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The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
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Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, By
JOSEPH 1sTTER,
on coart street, immediatsA opposte he Coa1t.house
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MISCELLANEOUS

CREoLE PoRcELArN.-We have seen, says
the Newt orleans Picaynne, several rich speciS
mems Of Porcelain, manufactured IL Gretna, opN
posile this city. which fpr beauty of finish and
transparency equal any Of farcign manufacture
HAT We haye observed. The sand from
whivh these Specimens were made, Is that otthe
Mississippi river. procured about Baton Rougs
and Plaquemine.
We mention this with pride, as showing ano
herdcyelopement ofthe many resources ofthe
Soulhl and particularly of our own State. Let
the South go on with her improvements and in.
crease the number Of her manufactures let US
al use the means which nature has placed IN
o n bands, and we shall soon see that we are Hol
50 dependant upon others for the necessaeiesai
comiortso Of life as many have seemed disposed
to believe.
The specimens ofthis beautiful ware may
be seenat the store Q fair. Ls +. Hczeau, Ne.
"A Royal-street, where we would recommend
hose interested in such things 10 call.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

W. learn from the Washington Union thata
difficulty has been experienced nidar the opera.
ti4n pf he new Pestage Law which threatened.
material ipjafY 60 the pliSlic service. Un3cl.
tte Old Jaw tie compensation aIawel postnas
tars wa n certain PIT celitf,m % the p%foeee5s.
Of eacii office together wth the ~lrapising priv.
itsge. The new law inakeanp a!teta;ialin their
compensation, IN view Of Tho dinlilition ofrev-
eaur, unless Il isdane IN ihr clauses making APP.
pFppgialqns iiaFs tho ssrsies pf the department.
aipwing ttiia same amount Of money that was
appended last year. Thu. POSTMASTER. General
taSin doubt AS 70 whether any of this money
.ulfti he applicable The payment Of Postmasters
and clerks but officers were resigning 10 great
nambers, andin this emergency The Postmaster.
General applicilt 10 The Attorney.G General for his
| b%piaio1 pi he law. The opinion ofthat officer,
published ii The Union, il that The postmastefs
shouldl paid the r%nslingg year, the same sums
Of money they received last year. The Post.
masrf-G neral, believing this 70 hea true con,
structio ofthe INV, hts issued an order in keep
ing with it,-Ba4. Anerica.
1ER@ NE
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
HOUR AT lie oLp pLAYGRouNp.

I'll sat an hour to day. JOHN,
Besidesthe old brook stream
Where We were school boys is old time,
When manhood was u deeain;
The brook is clfoked with iallen leaves
tIte pond is dried away;
earee believe that you would know
The dear old place TO day.
Tho school house is no more John,
Beneath our locust trees,
The wild rose by the window side
fto more waves in the breeze;
The scattered stones look dcsolate,
The sod they rested on
Has been ploughed up#by stranger hands
Since you and Twas gone.
TIE chestnut tree is dead John,
Aud what issSadder now
The broken grapevine Of our swing
Hangs on the withered bough;
| read our names upon the bark,
And found the pebbles rare
Laid up beneath the hollow side,
AS we had piled them there.
Beneath the grass-gresvn bank, John,
Hooked for our old spring,7k
TIM. tubbled down The Alderl}Ath,
Three PAGES from the swing;
The PUSHES giow upon the brink,
The pool is black and bare,
And not a foot, this many a day,
II seems, has lfodden there.
I took the old blind road. John,
That wandered up the hill,
It's darker than it usedto be,s ss
And seems soslone and still;
The birds sing yet upon the boughs-
Where once the sweet grapes hnngs
But not a voice of human kind,
Where all our voices rung
1 sat me on the fence John,
That lies as in old time,
The same half panel in the path,
We used so oft to climb
And thoughthow Ger the bars eflifc,
Our playlnates had. past on,
And lett me counting on this spot
Tho faces that arc gone, [WILtis.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
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EROQT anG ge keg,

nj AIN sI9i3E SP GlNi \
1enders his taaas 10 tiosftadies and Gentle
& nietl who b@gs So bagaiiy n tf6nizad i'm ior the
last ainetdeaye cars, and is Epsisitassser a continuation
Other ftyofs. Az er3eFs IN ifs Use Of business, sfpls
bt pafpthaIy ttteidcat 10. ea3tAf #tf!!A executed in The
aft style q ~pfe4eaee fstd durability. at the following
Gestemsns dee eali-sblnsB6ots, 50 90
DO. siroHg do. 90
Do. fac cali, skin Isrogans, 80 e 3 SO
Do. strong DIS. 2 to . IS
Do. Boois footed,- 90 A
ladies Shoes, Ss2 to 9 so
Nh, Repairs neatly executed on moderate terms,
18th may, la45.sin
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
LklF PUBLICATIONS
1Eottge.

NWVUGR4
HENHE subscriber having rcplenishcd his stock of
"a goods this spring, and having determined to sell
them at the most moderate prices, invites an examine
ton before purchasing. His assortment consists of
Balzorines. Silks. figured Jaconet,
white and colorcd MusIins, Barregt,
Linens, Calicoes, Domestics, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Clothing, Harness 8.Saaalery, FoMrSrSelt,
Hns, Spanish addle Trees, WhiSfey,
BootsS.Shoes, Spirits Of Turpeatiae, Paints, Oil,
Lamp Blaek, &cs-togetheF with an assortment of
Groceries, Hardware. Medicines. sc.
All of which shall be sold at the lowest prices.
L. GILBERT,
March 27.tf Washington, La.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21

EEAyING retired from the Grocery Business, [ beg
I'll leave to recommend to my old friends and GUS
toners Messrs. BRAGG q SMELsEis, who sue
coed me in my late stand, Nos, II and 10 Poydras st
They hive laid in a large portion Of my stock, and will
complete their assortment iii few days. 1 solicit for
them the tavors that were so literally bestowed on me,
being confident that they sill merit any patronage they
may receive. THOMAS b. WINSTON.
New 0fieanss July33, lS45.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse

N0.I4 Camp 3sireet,
B. STEEL, Successor TO Norman, Steel &Co.,l
e. Stationer, Publisher, Importer of London sta
tionery, Books. 8e, wholesale and retail
Account Books, Of the first class, manufactured of
the best materials, and warranted superior,
SWperfne ACCOMPLISHMENTS Public Offices,
Banks, and Counting Room supplied.
Drduing and architectural Materials.
Cardss-Playing, Printers, (colored and plain,l En-
ameI.ed Visiting Cards, SC.
School BookS-Af full assortment OF all kinds.
Cheap Publications and Magazines.
London Standard Books and Animals.
The articles of Stationery. &c from this establish
ment are warranted to be superior, and prices to give
satisfaction.
UPrinting and Book binding, in all their variou.
styles, executed in the best manner. at the loves
prices. Nsw Orleans. Tel, 20-ea
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-21
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rHos. F.BgAaa. VIM. B. sMELsER.
BRAGG Il SMELSER,
SUCCESSORS to Thomas B. Winston, Wholesale
- and Retail Grocers, Nos. IL and 49, Poydras st,
corner of Commerce.
Steamboat, Ship and Family Stores put up with care
and despatch. City and country merchants supplied
on thc lowest and most reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
BALTIMORE MARKET. March o,

CdHle - The sales To the city butchers embrace o6C
head a, 81 50aS3 81 per 100 lbs the hoo equal l.,
&3aS6 80 net. These prices show an improvement an
last weeks rates. Yesterday, there were 80 head nf
ieed, and part sold at S2,37a$3 %, bu, the quality
not of the best.
No,card street Flour Sales of Howard s,ree, F,on,
o good mixed brands, 10 the extent of about 1000 hills
have been made this week at 25. The same price is
asked 10 dav. The rec int price by cars is 81 l2a
City Mills Fiow,-'fhe transactions of the week
which have come 10 oui know ledge comprise between
5000 and 5000 bbls Of which 5000 bhs no, Of recon,
inspection, were sold at 1925: about 500 bhls fresh
ground at Si31l; and 600 bbls extra at I629-
1897.
" heat. AT the beginning Of he week parcel Of
PRIME Md. red was snd al ~ cents; AMI other smaller
lofts al 92a93 cents. Lots by wagons sell Al s5aoO cts
for reds. Within the las, Two three DAYS there have
been receipts.
Clore,sead-Market stocked 10 the full, AMI dull. W,
note sales of good to prime a, s. 15a3 81
Uhiskey-Pnces have been UNIFORM ihronob oo, The
week. with sales of hho' al q cents and bills al %,
cents. The wagon price IT. bbs. is Is cents exclusive
Of the bartel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

n T
.4anirtrsaru OF The Mount Pleasant Sabbath ScbooI

.annirtrsary Of The Mount Pleasant Sabbath School,
The first anniversary of the Mount Pleasan; Sabbath
n hool vas celebrated on the 10Th ns al Mount Pleas
AM Academy IN Bedford county. The Schuul met,
according TO previous arrangement, and called 10 or.
der by tie Superintendent. Alter singing and PRAYER.
by the Assistant Superintendent the pepe,y Of arranp-
Ing the Schoo in proper order for PROGRESSION was sup.
Gesled; wherthpon Capt. f.. c. Crndf who had been
| appointed Grand Marshal Of The day. sssis d hy Mai
Green b. Board, Assistant Marshal, proceeded to the
performance OF the same The teachers took charge of
their respective classes and laced the scholars uni
form badge, which had been prepared for the ootason-
Alter occupying some time wi vocal accom- panied by in
sirumena music, beautiful 1ay which had been prepar
ed exclusively BY the Society. then uhfrled to the
breeze, bearing representation of the Holy Bible ems
clrcrd by the following motto. 1.-The wdy of Satpaiion:n
beneath stood this inunction "Read and understand :"
procession was then formed, which marched and
counlermarched in front The Academy. The strains
of Instrumental music In consequence Of the incemen
~ Of the weather, the procession eturAed the School
ROOM On resuning their the house was soon
filled 10 oveIfoWing with gralified spectators The or
ators If the day having failed 10 Attend the Rev. VIM
Leftwch, Assistant Superintendent, arose and enter
tanned the Society Tor shori time with appropriate
marks, on The formation and success of the institution
Nh Henry ID. Peters, being called upon, addressed the
audience in very handsome strain, on the advantages
benefits aud general results of well regulated Sabbath
Schools. and with some very encouraging remarks to
the teachers and members. which wond have done hon
to Of ripper years. The Annual Report for lS44
then called for the Superintendent. and read by
the Secretary, which was indeed 1atterng. The hus
Of the day being over. prayer again offered
up by the Assistant Superntrnden after which part
ing hygiD sung and The Sociey dismissed in Older
WM. w. REESE. Superintendent,
Z. J. CtNpyr, Sec'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

IF YOU ARE AlI.INt: with niid Cough slight pain
in the side, occasional darling pains through the chest
the region of the shoulder blade and wish
for ounginuI that lac wish, doctor yourself
with candies, syrbps and mixtures prepared by quaeks and
recommended 10y forged certificates and you will be
graed; after you become tired Of this pastmc use
DR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and the bloom Of
health will again tmge your hitherto pall,d cheek.
The Basam is devoid of all quackery-bcinE prepared
by skillu chemist and its efficacy is proved by the
testimonials of cures In deemed ncuralc We
publish statements Of that not strictly
r. Dunlap Son, merchants, Cherry Valley N. Y. relate
cure OF Asthma that had whsiood medical ament Tor
years DIR. Freight, Of Saugcrtics, N. says he cured
Liver Complaint, OF four standing, that would not
yield to the usual les. Abraham Skiliman, NJ d.,
OF Roundbrook ~ j. il is the best medicine for
sumption N every stage, that he he'd known. We
might refer you hundreds of eases, had ROOM that
would conv nee all Of its great virtue
The above medicine is sold by
DIR. LYMAN. Druggist, Lynchburg.
,rcbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

a Rogue Nth borrowed nanc.-The Washington
and other papers contain notice OF the arrest aud trial
OF man, Tor stealing trunk in that city, no has
been sentenced oeshieen months Imprisonment in the
penlienary,) calling himself John 1homas ana pro.
Tossing 10 hail from Lynchburg. where he SAID he work
ed on tobacco boat. The rogue has doubtless assum-
ed this name, for The purpose Of shielding his own
There is. understand, but John Thomas engaged
III the hoatng business here. and he has not been
from home ALL The papers which have noticed this
matter, will be good enough 10 publish this paragraph
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
OBITUARY..

Died. of Group at the residence of her father in The
county OF Bedford. on the lh inst. Mar MaapA
LINE VIcroa,. infant daughter Of James X and Mary
Shaon. aged years months and % days Little
Victoria was promising and interesting ehlldshe was
The idol of her sisters. and the joy and comfort Of
her parents but alas the lovely flower has been
chilled IN the bud and her gentle spirit dsengssed. has
fled 10 Him who gave it: and
Her body resls in sleep profound,
Secluded FINN our eyes.
Till the last trumpet shakes the ground.
And rolls away the skies.
-. a, Amherst Court House. on Saturday, the 22nd
ns al O'Clock 4. NJ. the Rev. Josrrn I. BAXTER.
leaving an a1eciionae wife aud three chden-s heoy-
ed church. aud also large. intelligent and sympahsng
community, to lament his early and unexpected re
moyal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

This body has been in session days. and being
border Conference. occupying in its field labor portions
both of s'Aveloldng and saveholdng States its de
clson upon the question Of the division of the Church
has besh anticipated with some anxiety This decision
was made on Thursday last. after debal e in which
the Rev. Henry T. Slicer. L. b. Sargent, James Sew
all and others advocated the alteration of the 9Th Re
stricive Rule, and Rev. John A. Collins, Rober,
Emory and Norval Wilson opposed it. The vote stood
hus Fur The alteration 40, against is liS-so that by
decisive majority, the Baltimore Conference goes a,
galnst division The Rev. Jasper Harding :.
suspension from The functions of the Ministry. in conse
quence Of his connection with slavery" until that dsa
hilny sta be removed, was confirmed by very near
votes.
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DOVv.LES r. .ICREE,

4 RE now receiving their Spring sopply Of GRO.
IN CERIES. which IN large and well assorted, com.
psng nearly every article usually kept In their ne
which they offer very low prices for cash. In ex
change for country produce. They most respectfully
solicit call from their old friends as well ns the public
generality The following comprise part Of their Srk:
$50 bags Ro l.agnyra Aneosinra and Java Coiee.
43 hhds. N. Orleans. ?. Rico, ST. croix and Cuba.
clarified Sugars
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
barrels crushed Sugar
20 hoses and caddies Tea, par, very superior
49, 900 lbs Cotton Yarns. feaksville. Rich nond and
laynchhnrg factories
90 bales Domest,cs, 3 4. rs. A and 6 4 wide
10 bales co,,on oznaburgs, Richmond and Manches~
ter facaries
! 80 kegs Nails. assorted sizes
300 lbs hest Caracas Indigo
800 lbs Maddcr
300 sacks Salt, well filed
G,000 lbs. $ lie Leather. COED and damaged
200 lbs Shoe Thread
200 lbs Cast Steel
300 lbs. Shear Steel
IA tons lllstered Steel
GOO lbs Rod Ionr, 4, 3-s, 2. 5.s and "a inch
800 lbs Hoop Iron
| 900 his Russia Sheet Iron
900 his American Sheet Iron
500 lbs Wine, assorted sizes
q boxes Tin Plate. Lax
2 d, do do 3Xxx
20 boxes Roofing Tin, large sss
20 pigs Block Tin
10 tons country Bar Iron
20 barrels Tanners OIL
2 erces Lamp Oh
% hhds. and barrels Molasscs
so d,z. Palm Leaf Hats
10000 lbs. Bacon part family cured
dtz. Horse Buckets
10 Joz. painted Pals
35 keys Dun Powder
30 kegs Blasting Powder
800 lbs green C.p~ras
GO reams Wrapping Paper
60 barrels Flour
As boxes lhllow Candles
10 do Sperm do
10 b~xcs M. Soap
80 bushels Irish Potaioes
1000 lbs Castings, assofted
g barrels Cider Vinegar
30 boxes Window Glass, SIX 10 and l0xl1
500 bushels good seed OATS
5000 lined Rives, Nos 8, 10, 12, Il and l6
% Grip1 Stones
ALSO Gallon, Bed Ticking. Nnnkeen, Dlesthed
Domestic, Apron Checks. Linen plain and twilled,
Plaid Domestic, Pepper Allspire. Alum Ginger. Sal
oraus. Chocolate. Nnimegs. Mustard, Shoes, Brooms,
Wooden Measures, Stone Ware Tubs. Whiting Pa
per. Slliers. Trace Chains, White Lead Putty. Cam
die Wick. Coitn Irvine, bed Cords. Plough Lines
Shaving Soap. Tar Cans, Rice, Lamp black. Starch,
Tar, Plaster, Corn and Corn Meal, Sallpe,rr. Scale
Beams aud Weights. Coilon and Silk Handkerchief
Buttons, Cotton aud Woo Cards, Shot, Ground Pep
per. &C.. &c. Sc.
con. Lard, Feathers. Tow and Flax. Linen, Wml /,
Bees Wax, Butter. sc. BOWLES AGREE.
March n sM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
FIRE. IN FARNiVIII.F

we regret To learn that the town of Farmvle wa
visited by destructive fire the Goth inst II broke
ou, 10 the coopei's shop of George W. Daniel. Esq
su 'ne whole block OF adjoining buildings consisting o
hour extensive tobacco factories and apnnr,en,nces Was
DESTROYED small quantity of tobacco was also con.
snmed. The whole amount of properly destroyed is
supposed 10 be iron 10 10 ST. 1900. upon Inch there
was no insurance. unless Mr.. Daniel. kwho is now in
view oiieahs,) had an insurance upon his. The prn-
epa sufferers were Messfs Daniel aud James NJ Jack
son, Mis-. Dunnington. and The Farmer's Bunk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

Co The Washington correspondent Of the Newark
Advertiser relates an amnsug incident Thomas Lloyd
Surveyor of The port of Baltimore under Tyer's ap
pontmeni. was very anxious be retained in office by
Mr. Polk. ard has been pouring in upon him continued
stream of petitions 10 that effect; but fearing they might
not prove ehecnal, he to the the President as q
present. fine horse. Mr.. Polk forthwith rejected the
animal PETITION. directed the horse to be returned to Mr.
Lloyd, and ii IS said will remove him from ofce Weare
glad 10 see one feature Of 1yiersm thus promptly re-
formed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
.sClU Spring .HiIliuery.

.sc.C Spring millinery.
n LARGE assortment of Florence braid Bonnets
~ from 81 5up;
Bird Florence, new shape from s. 50 up.
Mourning Bunneis OF all kinds. from 81 up,
Some beautiful Chdrens Bonnets
large lot of Neapoan Lace Bonnets, some
new shape. from So to 4 50.
Ribbons and Flowers Of all kinds and quality on
hand.
Also, Hair Bonnets. Neapban and Lace Bonneis
WIN all KIND OF Braid Bonneis bleached and repaired
IN the best manner and at the shortest notice,
Al The new Bonnet Store )e,c doors beloc Nichols g.
BetPs RF uENING.
NJ B.-We would respectfully say 10 our customers
and the public generally. that expect return froh
The North with, and open Paris Millinery about THE
lUlh OF April, which will be about five days after il is o.
pened at the north X. r. HENING.
March 81 1915 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

w HE SENATE adjourned sine die on the Goth
inst The Only nominations confirmed, in addition to
se heretofore announced. were those of jacob Gould OF
~ to he Marshal for the Northern Disrc, of New
,ofk and OF Frederick r. Bush, be Consul at Hong
N'"s IN Ohina-Mr. Prenliss having been previously
Nominated Tor the former, and Mr. Shale ir the latter
'''e and rejected. The Washington correspondent Of
"e ~ ! journal of Commerce says: The Wings did
AO' ofp'se Mr. Shaler Mr.. Preniiss 1t dne by
"e oher party! Mr. S. his defeat to his Tyerism;
'"a MI r. owes his to circunsa nces connected with
Wi IN the Presidential election"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

Hesie,n Lnnaiic Asylum. is announced in the
Siaunlon spectator that the buildings are now com.
peled and fully fitted up for nse and that there is room
10 accommodate some 40 III so additional female pa
TENTS AL Who have applied for apartments hereto
lore are requested Ia carry M their patients immediate
ly; and others desiring apartments will please make
known the fact I, DR. +. J.. Striking the Physician
and Superintendent of the Institution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
NEW STYLE SHOES.

lust received new and beautiful style Shoes. imi-
- ta,ng the Boot in neainess; yet being more pleas
ant Cor summer. and only one third the cost, must
be the article to please those whe wish fine az
iice 81 q low price. respectfully solicit examina
tod. CALVIN THOMPSON.
N B.--A splendid assortment Of all kinds Boots
Shoes. Hats Gaps &C., At unusually low prices.
March 81 2w if-3w Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

%. Dr. WIN. d. Christian, having declined the nom
lnann candidate for the House of Delegates made
ny the Wings of Buckingham their last court, meet.
Ing If The Wings Of that county is called be held IN
the 4'h of April Che first day Of the Superior Cou) To
stlect suitable candidate in his stead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
MARRIAGE.

Married, on he 18th inst. by the Rev James S
Marberry, Ca pt PArLus f.. HARRIsos Of Amherst, tc
Miss VIRGIYIA +. ScoTT. dang hlerf the late CaPi,
Rober, Scott of Campbell County.
-, on The Goth inst. by the Rev. 3. Il. Davai
Mr. SAMUEL HEIsKELL to Miss ELIZABETH Cox,
daughter of Mr.. Reuben Cox, decd, alb OF Amherst
county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27

InyVyONTlI. TURNER & Co.
Importers aud Dealers !" Forsiv" and Domestic
- q y q 30 ID -,
.V'O as .U0tss street.
RicHMoNp,
a RE oow 70, aiving, aud will continue 10 reeivs
~ during the scn.on. an unusually large and dssirs-
bic stock Of
q 3 o D 8,
which III he selected WITH great care expressly t Inc
Virginia and North Carolina Trade.
They most respectfully call the attention Of Nleschasis
visiting this Civ To their Stock assuring them Inst
their principle Of doing business ia 10 consult the ms'nat
interest of their cusiones and themselves, by Keeping
such articles of noth
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
as cannot fail TO give complete and "t;irs satisfaction.
Those Merchsns who have heen IN thu habit 81 via.
trg the Northern cities, will ind !. to their adyaksage
IN give them n call
Richmond, March 90 2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
RICHMOND MARKET. March 81

Iobacco.-Recepts continue heavy for the season
Common qualities the past week have been heavy oil sale
at a slight decline. Weqnote l.ugs 81 65a = cemmon
leaf y 81; good a g. fine 81 @ extra manufacture
ing 10 l2l; loose parcels 81 7oae..
Fiom-Sales at Sik a$i.
Wheat - The Cny Mills having suspended operations
the 10Th inst Tor the season. there is regular quo
,aun for this article.
Con-3S 40 cts per hushel.
Whishey-We quote bbls at 81 cents hhds. @
cents.
Cattle. For Cattle from the scales gross weight
s. so 81 10; nett 3 80 according 10 quality.
BANK AND STATE. STOCKS.
Farmers Bank Stock Q5
Virginia Bank do Is
Exchange Bank do leo
James River and karawha Bonds oosalOO
Six Fer Cent State Stock Inialo5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-27
AnidOn's Hats!

AMlDON'S super Beaver Hats. also. su-
WV per Virginia style" Beavers, Pearl Cas-.
Drs, super Black and Pearl Cassimeres,
fashionable Brush. French Castors, Pans-
ina. Leg horn and various other kind of Hats, ALL
CHEAP. Also, Cloth Gaps, at
JOHN G. MEMS.
March 81 3wf