day Of May. 1913, in the Of Dani. Hogan and
others. Plaintiffs for &c, Us. Hartman Hogan, Ioseph
noean Christina Howerlon late Christina uooan the
representatives Of James Hogan. decd and the repre-
snaises OF David Hogan, decd, defendants. here
by no'iy the SAID defendants that the money ecreod IN
he paid them under The PROVISIONS Of the said decree is
now In my hands ready tor distribution
Ella PiiLEGAR, Conf
Chrisansbnrg Sept % Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-30
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4 SUPPLY Of Hog Skins. Morocco Skins Web
n bm2 Bits, Surrups, Buckles, Bosses aud variety
OF other Goods required by Sadders ls opened and or
sale cheap. IL. b. Y W. \. RICHARDS.
Sept. % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-30
TO Tobacco .NnNHfucsMrcrs

TO Tobacco Manufacturers.
NNHE subscriber having laeG the large 4 convenient
IN heated ware house the Basin, lately occl pied
bv NIessfs Lewis ID Crenshaw & Co. for the purpose
Of conducting general Commission and Forwarding
business-wiil be pleased to rece,,e Manufactured To-
bacco, and forward it instructed, charging only
cents per box for receiving and forwarding, -
JAMES H. JUREY.
Richmond, Sept. 10 Wis