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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

NEW ARTICLE CNpES IRE SuN--Dr. FELIN GoC.
RAyp aware how many OF his fellow creatures atct
et with dear ss has procured the orrEal rscpS tor
fac;urin the celebrated ACOUSTIC nROr.. Invented ~
Dr. Curtis she eminent AuTst OF London. These DrcTs
viii be found iniaise caring the nveterae
eases c deafness no mat;Sr how ors standing. NJ
rcrous cases are OF Dr. Curtis hsvtre res'oed
20 h,s-rS persons who had been afflicted with deafGe>s for
Srrssr and even :ee ~ years
As f7ia,iors OF these precious Drops viii undoubtedly
be got up is highly necessary that the purchaser should
procure the Acoustic peoFs, at Dr. = GouRAVD'S Dc
pot 81 Wake stt. ffst store from Broadway kemer-
her the cegne Goarsuis Accss:c Drops only be CO.
tanned 4, the above place. 81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

TuS GREES DsAals,-The classic Dram. Il A.
sOnS continues to be presented a, TIC Opera ou,s III
manner which appears be gradually drawing goeaiar
attention 20 It. The elocuuon Of NJ Vaade,ho 1. v4ry
spirited and the drama Is doubtless gsod adaptation q
Use 'P''' OF The old Geek stage wha, appears 20 Us.
sve the mos; classical part OF the performance Is The
as l.ssss y Mesde!,.nhn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

Tx DuSr ON all sides nothing bu, complaints
a.st lamentations abo0i The dnst heard The air Is
eoasSs; Sled with tine particles Of Cost. wheeled rapidly
.y@os "a a continual ,eTies u gue whiriwnas each
sarss. ss9re star!z. a;o!efabe than ;ae last,
fpAesaY ss.sily il the annoying inc
i:g tas ef9ss 'o yak there and inee-saniiy
rsaaz szaiss; otsF "a i'9inz to h;e ;hsI face.
tfsea - fafzs tHsis,s,ra sat s;ssz1 each 2rf
mex eva Ard us Il II IL hat there
a;us aasN II 49, ,ass,y '-fsrn. Tl.s Valve az
r-.st-tsaaa szsax s'i ~, :ssstet % y ogt ., NE
sr' sat = ssgeess q n an lins n
- s-sE.sss ~ Aas: bssin pct any ,i.ass
'ssF ~ .@a. s=,a;ss ..set ~ s~vsri is1as 70 esms.
al ~. ss q ts.as ca: a. tass $50 sssiasnx raxst
'' 'sae rts pSs. s-sss r~:laassa Is ~ brs.sr.s
st.te Q. szsies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

EA-fyc woEps - N-s,r, Coul.soek c. -Cientl~men:
coa.-s 10 you that many b- for the Nagcs
P.ia Extractor which you obtained BIZ you. a1;
those obined b. FoE and tins you bad
right sc hem. HENRY DALLEa-
Can written and sl.r-t ~ has osrn hand
Remember IN great point that tn article Warsar'
ed solater heavy Penalty, o. rad Al Tho only original
oiier q Couft4ndi . at HALF PRICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

PrnIIr Noricv-Ths Agent, OF T. Jones. PROPRIETOR OF
I,eS I,li-r hcn,cs and Jnrt>s Hair Eesicrntve
Mes>rs ReiJng Boston. Zsber OF fhia epio Dexter OF
aharv and othcrare informed that Their Orders ccnis TOO
,an,y they c,pnot be executed retail trHre
neces the poss hiy their beng iuhle until our axe
s-egm factory IN Twenty seventh street conlcoc M,ea
on.,s Soar for clearing the cumpcNion, sud Jones hn
~ for restoring the hsir, be supplied ~ any @usn ~
A, nrS,n, our Nrw-Yotk retail customers ,esn to INe
each Sfricle we'll that the demand eAees our mean OF
M practically mo, Theoretically cure plupss, 'fscA tl
snb,rn nlorhe. rheum. &c and Jone,' Con. ran
off curr scur or ardFuf and make hsht RED; rssy
rryv dark For dressing the bslr, VIII serpt
IN l,S rlsen and yky three ioos Other 2repsfa
ton made The Soap. sold prcs g cents snd the S,hs ,S
ana No IS Broadway. Agents.. State street, bohon
sGrer buildings Philadelphia 81 State street Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
az 6tcodD&3tW

~ ALL PHILADELPHIA SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE TRIBUNE must be paid the Agents. Zicbe Co.
Ledger Buildings, Cd and Chestnut where singl. soPs'
may also be obtained daily At O'Clock ~ freddy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
Uyysy', Cuxr,r su,yt>a Cer,w

Ye'll iry It nnco soon. my lad.
And. Andrew dear. believe mr..
YEN fad soGp.shaying unco bad,
AID ;Euckle u will srirvs ye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

&C. y. BERGAssE LA BAT, No. % Beekman-st
h. been appointed Commissioner of Deeds fer the State OF
New JERSEY by Gov. strstton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
S.Nps's sAR,ArARtLL,The following IS extract from
a lett.. from our agent At Bowling Green:


BowLISc GREES Ky. April 3, l24i
M,,ss Sa,i. G-nllrmenbr supply Of ssrsaraIiLla on
hind neafly exhausted and there drusnd for ".
do not wish TO out Please forward your -sri.s,
another supply of the SarsafaEiii. and Salt kheu
Remedy Tef- have been this vicinity which
link worthy e notice OHe tho Of who
hsd been b-dden for yesTs another Of LADY whose
decided by the attending h. be
The Sagarl has restored he's perfect h-slth Indeed
spraFs II restored her when .r af thAt her
friends were looking for h- speedy departure ano,h,T world
Your friend, J T. iOINDLONr..
For farther particulars aBd conclusive evidence 81
value and efficacy pamphlets which be- Outlined
Of the proprietofs and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale sud n-ta bT a 3. Y ..
SANDS Wh1l-sac DrugsIstt. g Fultns street sew f0rk
Sold also a. Broadway. East Broadway sHd BY Drug
ztsts generally throughout tie Cmtrd States PTer -
bottIs Si bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

~ proofrh,t Consumption be cured see sehenek'
,Iy settlement ON irs. p.rr mali lmeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

Co Mf osFEs Lee,sfss ts-raorrem 70 The old
franklin Theatre, csrsiazra-vras~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

es.sss ar iloaR Ga aud altar Tue,day acs'.
lis sipsstpsis Gmp,ra and Albany will leave Tor
alt4pr and Troy al o'clock. N iuai,ud OF Z
o. hsfsiuipfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

I:3- Persons who a'e aalcagbsfe ss - be
slep;ieA in relation to tbs rse e. ~ Fs4 At.
IN this country should by all is.s, si, sg.a ~ M
Wool Engraving OF The wreck d Va. su..y. y, at
evenings kNptess VITA 'he exception n ~ s,s, ..ss
BY which III, surrounded, hare ssrsr asa A., A.
worthy to be compared wi;h IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

~ THr FOLLOWING Ar. cTFNRyD THOSE ABOUT
mixing addition, 10 their Toilet aud will be found upon In
.rc,on TO be equ, quality aud chapne' to iho's oisny
IL ,,, L,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

Mt u I. Stevenson Of ihe Assembly. vi Was
en board the ~. sn~ OF the ,fnr shc wa lost but
wiisss gaFr does hot aIjeat ~ tho iisi ct fsFHru
spta sassd &c. wr afc glad 10 say, among the NUN
bst an" escaped lab I've Jour Thursday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
co u MON COUNCIL.


AT meeting of the persons elected serve as Com
mon Conncllmen for The town Of l., nrhburg fl the en-
suing year. AT the council rmm in said town. on Thurs
day evening, 81 ofApril, 1915:
Trcseat-Joha Al. Otey, George F.. Roberts. Samp-
son Diugnid. Thomas o. AGREE, lip d. Jennings
Charles w. Christian, John r. Mcdaniel, Pleasant
Parin, Henry Davis, Seth IIasey and Paul Jones'
who, having seveTay taken The oath support the con
situ,ion of the United States the oath of fidelity to the
Commobw ealth and the oath of Office before David w
Burton, Esq Mayor, tooa their seats in Common Coun
ell
The Btard being organized. proceeded to the election
Of President Of the ConnIoh Council; when John NJ
Oey was duly elected, having received ten votes aud
John Il. Mcdaniel vote; and The said Obey thereup
on touk his seat. .=l-
The Board proceeded to cleo. Clerk of The Counc
when d. Rndes being unanimously elected, took The
oath Of ,fice in presence Of the Board, befue ID. w
Burton. Esq. Mayor.
Resolved that the rules heretofore adopted for the
government of the Commen Council, its sessions be
and they hereby adopted for the government, Of the
present Council. rf
The President appointed the following committees for
the present year: Messrs AGREE. Davis. Roberts and
Dugud to he of the Street committee; Messrs. McDan
el. Cary Panin and Jennings to be of the Watering
committees Messs Jones aud llslsey to he Of the Bury
ing Ground committee. ~
Asd then The Board adjaurned.
D. ROPES, Cl'k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

TlVlIS disease is 50, common and oen en- alarming
to demand the frsl and chief notice VI an experirns
ced Physician.
There Is no part Of the Ers,hEa which ay not be mar.
rowed BY a structure The frs, symp,ou,s Of whist,
Ia,ieu, afflicted viii. this disease nosi frequently eofss
plains are an inability Ia retain his waes ~, long as
al an obscure uneasness abou the seat and alteration
in tho stream Of urine which, instead Of being full AMI
equal. smaller than usual and IL orkeJ, spiral srat
tered The GrN symptom, Just noticed cnmpes the pa
icnl To rse twice in tho night vuJ his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force Is ncccs
saty 10 its complete expulsion than he has been in the
habit Of exerng in consequence Of The resistance nads
to The free passage Of the water by the structure Moe
turnal emissions are com nun symptom of this com
plants aud sometimes there is mucous discharge fpm
tho Ureha which IL seen adherng ia the bato ofihe
receiving vessels, When the disrase is OF very aq-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

o. The New York respondent OF the Charleston
Mercury. he ourselves, cannot unrIJdle Mr.. Folks
rne sentiments on the Tariff question, notw lsanding
he Republican insists they Iuridly expressed in
he Inaugural as to be easily comprehensive The Mer,
cufy', cspondent asks: WHO Will anak re the in
@ugnraI9 Is Mr. Polk for against rar1} | have
had considerable experience in decypherng the knoy
points ii German melaphysicans. bu | must confess
'ha' anu yet unable get clear conception of what
Mr.. Polk and other democrats mean when they talk Of
rerenne tariffs with discriminating duties hen Man
nl, in one Of Dckens's books, speaks of 'den'd de
ghtiul, fascinating little ratllesnakes" he speaks more
nteleeny than many Of these patent free traders that
90 in for dscriininationsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
10 Tie Clerks Of Cnunlu CnnrL,.

We respectfully invite The attention of the Clerks Of
the courts Of the several counties the following Sec
lion of an act pissed by the las, Legislature of Virginia
dr'd'Iue uton them rev and Iorlant duty in refer
ence to elections:
''2 Re further fnacttd, That ii shall be The duty Of
lie clerks o The several county Courts, annually to copy
50 much ct The hooks Of the Commissioners Of the Rcve-
nue. Tor lhcr counties forth The names Of white
y'hahles and sums of money and KIND of properly with
which they are separately assessed under The act of the
"enefa Assembly imposing taxes for the support of Co
'efth ot 'he year neat preceding. and 10 deliver
copy thereof to the commissioners # election for each
precinct established by law Gr holding elections under
HE laws "i ihls Commonwealth for said Y. al least
five days before The period fixed fur said elections; for
which copies, The said c rks shall he paid by levy on
hei counties IN the mode oher eaiu upon counties
paid sum, in the discretion Of The court not
ctedlng the fees allowed by law lor copying done by said
clerks
IS. acts and parts Of acts coming within the pur-
view Of this aci, are hereby repealed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
I.YNClaisUisG MAsKEr,

For the trttk ending Saturday, .1pni 7, 1916.
Below Is correct slaieuien, Of the Market Tor The
pasi week.
1obuceo.-old Lugs. 81 go to 80, new Iugs. 81
80 10 $3.50. Leaf, inferior. 90 Ia $50; common
$3.50 to $50; alddng, $3.50 10 4 90 good 1900 10
1000; No fine manufacturing in market would cum.
mand from Sl0ol3
Hom.-S3, 80 ,o3 Cpl from wagons; iom store. su.
perine sl,o); Family, $50 10 500 per bbl,
Stock light. and IN good demand.
Uh,at. Red 65; White 10 cts per hushel
Graia.-Gorn AZ cents per bushc inm wagon;
OATS sheaf 45 10 50 cents per hundred cleaned - 10
% cents per bushel Rye none in market.
Ciorer md Grass Steds.-Clover Seed, S. so
per bushel, from wagons; $500 tiom storn 'rlmo.
Thy. 81 25 to 50 So Herds Grass. 62l from Wagons,
Prorsions-Baeor. 81 to CENTS from wagon. z 10 s
cts. from store. considerable quantity coming in. Beef
s. per hundred; Meal 40 cts per bushel from wagon.
M--Shad, 81 90 10 So 20 per bbl.; llerrines No
$50: Mackerel. M |, SlS, No .. 50, So No. 3, IS
Co1ct.-St Domingo, To II cents per lb Rn,
to cents Lasura s 10 10 cents Java, l3 to Is CTS
Cuba = u 9.
Sugar Brown, New Orleans, u to cents per H.;
Porto Rico 8 To cents per b.: ST Croix II 10 I2@
cents per h.; Loaf, IL, 10 II cents per b.
Candles Il allow. l29 to 10 cents per h., SPERM 81
40 cents per 10, Hull 4 Sons Is To II cents per ID
" hiskey.--Coumon. 20 to 30 GEMS per gallon. from,
fwaaon. from stoe. 81 10 80 cents. Recleu. 40 10 i5
roinwagon.
B,andy-Apple. 81. cents per gallon Peach
IS cents per gallon.
Cotton Iars-- Factory prices: Toto II cts per ID
sorted.
hon-Bar Iron. &75 per ton from boats $50 from
Store. Pig, So per ton.
Steel Bllsered Ga to cents per h.; German, - To
10 cents Shear 20 10 20 cents per lb Cast Steel 20
to 25 cas-. per 'b.
Linseed Oit-70 cts Lamo. 81 GO to so per gal
Ion; Tanners. 5000 10 20.C0 per bbl.
Leaiher.-Good Sole. Il 10 lS. cents per lb Dam
aged Sole. 5 10 = cents per h.
Pondr.-Blasling. $500 10 4.25 per keg; Rifle, S.,
80 10 90 Der key.
UooL-Wee, &c to 2S cents per b.; Wool Rolls,
none in market.
Coal and Uood.-Bitumnous. % cents per hushel
Anthracite, s., 90 per Oak aud mixed Wood s.
per cord; Hickory, S., 80 per cord.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
WIGHT .9ECTsO.v Resumed
By Charles Phelps, Auctr.

an every Tuesday AID Friday nights. throughout
~ the season. shall At early candle light sell large
aud desirable assortment u Dry Goods Shoes and Hard.
ware, Cutlery SC, via Cslicoes. Gughams Checks.
Tlcklnls, brown and black Domcsiics. table Cl,rhs.
CoOntefrnnes, fanaleon stuff and Ves,ines. towels.
coton and silk lIandkefchieis. Suspcndcrs, shaving
Soap Brushes. Razos, lea and table Spoons Scissors,
pocket and pen Knives. work Stands spool Stands. Neo
dies. Pas, Cologne Wafer. Whps. Cowhidcs e, Nee
Mills, Britannia Coffee aud Ten Pets A,soa large as
serimtut OF Shoes. ools aud Palm Leaf Hats aud va
rluna other goods, tao numerous 10 mentiou
=. y, The attention o ,he trade ,s respectfully soil
cited a. these sales, they will he worthy Of atenS
CHARLES PHELPS, Auclr.
April 7 ,sir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
Ward Election.

1NIlE following is statement Of the persons elected
u as Aldermen and Common Councilmen en the cor
pora'ioo Of Lynchbura, the let day Of April. is45.
CoMMos CouscILMts.-Lyneh Hard. No. l.
John NJ. Oley, Geotge T.. Roberts, Paul jones' Henry
Davis. John Gary. Upton d. Jennings.
Henry und, No, 2-rhomss o. AGREE, Sampson
Diugaid. Charles w. Christian, John Il. Mcdaniel,
PIessnt psr,ip, Seth Iialsey.
ALprnMES.-L Lynch Uard. No. Edwin Ma
thcws Amman Hancock. Michael Hart. David.R. Ly-
man, Daniel J. Warwick, THUMBS A. Bransord
Henry Ward, No. 2-David w. burton. William
.. Brown. Pleasant lnbby. Henry NJ. Dldlake, Aug.
Leiiwich, Henry .. Sch,nl6ed,
H. HUNTINGTON, S. c. l..
April 3 q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

4 Gard.


avail myself Of this medium Of saying TO my fellow
citizens OF Leesve and its vicinity that ind spositiu,
which, though comparatively slight yet Of charac
ter TO render exposure to the sun and exercise mpru-
dent. prevented my attending that place Saturday
last, as had expected and promised do Should it be
IN my power, however will visit that section of the
county before he election.
! expect 10 be at i}ronkneal on Saturday next. the
l2h lust lat the Court House the Monday after
wards; and al the Spout Saturday the l9lh inst
RID. ii. IOLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
Larsc sale orDry Goods. shoes q HAS.
! - At PUBLIC .1ucT1O.E m
NV CHARLES PIlElPS.

I'm WEDNESDAY. OH April, will be sold, IA
~ front of store large and desirable assortment ct
DRY GOODS, SHOES s STRAW HATS, viz;
800 pair Shoes, consisting Of mems. womcn's and
boys.
Ceases Kip and Cali Boots. Is r.
50 do2. Straw Hats, part extra fine.
Callcnrs Cotton Cloths and Diapers. Apron and Fur
Checks. Pants and Nesing Sloils. large assortment;
also large assortment 81 small watrs all being fresh
and Just receiving, aud will be sid without limit
serve CHARLES PHELPS, Auc'r.
April 7 it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
MA 1klklAl:CS-

Married. on the lst ofApril. BY the Rev. +, q.
Donogho. MR FR,scs AcSEw, TO Mrs. ANN DoLAN,
both Of this place
-, on the 3rd last, by the Rev. w. II. Kmkle.
Mr. W. A RICHARDS. merchant Of this place, II Miss
EnrnA, daughter Of Maj. Addison 1alialerro, oi Am-
hers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

o. Our Neighbour Of The Republican has not We, an
s"ered "nr query. 1t PROCESSES 10 comprehend Mr.
Folks opinion clearly On the tariff Nuw we ash it a
Gain does Mr. Polk mean, by a rerenue tariff what
Mr.. McDufie nj ans, when he Gxes maximum Of 2J
per cent. dscrimnaes below that amount net far bu,
against protection ?or does he mean, by ncdcnlal pro
teciIn," 10 discriminate wiihou, reference to any arhi
iiary maximum, as heretoiure?-And while our hand is
III, we viii ask few questions: When Gen
Jackson. Mr.. Van Buren,, X. NJ. johnson, Mr. Benton
Alr buchanan. and other leading Locos voted all of
them. for the tariff of 1924. and nearly all of ,cm for
the arluf 1928 did they Tor rercnue tariffs or for
pfoiechre im.D2 II they voted far protective tariffs
were they iederasts republicans when they did su2
Or was that which repuhcanism in 1928, federal
ism III 1912? lfso. mhy2 Or. the tariff. of 1924
and 1873 were rerchue tariffs, with incidental protection
merely, do they Indicate the sort of protection which
Mr.. Polk advocates III his late lnangural} II not what
SORT Of proie does the President mean Answers
are respectfully solicited, aud will be anXlousy txpec
ted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

% Henry Clay will be Gs years old M the 18th of
this month. The "ynnng Wings of New York are
preparing 10 celebrate the day in spirited
salute Of one hundred guns he fred and grand pa
rade in which all the Wing Associations will join is to
take nlacn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

In Independent oGeer.-TLs Washington CORES
pondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger narrses the follow
ing Interesting incident. Il shows that, as Ealslaff
says, there is yet some virtue extaai" even amoug
'hose unhappy ofice-ho.ders, whose independence Of
thought and feeling might we'll De subdned aud annhi.
a'rd by tho system Of prescription which now seems to
be the order Of The day, which hid in errorem over
them on the one haad. while want aud ,es,uiion AMI
perhaps the suife'ngs ola starving family stare hem in
the face on The o,hcr
s IA letter WIS received this morning by Mr. Els
WORTH Commissioner Of the Patent Office from Mr..
bechanan Secretary Of State requesting him 10 furnish
hIm 18th list OF the officers under hum their place of
blrh aye, the length Of time they had been in the De.
pafmcnt amount Of salary, ST.
Mr. Keller, long and lsorably known as one Of the
Examiners. was first called
Where were You born, sin Answered
How long have you been in his ullicel Since sci ,
sir
What is your age. sr2 Answered.
What ia your saIaty1 5. $40 per annum.
Did you roie last faiR
did not, sir. as not entitled tot vnis heing
resident OF the District Are lhose all the questions YOU
have 10 a,k2
Yes. sir, that's all.
We'll, sir as you have made memorandum of INV
answers. please 10 add, tina, ii had been entitled to
v"te, would have voted for Henry Clay OF Ken.uckv
am, aud always have been. and hope that may al
ways remain Whig.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
oAMuEL Med. REID. Sec'ry.

% The National inellisencer Of Thursday last
says: "Ex,Gov. Thomas, If Maryland, made his ap
pearahce yesterday bere the Circuit Court, and gave
security in the of 00O to appear at the next term
~ The Court. to the charge Of libel, presen
'el the Ora I'd Jury. H. G. S. Key, Esq. of ST. Ma
US county, Maryland. is the Lail Of ExGov homas
his libel Gen. Walter Jones is counsel for Mr..
Thomas."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

o. We are glad to that Robert T.. Scott Of Eau
quler. oneo The ablest in Virginia. is one of The
wing candidates to represent that connty he next
Legislature. Thomas S. Hall is the other
o. The amount of outstanding Treasury Note, on
the LIST of April was 81 ,073 .333l e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

o. Ia consequence If denial Of lis statement, the
n Y. Morning >ews rrafirns that in the Cabinet
were hrd,"d by Mr.. Polk 10 Gov. Wrgh, and b. +.
Butler Of thai State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
BISHOP oNDGnDoNK,A rmlAl.
Srss<f Rhe Hl86o Dse Statement.

WVN tWf OPHvYy OVsS<We'
ruNHE proceedings n the court, cunve,sd under NJ
l. 81 canon IL 1871, IN the city of New York, M
Tuesday, Decem~r losh. 1874, ks The trial Of the Ri.
Rev. benjamin T., Ondrsdunk, D. D.. Bishop Of New
York; on prescniment mads by he Bishpso of Virginia,
Tennessee ana Georgia. By anlhority of the COURT
Price 50 ca. -.
Bishop Ondcrdnnk's Statement. statement Of ms
acs and circumstances s,nneeed with tho recent trial
Of The Bishop Of New York. Prizes l2l c,s. Just -.
ceived by NASH & WOODhHuSE,
1877 Main ST., Richmond. Va.
Richmond. Feb 10 isif
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NOTICE.

Wes, lIanover prcsby,ery viii meet on "Wednesday
the 10Th day Of Apul, Al II o'clock A. NJ. h, D.a
maui Hill, seven miles SOUTH Vi Campbell Coa:
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We cut the following rom the Bntnva Spt Of the Times
ofJune 27 1873 II clearly shows That Wi-tars Bauin
Mild Cherry has attained high reputation in Batavia us
well in this CITY.
Baisan Of Wa Chc,ry.--This is Of the few
patent medicines OF the which recommend with
confidence to all who affected with Coughs. Colds
Consumption-or who predisposcd 10 the latter
plant. 1t has been used With considerable advantage TO
fmcs in and in few stubborn has po-
duced highly beneficial efects.-Rochester Daily .9dr.
Editors lawyers, md Utmost class have
last found that Wistnrs Bulsnm of Wild Cherry is
what at is cracked mp be- the very best mcdicne TO he
found II cures all OF the lungs when nothing else
will.
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist, Lynchburg, Va.
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Attendance IN . ynchburg.

Attendance in ynChbUfS.
nR. HARTLEY may be consulted at the Franklin
IL Hotel Lynchburg, on Wednesday, the OH inst.
Patients requiring his professional services can avail
themselves between the hours OF and IL A. M. and
aud Q p. NJ.
N. D. All communications addressed post paid, will
meet with immediate attention.
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