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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

..,,;,e houses are now receiving and opening
lice Of Goods Of all kinds, laid in with judy
nen ''ff ,..,e which they prepared to SELL either
men' A'' ,eail. on terms fully advantageous to
by ""0. ,crbaps more 50, than they can be ob-
the Pu'.'a J;san, markets. Whether our friends in
ta"e' ,beref,rc, who buy to sell again, or Ia
Inc desire 10 procure Dry 6oods or Groceries,
shoes Hardware or Chiaa. Books or Medicine,
Has A,;,les, Jeweiry, Cahnet-Ware. Carriages.
fam, ., Tin Ware, in al their varieties, We feel
sa'O. ~, ,bey will find each and ALL in this place. to
sun ,hs fancy or to administer to comhr'.
onl also say to Western mercha mis- and others.
y. ,.a.cou in the prices Of freight and tolls upon
VA =. well as in other charges. will hereafter
r,,,,n Of goods and produce at a, least as
hose now charged on competing routes, and per-
w.. shade lower. II may not perhaps he known 10
,four Western friends. Who hrmetr obtained
'a ,nd. ria Iyuchburg, that there Las been eonsd
4. ,,auc,j n in The charges uron his line within
.,oo,bs rasi-ior the fN'tni ii vhirh We refer them
If The commission merchants in Lynchburg.-
~. western papers may confer favor upon their sub
.,ibers by noticing this iac'.
~. arc Glad to say tia, there is aha't If the
.,;,, Of mprovem.nt IN his place. Last summer.
..mber Of new buiidines-seveIa oi hem spacious bu
bouses-were erected; and others are now in pro-
....s and under contract Mcssrs. Mcdaniel & Me
ro,te are shout TO erect large building the ground
,sce,tly occupied by Mr.. sump'er and ohers-,wo an
..o, framed ,enemen,s having been already removed
n, Ina, purpose They also contemplate substituting
, fine brick tcnemehts in the place OF that they
occucy It is probable. we understand, that MIR. John
II Nurrell WILL in the course Ut the summer, erect an
other spacious business house adjoining that which he
mi M last fall. Mr. John NJ Warwick has contracted
fr the erection Of five brick dwelling, houses on Church
,treet-,nd We hear that Mr.. Jesse Hare and Mr.. w.
p. Bvau, expect to build two three dwelling houses
on The street, and nearly opposite to those OF MIR.
Warwrk b, sides these. number Of buildings, Of a
s. cusy escrpon IN progress in various parts Of
The own Indicating considerable augmentation Of ,np-
NATION, and of course an increase of business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
Bargains! Bargains Bargains!!!
VIEW NPRE.V'G GOODS.
RIO MoND CASH STORE

Lynchbwg. .april End, lSI5.
1NfiE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his customers
and the public in general, that he has just return.
ed from the Northern cities with xenslve and de-
sirate stock Of
DRY GOODS, BONNETs, SHOES, HATS, sc.
which being purchased for cash. will enable him to offer
goods much lower than similar articles be puclas-
ed for in this city al retail for cash only and hole
sale on credit, for approved paper.
COUNTRY llER CHANTS and others visiting
this market, Will please give hun call before puchas
ing elsewhere, as he will take pleasure in showing
his goods, whether purchased The 2nd story
my Store has been fixed off for wholesale only.
Amongst my assortment may be found. viz:
10000 yds Calico, new styles, from .. CTS to finest
Bazarnes, Organda Musllns, aud Polka d'Laines en-
tire new style goods for Ladies' dresses.
Black, blue black and fancy cold Silks, all prices.
Ginghams. Lawns, and French Chinz, large assert
ment,
Apron and Furniture Checks.
TIckngs, Brown Hollands, French Linens and Georgia
Nanktens,
$50 doz Ladies' Kid, Silk. and Cotton Gloves and
Mis, at great bargain,
Needle Work, Collars and Vandikes,
Thread Laces and Edgngs, assortment cheap
Ladies' silk Shawls and Handk's, large assortment,
FOR GENTS.
Extra black blue black. inv. green, olive and fancy
brown Cloths at great bargains,
New style Cashmere and Veslirgs, all prices,
10000 yds. common Pants Stuff, at all prices,
Panama Hats, splendid article, cheap,
500 doz. Palm Leaf Hats, from 81 per doz up finest
SHOES and BOOTS.
"A large assortment at Great Bargains.
10000 yds beached and brown Coons from 81 CTS. to
finest; and various other goods Too numerous to
mention. WIN. J. WILLIS.
p. S. The subscriber will be receiving from his store
in Richmond. and the Northern Cities fresh Goods eve
nv week throughout the ason. INV.
April is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Delinquent Lands in TIgiaia-We are requested
by James f. Heath, Esq Auditor Of Public Accounts to
remind owners OF land returned Delinquent, for the
payment of taxes whether resident OF resident that
under existing laws the Shert's sales for delinquency
take place every five years and that the year
All persons Interested are therefore adv Used correspond
win the Auditor before the month Of June or as soon
thereafter as possible as the lists Of delinquent land will
about that period pass into the hands of the Shers Mr.
Heath adds: sin all communications and letters Of en-
curry addressed to precise INFORMATION should be Civ
en- OF the qualities and localities of the lands the name
Inc county or counties where situated and the names Of
The patentees and subsequent owners"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
Ward Election.

UNHE following is statement Of the persons elected
4 Aldermen and Common Councmen for the
po.as.n ii Lynchburg, on the LIST day of April 1915.
Conno, CoUNcLMEN.-Lynch Hard. No. l.
john NJ Otey q, "orge E. Roberts, Paul Jones, Henry
Davis, John Cary. :, 'nlon D. Jennings
Henry Ward. No p Thomas o. AGREE, Sampson
DiDgud. Charles w. ChrIs ian, John II. Mcdaniel
Piesant Partin, Seth Hasey. =,
ALptsMKS.-Lvneh Uard. NJ: Edwin Ma
ti'ews. Ammon Hancock, Michael Hart. Das'" H. Ay-
mae, Daniel J. Warwick. Thomas A. Bran,sford
Henry Wvd. No David w. Burton. William
d. Brown. Pleasant Labby. Henry NJ Didlake, Aug.
Leitwich. Henry o. SchoolfeL.
II. DUNNlNGTON, S. c. L.
April 3 Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Ihe meeting held pursuant 10 notice at Amhcrst CT
lio On The 5lh sunday in March last, resulted IN the
acqu lsllion Of 3 members, and new impetus To
The cause. The mfe,ing addressed by II l.. Da.
'es. Esq. aud o. 1. Nadsworlh, Esq, C"por,eur Of
the Ntnina Tract Society, who SEATED at o the large
number ol families visited by hln, IN that county WHO
destitute Of Bibles and s religious books all were
tniemperaie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
ROgy.LES y .lCREE.

4 RE now rsceiynq their Spring supply Of GRO
IA CERES. which is large and well assorted, cous-
prisng nearly every article usually kept IN their line.
which they oar AT very low prices Tor cash. " ex
change for onuniry produce. They most respectfully
solicit call from their old renJs well ss the public
generally. The following comprise part @" thrr Stock
$50 hays Rio. l.aquyra. Angos,ora and Java Coffee.
43 hhds. N. Orleans. p. Rico, 81, Crox and Cuts
clarified Sugars
/ 3 boxes Loaf Sugar
barrels crushed Sugar
20 boxes and caddes Tea. par, very superior
200 lbs Cotton Yarns Ieaksvillc, Richmond and
Lynchbprg factories
20 bales Domest'cs, 4. 7.e. 4 and wide
10 bales cation OInnburg'. Richmond and Manchss.
$50 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
200 lbs, hrs, Caracas Indigo
500 lbs. Maddcr
300 sacks Salt, well filled
5000 lbs. S lie Leather. good and damaged
200 lbs Shoe Thread
200 lbs. Cnsi Steel
500 lbs Shear Steel
IA ions Blis,crcd Steel
GOO lbs. Rod Ionr. Ia, 3 s, l.2. SO and 1 inch
300 lbs. Hoop Iron
900 his Russia Sheet Iron
900 lhs. American Sheet Iron
800 lbs. Wire, assorted sizes
81 boxes lin Plate. 3x
2 do do do 3XxX
20 b..cs Roofing Tin. large size
90 pigs buck Tia
10 tons country Bar Iron
20 barrels tanners Oil
2 ,ierces Lamp Oil
% hhds and barrels Moasses
so doz. Palm Leaf Hats
10000 lbs. Bacon, part family cured
dr.. Horse Buckets
! 8 duz. painted Pals
80 kegs Gun Powder
90 kegs Blasting Powder
800 lbs. green C.pperas
GO reams Wrapping Paper
60 barrels Flour
d5 boxes Taow Candles
10 do Sperm do
10 boxes No. | Soap
$50 bushels Irish Potatoes
1000 lbs. Castings. asserted
6 barrels Cider Vinegar
35 boxes Window Glass. 8 X 10 aud l0x l2
500 bushels good seed Oats
5000 lined Rvels, Nus 8, 10, l2, ii and l6
26 Grind Stones
ALSO, Calico. bed Ticking. Nankeen Bleached
ID nestle, Apnln Checks. Linen plain and twilled,
Plaid Domestic, Pepper. Allspce. Alum, Ginger, Sal
eraius. Chocolate. Nuimegs. Mustard, Shoes, Brooms
per. Siiiers. Trace Chains, White Lead. Putty. eau
die Wick. Coton Irvine. Bed Cords. Plough Lines,
Shaving Soap. Tar Cans. Rice. Lump-black. Starch,
Tar, Plaster. Corn and Cora Meal, Saltpere. Scale
Beams and Weights. Cotton and Silk llandkerchiefs
Buttons. Cotton and Wool Cards, Shot, Ground Pep,
per, Sc, Se.. &c. s.f
o. We will pay tho highest market price for Ba-
con. Lard Feathers, Tow and Flax. Linen. Wool,
Bees Wax. Butter, SC. BOWLES AGREE.
March " nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
TAVERN ESTABLISHME
LA1s Z<1Yp

For Sale.
VNHE TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT at Halifax
4 Courthouse, purchased BY William Sumper OF
Toot,s legatees wish to sell. There are about
io4 \ ORES OF LAND,
portion of whl'h is very good, including good Mead
o,s: the remainder is Of medium quality, bat quite
cep, Of Improvement about y acres are Wood Land
The fencing toerably good. The Tavern building is
commodious and comGnriabIe. There are two good or
fees an excellent Stable and all necessary Out Houses.
This Tavern is very eeby situated Tor the entertain
meut Of travellers and boarders.
Owing to my remoeness from this property, would
sell it on accommodating terms For further particulars,
reference may be had to John A. Sowees at HALIFAX
Court Hou5e, or to me in Lynchburg.
X. d. TOWNLEY.
r., above property will be Offered Tor sale On The
PREMISES K. B. 7.
IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
DR.. VJisfar's Great DiSrOreru.

I r snid "Thcre is nothing under the sun
Hundreds OF Pills Pnnaccns Expectornnts and Specifics
ali sorts have been pulled into noioety-nl made mainly
the ing redenis adding materials 10 the heal
art. Blu, Dr. Wisiars Bnsam Of Mid berry furnish
rs medical agent new principle evolved from
tures Depository 1t cures Asthma incip lent
sumption Liver Complaint and all Diseases of the Lungs,
when nothing else will An honorable member Of the Cana-
dian Parliament writes that il has cured him OF Asthma of
ten years standing. A. Williams Esq Attorney at Law. 90
inm street. New York. cured Of the disease OF
twenty flour years standing. Mr. Cozens, of Unidentified
N. j. males affidavit that it cured him Of supposed
Consumption after PLY sicons had given him up die;
so Of hundreds of others
~ Remember, we positively in palm off
nj produced by this invaluable remedy BE
to get "Dr. Wistnr's Bulsum of Wild Cherry"
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
d. r. LYMAN, Druggist, Lynchb,rg, Ia.
April 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
500 REWARD.


10y authority Of the Csmmon Council Of Iynchbure
- reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS is
offered t the detection and conviction Of The unpyjr
pied person or persns who, the night oil de 9th
nst injured the fire plugs aud let loose e wafer poa
the streets OFT town. S. DIUGUtD,
Engineer 10 chief of the
March 81 Tx
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
NOTICE

West Hanover Presbytery will meet on Wednesday
the 10Th day Of April at II o'clock A. NJ, at Dla
mond Hill, seven miles south Of Campbell Con,
House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
NOTICE.

+ HEREBY notify all persons not to trade or buy
L any bond or bonds made by Giles McCnw 4 Alex.
YuilIe, made payable to me; and the said McCraw and
YuilIe notified not To pay the any person
except myself until receive credit for the same in
asmuch said bonds have passed fmy hands with
consideration and have never received credit for
the same. And John S. Ken, and Thomas r. Baliow
also notified AS a deed Iexecuted To herr
not TO pay any claim against me, unless they personal
know have received value Cor the same nasmuch as
have good grounds believe there will b. frauduien,
claims presented for payment.
JAMES PETTY.
March 10 o,ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

% Ex9t'overnor John Davis has been elected L.
D Senator, by the Legislature Massachusetts, sup.
ply the vacancy occaslohed by the death of Mr. Bates
The vote stood thus: For John Davis ia, tor Freder-
lex Robinson (Loco) 10, scattering T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
HANOVER PRESBYIERY.

Will meet on Thursday, the l0lh iusi at l2 o'cock
NJ, at the Apponailox Church. miles west Vi Farm
VILE, On the stage road TO Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

G3- The Rev. VIM. A. Smith, u. ID, will preach ,
sermon next Sunday night on the subject oi Sunda,
Schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
A CARD.

A III. persons in want of nsw and cheap Goods, VII
IA please call at my Store, ns have Just returned
from the Northern Cities, and am receiving a large
stock Of Dry Goods, Shoes Hats Bonneis. Hdrd.sdre.
Sc. &c.. all Of which will be sold lower than similar
Goods have eye been offered in ,hS market,
JN0.J. PuRVIS.
March q wdw ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Bacon, Lard, A<c.
IN 000 LBS. NICE BACON.
Ao,OOO 20O0 lbs. No. [ Lard.
500 lbs. Feathers,
200 lbs. Wool,
5000 yds. Tow and Flax L.,es.
On hand aiid for sale low for cash.
BRYANT, TINSLEY t. LAVENDER.
Apsil4 At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
Bathing Establishment.

TT'IIE Summer OF the Bathing Establishment
l. for Gentlemen will commence the LIST Of May
next, by which day the Baths will be in complete pres
paraion for public accommodation. Gentlemen will
consult both pleasure and health by awaiting themselves
of it's advantages The subscriber hopes IN receive,
therefore, patronage, sufficiently liberal TO justify him
in rendering this establishment permanent
ISAAC HARRISON.
March 81 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
No Manufacturers,

No Manufacturers.
Fereig" shippers Of Tobacco. stripe and stems
uNllESUBSCRlBER offers his services as recev
L Ing aud forwarding agent in this civ.
SAMUEL J. JONES,
Richmond
REFERENCES.
Mr. John w. Bagwell. !
Mr.. James l.. Claytor. ,,,
Mr.. David w. Burton, Is"e"o"'S
Col, VIM +. Smith.
April CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Is a. asa - pIckinssn. ESQ.,. is The Wing candidate
'''' u Delegates in Prince Edward county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAlNING in the
IL the LIST day of April
o.. Persans calling for
are advertised:
! A--Sam'l. II. Andersen
NJ ark Anthony, jr.,
Ihos. Algood.
Mrs. NJ. +. Akers.
BIAS. G. Bald win, +.
Willis bradley.
Robt. Berry,
&, Bingham,
Walter Berry. 2;
w. &. Bingham.
Geo. Il. Boiling.
THIS. }. i3olling.
Thos. Brooks,
WIN. NJ Bailey.
Jmn. Barrett.
Mrs. T.. J. Burks,
Miss Adeline Brown,
" Louisa NJ Bsyn-.
c. Richie. X. Crallc,
Henry L hlck.
Ida Clarke,
l.eonidas A. Cousins,
jesse { lark,
,lnJ. ulllns.
RDb'l. Cooper. ?;
Cousins.
Sam'l. l.. Coal.
Mrs. Mary T.. Cundif,
" PhIlls Clayton.
u joseph bavldsnn,
Lhas' W dawson,
/ I. J. De,erlc.
H. punn'nglon.
Alexander Denhehu,
~. w. Dickinson.
Capt. W IN. Davey,
H. Dsrr'es',
+. Dunlng'on,
Mis-. ;. 7. Duke.
! 80 ). l.. Davis.
Miss Laura u. DAVIS,
Chapman Dawson,
w N. ID. Dlnwlddle.
E-N m. Evans.
DIR. q. A. Edwards,
q. Edmonds.
Mr. Edlowe,
Is. A. Eamcs.
VIM. Edwards.
F-Dr. Z. Finney, 2,
Wilhelm Ferret,
Thos. Franklin.
l.. &. Fletcher.
Thos ID. franklin,
X. Flagg.
JAS. NJ. Franklin.
Elijah or l.. d. Fletcher,
Jas. f. Ford,
Jas. J.. Far-is.
Edw'd. A. Fea,hers,on, 2
A. +. Fletcher.
Joseph Is. Foster.
Mis-. Martha b. Fisher.
G-Alex. b. Garland,
WIN. Cuff,
Jas. G. Gamewell
p. Gravely. 2;
VIM. I. Goode. 3;
Mrs. Mary f.. Gamewell,
" Mary A. Gibbs.
Nv. l.. {. Henry,
James Harris, 2;
George llardwicke,
Rob,. s. Hughes.
VIM. N. Hughes, 4,
George lloyle.
Smith Hunter.
r. NJ. Houston.
G. NJ. Huston, 2;
Benz. Hunt.
Lewis w. Italian,
Jno. Harris,
Mrs. Susan Hill.
" Ihos. r. Hammer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

EMAlNING in the Pos, Office at I.ynchhug, IN
H. the LIST day Of April, 1916.
o., Pefsans calling for Letters will please say they
are advertised:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

SuND.
BARRELS NO. 1 StIAD. on consignment
II Ard Er sade dow fox cash.
BRYANT, TiNSLEN & LAVlNDER.
Amn3 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

R0tGN! Bacon ?! B0cOM
10000 LBS. prime new Baesn. received TO- day
AMI for sale. LEE 4 ROBERTS.
March IL Sm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID UNAWAf from the subscriber. living Sann
IL ton River. near Grcers Ford, Bedford county Va
| on the 2ls Of this month"; his negro man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Letters will please say they
Peter Kelly.
LIE. II. Logan,
Jas. NJ. I.sdd.
VIM. G. Lnmsden l. CO..
Mss Amanda }. Love.
M-Jsuus Miles.
Sam'l. G.. Martin, 2;
Thus. b. Malone,
X. McDermel,.
WIN. b. Murrlll,
Jesse McElralh.
Rev. .lno. Mason,
Jno. J. Mlbers.
lirlce A. Nsriln.
Jno. Mallory.
Jas. NJ. Melton.
Mrs. Mary Morris.
" Nancy Mayors,
:" Sarah Mason.
Is Martha Minis,
- Ca;harine Mundy.
Miss Ann II. Mlnari.
q Mary } Moellck.
'' Resale Mitchell.
N-Abram II. North.
O-'l'coiord B. Oylsr.
George w. Old.
P-Wllllsn NJ. Page.
Sam'l, Poinde>tcr, jr., 3;
Jno, NJ Perkins, s;
james Psrlrn, .;
5. ID. Patterson.
Stephen Perrow.
WIN. r. Patterson,
Miss Isabella perdue, .;
- Frances Purvis.
: Virginia n. Patterson,
Messrs. Patterson & Wills.
Q-Mrs. Antonla A.
Qulsenbury
Il Moses Rolph,
Robt. Rldgeway,
Joab Reynolds,
WIN. Randall.
Chas. r. Reynolds,
Jas. NJ. Richardson,
Mrs. Sally Royal.
S--Mcssrs. Step,oe &
raliaferro,
Capt. WIN. B. Sisson.
Jno. M. Station,
Albert Stone.
Jno. Smith.
Jas. l.. S'hoolfield,
Sam'l. Sanford,
Rev. Vinal Smith.
Capt. George Srawrighi,
Jno. +. Swinnry,
j. Salmons,
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Shelton,
Miss Mary Smith,
- Sarah Smith.
i" Adeline Scott.
a Martha Shoemaker,
- Martha Sirat,ou,
I" Frances A. Scott.
"a Martha A. Strange,
T-Alired Taylor,
VIM. A. Thompson.
George Thomas.
Greed Taylor,
n. B. Tapscoii, 9;
James Taylor.
Rev. Mr.. T'ompkins,
WIN. NJ. 1ribble,
Archer w. 1'raylor.
Edward Tinsley,
Rev. Joshua {. rinsley,
A. } Thorp.
Henry Thweatt,
]. II. Tyre,
VIM. G. Tompkins, 2;
Mrs. Ann TAFT,
- Mary I'oell.
Miss Ellen Thomas. 2,
WI. A. Womack,
Creave Woodruff,
A. n. Womack,
Josehp Wright.
Benz. Watts, 2;
Jno. Whi'len,
Philip Wohrman,
Walter Williams,
Jno. Watson,
Robt. Wilson,
Wrice Walker,
Levi A. White,
! illegible.
l.. II. rRIGG, p. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

de,o.... NC new James 1acksm. yon,g and promising
yaun'S ~ 1ao pastor # the Episcopal Church, At Sa-
a .,, coamased suscide. by drowning himself,
sonea 'so' during Fl Of mental alellat,a occa
'eu oy pro'raced ilsess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

Cheap sugar and Coffee.
n J. BURTON IS nav sel'ieg ios of good Sn.
Ia. gar and C.l1sc, al o. f6ats per pound.
.1LSO,
The cheapest ut Of CA,,rnEs BALE coTrns. iRor.
Corros CLOTHS CAsnNxaEs. Mousssss. &c. &c.,
ever offered in this market. Relis aaxiouS redncs
my stock brore the reeeipt N ny Sersg supply. great
bargains @sy Be hsd is any description II nrv Gxs.
r. J. BUTTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-03

6,s,, ooei vas fuasti 10 December last, betwees
c.. se"ast William Hurst and Passed NIidshipman
p,.s a, q The L. S. aoeq Of va. Trsx,on. thea at
d. h.., .34ad. The former was severely wouuded.
Ne passing through his right leg jus. above bis an
-" sInck The left one, eaasiss severe fracture.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-07-25
g onlttnnfcdtfoms.

We nave no idea that the following letter was sent
US with a view 10 publication, but thinking perhaps that
by giving III place in our columns we might encour-
age our friends to be up and doing for our little sheet,
we have concluded 10 send it abroad. We don't
know bu, some Of our friends have been SO long &C,
customed to feed on "small potatoes" that they will
not at first he able 10 swallow Anti Slarery in rs
big mcaning;' p to such we would say in the words Of
the song "Try, try again"
TO the Editor of the Bugle.
DEAR SIR:-I see 10 the "Liberty Advocate" pub.
lished at Cadiz a notice of your "BugIe," Just look
at that notice, will you! Its all | want TO know OF
that mans "Liberty." lis just the kind for Slavery
to rejoice at. | have been taking the Cadiz "Liber-
ty" paper ever since it first %breathed, but I'll send
this 2nd No. back and tell the ''man" to "strke my
name from the Nottingham list | cannot do that work"
but I'll take your Bugle. God send it among the
people to awaken them to a knowledge Of the relig-
ious and political hypocrisy so rife in the land.
DON'T know who you are, the pious Liberty man Of
the Advocate" didn't give your name or terms, bu,
send OH the Bugle. Maybe you'll hear from us
again. Yours for Anti.slavery in its big meaning,
AMOS H.. WILLIS.
Freeport, July 7th, lS45.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-07-25
The Union.

We have placed on our first page an extract from a
letter of The learned Blacksmith to the recent Liberty
party convention at Cincinnati, which contains much
more poetry than truth. We have seldom read any
thing which so greatly exalts the American union; it
seems 10 US as though such clap trap e~loquence would
better become the lory.inloxlcated orator of The 4h
ofJuly, or the newly-Aedged battling of the debating
school, than a man who possesses the common sense
which We have always believed Elihu Burritt had. 1t
may do to gull the minimizing portion of the people,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-07-25

act Of sFle from himself Of Bridget tohis mothef, IN
1929, another from his mother back to himself 10
1885, as also the act Of sale TO Belmont in 1885,
IN the sale Of 1899, the age of the girl Budget was
stated 10 DO %, and in the sale OF 1888, three years
afterwards, to be %. Miller also denied that he had
purchased The service Of Daniel Muller as u redemp.
toner of 1918.
A great amount Of evidence was produced on both
sides, but we cannot ellude to it. The pamphlet be
fore US IS pretty full on that head. The Judge OF the
District Court, however, gave judgment against the
plaintiff A motion was made for a new trial and
refused. An appeal was then taken TO the Supreme
Court, and, during the investigation, additional and
important testimony in favor of Sally Miller was OBJ
tanned. After very able arguments of Counsel, the
Court, on the 2lst inst, decided in fiuor Of the PLAIN
tiff. The Court, in concluding their opinion, say
AFTER The most mature consideration of the case, nc
are Of the opinion that the plaintiff is free, and it
is our duty TO declare her to be So"
Such is a brief statement of this extraordinary case
The pamphlet, just published at the instance Of one
Of the Counsel engaged in behalf of Sally Miller,
contains materials enough for most thrilling romance