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BUSINESS CARDS, sc.


BUSINESS CARDS, SIC.
M oNrmoRANCI II. PRICE,
w PkACYICAL WATCH MAKER,
Hn-4-I No 90 ;. CALVERT STREET
M Ass SARAH NJ. PEALE, PORTRAFr
! W rAlFlER, has removed to No, s n. FRONT
| - hEhI, Exhibition Room open during the day for
Visites', i4- Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and
!, palLGL, Misty
n ACOB WEAVER, CabinelRlaker, 20 8. sSrHp
w -, GnutT .aEefot Funerals at short notice. jaG
Ohm w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
~ fAYETTS-5T', adjoining Assembly Rooms. ial-ly
AmEs NENDE,
- CHRONoMETER * WATCH MAKER,
aLc-Iy .-. no. II SOUTH GAY STREET
VA LILLIAN w. LEE, FAsHroNApLE HAIH
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. a NJ GAY-ST
Gentismen's Razors set at the shortest notice a6-y
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS ONLY
TWICE A DAY by II. ROAD
sH5sssssH AZ TO PHILADELPHIA
5ssssrsss[s5a1 Riis4sA THROUGH
.-l9Kgtass-94g9s s-.Is=sS2-Zn1ONLY TWO DOLLARS
From Baltimore From Philadeluhid
ISL TGtH, leaves The Depot lst train, leaves the
Fralt-st., daily except Mer of Eleventh & Mar.
sundays al O'Clock, ket streets, daily Except
A. M, and arrives at SUM ayS) at 6, A. M.
rhhaeipha al Jocl'k, and arrives at Baltimore
r. NJ at 2, T. NJ,
"a rum leaves PFaS Il. Cd train, leaves tie DepOt
Depoi' dWiyat O'Clock, corner Of llth and Mar
T.. W. ana arrives at ket SITS. daily at z. NJ
Philhhephla at p O'clk, and arrive in Baltimore
Am. at lOl p M
IN" FREIGHT TRAIN, for the transportation
ot merchanhze dry goods, groceries &c. is despatch
ed daily, except Sundays. from each city, leaving Bal
inore Mt ~ T. NJ, and Philadelphia at A, P. NJ, az.
n'lhg in Zach city early next morning
A PASSENGER CAR accompanies this train Fare
through to Philadelphia only so cents!
FREIGHT THROUGH
U}- ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 LBS! IN
fREIGHTS viii he received ut the Company Depot
cotht OF PRESIDENT and Fleet streets, daily except
SUNDAY s,) until o'clock P. Nj, and will be promptly
forwarded agteeably TO directions
Special contracts for FIRE hts will be made f desired
by the car load or otherwise.
bailo', July ", 1915. A, CRAWFORD, Agent
{G}-Merchans DESTROYS of having their goods broagh,
rom New York TO Baltimore at the reduced rate OF
rive Gents per 100 lbs. requested direct their
correspondents to have them cOnsis ned the
4. H. HUDDEIL, Agent, Philadelphia, who will
mime lateiy forward them to Baltimore, free Of com
MISSION jylS
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BEWARE OF COUNTRRFETTS
these Pills lc; me add

IN purchasing these Pills LEI me ada
ONE word or CAUTION
Always ask tot IiANCE'S PILLS, and purchase a
none but those advertised agents, and if cnnven
tent, call and STE the proprietor himself.
For sale by SETH :. llANCE, l0s Baltimore street
and corner Of Charles and Pratt SITS, BatimOrn Pic
% cents per box, for Hance's Genuine Pills, or 5 70
s1.00,
The genuine for sale bye. X. Tyler corner of Bal
tn0re and High SITS; Parr * Graham, corucrOf Eutav
aud Baltimore SITS; Perkins, corner of FrtnkiIn am
Greeh SIS q. f. Petit, corner of Gay and Exeter SITS
DlivGr Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster sis.
+. T.; SALISBURY, Thames ST., f. +. +. II. Perkins
corner OF Ba tin0re and Green streets; +. Y Forney
Eutaw street, above Lexington. jyI9
NB GRITTY OF NOTICE. The f0llowln,
w extract is made from letter Just received
dated June II 1915, from Reuben e. Hancox ESQ o
Stohhgtoh, who was entirely cured of Consumption
laSl year ny Dr TAfLUR'S Genuine Balsam of Ii
VefWort, after seventy other remedies, limitations &c
had entirely failed His certificate at,esle 10 nv WIN
L. church. ESQ, can be at the Office, 315 Eovv.
cry, where all should go to buy. Two regular phys
cias are III attendance to give advice or visit patients
therefore come in time and b. cured of CONSERVATION
or Liver Complaint
''Dear Dnctor--My own health is good but think
a considerable of the genuine article could be sold
here, and wish you would appoint Messrs. John
Breed 20. your agents, as the only kind tor sale
here Is the counterfeit made by Burr and tell ihe
folks so. | myself have promised some, so please
send by first boat. Yours, very truly,
REUBEN &, HANCOX.n
p. s BE careful 10 buy only as above, and see DR.
Leeds name 10 steel engraved label on each bottle
All else is counterfeit and dangerous poison which
should he avoided, hat can show YOU the cOuclu
sve testimonials of cures 80 900 persons have
used il with success. For sale in Baltimore by
SAMUEL REED, General Agent,
Corner Gay and Saratoga streets.
And at retail by J. w. BARRY & CO.. corner Pear
and Market streets; JAMES STANsBsRY, Markc
str. ct, Ftll,s Point. IVA I'm
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WNI GRITTY OF ATTENTION. For sale,
w most valuable cook, washer and irOnei, 4
woman 81 years of nge, to i6 years, sold for
fault, the present owner having no use for her, will
sell her low to a good master Also for sale very
likely muato girl, between l2 and 10 Years of age,
well grown, good nurse, washer and roner, and can
come well recommended as such, the present owner
having nc further use for her Apply 10
j2l l.. r. SCOTTl, 10 Exchange Place.
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je3O-eotf corner E. Baltimore and High sts

A CARD. Received direct from the manufacture
IN er, Levi Browns celebrated Diamond pointed
Gold PENS, the genuine articles also, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, with Jacksons superior Leads for PEN
Gil cases A supply of the above articles at all times
IN store for sale by g. d. CLARK Water street, Sc.
c3nd door from Calvert, AT the lowest rates
n, B. Gold and Silver wanted. jali-eotf
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DOGERS' DIAMOND CEmaNT.
N For mending Glass, China, Mantle Ornaments,
&C., that the crack is scarcely perceptble and
ter or fire will not have any effect upon it For sale
only by G. p ROGERS, Druggist,
Corner of Howard and Marion, and
S-hOlY Howard and Madison sts.. Ralt.
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va most excellent article for cleansing and Whten-
ing the teeth healing spongy aud diseased gums, and
purifying the BREATH Try box--it needs no other
recommendation. Price 25 cents.
------- - G. 4. TYLER
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SDOOk BiNDING-Executed in every style
I'D with expedition and on reasonable terms, at
IIYCErT'S, No. 100 Baltimore street over the Pat
riot office, in Velvet Morocco, Russia, or Calf Music
and Periodicals neatly bound. m5-wsly
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aNHEAP OIL CLOTHS. / have now in
" store large assortment Of TABLE OIL.
CLOTHS, of India Rubber preparation, Of the follow
ing widths and prices
"a wide 25 cents per yard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
RICHMOND MARKETS.

For The ,reek ending Thursday Ece,1ng. dInp g.
1obocco. Inspections incr, asIng The demand for
good and fine continues active and our quotations arc
readily obtained. We quote Lugs 81 G5 =, common
leaf $2i 81; good Al 81; fne7i l0i, extra manu-
featuring l0a25.
Flour. Canal: sales at 81 5 81 o434
" heat.-'The City Mills having suspended operations
the 10Th March Tor the season, there is no regular
quotation for this article.
Whishey.-We quote bbs. a, 25 cents; hhds. a, "a
cents.
CaMe-For cattle from the scales, gross weight,
81 rs a ), nett D 50 6. according To quality.
Iron. Pig, No, Foundry, 1917 Forge ga to So,
mos; Swrdts SOC TO 100 per ton; English $50 to s5,
Tredeear. (R,chmond mandatory 500 To 95, Up
Country Bar SIS.
Plaser.-Lump Plaster. from the wharf$3 IS to 81;
Basin bank 81 So Supply good. Tlerces 1880
lbs. ground 81.
Sah.-From the wharf 81 GO; from store | 65-
Stock ON hand moderate.
BANK AND STATE STOCKS.
Farmers Bank Stock g5
Virginia Bank do. ~
Exchange Bank do. 100
James River and kanatsha Bonds 100
Six per cent State Stocks LOG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
THE GUlLLOlINE.

rho Washington correspondent Of the New York
,..,o,l ef Commerce says: "Remoyas Continue every
h, bu, they excite but little attention." Why is ,hsl
/, the first place. they are not. as was herelfore the
$3.50 announced in the Washington pspers and the effect
,r,yed BY the fact that the annuncalions reach us
,,s,yals oil time and FINN remoie parts IT The Uniun
AID in the second place. the public have becoe 81 IA,
i,rztd TO this petty tyranny. That the DIES
I'll. e,ercse Of the p,wefU Of removal ceases 10 arrest
llic oocetle tendency Of all sbus-s when they are
emitted 10 90 unchecked being their perpetual
-, until they at length became inlolerable to be
t,,,e We hear of the following additional cases, col.
Iqried from distant papers
lIsndrick b. Wright. who was President of the Bal
,.oo,. Convention by which Mr. Polk was nom mated
- the Chief Masstracy. has been appointed Treasurer
.f,be L. 5. Mn, at Philadelphia in place of Maj.
r ach removed.
Henry A. Carsill Of jackson Mississippi. has becn
,,,ined Consul Trieste in place OF the present in
Gu nbent, removed
Ovid 5 nall has been appointed Postmaster al York
p, in place If George Upp, jr removed.
James lanes Rudolph. nephew of Gen. Harrison,
l., been removed from a Clerkshp the Land OH e
.. Washington; and Mr. kellea. Clerk in the Patent
mi e has resigned in anticipation Of removal being
Wing.
Iohn +. King, Pension Agent at Knoxville. (renu)
has heea e we'd AMI w. Lyon appointed in his place
The recently appointed Collector of the port Of Prov
,leoce. (R / has made clean sweep of Deputies,
Weichers Measures, Gua-ers, Inspectors, Boatmen,
=. and the followers of Dorr appointed TO succeed
an, The Providence Journal says Of the
.Srne Of them are under indictment for treason
- ba, b.en indicted for highway robbery aud one pot
clear Of conviction Cor forgery, only by flaw in the in
dlclneu' The public treasure is surely very safe IN
such hauds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
May Is

VIRGINIA.,
A Rules held in the clerks Office OF the circuit supe-
or eourt OF law ard chancey for the county
hcrst. Monday the TN dav Of April, Is45:
John 7: Gillian and William A. Gillian, executors 81
John GilI,sm, deed, Plaintiff
against
George Mcdaniel md John n Mcdaniel, tutor of
Lindsay Mcdaniel, decd, Deiendan ,s.
In CnsncERt
The defendant George Mcdaniel rot Wing entered Lis
appearance and given security according the act Of
sembly and the Hulc. NJ this Court and II sppcs,fnr by
satisfactory etdrnc. thHt he Ia an nhsbitsnt of INF,
II is ordered, that the said defendant do
sppear here the first Monday IN August pe,t and
answer the bill sthe Plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed the
81 iynchbnrg for two months successfully aud posted At
the iron, door ofthe courthouse of this county
CoPy-Tcsfe,
HoBENr TINsLEY oiI.
MAY IS yoM
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600 .v'EGROES WANTED.

HIHE SUBSCRIBER wishes tn purchase TWO
i HUNDRED NEGROES, ofboh sexes, from 2
To 80 years age for which he will pay fully as high
prices as could be obtained in Richmond in any part
Ct the State.
He is very anxious purchase, and is determined to
he liberal 10 every instance. He will pay high price
for Mechanics, Blacksmi,hs. Carpenters, &c, &c
Persons having such property rsae rwouh he 10 their
interest to give him call previous to their selling
He can he found at the store Of Mr.. NJ. Hart.
Letters addressed to the subscriber from the country
will he attended to. GEORGE DAVIS.
May Is ISM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
EUROPEAN CORRESPO NDE.NCE.


Reading few days past old French comedy |
found the following description of Paris. wheh is s.,
lae picture Ut his great metropolis that have been
@fnp''d /" translate 1t :" ne Pm,s! There is NJ
"he' place Que ca" learn the va"e oil HE Il is pan
ofa@a ""aSs III i"''"n--a scene every DAY changed
me t'e"s VI "'ay cause nose u Yesterday 10 De
''3 """' O"e otc'nfs ''c"' another Is ruined. New
u ''"N W." 9'"" "'u '">"or'o"' II IS charming ! l
~ si.aN VI 'e WONDERS created " a''; .sssef u's
-, 1'u ''e r"sas''s ''u"'! taN
.s '"T a, we nI s"'' ,"'
~, a., ,'' are Pe"'eu AZ '.e sa''f
han, ,h' ia hne,n 's"s n'''"
lII, ,,'.t ',o ,,,l .t ~ ha ;'9, ,.o,
III, ali GU ia '.... ~ 1ps, p"'se"
~ %'' .o""''" s hnu as s'anu
,,l ,.,, h'.r'' ,'',, - r' ,h ",u,
1s,n, c,,,n,,x drawn minis, h. ,le ,,i,-"samo i,r
,,r- ,,,I,5, IN, rh.,ns sery'ces and s,,ll n,aa,
,,a,,h., h, tho ,,,n No., If tho bsa,, ,an,do
Il seems ih, many wears .,nco !, w,s Tho e,s,o,o of
lin p,,,s,a,,. IT, oak ,ar,n,oe IN GYoJ Fr,d,y IN n
,1orch s,',,,,ed IN ~. rn,,,,,,, ya.d -, p,aiaaos
ham t,, ,u,Ias trnu paris Tb;s Church u,s csIled
Lapp, Chon,De or LAT. wears. tbonoh the d,y has
s55~Mh,t Ls lis sacred character i s We, The day
when Snr,n,, l,sh,o,s frs, uak. their nn,,fnce and
~ ,t General promen,d. and tho n,,men,de is called
Ie0ge TLaooe fran, ,,, ,buve named cir,u,,,.,.nc,
t,'nd Friday, s.. dear TO nv memory a. a schoolboy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
REIIGIOIS .NOIICE

THE VA. BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIA-
IlON will hold lis next Annual Session in This
plac; to commence Friday, the S0ih insi. Thedele
gates attending it, will call al the Of Messrs J. &
NJ llollins Main Street where committee will be in
attendance to assign them their homes
Rev. JAS b Taylor will preach the Introductory Ser
mon before tho adjudication Society"
" +. l.. Magoon, belore The "tore'ga Missionary
Society"
" Cumberland George, befo,e the ia. Baptist Bi,
bic Society,""
" Il. Gfimsley, beiofe the General association"
d" Ro. Ryland, before the "Education Society"
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
BALTIMORE MARKET. MAY 7.

CaiiIe.-The supply of Beef Cattle Offered at mar
ket this week has been quite full for the season. and
the prices at which they sold show slight decline
from farmer raes. The offerings at the scales Mon
day amounted To 400 head; of these 1903 dv TO
Philadelphia As remained unsold and all the bal
ance. 22 head were taken nj prices ranging according
to quality, from 81 50a&3 so per 100 lbs the hoof
equal 10 81 5Oa$675 nett those sold a, the former
prices Of inferior quality. The average is g.
l2l. On Thursday those lelt Monday were OF
fered and only a few Sold at "a, according to
quality
Ilo,card Street Flo,r.-The market for Howard ST.
Flour has been inactive during The past week, and no
Transactions Of any importance hsve been Effected
Small sales u goud mixed brands made from
at 81 SO. This is the uniform rate asked by holders.
The receipt price from cars is $437i.
City Mills Ffow.-Eary in the week there no
demand for this article. Since then holders receded
little from the price asked, and sales Of 500 bbls
made at $40 and one small parcel a, 3i.56.. To-
day holders ask 8i.62, bs, We hcs, of M lranssc-
ttoIrs.
Uheat.- The receipts of Mar, land Wheats are very
irifing We note sale Of a small lot Of prime Md.
red at lO3 cents and another of very prime Md. white
at 100 cents Md. Wheats much wanted aud sell
readily if of good quality. The sales of Penn'a this
week reach abont 900 bnshes. at S5a90 cents for in
ferlor 10 IS 100 cents for good ard prime reds lot
of nerio white sold at l05 and two parcels Of
prime white at IS cents.
Cbteraed.-There is sumo d. mand for prime lots Of
Coveseed but the quantity IN market Of strictly prime
quality is not large We note small sales Of the above
description at 81 per bushe inferior qualities are not
sought after.
Uhiskey-The demand this week has been very
moderate and the sales limited. The stock on hand Is
quite large. The prices have been uniform lhroug houi
The week at q cts. for hhds. and % cts for bbls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

1t would appear that American shippers of Flour to
the British West ladies about Ia encounter compet>
ton from an entirely quarter. Winners Liverpool
News Letter Of the 18Th ult states. the authority of
letter from Cork Ireland that flour was being shipped
TO some extent from that neghbarhood To the West In
dies, which enable the shippers tocomPele sue
cessfully with the Americans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THORNTON 4 CO., at Republican Grove,
Halifax County. Dissolved by mutual consent, on
the list day Of March last. All persons holding debts
AGAINST the concern, well as those indebed, are re-
oested to call uron Jesse F. Adams. who is alone sn'
,hnzed to close up the Transactions OF the irm Ihe
ci,ec, a settlement Of outstanding deos.
PETER BARKSDALE,
FF. THORNTON,
JESSE T.. ADAMS.
MAJ w3w
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More .vefc Goods.
r A n H A M & H O p X Ms

HANEJus, received an additional supply Of SPRING
- AND SUMMER GOODS. the woik and Sly IL OF
witch they guarantee to equal any thing that be-
made. The fresh arrival consists IN parl OF tho follow
ing:
super Habit Cloth Ffach and DOfsay Goals,
" Scotch Tweed do do do
" Brown and Yellow Linen do do
" Plaid Linen Office Goats,
do and PLAIN single mllled Cashmere Pants.
do Linen drilling Pants.
' White do do do
- Fancy SILK. Chay. Cashmere and Marselllcs
Vests,
White. black aud colorea Kid Gloves, colared
Silk and LIsle Thread Gloves SIN and yackne, era.
watts. Opera Ties. French Silk Umbrellas, Walking
Csnes. sc.
ALSO. few patterns Of fine Cassmeres and Test
ings, which can be sold very low. Gentlemen will
please call and examlne stock before purchasing else
where.
May 10 Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

VIVlIIS DISEASE 10 50 COMMON. and often SO a.
u farming, as to demand the first and chief notice
Of an experienced Physician.
There Ia part 4 the Urcthfa which may not be
row ed BY structure. The first BY m ,toms Of which
patient afflicted with this disease frequently com
plains are inability TO retain his water a. long usual
obscure uneasness about ,he seat. and alteration
in the stream Of urine, which, instead Of being full and
equal 10 smaller than usual and is forked, spiral
tered The FIRST symptom just noticed compes the pa
rise twice in The night, to void his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force is
say its complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit Of cSert'ng consequence Of The resistance made
to the free passage of the water by the structure. Nuc
tprnnl emissions common symptom Of this
pain and sometimes there is mucous discharge frnn
the Urehra, which is adherng the bottom oiIhe
receiving vessels. When the disease 10 VI very ag-
grayaied nature, the urine will ofien become quito
white, aud be mixed with matter blood there will ha
great difficulty and pain in voidng the urine, and like
wise much general debility
The immediate cause OF structure is q slow infamma-
ton in the par, affected which occasions hckening "
the canal and deposition Of adhesive around that
thckening, produce dimnUtion Of the diameter
Of the canal and that whatever gives rise to considera
Bile irritation in the Urethra, may prove Of src
there Hence the disease very frequently folows
0unorrhaa; il may be induced by drinking riding
hard, and by direct injury Of the part. When pa
en aboring under (unorrhca, is imprudent as oii
duge in hard riding and free drinking he exposes him
self to the most powerful causes Of the present maladys
and such rarely fail to produce i. in ito worst forms
When patient Is able procure the assistance Of
sble medical practitioner, he should Immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly adhere The Instructions
given; bnt, unhappily. ignorance aud inaenlion are
So much more common than their oppostes; and il is an
ndispnabc fact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with the present ce,nplan, find difficult matter to OBJ
tain udicious and efficient aid; and who en-
ny ample pecunary means attain to il only after long
and painful Search
Dr.. HARTLEY is not nnjasily celebrated for III. ro
mova and cure Of structure Of he Urelhrs. number Of
years exclusive practice in this particular branch If tina
profession, fully warrants .he assertion that he III ur
der,ake the wms, and prnraced cases, and eec.
perfect cure. References given il required.
o. Office one door below the Trinity Church. Atv
tendams all hours duri.s tho day and evening.
Richmond. Dee. 20 nH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

o. The Washington Union rrrouoces the repors
that Mr. +. p Blair is to have the mission Russs AZ
condition Of the sale Of The Glubc. "a fable" rhs,
consideration. we are assured, formed part OF the
tract But, the Baltimore Patro, asks, II the mission
should be given To Mr. Blair nevertheless will the man
who said he was toget it be regarded as speaking a
prophecy, or from information
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
WOOL C.IRDI.Vf;.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave To iciorm his old
4 friends and the pubcgeneraly, that he intends CON-
linung the Business of
CA n d No w OOL
this Spring. at the Old Stand on Black Water a shor,
distance above Mr. John Hnllins' Mill.
The good order of The Machines and his long expert
cnce IN the business. will enshle hun say IL ih.s.
who may kindly favor him with their patronage that
they shall have M roget 1t.
HIS PRICE FOR C4RDLNG PER POUND.
WIN be cents il The WOOL is CREASED befrs it Is senl
10 the Mil. To- Of Lard viii be required every 10
lbs Of Wool
AS very nice Rolls are desa lc Ms well BY the card
CT as by the owner. he hopes tina, great pains III be Ia
ken 10 cleanse the Wool OF all foreign maer before il IL
sent Ia the Machine
The Uool be ift at tie jollociaa places on Main
Street
Messrs Mcdaniel & McCorklc's. Messs Bow les
4 AGREES. Mr. I. I. Moor,nan's. W. T.. Lewis's, MI
VI. AlooIe'sor Messrs Jennings; and the Wool will be-
returned toany of the above places where The Wool IL
LEFT. without any additional charge.
JOHN NuCKLES
May Is 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

The Richmond EHqurer.-Thomas Richie, s.
nk,s Tar al leave of the sibStbsrs L, the kchm nd
a,irer in that paper of the 9h lust. that being the
l2ad aroiv rsary Of lis hirth-day. The Enquirer will
hereafter be conducted by two of his sous, William F.
nd Thomas Richie Jr. who, in neatly written ads
dress pledge themselves 10 walk in their father S foot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

o. The Historical Society OF New York. its late
meeting, had under consideration proposition, recently
made. 10 give name To the u. States. letter.
read from Chancellor Kent aud Mr. Van Buren, in
decided opposition to any change.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
Superior CLEARING Tobacco.

HNlE SUBSCRIBER offers to the public an ariel,
Il Of CHEWING TOBACCO, of srf,a fine quality
!, was manufactured by Mr. William l.. SAUNDERS. ei
pressy for the retail market and warranted to b. Of
such quality ~ll moi fail 10 give satisfaction For
sale by the boz OF siugle pound.
Call and try II. JOHN II. SEAY.
Druggist. Lyaehbwg. Ia.
May Is visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

NJ The death OF " illiam II Roane Esq formerly
l. $ Senator from this Stale, is announced in the Rich
nand papers. He died at his residence at Tree fill,
near that city. Sunday morning last, alter very pro-
tfacted illness.