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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
DER. HALSTED'S BRISK PILLS.
 2s PILLS FOR 9 CENTS.


 VVNF1E Brisk Pills answer the purpose more efec- IL ally than any other Pills in use, and supercede them altogether in medical virtue and excellence.- If you doubt this. just try them-it will cost only 25 cents-and then you, too, will be satisfied It they are not what they are recommended to be, denounce them. They are not recommended to cure every thing but do say, without fear of contradiction that no pills are their equal in removing diseases originating Tn the stomach and bowels. For liver affections and bilious diseases, such es dumb ague, fever and ague, intermittant and remitant levers, the Brisk Pills possess peculiar properties for their speedy removal From ten years experience as q practising physician, am convinced that none can and what they will cure, and if the Brisk are not perior to them all, then discard them. Do not be- lieve all that IS said about nfalIb!e p -that yer fails to any disease-but try the Brisk Pills -the cheapest pills in use, and then you will have chance to judge ot their merit or demerit. As they perhaps snpercede every pill in use. They are quick and easy m their Operation giving life and tone to all the torpid organs throwing off impure matters or humors; leaving the sys.em clean and healthy. This is all that any medicine can do not wtthstahding the grea. show of words and fctcions certificates. We are determined to let these pills stand upon their own reputation, win or lose All we ask is for fair md impartial trial They can be ta- ken by old and young a any time with perfect safe ty. They an excellent medicine for children qualities of an aperient pill for all family use. They have cured many diaeases which no other medicine could remove. In conclusion, say, do not despair of cure until you have tried the Brisk Pills, for they do possess peculiar pi piopertes and virtues Whole sale and retail by J. o. FAY & Co.,, l36 Fulton.st., Sun Buildings, New York. Also, by H: HALsTED, No. 94 Buffalo st. Rochester, opposite the Court House, where a general assortment of Drugs and Medicines are for sale cheap. Give us call-see for yourselves. Sold by R. M. Woodruff 6m5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
Do you want comfort i'm Shaving !?

USE FERRIES CREAM SAP OyNIJN.E, 4 NEW Compound for Shaving, which surpass- Lather without irritating the skin. It is also war ranted in all cases to please. Therefore, any gentle man can purchase pot of the above Cream, and use it month, and if he is not pleased with it, return it, and the money will be refunded All or ders for the Cream thankfully received.
 E. C. PIERRE, Middletown, Ct
 This Cream received the first premium from the N Y. Institute last fall. For sale by Samuel Buel. J. G. Beckwith, and S. N. Bronson, Litchfeld, and in all the prncpa towns in the State by Druggists, Perfumers, Fancy Stores and Barber Shops. [ly3G
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utter lv hopeless have firmly established it's superior
 fly over every former medical discovery. It has al; ways been termed Natures own Prescription" being formed chiefly from chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-two trees that are thicky scattered wherever diseases of the lungs pre- vail We give few instances of it's extraordinary
 lady (address will be given at the New York Agency) who was given up by all her physicians to die of consumption, had a hard tumour for months on the side-raised among large quantities of matter sort of bony substance-had taken no medicine for two months, being past all hope--entirely cured by few bottles of this Basam in September and October 1844, ... r9fsV
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

IDIOTS, SHOES, LEATHER. &e. Just recei-
 D ved a great variety ofcalf X kip Boots, Broeans & Shoes: Ladies slips Tor 70 cts 10 $iz5 Caters,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

HARDWARE, &c.--Trunk and Chest IL Locks, Chisels, Gouges, Screw Drivers, Hand Saws. Bed Screws, Carpet Tacks, Knives & Forks, Shovel & Tongs, Coffee Mills, Cast Steel Spades & Shovels, Coil Rope, Bed Cord, and ish Lines. g VARIETY STORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT,

Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT,
 DEING thankful for favorsalready recei- ID we'd, would state 10 the public that no pains will be spared under their continu- ance of the business, in giving entire satis. faction to all who may see fit to continue their favors. Satineti, Plain Cloth, cotton and woolen Flannel manufactured; wool carding and cloth dressing done at any sea- son of 'he year. ELIJAH RousE.
 >.ae.4a II. M. PRATT.
 Bantam Falls, June l6th, 1S45. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
MORE NEW GOODS

AT THE CASH & VARIETY STORE!!!
 4 LOT of fashionable Prints, Ginghams, Mus A lin, Drab Moreen, Tweed and French Cassi- meres, Cotton Sheetings, Carpetings, Carpet Yarn, Sc. May 201 BALDWIN & CANDEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

GNLOCK & FORD have just received from New O York, a general assortment of Fancy & Staple Goods, among which may be found a great variety brown Shrtings and Sheetings hleoched and brown Drillings; Cotton Batting, Wadding, Ticking. &c. Kentucky Jane; Kremlyn Plads; Gambreons, Boni- bazines, Lawns, Ginghams. Broadcloths: Sattne,ts; Gloves; Parasols, from 50 cts to S2; Umbrellas, rom 50 cts. to $2; Sun Shades; Coat Trimmings, &c. &c.-Ali of which will be sold, to say the least as cheap as can be found in the cOuntry-and for Cash. probably little cheaper
 May g, 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

Travelling Map Agents Wanted. THE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale of Il his Maps, number of young men of strictly moral and business habits. A capital of from $l0O to $500 will be necessary, and certain district of country will be assigned to each Agent. UneXcep- tonabe testimonials of character will be required.
 S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 N. E. corner of Market & Seventh st's, Philadel.
 Philadelphia, May l645. '.- 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

,rv Store, which he will sell for CAsH or READY PAY lower than can be bought else where tn this vicinity. AS he does business strictly upon the Ready Pay System, he eGn and SOiH sell goods Uery much cheaper than those who give credit.
 Almost every thing taken in exchange for Goods ercept book accounts. '.
 Wolcottville, Nov. II, 1644. If 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
Drugs and Medicines. r" AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
 OigS, Es0iMts, EV-yMeS, SC.
 J. c. BECKWITH

OrpIr1IoRF;s f0r of,se selS .soSe sompS;e pat,;
 R cles, in quantities to suit the pur-
 T chaser, on asgood terms as they
 can be bought within the state, for cash or credt-including an assortment of Bronzes, gold and silver Lea and Foil Gums Copal and Shellac, Alcohol Japan and Copal Varnish, Tamarinds, Madder, Cochineal, In digo, American and Russia Isinglas Spices, Sal-Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz Powder, Congress Water. .supe- rior and common winter sperm, castor, pure Linseed, and Sweet OILS; Chlorine, Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
 ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
 Patent Medicines, ,I |, including Anderson's Cough Drops, Swaim's Panacea, Bateman's Drops, Welch Med
 icamentum, Thompson's Eye Water,
 PILLS of various kinds. &c. sc.
 Also, q complete Gssorfmen of English and American Paints, among which are white and red lead, Whit ing, Chrome Yellow & Green, Prussian Blue No. and 9, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra de Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, &c.
 London Brown Stout, Porter; old Madeira, Pure Port, and other Wimes-Pure Cog niac Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum, &c. as medicines.
 IF Physicians, Painters, Matters, &c. sup. piled on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New York. Litchfeld, July2. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17
EMPORIUM of FASHION.

 TENHE subscriber has just received from New York R a spieudid assortment of dress goods, among which are super Parsian Balzorines, do. A printed Lawns, rich gingham Lawns and Muslin de Laines, CahcOes complete assortment, colored and white Aso pan ana Snd snrei sn Nhr light cold Gro do Nap and blue black Gro de Swiss SILkS".,.Bombazines, mourning and fancy cash mere, silk, damask silk, and M. de Laine Shawls Fancy Hdkts. and Tles, Parasos, corded Skirts, silk and cotton Hosiery, Gloves and Mtts of all de- scripions, Gimps, Ribbons Laces, cotton and innen Thread Edgings, cotton and silk pk't Hdkfs, and Cravats, Cruels-al shades. Also. Broadco,hs, Cassimeres, Ves'ings. HATS and CAPS, Shoes, super black and green TEAS old Java and other rCOFFEE-Sugars-Mo -Molasses- Clover Seed, Garden Seeds, Flax-HARDWARE, Crockery Paper Hangings, Slc. &c. too numerous to mention. For sale cheap for ready pay. .,
 s. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. A Compound Balsamic Preparation from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar. The best remedy knO,on to the scOrid tor the cure of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Group, Bleeding of Me Lungs, WhOoping COugh, Bron7 ctitis, Lataue'aza, ShOrtness cf Breath, Pain and Weakness in the Breast or Side, Liuer Complaint, and
 the First Stages Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

 Geo w Davis George Merriman David De Forest Daniel c Moffatt Mir rDeIliber Joseph l. Morris Thomas Duffy Emily C North Mary Ann Elliott North & Richards Royal A Ford James H Norton Harvey N Ford D l. Ogden Susannah Fuller E,zur Parsons Maxine Gervais Samuel E s Pardee Truman Gilbert Wm A Patmore Charles Gordenier Horace Peck Harriet l. Grant Andrew J Pierpont Lewis Grant James Plant William c Guild Dencv Plumb Samuel Hayden Ann Richardson Abraham Herriman De Witt Roberts Comelia l. Hubbard Julius Scovile Mary Jonson Charles Stephens Thomas H Jones, Daniel Stoddard Wm l. Kilbom Geo E Tompkins Wm S Kibom Wm Wadsworth Eliada Kilborn Mrs Albert Wheeler Elisha Lee Mrs Fanny Winters Della A Leonard J. B. Woodruff
 Emily Woodruff g.4Fa-- 6 GEO. c. WOODRUFF, P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-17

DIAPER HANGINGS.-.A great variety ( q CAsH & VARIETY Srok
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
BISHOP oNDERDoNK OF NEW YORK.

The Of this high Church dignary having excl.
ted. bh before and his trsl much comment and
speculation. quite Tho following irum The National
lniellgencer supplied by It's New York correspondents
"A pamphlet Is Published this morning from Tho pen
Of the Rev. Paul Trsper. OF South Carolina, giving
narrative III facts which led 10 the late presentmert Of
Bishop Onderdonk. Having bren u the principal
movers Of the prosecution, and IT having been Innaied
that doclfisal differences aud agitaons the
lives that led To it, Mr. Taper has felt called upon
slndcse himself and his assoclatesby plain statement
of facts lie shows that chsfgio. uachsse
duct. and niemperanee against tho lsup. had ir
years been widely circulated. and that these the
sole and sufficient o te institution VI inquiry.
tlll report OF the Bishops isl will lie published
week. Ills suspension does moi cut him oil irom his
salary Of sS thousand dulisrs year lie Is still Dish.
op and the dpcese have other while hs lives,
less he Should rrsign sentence be pronounced
THIS state OF things gives great dissatisfaction To many
who think that, II gully al ALL the Bishop shocd have
been depsed. Il said thai thr docese, aud nvl the
Bishop. Is the sufferer for hts fraIiuos."
7he Rsr. Paul 1fapier's .Niurat're.-This 10 the
title of unpfelendng but very impor,ant pamphlet.
from the pen Of distinguished Episcopal clergy man Of
Charleston : e.. ia which the origin oi the late lral
u bishop Ondcrdunk is clearly fftb. Lisa cum
plee reiua'on the assertion that the pfesea.meni
had origin docirlnal difficulties and this narrative by
high Churehman must be deemed CONCLUSIVE o that
poini.--.E !. Mirror.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

IN Inc report OF the stockholders published last week
he names OF the officers Vi the institution were unin,en
''onaily omitted. This Bank has become of So much
Importance now having capital Of considerably nm
wards OF 100000 and dscoun,ing paper to the smoo,
OF u ,oooooo per annum, that we publish the name.
oil the officers. for the benefit Of the public. Ina
ROBIN Mcdaniel. President; Jno. Mckinney T,,o,u.
rer; r. u Morrison, Secretary; ID. r. Lyman, Thos
Mckinney, George T.. Roberts, J. T. Davis. .J,bn "
Speed JOHN L. Tyree, Timothy rle,vhcJ, d. ]. var.
wick, Directors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
Douar0t(r kutellf0cMrc.
THE JFXAS DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. CIingman VI ". CsfoI,aa, Nv ia stated ., have
made, " oodsy speech Ut the most rscy sigor IN
opposition immediate sanex ion, aud IN general cas-
igsIioa 81 the frauds prsc,ised IN the late election
High befo,, his repussion fr talents and above tat
6rmaess, and above fmness sincety and 'oyaiy,
10 we'll established.
Af Sie,son. {. Now York Democrat, resisted snnex-
suc, by tint resolution, IS an invasion Of the ifea,y-
making power. We hail this a. sosPic,ous; Let
ti,ose who think with Mr. Setsa among the Democrats
but have the manl,ness 10 maintain their ground, and
they will SION find themselves backed by an overwhe
ming public sentiment. hardly less strong at the South
than a. the North
Mr.. Ysnoey Of Alabama, and Mr. Bailey Of Virginia.
went all the way fa "immedla isism." What they
ssd thought, probably not very Important but It
is VI great Importance II Gull Bcnlin has taken tho
ground stated by the Baltimore Painot(sn extract fon
which. see
"Anns,aiOnr looks bluer 10. day than yes,erdsv
r. Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13
Structures Of the Urcthra.

Wis disease Is common, and often ~ alarming
to demand the first and chief notice of exper,eus
ced Physician.
There part Of the Grelhra which NAV no, be mar
rowed by structure. The first symptoms of which
patient afflicted with this disease most ireatenlly com
plains, are an inability his water so long as su
al an obscure uneaslness about the seat and alteration
IN Inc stream oi urine. which, instead of being full and
equal is smaller than usual and rked spiral or seat
Tered he hrs symptom Just noticed compels the pa
tent To rise once twice in the night tn vuid his urine;
and he a'so generally finds that greater force is neces
sary to It's complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit OF exerlng IN consequence OF the resistance made
to the Tree passage o the water BY the slcure Noc-
turnal emissions are common symptom Of this com
plant aud sometimes there Is discharge from
The oreshra, which IS seen adherng to the bottom ofhe
receiving vessels When the disease is Of a very ag-
gravated nature, the urine will lien become oh:ts
WHITE and be mixed with or blood there iii be
great difficulty and pain in voldng the urine and like
wise much general debility
ne immediate cause OF structure is slow infamma-
on IN the part Affected which occasions thickenny
the canal and deposition Of adhesive matter around tina,
lhckenng 50 as to produce dimnulion Of the diameter
Of the canal and that whatever gives rse To consdera
BILE irritation In the Ue,hra may prove cause of s,rc-
lure there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
Gonorrh@a or 1t may be induced by drinking OF riding
hard, and by direct injury Of the part. When a pa
ent aborlng uHder Gonorrh9i is mprudent as to in
dalge in hard riding and free drinking he exposes him
self 10 the must powerful causes Of the present maady
and such as rarely ial 10 produce il in s FORMS
when patient is able " procure the assistance Of an
able medical practitioner, he should Immediately avail
himself oft, aud implicitly shere the Instructions
given; but, unhappily. ignorance and inateuon are
- mnch more common than their opposites and il is
"dspnaoe fact that vast number of persons afflicted
with the present complaint find it diff ,u matter to Oh.
Tain Judlcous and efficient aid; aud even some WIN en-
ample pecuniary means attain il only after lung
and painful search.
DIR; HsKrLrr IS nat aniuslv celebrated Cor III. re
movai and cure Of structure Of the Urelhra nuube, OF
years exclusive practice in this particular branch Of the
pocesson fully warrants he assertion that he will un-
deriake The worst and proracted cases. and effect
perlee, cure. References given il required
W ONCE one d,"r below The Trinity Church. Al.
Tendance all hours during the day and evening.
| Richaond, December 70 tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

The French Prcu-1he French .tou,n,l, do M, all
agree in regard to our recen, Presidential election Tho
La Prese and the Journal Des Debats are diame,ri-
cay opposed 10 their opinions of things it, the United
States Liberals, .4boltioniss, Hhigs and Redieni'
are terms to 'chich (s"ys La hee attach no sal
ne, or al least. secondary What Tendencies the"
"'" be useful to m.-,rhnt cin be injurios' That I"
question mhieh Interests US seriously. The ony sub
Jscf that ,conn co"cern u.s. is the Foreign policy i"voiv-
Cd ~ The result ofthe election. On This head We feel
that 're do not at all regret the failure Of Mr. Clay
gire' Us no dissaiiyaciion.
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SOUTH WESTERN ROAD.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WrpsnspAr. Jan. elh, lsis
PETITIONS


By Mr.. Brown, u citizens VI Aibensrle renonsira
ting against the application VI the Rvsnna Navigation
Company be released frpm the requirements OF ilsi
charter regard The IL their Improvement also
the nemof,a ii some oi the Stockholders Of said cum
rany against the application ot taat Company By M
fosd, Of ciizrns u buckingham. changing Pfeciuel
eleoiJn In said c.muty.
THE SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
The bill srpopfia,ng S3oo.O0o ior the construction
Of this fsad. came MP ~ The unfinished business.
The pending question a motion Tor the indefinite
I-.iP'nement
MIR Ire supported the bill, and Mr. Wncher Opposed
IT, Mr.. Preston also supiorsd, and Nit Rice opposed
tho bill.
This debate took wide range. The whole policy
and the justice VI general system of internal Improve
tnsnts, coming under discussion.
When Mr.. Rice concluded, the motion Ef udsh
"ats I'ossponemcn, prevailed Ayes 60 nves So, a,
foows:
Ays-kiessm. Pii,s. Powell, Campbell, Soroges
Bck. llau's'o, Fox, Lacy. Winiree. Brosdus Of Cul
pepper, tiossou, Thompson Of Dmwiddle. Wood. Gar
mel Grgsby, Edmunds Of FauqoIer, L-ake. Bate. I'd
munds Of lial,lax. Stovsll, Wsrd, Woot,on, Goodwin.
Bowdsn, Davis of King and Qaeen, Wallace, Halves,
lisnsry. Ramey. Gordon. blackwell. Banks. Billups,
Baskerville. Wade, tsmilun OF Monroe, kilby, Cab.
I'll, Isylof VI Norfolk Borough, Mats Happier, Yer
by, Middleton, Oliver, Davis Of Orange and Green. iur
uet Of Patrick, Bollina, W,,cher. Cooke, Dr, DAME
4 Prince George, Macfae of Prince William, Sroihcr
White. Cowan, Kane, Sobrell, iiedgman, freeman
Eirt--60.
Noes-Msssrs Soulful. Speaker, Brown, IIarv-
Fulton Of A., Frazier, Van Buren,. Pendle,on, Myers
Thomps,n Of Bmeiouu. Hays, flood. Moseley Beoh
rlng. Tolei. fyree. Street, Brooks, Carson, Lovc,,
french, Parks. Mcpherson Of Gf.snbrcr. Blne, Win
son. Lee. Bassel. MeKae II Heinrich. Turner of Jef
isfsan Towne., smith, Farley, Grubh. kidwell Hall
Pal. Preston, O'ferral. Edsngion. ii'nef, Gay, An
dars-n, Siurm Moore, Manl. Den,son. Slick-y. Ts,s
Ne"lani Stephenson, Fnns en- Goodson, jackson, an,
falson Of Nyihe aud Pulaski-53.
Ga motion of Mr.. Anderson,
The House adI,urne-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

tre,v within tho I,us uf the sy district. and thai MS
-,,s,,,,,,. AFR s,asl within sia-s ihruw of each
,,,,i lie is willing, however, 10 dsmooot from his
,,,l,,. aad 10 represent not Virginia. but his own
constituents of York, il others will sci him the ex-
annie That u.s. he will do right il others will 60 be-
fore hm-but il hty will do wrong, why. what ca"
Mr. R.wden do but follow IN their ioois,eps, and do
w..nv also Mr. D. certainly deserves credit for his
apd advancement ia Locoioco morality, witch sis as
we'll upon him indeed as il he had undergone nine
years instead o nine months schooling al The iees Of
Gamaiel.
Besides-Mr Bawden should have remembered that
the Wing members TO wh'tB he refers as representing
counties which gave Locolo impurities IN November,
,rere elected as Wigs and with full knowledge on
the part Of those who elected them that they would ac
Wings this winter. Is this his position Far from il
Although he nov TO occupy the Ethical Chair IN
the Locufuco school, vet he elected as Wing, and
could no, have been elected lad he mol ''pu on the
Wing livery" To serve Locoeocoism in !! The vote o
his constituents in November, exhibiting 100 majority
for Mr. Clay, change frm The vote given In III.
Spring-bul was in exact conformity with it. In tn,
case Of the Wing members HON he refers. and whom
he wishes 10 force into The category with himself
the vote in November is neuirazed by tie vote OF III,
previous Spring Bu, he is instructed by both tn,
Spring and the Fall vote. lie has nothing therefore, /,
fall back upon nothing To shield hin if he misrepre
sents" his cunsilnens-not even his own previous
pledges-Gr. but for his assuming To be VIII. last A.
pril, true aid genuine Wing would now occupy the
position which he fills, "misrepresen,lns not Prgiaia,
but those whom il is Of far consequence t, misrep
resen,-we mean, those ,cho seat him TO Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

sas tsey aas wiling " b taxed ~ msks paw
II Msesdsmisej rad Jos the geatlcns~e u the South
vest.
Mr. Presus hsd bpee inosmrd that the brother of tho
gentleman tcm Sco,t--shs Democratic Elec,d-hsd
that 3rds u the people Of Scot were IN fsso'
vi ,h1sssii. Mr. P. sllsded to the opps,,sm Of gen
iIemen, who having gut all they wanted. were very
ready u Withhold helping hand fr,,m all others.
Mr.. Brusdur, of Caroline, opposed the bill b-csnse
OF the ebvivus nsuiicency Of the amoaat appropriated
ios The cumririsn Of the work. The design was 'o
csnmit the Suie; and when the sork as once cum
,r seq, III. Ssls would BE- called opm for millions
NJ b. avoxed his hostility - all thess gigantic
emes OF internal improvemens which instead Of yield
Ing pr,ft "a the people the Treasury. had imposed
heavy barhens upon bath. Me- b. replied the sfgs-
rnents Of Mr.. Fulua and Mr. Pfestoa
When Mr.. D. concluded, the House sdjournsi.
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oRoOERxEs.


offosifE' Nc. JoHs HoLLiNs, MAIN STREET,
LySCnBUR..
1--WE So BSC Itltt,it offers Tor sale = very hand
s,'ne assHi,nens Ut s~ sbove ar.ices, Of entirely
patterns aud Of the best qua- ecass,ng In par, Of
Blue Marino nu,-d,
White Grani,e fuicd and plain, Dinner ss,ts.
Grrsn Chimera,
Fown Bls~ q new arcle,) .r,
Whats t;<sa,,e. nc. ioiet se'ts.
French God Rand Chiaa |
In. lis, white :. Tea sets Of 30. al
- raised figure 81 So .. nn,. piece.
% fine snam+lled..
Plates, Dishes, Pitchers &C.. Of fine or comm,u war.
Lard Tampa. Lnkng Glasses, Galleries. Glass Pie
serves. iemhlers, Wines &c.. complete assvftment.
STONE WARE Of al descriptions.
Z. RICHARDS.
Os'. ~ Nif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

Nelson Countrywide present delegate from this
county, Col CabeIl. declines a reelection; and . wr-
ter from Nelson, through the Wing. nominstss Cal.
Charles Perow. (who has always heen an snhischng
"hg) " suitable person to represent the county i"
the mex, General Assembly.
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''Caroline, April '4h, 1909"

o. The Baltimore Patriot says tina, Col Benton
was highly satisfied with the Missouri resolutions. lie
considers them endorsing his course on the subec, of
annexation and claims that his colleague is bound. by
these Instructions. 10 follow his lead is certain there
ore' That Mr. Benton and his influence will oppose all
other projects OF annexation excep, his own or sume one
similar 10 it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-13

buckingham Congressional Disirict.-A writer in
The Richmond Wing, nomna,es Col. Thomas H. Flood
as suitable candidate to represent this Congressional
District. The writer says tho Colonel 10 the most a.
valable in the District.