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liverpool IS JuIIiet
lCo4oN-Lss pri1 du cotton soat restfs d pre-
memes lie enlargement lie plus hadrque s'est opsFs
DIS les Peraatns qui ont hauSsf de Ia. Toates tes
Ares sortes du Bresit ainsi que les Got0ns Tongue soic
skf fermss sans ~oaridtion dams les pri1. II en- est Ne
nine pour les cotons am6ricains ct les Surats. PEN
d. les deu4 }ourS qui piennent de ~s'econlsr. Ia demaa-
dk'est IN pen moder6e, mails Ma en- riea dlterf l.
cAfnRcc qui epistc sur notre ptace-l0,500 dntricdfaa
81 Egyptiens ct l450 Surat ont ee6 pris par Ia spda
edition et 1880 Ameiicdins, $3.50 Peradm ct 800 Nd
rdkam pour Preparation.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

U-L'exanen des coolers du College FranA7in
a commence hicr, ct finira aujourd'hui. Les amis
de linstruction publique J assisteront sans doute;
nous donnerons a nos l%ecteurs lie detail dc ces
exercices.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

Hrmee des Etats- Unis.--Les forces station.
mas au Nord. Quest marchent vers lie sud. Les Of.
fIers avec les troupes sous le1rs ordres prem.
dRnt poste CONNIE suit: le capitaile Day ct lie
lihtenant Murray, a Detroit; lie capitaine Heint-
z$nan ct les lieuteuans Long ct Schureman, au
fol Gratiot lie c~apitaine easy ct lie lieutenant
Steie, a Mackinaw lc capitaine Albertis Ell les
liAtenans Martin ct Hamilton, au fort wilkins
Copper Harbor.) Unc eompagnie dc Sackctt's
H3bor prcndra position all Sault Sainte- Marie,
etd ct les compagnies qui occupent %actuelle-
MD ccs postes seront dirigGes plus au Sud.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
ELak De b Louisiane.

Paroisse 81. LaaarM
Moi, J. PosEy, Dapute Clcfc dc Ia Cour da c~if9letno
District judiciairc dams ct pour rEtat "a paroisso srs-
dts, e%ertife par lie present, &c qni Precedc, CONNIE r,ant
une copie veritablo ct corrcct6 DIR jutcncnt dams /,
cause ci-dessus dGnnninec. Trnolu ina main ct IL
scoau dc la ditc cour &C 4 JUN 1916,
j. POSEY, u. GB.
Clsrc's Office, JUN 18A5-jl2-5t
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

GrUne dance Indienne ct jeu de Raquettes
ont Gu lieu mardi soir ct mercredi mstin a peu
de distance de notre Village entire les Alaba-
mas etles Choctaws lie Sport ny a pas man
que.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

0rLd Gazete.-Dans I'm article de sept on
tionner, la semaine paste, une rfcla'nc de Ia
Gazette, en- favour dun chef-d'euvre don't nous
avons etc prives nous avons fat PTS, nous nous
sommes apitoyes sur SEES peines ~pcrdues "INDE
IRA r La Gazette voulant rendre plus qu'un
"Roland pour IN 0lipier' nous consacre les
trois quarts dune c%oloine, il est vrai qu'elles ne
sont pas tongues, neannoins gestures fiatteur
pour nous, d'occuper 81 longtens son attention
settlement nous craignons que, ice que Pon dit
est vrai, nous ayons a remercicL plus dune plu-
me, pour ces elucubrations editoriales.
Nous ne pouyons pas nous amuser d repondre
a tons ceux quiyoudront prendre &c papier pour
organe aussi nous laissons Ia Ia discussion ct
nous nous contentious des r6ponses suivantes
Nous n'avons pas fat later nos tetes, quoiqa'oa
disc que Ia Gazette (son correspondent peut ERE
aussi) la fait.
LIE Loup Blanc est rnaintenaat termihe ct nous
croyons que ceite auvge est aussi agreeable y
lire, que tout ce que ron trouye generalement
dams la Gazette.
QUAINT a notre aimable traducteur, il ne peut
qu'etfe tres reconnaissant de l~'epithete accolee
a son nom il regrette settlement que la place
ait, manque pour publier Ia traduction de L'arti.
Gle "Cranio1ogie, non Craafologie,'' qui etaii
ecrit ct qni d'aimable cut sans doute fat ddmira.
Die ct meme excellent.
Le Bayou I9che.-Ce cours d'eau, nayigable
d,ordinaire pendant toutel'annee, est devenl $
plat 81 etroit par absence d'eau, que les bateau1
ont cesse de venir jusqu'a St. Martinville. 8
les pluies ne viennent vite a notre secours, Il
commerce. %souffrira beaucoup de linterruptiol
de communications, avec la Nouvellc Orleans
Creole.
81 nos p%lanteurs pouvaiont envoyer de bonn
heure leurs cotons ell vile, lis y trouveraien
leur profit; mails nalheureusement lie Bayo,
Courtableau est fermG a Ia navigation, grac
au sables que les dernieres crues d'eau ont anne
mes a son entire ct qui permettent a peine a u
esquif de passer. lie bateau de letat ne pourrai
ii pas s'amuser un jour GU deux au Petit Diable
a creuser un passage pour nos bateaux nou
en- avons bien besoin.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

G-Nou avons prepare deux articles pour
notre proclaim No, Fun devoilant lie "marche
ct les intriguos'' des l%ocofocos avec les Wings
dissldens, lcurs conditions sc. &c, rautre sur
les faux disbursements de la Gazette des Alta.
kapas, sur notre nomination de candldats aux
places de Paroisse, ct sur la sainte indignation
de &c papier quana les Wigs peuvent nommer.
u les l~ocofocos await Ia maiorite CO serait
bien different.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

III, a &88%
SON MARI.
MANS cettc cause, iugoment ragulier par dAfautt
~ aynnt et6 entire contre 10 d~tfendcur, Evhriste DE-
jean, { taucune motion d'appel n'ayant dte fate pour r..
former 10 dit, dams 10 delai legal, et Ia delnandetesAt,
Eugene GaFriques, femme du DIT dafondeur nyant prniis
yA So dcmandc a la satisfaction de la cour, il est Al
consequence. et en- vcrtnd dc Ia loi ct dc i'evidnnee, Or
dpnn6 ct d6crtte, que Ia dite demanderesse ait jugr-
ment contte az recouvrc du dcfendeur EYariste p22jean:
10. Ia negresse nominee H6lane, ct So progeniturc--ao.
Une Critic nominee Marin, qu'elle d apportfes On ma
riagc-3o. in Negro nopm6 William, gu Emile, achet6
pendant son marriage avec son fond dotal, quelle ait ju-
cement ct recouyre quinze totes de b5tes a corncs. GU
MI lieu dos dites. Ia somtne de cent %cinquantc dollars
du d6icndcur, ayec hypOihtque sur Ia ~proprietG imrna-
biliere ct privilege sur Ia ~propri6td mohiliero du d5lcn-
denr, a datet du sixieme jour de fcyrier mil hut cent
quarante ct un--Il est depths ordonna Of d6crete quill v
ait separation de biens, entire In dcmanderessc ct le d.
fendcrr, ct que In dite demanderesso ait lie contrble %
administration de "a ~proprlott sans utieiue ~interposi-'
ton de son mari Evariste Dcjcan--H est depluE orloi'
ne que Ia demandresse recouyre, en- nature, IN lit II
couchagcs, une armoire, ct les autros ohjcts mcntiolts
nos dams son contrat dc marriage, sons lie No. 64z.
Signe en- cour ouverte ce 3mc jour dc JUN, 1872.
GEO. Il. KING, Juge Sine, Dist6et.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

GA uns assemblies des Wings de St. Mar.
tin, ayant pour but lie choix de leurs candidats,
l'hon. Paul Briant a etc nomm6 candidat a la
place de Senateur (Mr. al. Declouet await refu-
Sc dc Sc metre sur les rangs, Messrs. J. B. Der
hes, ULCER Decuir ct Balthasar Martin pour re.
presentans. Apres ayoir nomme un comite pour
recevoirle Gen. Debuys, sill visite la paroisse,
Fassemblee a passe Ia resolution s%uivante
Res6lit, que cette assemble reconnaissance enyers
THon Alexandra Declouet pour la part active quill a
prise dams advancement des interdts du pays, lui ofre
SEES sinceres remerciments.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
LA GUERRE.

L'ersTa de- l'Abeille que nous .ubliames la
.uemaine pass6e, annonGait que lie Gen. Gaines
yenait de 6emander la levee de quatre regimens
dc volontaires. Les soldats citoyensd de la Nellie.
Orleans ont promptsment repondu a Get appel.
LIE battalion d'artillerie du Major Gally, Ia COM
pagnie d'artillerie DIES MATHS du Cap. Forno, lie
battalion de Washington, ct les volontaires de la
Louisiane sc sont expresses d'offrir leurs services.
oui ont etc acccptes. lie colonel Dakin leye une
compagnie de GARDENERS lie colonel Oakley a
ofert SEES services ct ceux de son regiment, les
chasseurs allemands sont prets les lrlandais
leyent une compagnie ct enin la nellie Orleans
seule fournira plus de soldats qu'on EN- demande.
De toute part retentit lie bruit des pr6paratits de
guerre maintenant que lie Mexique soft assez
fou pour metre en- colere les americans ct il
recevra la plus belle vole possible, ct don't I'm de-
mi steele ne pourra pas lie remettre. Les Etats
de la Louisiana, du Mississippi, du Tennessee,
du Kentucky ct de L Arkansas, p~euvent aiserient
fournir 10000 hommes de troupes dams moins
de ouinze iours. Ceci nest point de la ~forfante-
re CUE lie Mexiqle viennent les metre a Ie-
preuve
DEPART DIES ~CoMPAGNIEs DE v~oLoNrATREs A
BoRp DE L'ALABAMA.-Hier a 5 heures de la
pres midi, la foule Sc pressait de toutes parts
pour a~ssister au depart des artilleurs volontairee
aux ordres du major Gally. LIE battalion d'artii-
lerie stationnait sur la place pour saluer ses nou-
veaux freres d'armes la compagnle forte de LOG
hommes ct don't la tenue etait excellente. Sc NIT
en- marche, lie major en- t&te, Dormant lie bras au
general Cuvellier, ct DELLA sous une salye de %
coups de canon. Ellie est compose presqu'enti.
erement de jeunes gems. don't la plupart men
sont pass leurs premieres armes. LIE general
Lewis ct plusieurs officers de son etat major es-
corterent la compagnie jusqu'au lieude Pembar-
| quement OH une foule immense de citoyens de
la vile ct des ~cnvirons S etait rendue pour serrer
la,main de ses %jeunes patriotes qui ont r6pondu,
avec ardeur, au premier appel qui leur fut fait.
L'avocat general sly trouyait aussi. A 6 heures
ct demie la compagnie est montee a bord du
steamship Alabama, qui NEST perti qua ii heu-
res moins lie quart.
Honneur au major Gally don't lie patriotisme
des longtemps ~Gprouv6, Went, encore, d'acqu6rir
I'm nouvel eclat en- cette Circumstance honneur
a tous ceux qui ont repondn a Fappel de Ia pa
trie success ct gloire a tousi
p. S.-Le c~apitaine Forno avec sa nombred-
50 ct belle conpagnie, ct 200 hommcs de trou-
pes de ligne DIES L. u. Sc sont aussi embarques d
bordde FAlabama. Tous les de~tachemens sont
places sous les ordres du major Gally.-Le Cou-
rier % Aout.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

GrNous lisons dams lie Creole, que lie mau-
yais etat de sa sante; a force Mr.. Briant de quit
tor la direction de ce journal Mr.. Meynier est
son successor, Nous souhaitons une Tongue car
riere de success ct de profits a Get estimable jour
nal Wing ct nous esperons que lie repos rendra
la sante de M. Briant.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
plantation 4 UemDre.

Ns2 lie soussigne, etant dang Iintontion dc se
fgEs@ rcndre, uvec sa famille, Ala Nonytlle Orleans,
4sa08a- ohre en- yente Ia Plantation 90 ii reside, pres de-
la vile des Op6lonsas. Ellie content environ cinq cents
arpens de teTre dc prairie, et cent aprons de boia, 10
tout de, la premiere qualitG; avec unr mdis0n dkabifa-
tim i deux etages, ct toutes les antres hatisses n6ces-
saires. II vendra a I'm Prix tres rebuilt, Il a dies condo
lions eli s~atisfeFont tolie personne reasonable ct desi-
reuse d'aeheter.
Ssadresser, pour les conditions au soussigne nj d Mr..
w. .. Lewis aux Opelousas.
Ta0s. II. LEWIS.
optlousAs, 10 "a Juliet 1856
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

E La goelette Mary Wilcks ct la barque WI
iiam Joy ont etc fratees par lie gouvernement
des Etats- Unis pour transporter au Texas deux
compagnies du 4e. reg. d'infanterie, ainsi que
4es approvisionnemens necessaires aux troupes.
Ces deux batimens Sc rendent i Ia bale d'Aran-
EaS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

IberuiUe.-On nous assure que les wings SO
sont arretes sur les candidatures suiyantes
Pour lie Senat, Zenon Labauve, {comt6 sena.
torial Sc composant dIberyille ct Quest Baton
Rougo.)
Pour Ia Chambre, NM. Charles Davenport ct
Norbert Lauy6.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28

Nous ayons appris de bonnie source que la
Convention democratique du troisieme district a
choisi pour candidat representant au Congress M.
Harmanssn, des Avoyelles, ex-senator dams la
derniere legislature de PEtat.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-28
Eses9 lie u LoMtsaaMe.

clero,s ofiees i aont YYs4s.af
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have been laid 10 my charge. bu. u which remAia
10 this day IN innocent unconscousnes alwsys have,
and shall have murc anxiety TO impan accurate ints.
nation, than to imwrtinen,Iy ra1de befhfe thu phblid
the very humble individual Who imports II. .
The last time | ever Campbell wss In the early
Paftof 1898. lie WAS then scaftcy heard Of, NJ
in society, and painful tnuofs we're anual his hsb
It's, and which reference has already been made
Some lines which published In one of the London
newspapers, on tho circumstance II his swing
~ beautiful child in OF tho Parks, and whom he sd
dressed Ne his "Chid S~esihean. gave sad tsiJenc6
ol The decline ot his powers, which had already shown
symptoms oi breaking down IN his Pilgrims Of Gleas
ooe." lie might occasionally have hem IL Tho
reading rum OF the Museum. OF walking round Linz
coln's lno Fleda bu, thr gay iauniily alred. even
rpnce 1homas Campbell, had vanished with the light
OF other da. r."
was, one morning. In the year have mentioned, a
bout the hour Of ten. in publishers shop (vro~s
PaleInoser How, whrn having occasion speak 10 ,hs
oronan Of Tho establishment, went up s,srs 10 the
printing Office The imposing s,.ne plsccd n tho
u,lher extremity Of the long dingy apartment aud M
ccd around il group ii work,nen As drew near 10
The spot. observed that gentleman In their midst,
and surprising thai he was engaged in bnsiness With
them, waited Tor little time. and then, as was in
haste IL DO gone, approached them. On tho sto6
huge pot OF Lvndon soui, trrn which tbs warktMrn
and the gentleman IN their company took frequent
draughls IN Turn, and they all seorned "hsil ftow we'll
met together. The gentleman was speedily dress-
ed and his linen was none OF The ctanesi; he looked
ING ""eu peau mere vas s'Wfln LIS sm odsT ".
aud nrn Of Tho ignre which lancicd had be-
lore, but could not remember where As he turned
way, with proof sheet In his hands, tn my utter
PRISE beheld Mr.. Campbell, who recognised mr. aud
held out his thin fingers for To shake. His eyes
were dull fny and walery. and his skin looked COARSE
aud wrnkled. lie was unshnven. too aud = now
glossy hat only added the lack usren NJ his whole
appearance. As he spoke, his volee was thick sed nut
fled. but although he was perfectly sobe. hs ooksd
what. tar want Of better term, he called beey"
tie quilted The office in short ime aud
saw the Pocl of "llopE" who shortly afterwards leit
England for Boulugne where he died In the beginning
Of last year.
The career Of Campbell as poel must be considered
sngulary fortunate. He early his fame. and
lived long To enjoy IT, Placed above want. he was not
compelled To drudge Tor his daily bread, and he had
Pile Of gratifying his fine taste. lilo has grave
In Westminster Aboey. and there leaving his ralhies.
e, us only think Of him as one whose name the world
will not willingly let die.
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TO FAMILIES.
ROWLAND's PATENT CONDENSlNG
COFFEE r BOILERS,
The OnIu fLlng erer offered 10 We PUDItc Hdt HHt

The only thing erer offered 10 me P"Dttc u'at nW
preserre The good properties q NE tQtee.
<NOFFEF made IN this Boiler is cr!edy better than
Z that made in any other .ay. as IL preserves all
thai rich aromatic flavor much desired in cofee-and
in all other modes it flies off IN steam THIS Boiler re-
oures from one-quarer onehrd less OF the grain, as
none of the aroma escapes-and much less cream ana
gar as there less Of the bitter astrngent in II. and
viii retain the favor and freshness long as the con
denser is KEEP, on-a whole day ii necessary. The
Condensing Boiler Is much less trouble for the cook
than The ordinary one, it cannot boil over the con
densed steam dripping back keeps down the 'roth;
Persons are respectfully referred to the following
,,ued gentleman, who are using the Condensing Boil
ers and highly approve Of them :,
Flor. II. L. Ellsworth, Com. of Patent,
Hon. Judge Cranch Chief Judge OF Dist, Washing
Hon, Judge Mason, Sect. Of U. s. Navy, ton, d. c
Doci. Sewel,
Doct. Lindsey, u,p,v
! For saleby Ii. D. q w. y. hioIlAhp"'
! May 10
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VuNiE subscriber having made arrangements with one
l. of The largest Factories at the North, for the pur-
pose OF supplying this market, and the surrounding
country with all kinds of Carriages, made of the best
materials. and Of the latest styles and patterns, Is pre-
pared to furnish them to those VINO want upon as good
they be purchased al the North. or else.
where and brought here. ie has now on hand large
assurtmeclof CARRIAGES. which he is disposed to
sell upon such will be satisfactory To purchasers
lf desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, of his manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be obtained any where.
j. c. SHACkLEFORD.
! have made arrangements with Mr.. J. G. ShackIe
ford 10 furnish him the shortest notice with any style
of Carriage he may order.
II. X. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.Mtird, Conn.
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To Mr.. JAMES DEJARNETT.

VOU will take notice, tina, ] shall, Monday the
L 25h day Of August aext, at the Spon. tavern, in
the county ri Appoat,ox, procced To take the depsss
of DR.. Reuben d. Palmer and Others he read ia The
trial ola pending in the circuit Superior cos
am plaintiff and You are defendant. 1.-The taking Il The
said depositioas should he completed the day nam
cd, they will be continued lIom day 10 day u 6oislssd
/. r.. BASS.
July 81 Win
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SELLING OFF.

Many descriptions Of Summer Goods al Cost aud under
DElNG anxious To sELL OFF my entire stock Of Sum.
I'D MER Goods. before the expires. Creai bar.
gains may be had in Lacns, Bai.arines, Borgess. Sum
ncr Prnis and many other articles, for which Tho de-
mand will cease The expires.
The attention Of The Ladies particularly invited To
large lot Of LlJp.NS at Cd and per yard. and to
beautiful assortment Of BALzARISEs, at To 5Uc. per
yard. r. j. BURlON.
June 90 L.
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LILY NOTICE.

r1NllE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves
l. in the practice Of the law. They will practice IN
the cous Of the counties Of Bedord. Franklin, Psyl-
vania Roanoke and Boeiunrt All business c'ntided u
them in the Of either Of those COUNTIES will be al
tended 10 with vigilance and prompiness.
e3- Address, Liberty. Bedford conniv. Va.
G. A. WINGFiELD,
n. II. CAMPBELL.
July 81 WIN
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Owe Hy.v.DKED .lIHES

OF bottom land OF superior quality, the must oi which
mig be made first meadow land. by The iudlciohs
management OF the several bold mountain streams that
run through it, aud which always well ireghted
with the richest virgin soli after every rain OF eonse-
queuce. The highland IN this tract Is partly cleared
and Is very productive and much OF the woodland is
wei tlmbered and is superior tobacco land I here are
IS. also this trac, comfortable DIV YELLING
.lH- HOUSE, with four rooms, and necessary ou
houses.
The second tract is partly cleared and partly in ma
tive forest Of the best timber The of the tract is
rich. and much OF il is tobacco land OF the very best
quality.
The third and last tract conia ms large proportion
low grounds of fine quality, and part OF II Is excellent
meadow land.
This land is, altogether, such is rarely offered for
sale. combining many advantages not enumerated. and
is well worthy the attention OF purchasers The tive
lower tracts he contiguously, aud If purchased by one
individual would make very fine estate OF five hun
dTed and seventy
The terms for the first two tracts mentioned will be
fourth cash. aud the balance in three equal payments
on a credit of one two and three years.
The terms for the last mentioned tract will he one
third cash and the balance in two equal payments,
credit of one and two years
In all cases. bonds with sufficient security will be re
qued for the credit payments and the title to the prop
erty will be retained additional security, until the
whole of the purchase money be paid.
RYLAND ROBES, Commissioner.
August t5o
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L.Lv'D EOK N.ILE
II & a n - ~ III ~ n, "

n accordance with a decree ol the circuit superior
L court ol law aud chanccry Tor Nelson county, pro
nonnced On the 9Th day OF May, lSi5 IN the case OF
Montgomery rs Montgomery aud others, the underslgn
ed wall. on Friday the 9Th day OF September next. II
fair, and II not the fair day thereafter, procee
to SELL the premises. The highest bidder, tract OF
Land. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY EIGHT ACRES, being the low
er end OF the Mansion House Tract of Land. OF which
Joseph Montgomery deceased, late oil the SAID county et
Nelson, died possessed.
Also. al the same time, in the same manner, on the
premises he i'll sell another tract of land containing
TWO Hundred md FOR1I FL T. .A.ND n
HiLF .iCRES. being the part cut Oh from the upper
end Of the same tract, by the allotment, OF duwer 10 the
widow OF the said Joseph Montgomery. deceased.
Also. at the same time, IN the manner, on the
premises, he will offer Tor sale another tract containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ElGllIA-TNO AND A
FOURTH ACRES, being the strip OF land lying be.
tween the dover tract and the lower tract above desert
bed.
The LARGEST hpra mputIoned about
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YlENNLSo
II TILE LYNCHBUKG NlHClNIAN

IL -,eeekty, (crery Monday and Ihnrsddy,)
at Four Dollars per amman, payable in Advance. No sub
srpta be receredjor shorter time than sir months
md no aper trR be discontinued, (crcept at the discretion
oftte Editors } until all mrearages are paid.
az .3DVERTIS EME.NTS inserted at SO cemfsper
square Tor ess) for erery inner form Insertion and 31
cents per square Cor ess) for epery outer form insertion
EVERl .aDYER7ISER IS required to note, on ms
,uscrpt hoe long he toishes has advertisement inserted
an advertisements not so noted tcH be inserted till its dis
ouiiaudnce be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .aDTERTISLNG the terms are fof
The pyeifsse Of tco squares $40 for square, $50 for
sue sqtare ianer form, S35 Ecery yearly Advertiser
wbe required to eofae ms advertising to hispd'fcu
tan line Of business.
e. JOB PRLNILSG erec,tted neatly and erpedaious
u md unreasonable terms.
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$40 asEivs Sksss,

+ ; ANAWt ~ from the subscriber. living in Camp
Z 4 irl c,ainty some three weeks ago, negro
IaJn uantd sl.PlI, about % years cid. purchas
I'D lhls E,l Sring in Iynchburg, but he has been
rts-d rs perr CasIwe and lived with him ill his
death in Amherst county, iarrisss creek, where he
rnuhis Is At presea as he has been seen in the nei1
bar,d ID MI Iansards, where he had sister and and
other relations, in the nei2hbothood of Mr.. Nicholas
ljchs's grocery. will give the above reward for the
apprehension aud delivery Of said man me, secur
ina Tim in aji 50 that can gel him again
EDMUND W. ROSSER.
Auu, II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
20 Tobacco Planters.

j Vie undersigned begs leave say to Planters of
a tobacco that he has employed in his store Mr..
5no H. Davis, who has had several years experience
Commission Merchant. in selling Tobacco, and will
Ihnue TO sell for the at so per hhd and pay the
Planters my store as soon as the Tobacco note is ob
4'0ed. ask for portion Of the public patronage.
w. Il. YOUNG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
(pru .TIpNl for ,$feFP,

g1fIE subscriber has for sale, at the Langhnrne Mile
L CORN MEAL, which he will sell ior cash, o
in exchange for Wheat, at market prices.
A. n. MONTGOMERY.
Aug. A Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-21
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.

Lump and Ground Plaster Will alwaySoe kept o" manu.
and sold low for cash.
Mr.. JAMES SUrpHIN, who, learn, is iavoraby
know TO the farmers Of this region, will mill tor me,
and hone to secure that patronage from the public.
which the convenient location of the property invites
AN. MONTGOMERY.
March l3 Is