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nj salty, sf'ey Republicans iraihisss alief all
iptais are already aplseui. Oregon, nay, MtAe9 "
self nay be- swallowed upspeity by the energetic 4"
gp American fare. spreading asrt Tie aar'tfn esn
,ine Such the fears 81 tie rulers u Tie cid "efd
i.afs hri PARTICIPATED i atue fNsui. hY many
WIZ opghi lo knes better, usn island " ihs' .
Tins
FRANCE-The masssrre # a1ca the Arabs have
been the victims M r ID, Dahfa has b'.n iffely
commented The fpoh and Btiish press. aud ITS
arcy ss bern tie sI!Je 81 insi aud general eindeiD
nafan Marshal SJn has travelled unl II his Nay TO
h.aw the shied 81 hrs official character around ihr man
nas'ing tnunc Pllssri. under whose supervision the
haktng and strwIng III hundeis al human beings Hss
carried on. HE allan Is sad the glory At the
French and imrafs the hllhtfo high character ol
tifff srldiefy
Inc celebration Of the Revaln ian Of 1880, beglp IN
Par. Muadss with religious ohsefyances. honor Of
ihOse l1 pefishcJ. TUESDAY HE day al ~ lcing
There Kind oi id The amps flysees aud al the
iafuere ia Iuue, e1ncen N tie 9atlrn al the nj
lrres, AID al aghl an illumination with fireworks.
sPAIN.-SpaIn Is sill .yefsl aud Unsettled ~
lauagdna lhe troops were attacked by mnb, anu The
sdiers had Ia fire IN thcif defence Tie eonsetip
fH Was The ii The fot. The new sysirin o IAN
aon has mel with zee opposition IA ,arlaus provinces
The ministers wee about leaving Madnj 10 meol The
Qrttn nj Sarfsgossa.
sN ifZERiAND- The mut,er Of NJ Len. Of f.
h rsll the leader II hr jesuit party IN Iucerne, al his
cuuity bouse, has afforded peay ii rom nr comment,
aud appoars likely 10 reviyr 10 oil Their intensity ile
bltel srciarnn feelings which have produced disorder
and hlontshcd N Switzerland That he murdered
there Is e doubt aud The aei is attributed to revenge.
lie pund dead Ia his be deprived oi life by pis-
n shot bot the wtapon euld not be- found. and The CT,
cnnsiaHces attending the catastrophe render II npfpba
Bile that be- could have fallen by bis hand. lie Is
represented worthy bnl stern dsclpuafian, greatly
respected by his own-lhe Cathode party-and an oh
pei al enmy account Of The rgut al his opinions. 10
hs opp inens Melancholy IN lsell his death viii
the wounds VII rlI Wee healing amongst the Swiss Ia
bleed nesh. Assassination has always been crime at
aud upugpant 10 the hardy mpaaiainees, and
ma Then unhappy differences hardly aIl 10 nlSe
fresh scfinufy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

hs nfaence - the clecun d lit iaEnfe eahdi
,iae and lfst 10 ~ 10 trmfdy The evils - WHEN n
com laiHs. Tine people IN The valley oi iiH III"
Graude generally nd 1etut " neither lrAns be an
ueksJ to the Iulfed States remains independent
Many u The p Malamofas are .ldediy IN Ia
vuf of AnnsAatIsn aud II Is stated thai sa,Ie d the u
GERS 10 command have declared that they would prefer
1tAas IN tie psss.ssiou al tho lned States. he
lraps aune The wlule Inc OF the Rio Grande are 10
II scarcely furnish Ilrm with provisions necessary
Tor their subsistence aud little cUllns has been
furnished Ia them months"
The C0mauche lndlshs continue 10 be friendly. 1he
Telegraph states thai three NJ the Chiefs visited BeXaf
about he ooh u and stated thai their people were de
Sinus OF renewing the treaty OF peace. These ohrls
belonged 10 The Western bands OF Comanehes, residing
The If The GnadaiOupe, which band have
treaty Of peace with The Lpans, aud have Iitemaffed
with lhem. About the l6lh. party 0 hostile Indians
made unsuccessful attempt 10 steal some horses im
Cedar Greek, about ten miles West Of Bastop, were
ina edlaels pursued, but moi overlaken The fa was
discovered leading towards the GuadalUupe, aud II WAS
supposed they had frd 10 the mountains. Another small
party, supposed 10 he Wacoes, lately passed down me
Guadalupe far Vcl0ris, aud killed some cattle near
thal tosn.
The sloop Olive Brancf arrived at Galveston ON the
7h instant, from Corpus Chrls. She reported the lie
Gutter Woodbury. be at Decfows point on the
9th, awaiting the arrival If Mayor Donelson. who Was
hourly expected, when SHE sail Uw New Orleans.
Tho Olive Bnnch also reported The United States troops
ST. Ioseph's Island, aud that The steamer Monmouth
had Iell hr New Orleans lie 9TH. The steamer Day
Ton le Galveston the 9th for Corpus Christi, under
charter Ia convey The troops 10 The msn land The l
ned Slaes ship 81 Marys arrived al Galveston On the
7h. The Hope Ilowes was up. 10 leave iof This port
On the ! llt
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TEXAS.
From The .Atw Orleans bulletin, aug. II.

From The .Nt,c Orleans bulletin, .7ag. H.
The steamer Nicklm. Phillips, from Galveston, IRE
ported III ioy SIX hours arrived asi night We have
received Galveston papers The 9TH instant, inclusive
The latest intelligence OF the proceedings of the Con.
vennn. We find IN the letters o the Austin Curcspo"
dent OF the Civilian. the latest oil which dated he 10Th
ult
On the 10Th, the article relative IL the Executive De
parmcn was adopted ia Committee OF the Whsle and
ordered 10 be tnsf0sScd, alter being amended by srk
my out the clause requiring the GOVERNOR if mol a chi
zen oil Texas AT the me o The adoption of the Consill-
lion, to oe native cillzru of the United States by the
Insertion OF an additional sectJn providing for the election
ni Lieutenant Governor and by Providing that the Sc
ereary o Slate be appointed by Governor aud Senate
aud that the Treasurer and Comptroller be elected by
the Legislature "a JOINT ballot Instead of being chosen
toy the people.
The article on the Legislative Department was then
taken up aud The greater par of four DAYS
ed IN debating the pmprely of mailing cergymen neli-
gibe To seat Ia the Legislature The section contains
ing The PROV lson 10 that effect retained by maju.
ty OF seven.Ihe section providing that the basis of re-.
presentation should be The qualified electors, amend
ed by substituting therel1i IF Waite population
but subsequent 10 the adoption of this amendment the
subject was referred 10 a select committee, aud it was
expected tue COMMITTEES would recommend mixed basis
o population aud territory An attempt 10 provide for
the removal OF the seal OF Government previous 10 $50
was unsuccessful majority oi the Convention voting
n favor "a the provision which realms il at Austin until
that period.
The Convention adopted the mode Of appointing
Judges recommended hy the Committee the judiciary
departments namely. by the Governor and Senate. The
American hlg, The correspondent o The Cipilaa states
Hoaied daily over the Convention Hall.
We regret to learn says the Nttcs OF the Isl inst that
W. L. Smith, Esq, American Consul Maiaeurda
was washed from his huFse aud drowned a few DAYS
since, IN attempting to pass the Bayou between Indian
Point and Pass Caval!o
HE Houston Telegraph, after mentioning the i'm.
PoSemen and apdly increasing trade of Corpus Chris
II, states that 'the mafaudng party under the cons
mand OF Leaf, has not been Tor some time and
Is supposed that he has been driven mo some one of the
Mexican earsons by the traders or that he has been re,
called by ordeT ol ArSa. Il said that Arsa has ex.
pressy orbd his subaerns muleslus Tie !exian irons
tiefs. lie is now a, Menlerey. and has only about
iousahd troops under his immediate command. Tie has
expressed much dissatisfaction with the pyescn; state Of
NeAcG, but Is believed that he disposed To take
any acHfo measure against II a, present, The Plcsiien
ai election being near at hand lie probably eApccts by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

Ton, announces the removal OF DR.. l.. H. Nasty as
Post Masierat Louisville, Ky. Without fault, or the i'm
pulation ut fault.
Dr. Mosby Is native this quarter Of Virginia
"ne'e ne mas very numerous connection, aud warm
BODY OF pers mai and attached friends II will not de.
irac, from their value of teir friend thai he has ll
victim to system Of prescription Slic, consiuns thu
most excellent 10 The tate with the most unworthy
Had he, possble been still objectionable than
We Is, ne "oun u" doubt have been the certainly and
Sedy SACRIFICED As IN that case there waul ha We been
sll less hope of his party Prostitution Like DR. NJ mao
at ftIetsbug he has b1en uustrJ not fr any default Il,
HE Government 81 crime against The People bal becsus,
nc "as supposed ~ be too honorable be trusted and i,
pfsud u be mad, tool Vi. Redmond II,li
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25
900 .s'EGROEN N.xy.vED

VIE SIBSCRlBER wishes 10 purchase TWO
HUNDRED NEGROES, olboth sexes. from -
10 81 years o, age Tor which he viii pay fully as high
If The Stale. ny F'''
lie is very anxious to purchase and is determined II,
oe liberal IN every Instance. lie Will pay h,eh prc.
ior Mechanics Backsmiths. Carpenters. Sc Sc
PERSONS having such property for SALE would be to lhe
interest 10 give hun call previous In their selling :.
lie can be found al the store Of Mr. Nj lI,rt
wil.eiers addressed The SUBSCRIBER from the coro,,u
II be attended TO- GEORGE i,,U 10y
May - TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

Stme citizens Of Albany, have sent Mr.. Clay. a
present. beautiful saddle, accompanied by eloquent
letter, which they tell him that they honor him be-
cause he 'has sprung from the people--ha~ been the
architect Of his own fortunes, and has only exercised
that pure and high sonlrd ambition which leaves bit
lerness IN retrospect which boows splendu from the
''pomp and Circumstance of glorious war" and which
canno be traced by blood and in the which
il pursued" Mr.. Clay accepts the present; and tells
them IN reply that he will endcavo always 10 put The
saddle upon The right horse and when mounted, dis
mounted, cherish proud recollection Of the friendly
source Whence ii came.
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w VI. =. REID. Dr..
"A Z o n n EY a n Z. a VIZ

~
~ Ill. attend regularly all the Courts in Tho ,,,n
,.', l!es OF Campbell, .lppomalior. and The Corno,
bridge. oo"'s o' hoch
AN nns'nes5 entrusted Ia hlm will terrlye p,onn, -,
he Police Office. NC" o"''d'"Snedf
Aug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

ELoPEMENrs At CINcINNATI.-1heC Cincinnati papers
record twocases OF eopement from that city within the
last lew days, 10 Kentucky, where the parties
nlled IN w.dlock. In both Instances the Young ladies'
were accomplished and wealthy. The Of une Of
the couples are Miss Amanda McNlcol and Mr.. VIII
llams, second clerk 10 the steamboat Maria The
OF The other are not gvenfhe young lady, however,
stances.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25
SELLING OFF At COST.

July 2Tsr, SD.
|HNiE subscriber viii, from this time, sell his pnire
Il stock of Goods at COST, and many articles mr..
LOW Cost. or Cash
Intending 10 act in good faith and really sell nj cos,
the original invoice OF the Goods will be shown Il any
one who may desire it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

FOR NEW ORLEANS.

1&& TIE regular packet Brig JOHN
sarEfA A. LANCASTER" Capt. Loveland
fa is now ready 10 receive ire gt for the a,
o0 5ove port, and will sail from the 9th 10
| ON o September. Those who design shipping by her
will please have their goods down early as praclica
bic HENRY IUDLAM & ca
Richmond, August Il 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

The editor Of the 81. Augustine Herald has been in =,
orHed by friend that there large deposes Of Guano
on the Pelican Island in The Tomoco River. The peli-
cans aud other BIRDS on the coast congegate these
lands in immense numbers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25
flesh scftinuily

toNsr,sT,NorL.. July u.
Collision n he Steamers ~ i.os II ono Hundred aud
hHfy firf irf,-Da The nigh, el the Ian Instant. GA
the Bach sea ab,ul 10 miles Of lbe Bsphpta-,
as dreadful catastrophe lus,s pssc.. lSO Turkish
s'eantrs the GONNA. iran. 49, szift1 aIng io It
blzad. came Iaio sudd,a rsillsaa spl ene At tsem
",ai down "nh 'bs sI.aHoi pr. 81 ae crew sad pas
srHgris
The vessels vrte ih. S-sisrs. o..saasssisd BY Mr.
llahblss, aud ,he Al., Afsl ioJahrl. commanded by
Nj. Laasecli,
Tho vessel, parted ths Mrs,-ttsi i1dJsbrel drrPcd
about mde asfeu, srd 10 fhs eHuno 1T itss than =
quarter q ga haai iauaa si sinAleg fapldly
iae Seutatis Inch had eut bu' slight damage, Then
Net e her bel p. bot - late. Ney lev ea.nfafa
lively. could b. saved.
Apous srsetty. however. b, swimming. aud cl.uging
~ smis, fraehed the Scuafi, where they clustered
fund tie saddle bAes until lhey wen, takrn ~. Cap
ain Lambeth and an Epgmrrr "cte picked up BY a
b"ai al the srufafi. Al The residue hundred aud
lhifiy five SOULS, prflshcd. 1he agony short one
hui II was terrific.
A. the Seulaa approached the wrek she koccd over
CHE people r d,ch. like Mid maniars, were visible
~ mornghl,l and as the SEA sucked her downas the
VateN oi watrrs she lotprd ~ sinking almost made the
Seo'an spin round with The mullanlhrretose scream
at utter horrar- a last scfeam- Which those heard
viii 0eyrr nIlel.
/ But more impressive sl was the passive resignation
/ o The lulks; they sal moonhss mulrrlng hrlr pay
ete, "cllhcfby cry gesture did they manifest any
c"nNlenal Ia passive silence amidst lhe shrlehs OF
despair Of Christians The lalal,>ls mel their ifishul
d@m. Ftam The first shoes Ia lhc slnkng ol the
/ sci, noi mpfe Than hall an hour elapsed
/ The Captains 81 the iva vessels, yau viii by
'he names English, The Englneris also En
glah.
THE MARKETS.
LONDON, Aug Tobaccu- Sales for the month
Jf2 hhds consisting al y Virginia Leaf 81 Slenmed
l4o Kentucky Leaf and 22l Srmmed; ol these II Nlr.
gina lrai. 81 Slcmmed, 81 Kentucky Leaf and l6
Nrmued wcfe taken iof lrcland 4 Virginia slcmmcd
ttr Scotland, IL Virginia aud 60 Kentucky Leaf tn ex
potaten, and remainder. II Virginia leat, 16 Stem.
mnd, u Kentucky Leaf. 205 Slcmmcd by the trade.
The tnpotts consist al AL aids. from New Orleans,
j III Virginia, 50 Boston, aud from Africa Oh the
cApHls III taken inr Africa, AMI Is ir Bemeu.
Throughout, the market has been dull bn holders firm
m sUmr Instances All advance obtained Strips,
but only small eNni, aud sufficient warrant
An alteration IN ,ur quotations. Which continue be
turc
! LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-The de,
mand during the week has brru steady, but On a
more limited scale HAN ior ae past, aud prices
particularly q! the qualities Of American ar,
rather lower.
Ieeh ending ing i-Ne still experience n goot
demand In cotton. Prices very steadily suppore,
more 40 this alrruuun than lur some days past
The sales on Saturday. the 2ud. were 6000 bales. .
which one thfd WAS spsoulaliun; and ta,day SO0t
bales changed hands, including 5000 Aoercan On specu
laiun
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SECOND REGIMENr OF DRAoooNs.-Ihe Red Riv
er Republican o Inc I'd instant states that this fine req
mcn which left Fort ,jcsup Tor Texas on the 18th vi
timo, had not proceeded far from their old post before
Col lwlggs and Two other officers " ere attack
ed with lever, and obliged 10 suspend their march,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

Henry A. Wise, L. S Minister to Brazil has sent 10
the National Institute at Washington, Two animals, a
Young South American leopard, and species Of The
teope, from the province OF Ceaa.
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is stock is large, general and aImos, new.
(OG.y'TX .XEESH,f.J Mtg

And all others in want OF Goods would do we'll ,oivo
this Stock examination.
All The Goods remaining on hand Will be sold Al pub
he auction On the lith October next Terms Sc pre.
vausly made kncwn. j. A. S'rIt;I Ep
July u f. -
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CASH FOR WHEAT

FHNiF undersigned, ds usual Is prepared 10 paw the
4 highest market price for Wheat. delivered at his
Lumber house, the canal. lie invites all who have
Wheat Tor sale, give him a call.
BENJAMIN +. SACKETT.
July 10 tsf
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TROOPS FOR 1ENAS.--Gen. Worth the com,
mandlng officer at 81. Augustine has received orders
send three companies Of United States troops rom that
post 10 New Orleans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-07
CAsap Dry Goods Jrom Auefion.--JaSuary LET. 1915.
ID N. JENKINS has received within the Ia.

C1sap DIV Goods Jrom Aaenon.--Jasuary 1st. 1915
10 N. JENKINS has received within the last
H. f-v days
100 Packages fresh goods Of 1000
pre~- from s. a. 2, 10 and pence, shilling. &c, &c.
Rich Iaficrnu and great bargains
seoe Csaese and Bfocha shaw al prices from dollar
% seventy W. dollars
100 pieces Fafniture Calico D. 10. i2l ets nd finer
sh Goods fAdi-. knds b. Old reduced prices
Paid Cloakings Muslin Collars
ladies Lace CAPS, Lace goois. an kinds
Csshnsre ns " 9d D "a, g. Cd &C. Also
Apron Cheks Dcd Bisnkets Horse Covers Negro Blankets
Eer-~ys Linsey.. Kentucky Jeans
nkschef and Dnnnen ched and brown
eb~~tnr.with goods
~ s ysrd package SIMILAR goods be found
Unn>< N a. JENKINS.
SiTRrKD AND cnEcKED CoLoRED SWISS MUSLIN n
.su THO v. PRICE
IsocSAc hRANDIEs-s hall ppss "Otsrd. Dupy q Cos.
Is y es-ks = Nsdsiu Wines
ss- ssses,ea fersak ~
80 JNtaFs b BROTHER.
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SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

w DNVONo'
vEfHE Charleston Book miscellany in prose
u compiled entirely ihe ofnative or re
siisnt Chadeston,s g. very 10
wolprintcd
No Is Iarpers Illuminated Bible
No. Wandering Jew
AgincOuu: n novel, by James
No. KsndlI's LII. Of Jackson
No The Nevinss Of CaHetsiow-Jy Dr. Lever author OF
Charles O'Maly
Wilton Harvey, and other Tales by Mis- sedsswiek
Also,
further supply Of that valuable md cheap
History Of the French Revolution complete = rs.
In A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-07

OF work line nbe dose the
the shortest Roodns VIVA Tn Copper 6a,estns Ae
apes u C. ". wEl.LEl
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COXES HIVE SYRUP.

OUAE y III II y II VI.
WYE are now preparing the article by an cn-
trey process which enables offer The public
this much used and highly esteemed Medicine Of e desirable
quai-being certain and IN IFS action and not liable
% fermentation, IS the article usually prepared
The following certificates OF appreciation offered evidences
OF its excellence and efficiency.
From Dr.. JoHy CULLEN.
This certify Messs Alexander Dusa Co, have
planned compound Syrup Of Sau
Hive syrupbat examined and administered the sspa
possesses medicinal qualities Of
rally prepared-without being liable TO fermentation.
Signed JOHN CULLEN 81 d.
From De. FKANcIs II. DEAsE.
This certify the habit OF the Hive Syrup
prepared by Acssr Alexander D1va Co. and disposed
think the properties Of the
squin and senka that ordinarily prepared and HAT free
nom liability 10 fermentation
Signed r. " DEASE, 81 d.
We feel eonsnt of the superiority OF this preparation and
spectfuIly the Of Physicians tn
ALEX. DUvAI. & CO,
no20 No It7. Main Street Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

VIE subscriber having made arrangements with one
" of The largest Factories at the North, Toy the pur,
pose OF supplying this market, and The surrounding
country, with all kinds of Carriages, made of the best
materials, and ofite latest styles and patterns, is pre-
pared to furnish them to those who want, upon as good
terms as they can be purchased al the North, or else.
where and brought here. lie has now on hand a large
assortmertof CARRIAGES. which he is disposed 10
sell upon such terms as will be satisfactory To purchasers.
If desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, ofiis own manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as COOL as can be obtained any where.
J. {. SliACKLEFORD.
| have made arrangements with Mr.. J. G.. Shackle-
ford to furnish him at the shortest notice with any style
of Carriage he may order.
ii. Il. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.Lilfprd, Conn.
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70 E.F.HBEEE<.
SOWEaND.S PATENT CONDENSENG
CoFrE r BOILERS,

The only thing erer oGered 10 The public That wH
prescrre Tie good properties q The tqDee.
aXOFFEE made IN tins Boiler is decidedly better than
that made in any other say. as ii preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor SO much desired III eohre-and
in all other modes i, flies Of in steam. This Boiler re-
quires from one-quarter 10 one- third less OF The grain, as
none of he aroma ~e-capes-and much less cream and
smear. as there is less OF the bitter astringent IN IT, and
will retain the flavor and freshness as long as the con
Ienser is kept oa-a whole day if necessary. The
Condcnsing Boiler Is mucI, less trouble for the cook
than the ordinary one, as it cannot boil over, the con
deusod steam dripping back keeps down the lIo.t,;
persons are respectfully referred TO the following
paroed aentleran, who are using the tondenslns Boil
ers, and highly approve oftlem
Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth, Com. of Patent,
Hon. Judge Crancli, Chief Judge OF Dist, Washing
Hon. Judge Mason, Sect. Of U .. Navy, ,an, c
Do1t. Sewef.
Doe. ~4.indsley. ~
F4T sale by IL. u u w ~. hiCliA'h'o
May ID y.
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kr TOLER, TO III S7.E
tslslANLSo
NJ THE LYNCHBURG NlRGINlAN

= a.bEshed semi-tcecklu, (erery Monday aud Thursday
~ Four Dollars per ann,,m, payable in adrance. No sub
..r;o,,sn ,piilbe rccsiredf for shorter time than s1r months
,ms no paper ,sal be discontinued, (ercept at Tic discretion
,ftbs Editors,) until all arrearages are pad.
8x ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at % cents per
sauayc Tor less) for erery inner form insertion ana ''4
,.nts Der square Tor fcss) for every outer form insertion
EVERY .aDPER1ISER rs required to note' o." nus
,,,u,,scyipt, ho,e long he icishcs his advertisement inserted
n, advertisement, not so noted, tcdl be inserted ttt tS DIS
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are for
the pripiisse of tteo squares, $40 for one square, $50 for
one So sare, inner form, s35. Every yearly Advertiser
will be required 10 coafae his advertising to h'spdrtIc"-
lar line Of business.
sAJOB PRINTING erec,tted neatly and erpedaious-
" mi on re ~1sonabie terms.
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To Tobacco Planters.

INlE. undersigned begs leave to say to Planters oil
i Tobacco that he has employed in his store MIR.
Jno. II. Davis. who has had several years experience as
Commission Merchant, in selling Tubacco, and will
continue 10 sell lor Tue at so cents per hid, and pay the
Planters nj nay store AS soon MS the Tobacco note is OBJ
tanned. ask ior a portion of the public patronage.
w. Il. YOUNG.
May 80 Is
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EREEOEI.
S1J ses;WNitH

aNAWA from the subscriber. living in Camp
-Ae bell county. some tw or three weeks ago, "A ururu
man, named RALPH, about 25 years old. purchas
ed this man last Spring in Lynchburg, but he has been
raised by Peter Cashwell, and lived with him till his
death, IN Amherst county, on Harriss's creek, where he
doubtless is at present, as he has been seen in the neigh
borhood Of MI. llansard's, where he had a sister and and
other relations, in the neighborhood Of Mr.. Nicholas
lllcks's grocery. | will give the above reward for the
apprehension and delivery Of said man to me, or secur-
my him in Jail 50 that can ge, him again.
EDMUND w. ROSSER.
Aug. IA Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25

4 Il the solicitation Of some friends, the subscriber has
"A determined To take a few young girls, in addition
To the boys school which he has already established
Suitable provision will he made for them, in a distinct
apartment lrtin the boys. where lhey viii be under he
care of Mrs. Bltsiurd.
The winter session will commence on the first of De.
tober, 1873. Ierins-paylnent in advance, AS heretofore.
AMOS 50 lSFORD.
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