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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28
OF CoUNTERFErrsg -Tb

bEWARE OF CoUNTERFErrSg -Tbees
- VINO connierieit a good medicine for The
purpose of adding lew dollars ty their pockets
are far worse Than The manufacturers Of spurious
coin. For While The latter only rob ~ us Of our
property the iotmor take property ord health and
life away. Dr. WIsiar's Bafsdsf of H,Ld Ckeyyy ia
admitted, by thousands Of disinIeres,sd witnesses
10 haze selected the most extraordinary cures in en-.
scs OF a pulmonary and asihmatic character, ever
ocfo'e recorded in the history Of medicine.
The young, The beautiful, the good, oil sneak
forth b praise. II is now tho uvofite medicine in
The n oct intelligent lomilies Of our country
Sneh high stand in public estimation has been
schieved by iis own merits alone. And 80 long as
ddncernibs public are careful To get wi;inr's BAL.
sam OF Wild cherry. AMI refuse wiIh scom conn,er-
'ons. ana evefy o,1eEE{{sie proffered TO them as
"os'".,e' 20 fUREs-posihve cures
-" ,.-.. ~ ~ n despaifing family
49, 49, - whine 'WIqrAR's BALsAM
or wffbcnsnk5 issold at The e.,abl,sbsJ a.en.
e'ss IN si parts offbe Uniied States.
For sale by prJcRUMBACKER I73 Main .,
soie agent IN Wheeling. lm OCT 10
A FACT WORTH Knowing A g.n,l, ,,.a
OF Scroiulous habit. became sffccftd s,iib IJIc.,.
shoDs Of ihs Throat end More, and a d,ssrreeabls
and Troublesome disesss Of The sEin. Indeed b,,
whole system bore the marks Of beng saturated
WIN disease. Ono hand and wrist were 80 much
s"ec,eo mat he had lost tie use Oi The hand every
par oe'ng covered with deep, painful sEd oaens,ys
o'.VIs' ano MS hand and wLial were as hollow and
aoro"s o. honsycomb. II wSs At Ibis Stage Of
"e 'o'pp's'nt, "hen desIh appeared inevitable
from loabsome disease fiat 6e cotor,eo.sJ a.
use ofJsynes Alternative. and having ,aksn si,,ss,
bottles s now perfectly cured. PaH,e T,Sg,,
IN" ALrLRATivE operates through tho ri,cnl,.
lion and Puriies The blood end cradle ate. diseaa.
from Tho sysiem, wherever lotaIed; and tho nnne.
tous cures il has performed in diseos, Of The sLr
Cancer, Scfoiuls, Goitre, Liver complaint pv n.,'
Ss and ether chronic diseases, Is iruy nsion.h,ny
Prepared only by DR. d JAYSE. No 3 SoLth Tb,fd
STREET, Phladclpha.
For sale hy Dr. CRUMBACKER. I73 Main ST.
Wheeling, Va or IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

ID. BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Reading Rooms, opposite the St. Charles and
veranda Hotels, is agent FOR this paper hi
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention il left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

ShdA LBS row'D iNDIA RuuBsRB
- wv ROOT. Just reed and tor sale ly
PRYOR & PAUL.. lei Market 81.
uc 80 Wheelar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

USr RECEryEU. a full supply Of Buffers
81 w'rfaLied Backing; juE received fresh from
me mlnuoclory aud TOR sale At reduced pr ces. by
J d + HoRNBRCOK, Monroe St.
"c' 20 Wheeling, Va,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

Messrs. MASON & FUTILE, No. l2S Mas.
sau Street, arc our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract Tor advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-28

EBAY RUM, JUS, received aud Tor .o,e hv
n . oct % PRYOR a. pAIJIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

The Wcaiher.-We appr.hend that vegetation Of
every description has been blasted nv the sudden and
dsagreeahe change in the temperature last week. We
have rarely known cold spell, 81, long continued,
at this season Of the veal. One consequence must he
the oss of most e the Fru which, in Of the
md"ess OF the winter and the early part Of the spring
had bossomed earlier than usual Some Of the forward
Wheat, which had jnined, has been materially in
jured, though fortunately but small PARTON of the
growing crop was in this advanced condition We
learn. too. thu, m,ny "fihe ToDsccp plants have been
killed. but there is yet time enough to supply any de-
fciency which may have been occasioned by their de
struciiUn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

1tras and Great Briiain.-The albion, :" British
paper published in New York. conducted with great a.
by and quite likely to be well informed as 10 the
views Of The British government, Declares in its last
number. that Great Britain has never had the slightest
nienion Of Involving herself in war with the States,
on ace, unit Of the annexation Of rexas-a territory to
which she had claim and coveting neither its ,rrrio-
~ nor sovereignty. The Albion says. Great Britain
''does not wan, Texas. indeed any other country
she project with her shps-ard this is not tea
sible with Texas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
LYNCMBURC MARKET.

For the ~eek ending Saturday. March %, lSi5.
Below is correct statement Of The Market Tor Tho
pas, week.
7obaceo-OM Lurs, 81 80 to | 80: new Luss. 81
30 to $3.50. Leaf, INTERIOR $500 To $50; commou
$2,5oto $50; middng, $3.50 400; good $500 to
io.oo; No fine manufacturing in marke,-would COIN
mand rom $l0iol3.
FloW-SS.37l from wagons; frors store. superinc
S5;oo to sloo; Family. $3.50 10 $500 per bill Stick
light, and IN eoed demand.
Uheot,-lted Is; Whte 10 cts. per hushel.
Grdn.-Corh AZ cents per busbe tpm wagon
Oats, shea As 10 so cents per hundred cleaned ~ to
20 cents. per bashel Rye. none in market
Ciorer and Grass Seeds -Chver Seed. s., so To
1915 per bushel from wagons 81, 90 from store; limo
Thy. 2.25 10 $3.50. Herds Grass 62l lrom Wagons
Proris'ons-Bacor. Gl u7 cents from wagon. s els.
from store, considerable inquiry for IT, Beef s. per
hundred; Meal. 40 cts. per bushel from wagon
Fih.--Shad, 81 90 To IS 90 per bbl.; Herrnps No
400 Nackerel No. |. $l3, No. 2, $3.50. M ;, IS.
Co1ee.-St. Domingo. 10 u cents per h.; Rio
to cents lagu'ra to 10 cents; Java. Is to IS cts
Cuba II toS.
Sugar.-l,rown. New Orleans. 7 10 8 cents per h.
Porto Rico. II IL 9 cents per lb 81. Croix 9 to II
cents per H.; Loaf l2l 10 II cents per h.
Cdajes.-'Tallow. l2l To . cents per h., Sperm 35
to 40 cents per h. Hull Sons Is 10 II cents per h.
Uhiskeu.-Common. ~ To so cents per gallon. from
wagon from store. 81 TO 33 cents. Kecied. 40 to i5
iroinwagon.
dy.-Apple. 81 cents per gallon; Peach
10 cents per gallon.
Cotton ams.-facory prices: l6 to II cts per ID as
sorted.
Iron.-Bar lron So per ton from boats, so 10 IS from
Store Pig. S25 per ton.
Sieei- Bs,ered. 81 to- cents per H.; German. i5,o
10 cents; Shear, 20 10 25 cents per b. Gas, Steel 20
To % cts. per 10.
Linseed OILS cts. Lamp. 81 90 to so per gal
lon Tanners. SIC, 100 to 5000 per Dbl
Ieather,--Good Sole. III to 49, cents per b. Dam
aged Sole, Is To l6 cents per b.
Pordcr.- Blasting. 80 to 4. 25 per keg; Rife. s.,
so to 6 90 per keg.
Woot-Wool. &c to % cents per h. Wool Rolls.
in market
Coal and Uood-tIilnmnous. 25 cents per bushel
Anthracite s. 90 per ton. Oak and mixed Wood Sc
per cord. Hickory A. 40 ner cord
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
BRYANT, TINsLEY & LAvINDER

0N AMI, HxNSAGx ~ LA 4NO6Ft,
4 RE now receiving their new Store, nearly oppo-
~ site the house occupied by BaYAST T. YoUsG,
their Spring supplies Of
GROCERIES,
which perhaps the largest aud desirable Stock OF
Goods offered for sale Ia this market for many wears
Having made their purchases for cash. and under aror
able circumstances. they would remind the former pat.
rcns Of Bryant & Young and b. T. 'rinsley s. CO.. as
well as The public generally, that they prepared 10
sell bargains, and being anxious do active business
they are determined to sell at small upon cost
for cash. or IN exchange Jw Country Produce. The
following articles constitute portion Of their Stock
525 bags Rio. Laguira, Java and Manila Coffee
"a hhds. n. o., p. Rico and ST Croix Sugar
10 hhds. aud bbls. clarified Sugar
5 bbs. crushed Sugar
90 hhds. and bbls Molasses
500 sacks Salt
40 bbls. Salt
$4,000 lbs Gotten Yarns of Ieaksvlle, Richmond and
Monticello Factories
10 tons Bar Iron assorted
casks Winter Bleached Lamp Oil
25 bbls oes, Tanners OH
3 casks Rice
2,240 lbs Blisiered Steel
500 lbs. Shear and Cas-, Steel
300 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
50 4" Box and Lining Nails
90 g dy. Ware house Nails
G,500 lbs Leather
80 cases 'best" Liquorice
go boxes Sweet OIL
SO Nova Scotia Grind Stones
ceroons best Indigo
$50 lbs. Nader
GOO lbs Alum
1900 lbs. Copperas
30 kegs Duponl's and Kentucky Rife Powder
so Blasting Powder
60 boxes Sperm, HILLS and Taow Candles
25 boxes Soap
50 kegs White Lead
so boxes s 10 and 10 X IL Glass
rs nests Tubs
35 boxes Gnnpowder and Imperial Tea
Is doz. painted Buckets
s5 bags Shot
900 lbs Bar Lead
40 tierces Ground Plaster
10 bbIs. Tar
10 bills. Cider Vinegar
100 pieces Calico
25 Dales DoInestics and Oznaburgs
30 reams Cap and Letter Paper
so doz. Palm Leaf Hats
80 =" Fur and Wool Hats
200 pair Shoes and Boots
10 doz Scyihe and Grass Blades
! 900 lbs. Hoop Iron
$500 lbs Bacon Family cured
900 lbs No. Lard.
Feathers. Wool Rolls. WOOL Flour. Tow and Flax
Linen, Horse, Cotvn and Wool Cards., Coffee Mills,
Trace Chains, with many other articles too tedious
Eumerate in an advertisement.
March "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

,y,,he erublican be good enough 10 reconcile this
,,..,.,,,cy between the fmer practice Of its friends
-, ,hs;, rro,,ssious Il should least exonera,e
a.. Wings from censure, who. by imposing duty on
.,,.. silks and bsandes, preceded them in that very
,.,lcy which they recommend
p. xe will no, 5e forced into the discussion of mere
.,.i,.wheher this thai sort Of projection be right,
!, tho principle be admitted that the govenmen, may
. hs ,diusueat of It's revenue system discriminate for
,,,.cor. We repeat that all IS conceded that we ask
,cause that being conceded, the adusm Of details
;s , ma,iet u mere discretion.
n.6r, We close these remarks, we must say again
,, III, Republican has fallen into papable error when
GAYS that The Virginia Lucol Address ,f lS43 pro-
,.s,ed only aeans. ihe SORT 9 protection" afforded by
,,o Tariff Of 1912 That Address takes the bnades,
and bodes o.. und against any SORT Of protection which
,,b, desisucdly result from The in position Of duties
,,1eed il GOES for horizontal scale oi duties; but, if
III. level should be broken at all, by discrimnai ons
il INNS, be- 10 discriminate agaisf proscon'' in all lis
.h,,es and "ncdenial'' as WILL as direct |,
w,s indeed at the time understood be The proclaimed
creed Of The Calhoun schoo by Of the distinguished
members Of which that Address was written And if
the Republican now "rrcsumes.' as il says it does
.tbot Mr. Cab iun or the South Carolina Politicians
are in ayor Of incidental proecton or indeed of prutec
tou in any shape. is in wotul ignorance of the expci,
and often repeated declarations Of those genemen-dec
aralons which, although much less ambiguous than the
expressions Of Mr.. Polk. nevertheless to be far
more difficult Of comprehension by neghbor!
But We must take leave of the subject, with an
expression Of regret that have pied much
space ,l,an We expected do when took up pen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

" ashington Rumo,s-That Gen. Romulus Nj
Saunders oil n {. is to succeed Washington Irving as
Minister to Spain; and that Francis II Gilmore Of e..
is 10 succeed Col. Todd Minister to Russia;.-that
Mr. Buchanan urges the nomination of Mr.. Read Of Pa.
as Judge of the Supreme Court; while Secretary Wall
ker presses the claims Of Mr. Wilkins late Secretary Of
War; and others urge those Of p ID. Vroom Of New
Jersey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
] 0HLar col,nfu.

ware authorized To announce NOopsoN liuGHEs,
No.. % candidate to represent Halifax county in the
y, iouse o' Delegates We under stand that Nlessrs.
anu S'ovall. the late delegates. arc also
s,s's The Wings, we presume. will have no eau
''cs''s in The fed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

Ohio.-1he Legislature Of this State. which has
just ad1rned. among other acts passed law amending
the act by which the State had been dis,c,ed for the
election Of members Of Congress. to correct the u
famous gerymande perre'raed ago by the Io
and by which, the Wings. although constituting
majority Of the people. enabled to cleo: only third
of the members of Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

o. The Pennsy lvaniau, the leading Locofoco paper
IN that State is very bitter upon Gen. Cameron. the
new Pennsylvania Senator and upon those who voted
f'r him, regarding Indeed decided Wing triumph
Gen. Cameron being pledged to sustain both The Tariff
Of 1912 and the Distribution policy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
Piitsulpauja COuof,t.

we are grniiied 10 learn that the Wings of Piisyl-
wanna, at their court on Monday last. Nominated Whit
mel r. Tnnstall and James I,ner as candidates for
.'Nse " i)elegaies-bolh of whom accepted the
,.;m We have not heard whether the Locus
''"s'e candidates ia this county. suffer it
~ as they did last Spring, by default.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
RICHMOND MARKETS, March II

Iobacco.-Recepts continue heavy for the season
Common qualities the past week have been heavy of
a, slight decline. We quote Lugs 81 65a 2. common
leaf q 81 good a e. fine. 81 O. extra manufactur-
ing 10 l2s; loose parcels 81 70aes.
Fiom-Saes al SAL on the basin.
Hheat. The City Mills having suspended operations
the l0h inst for the season, there is regular quo
taon for this article.
Corn-3S 40 cts. per busel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

property of ID. r. EdIey, ESQ., who was some weeks
sentenced To be hung for murder, and whose execu
'on was fixed for Friday next. has been reprieved BY
the Executive. He is 10 be sold and transported be-
yond the limits Of the u. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

Vou SHALL. BELIEVE Belief is not act 81 the
will Sufficient idencc eoppefs assent; listen,
den. reader, and will that DIR Wisars BAL
OF Wild Cherry by lar the best remedy Tor diseases
81 climate To be found IN this country II Is formed by
chemical extracts hom vegetables Che Wild Cherry. Pine,
etc that nature 10 have placed here powerful
d,es all affections 1.-THE Lungs and Liver that
changing climate induces Amer the skill of greatest
saians was exhausted IL has cured Asthma In various
II cured lady of an ineipcot Consunpon whose
family had all died Of the disease Refer To Isaac
Plat, ESQ Editor OF the Poughkceps,e Eagle Thomas
tosens, iiaddoncld, testified under oath, that Gu
rcd him o internal Abscsss. violent Cough raising Of
Hood, ETC. after he was deemed beyond hope We could
refer plenty 81 such instances uf its
The douhtng invited inquire OF iduals and
thar alndc TO, publish sta emtnts that vii not
bear the most rigid scrutiny
The above medicine for sale hy
D. Il, LYMAN, Druggist, L,nchbu,r.Na.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

Post Office R'morais.--The Washington correspon-
dent Of the n. Herald states that Mr. Cave Johuson.
the new Postmaster General. was about 10 begin the
work Of Notwithstanding to Commence with the
Northern boundary and to proceed Southwark, and a
round the Western frontier Of New York. aud thence
down the centie in the renovation of TIE Pos. Office
from Whsgery and Tylersm."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
BIT UAlIY.

Departed this life on Sunday night, 9th March, 1915,
Mas. SARAH +. BERGER. cousort Of DR.. George II
Berger, Of franklin cuunlv, Va.
-. on Friday evening. l4h March, lSi5. DR..
GEoRGE II. BEReER, Of Franklin county. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
a "a Is ID.

a CARD.
A LII persons in want of and cheap Goods. will
"A please call at my Store. as have Just returned
from the Northern Cities, and am nav rere,vinp large
stock Of Dru Goods. Shoes Hats. Bonnets Hard,sare
Sc Sc, all of which will be sold lower than similar
Good have been offered in this market
JNO. j. PIRVIS.
March "a wdw il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

o. We regret to hear If The death. in Richmond, Of
John q. Hedeeman, delegate in the last Legislature
from the county Of Stafford. He has been confined in
Richmond, by indisposon, since the adjournment
Of The Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

Rhode Island i, is remarkable 'ha, the DOR party
in Rh de Island have nominated Wing. (Charl Jack
SON. their candidate far Governor while the Law
and Order parry have nominaieda Democrat, Gov Fen,
ner!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

o. Mr. Folks Secretary Of The Navy. George Dan
croft in apoiical address, published in lS43. said 1--WE
may demand the nsan, abolition Of the slave trade In
the District Of Columbia. and should assist free labor to
recover its rights, in The capital Of the country"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

NUHg1tNI0FdI DfNTlrTS.
In our last paper Msssrs. Camden and johnson were
stated 10 be opposing candidates for Congress in the Ro-
anoke district, instead Of the Kaaaeha as we had writ
ten it.
10 the Wheeling district. Guy r. c. Allen is the
wing candidate in opposition to Wm. G. Brown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

o. Robert D. Boiling, Esq. the late delegate. from
the town Of Petersburg. having declined reelection
John W. Syme. Esq editor Of the Petersburg Inielii-
gencer, has been nominated by the Wings as his sue
cessor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

o. Marcellus w Newton. Esq is the Wing cand-
date for the Legislature. in the city Of Norfolk. the late
delegate. Mr.. Taylor. declining re election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

o. Gen. Jackson entered upon his 79lh year the
l7lh inst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
FOR LADIES' WEAR.

DRINTED Mouslin de Polka Colaretts.
i LANES, Cashmere d'Ecosse,
French S. s. Balzprines, Canary Jaconct
Black 5. S. PoIacca, a new Organdy Muslins, some
article for mourning dress thing very beautiful,
rs. Paris Plaid Bingham,
Printed French Lawns. Fr. S. S. Berages,
- Cambrics, Paris Gimp Cords,
American do Silvered long Kid Gloves.
Rich Camelion fg'd Silks, Neck Ribbons,
b. Black Poi de Sui. Spring Bonnet Ribbons,
both common and fine, Polka Gloves,
Cashmere Pompedour, Charlateens. new arti-
Polka Lace Caps, a very Gle entirely for dresses.
fashionable article in the H'lf Mourning CharIa
Northern cities. teens,
Regency Demi Black Lace Ombre Tarl,ons for par.
Wells, ty dresses,
Black Balzorines for Mourn Necklaces,
ing, Steel Combs.
White Satin Beads, Sleeve Tassels,
Steel Buoles. French Girdles.
jet Bugles. Steel Breaches Il Brace
Gold and Silver Beads, lets.
Head Ornaments Of the
latest style,
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Wool black French CASH Extra IA Wool blk
mere, Cloth, perhaps the
- single med fines, sent to this mar
Fancy Margum, some ket,
thing new. Fancy colored Cassi-
Black Drape d'Nienna, for neres,
COATS Tweeds "
Black English Drape d'Ene, Fancy Drills,
Splendid plaid Satin Vest Plaid Velvet,
ing, Satin Scarfs.
Fancy colured, :"
Besides great variety of every article generally kept
in his line. lie respectfully solic,'s a call from his
friends aud customers generally before buying lie will
lake great pleasure in showing his stock, and make the
prices sucl, as TO insure quick sales.
March 20 y II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

GOraud's Penetrating Powder.
A MOTHER lot Of the above valuable article fnr re
"A moving the superfluous hair, just received aud for
SALE by d. w. MOORE.
March "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Rare aud beautiful Spring Goods, opcaing at
JOHN q. MEMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

AT AUCTION,
M T. will scl IN Tuesday, the 18th inst. in front
W otaur Auction Room commencing at | o'clock.
hhds. N. o. Sugar.
very fine Barooche,
- " Buggy.
20 .etts Plated Casters,
10 dux. Glass Jars, Ia aud l.2 rs.lnns,
10 boxes Segsrs, part primo
Mattresses.
10 dnz Plough Lines.
8 " Bed Cords
cases Metal Clocks.
~ wood
ALSO. 10, OF Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, So.
Terms al Sale.
TALBOT & LANiER, surt's,
Exchange Corner.
March % 2lif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

Sales of Robert c. Siepoe's crop of Tobacco at Lib.
eriy Warehouse, by Thos. J. Oiey. Com. Mer.
No. $1,000. Bought by Seth llasey, Esq
No. . 600.
No. s. 4,20. "
This may be considered as beirg the first crop of
working Tobacco offered in market this season. nd
the prices ought TO prove 10 the planters that those
mong them who may have article 10 suit our manu-
facturers, may calculate upon high price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

DOlncstiCs, Cotton Yarns &c.
n BALES sionl 4-4 Shee,ing, suitable Tor servants,
good substitute for Oznaburgs,
bales Cotton Yarns. assorted numbers, Roth
er~ood Factory,
700 lbs. Taow,
$50 do. live Geese Feathers.
Receiving and for sale accommodating terms by
GEO. BAGBY.
March CT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

TOOLS.
(NARPENrERS, f3lacksmh's. Tanper's and Curl
~ er's Tools, Vi va,ious kinda & qualities just 10 hsa
far sale how by II. d. & w. A. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 taft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

MEDICAL NOriCE.=-DR ELISHA WAR.
MEX respectfully iendotS his pfuiessionai service
{" The citizens Of Wheeling und sutfouiiihs country
nhd soliciis n share oi patronage
DR. w. having studied The Indian or Botanic
Practice al his father. who IL extensively known hv
Il'c title Of the Cd Indian Physician oi Pi.hnrch
ahd having rtaciCed with him successful, for tho
list i"oyenrs. hopes by ess.duou s and unrcfuiinr
attention TO his proi,s To satisfy the ieas,able
expectations OF those who may favor him with their
confidence and patronage.
Notwithstanding he has prceiously bcrh unhct
lilo tuition ola respectable practitioner OF the old
school. he wishes II To be undcr.inOI that he nrnc
ces ON The Indian or Botanic system Of his laihcr.
who has p'nciiced successfully in The above Guy
Tor the last seveIiccn years
In acute cases persona will te +isic,l. but he
proposes more particularly To treat CHRONIC Dis
EASES. such Scrnluln, Rheumatism White
Swelling, Lcp.osy, Ulcers, Cancers. Salt. Rhcum
CTecr) old liberated legs. ST Anihnnys fire. (Ery-
sipclas) Syphelltic Diseases. Asthma, Coughs
Debility OF The System, caused by obstinate Colds
affecting The Lungs. lnci.ien Con, mpon, Scurvy,
and other forms at Chronic Diseases useless To-
mention III This place.
Fever and Asne cured in very short time.
Let The effected call and consult ADVICE given
free
Rn5r Office first dnor. at the South end nf the
bridge, South Wheeling. Va. Jun IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-16

A DESTRUCTIVE LAND SLDE.-A
land slide, carving of sixty acres of land, oc-
cured ON the Sd inst, at Warsaw, Ulster CO.
New York In its passage it crossed the Ron
don't stream, literally clearing the bed of all
distractions, and depositing its contents to
the height of about fifteen feet in the bed of
the stream Tor about l60 yards, fotming dam
at one dash across the whole stream, iinperyi.
Gus as masonry could make it. The waters
above proved what has already been consider
co impossible namely, their powers of run
ning Cup stream" This il continued IN do
Tor the distance of about two miles. 10 Mace
called HiXons dam, where, after finding its
level, 1t recoiled-with the help of human
hands, and It's own powers, il forced its mas
sage through the adjoining lands, to find its
old channel below. '''