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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
From The Sfamton Spectator, .Nor. 81.

srpuc1ioS CAsE.-1he business Of our Conr,s for
sohe t'me past. has betn of mos, sck.ning and un
n"'ed chaf'cef Fortunately, ho~-ver, tot The eredi,
oil our county. The 1snnef IN which has been ds,,
see"l aiinds sne sindeaton. Al least, to the co,nu
my if"m the emporium which u was calculated IA
hr'ng apon H. Dnnug the las, week s4dur,,ou cas-. al
graf eneni,y @as iued htirc the Superior Cunr. on
"hich verdict OF s. 600 damages WAS awarded The
s", was nr'u9h' by Januh C"penlaves. nnw ii ftede
Nck against Sampson Prler, of TIN. county. e., IA, So.
dnclion OF lis dsu.her g ii ahou, seventeen y,.r,
81 sse The parties are rrpne. and hitherto acknow
lodged broters n-law thong PETER essayed Il, p,,,
himself '.fties aunius," aud he niece had b.rn /,
Ken 10 ms house nhder the prerxi of being nurse and
eomanon OF his sick daughter The verdict in The cas,
u ronsiderd very just nnp and P,lIet is we'll NH, 4,
Pay u. Counsel iar The plaintiff, Ar,srs Mlrhe, Stu.
ar sf4 Us 1an, fr The defendant Messrs Mason and
Clarke. OF ftaer'eA. snd d. s Young. Esq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
THE NEAVS-IHE MARKET.

The Foreign Intelligence by the Bri.snnia has had
decided effect on the market Flour may BE- quoted
this marke. at IS rs To 6 from wagon. A sale W
made yesterday at $5.s7. Holders are looking. hove"
for higher prices. and hence sales limited Whs'
may be quoted al 81 25-a rise Of about Is cents '"e
our las. paper.
A letter from Richmond, dated on Monday last. qus'e
Wheat in that marke. a, 81 As. Flour was he'd
S. so to 6 rs.
The Baltimore American Of Monday last states III,
on the preceding Saturday morning One or Two ra'e.]
of red Wheat sold a, 100 cents, and or 3oo o'1
OF Howard street Flour At Sc l2i. After the a"'1
fthe advces by the Britannia, all operations ceases
neither buyers sellers being willing 10 name Inc
ther advanced price at which they would operate
Baltimore Paro. states tina. The asking price ''f ~
was 81 so.
In New York, on Saturday morning last, F'''' w
cd a, 81 49, at which several sales we're made NV
wards. 1900 bills. in store, deliverable in ~ sy'
81 l2i; other lo,sa, 81 O6; closing At 0-'si's"'
buyers. So says tho evening editoa Of The 's"'"
Commerce. which quotes sales Of Southe'" '''''
Sc ISL 7. Wheat 81 4S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

.nfidnehoiy We learn from tie Wheeling Times
ahai Captain j. {. Reid, of the Uoi,sd States Army
AID lae And de Camp l., Gen Gsin.s committed sui.
r r ~ W heting "n the morning ID The 18Th instant
LIE event lisp ened at the Cnii,d STATES Hotel wbrr.
h. had 'akrn hdgugs on he preceding Monday an b,s
ARRIVAL Iran Cincinnati lie appeared 10 be fundamentally
'hd somewhat deranged and The niph, ii The i7ih
=" - heard walking his rsm all night until atse, G.f
S'eass ,n the morning. when lie appears 10 have tskeu
s"i 'f"" ms liuak and, alter stamping two prtcus
Atom caps. aaessded he hind rla III blow inu bail
through hSrsia temple. which killed him Instantly
lie had lT'is~ M his p secession Of rec-ut date from
Urn 'an's accepting his resignation as one Of his aids
ani coach.d IN the lauerng terms lie so also
ss"d: PRESERVED te5is i.,es by the Legislature If
toik 'or onoIa-'e service ~ The las, war and by
hs father presented 10 hisa ~ IS<l II. h.d ,h,n,
2h'y dollars ui raon.y with him aud some baggage
lie MAS aged about IS seas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

t,bl Al 49,, II r. -, ,ii,v ,a,, L,i,, e.,s.
81 oer 70 III. IN .,,d. Will. Tree snadz luf remains
at 3js 10 36s per Dbl. Indian earn. ia bond. may be
quoted 35s TO 37s, aud free 42af3s er quarter VI 4eo
| lbs.
Fran the causes above stated. as well as the dis'rust
arising from The fuclusiios IN the value Ut al"ay and
other sock. ~ which there has Tor sumo time past been
snch speculative MANIA the money market has become
less easy. aud The rate Of interest considerably higher
Inc eoii9" market has con',noed extremely dull.
and has inrlhef declined fully ID per h. The sales ior
The week ended 2fth ul, were 1910 bales. OF which
a9oo were take" u" speculation and i Tie week ended
3is ult they amounted 10 lSO1O bales 81 which 55OO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
DEPLORABLE AFFAIR."

We are deeply panied to learn that on Tuesday l,a
al Appomattox courl.house, William james hicDs,
mon. deputy sheriff Of tina, county, and mos, es,irn.I,
CITIZEN was killed by Coleman e. May, attorney ., hs
Iormery Of Slaunon, who has been for some months
resident OF Appoma,ox. We have heard various STATE.
men's Of the affair." but We orbear, at present. publish
them. May. after committing the homicide, made hn
escape, and has not yet been arrested. See advertise
ment, in another column, Offering reward Of 800 '
his apprehension.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

SEerniKo FORTUNE py MARRYING rnarr SurrR,
story told by the N. York Globe Vi uae II tho new
~ elected Senanrs Iron, The river Counties the Ohio
legislature, which shows that he good a, holding On
40 COED cause. few years sgo he courled apd ma r
ned young lady who had sisters possessing among
ihrm large folune. His wife died and ~ sumo means
her share OF propeuy did fall To him. bot remained ia
Tsesaon Of the two surviving sisters lie cnured and
married The secnnd one. who in The meantime had ar.
rsed al womanisMd BY her he had one child soon a.
ter she l' died, aad it arranged tina, the Drop.
rry remained 10 the hes sister and neither codd come
10 possession Of il un, ibis sspring WAS II age Ia The
'neanime the Third sister came to ustusity What did
ar hero de- but court and marry tst "He d;hu d. sny
thing ~lst!" and is IN possession Of tie whole for.
ilne Igihsiy lei, 10 tie lhree listers.
pails. Ledger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

.'se BRICK Making .Naehiae A tax~A~chia paper
says that ne" inven.on Tor making btic& ss l-~n an
nrd by MI Samuel Lowry. Of Southwark. ~s,ch !, is
ss''na'ed VIII turn out $4,000 day whuu, The a id
u ''tan u r'hss's Of an inclined plane. upon which
nun cars connected by rupe that passes over pu,y
enc end OF the plane-fhe cars hch contain div isioss
81 so'sds the size Of the selIce 10 he Produced are I'll
cd with the earth. ard filled one passes down III,
emp'y one moves up. The only power required To movs
''f' being the weight The cars in their descent pas,
under cu'efs acrda certain angles which throw oil III.
i'p clay and rollers which give The brick the require.
snooihnesa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

lie can sbew great variety Of style IN rich Printed
Cashmeres. ol latest Pans patterns, Tesans. Grape
Dlaines Muuslin Dlanes, u PARIS sy les never be-
lore offered.
ALPACCAS- black. striped aud plaid, DOMBA-
ZINES, black, blue black and colofed SILKS &c.
MILLINERY GOODS IN great variety, comprising
Bonnet Veves Of entirely new designs Bonnet
aud Cap Rbbons, Flowers, sc. Sc.
LACES-Cap Lares IN great VARIETY ol new and rls.
gait patitf~, Innmng Lac,s and Lace F.dgings
(back aud whne.) SILK. L,sc, Gulpnrr. Meek In,
Lyons and Th~ad Laecs. Swiss Edgiags and In
mTungs.
ShAWLo-R Rich Cashmere Thibc,, Britannia, Plaid,
Wo,,en and Net Shawls
GLOVES AND MI IT'S, IN every variety for Ladlss
aud Gentlemen.
HOSIERY Silk Menoo, Angola, Cashmere WOODEN
and coitoo Hose and Hall Hose.
lie wonld call the attention ut Gentlemen to his
peru stuck Ut Cloths, C.tssincrcs uMd Vest.
imvs, among Which may be hound
pieces super French Chhhs. Of Diolley's make, }
Super French Doe skins, plan and fancy Cassi.
mecs,
SUPER Mural Satin. black Data,hea, Silk and fan.
cy tesiinss.
CRAVATS AND sCARFS- Plain aud figured black
Sa'o. Bara,hes. fancy and coor,d Sa,,n,. Silk
Nlohair. &cs hlnck Italian C,avss, all rrccs
POCKET HANDKERC HE'S Of every style, quail
ny and price.
TO the Farmers aud Planters
lie would say tina, he has the larses, aud va.
lied assor'nen, of HElVY WOOLE.v GOODS ior
servants that he has ever had, such a.
4 and Falled Linseys. Jeans Salinets, Flannel.
Dones,lcs, Oxnaburgs. Dlaoke,s, &c. Also a fns
lot Il SOLE LEATHER, which will be sold
very low.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Country Merchants vlsng the place f,t the putpos.
% making their Fall pnrclases, would do well To piy.
the subscriber call he Is determined L, sell (md
as low II not lawer ,han they offered in thin
market. ID. /. {. PETERS.
Oct 50 WOW II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Msaxes ran1aaAfress poa Ne ,isa -Jss. A.
lngtn D.nne,, Writes thus 10 The Nav t.t1 sun -
There are already erganizrd tsesty i've cnnpaai.s 81
one hundred families each. To he Allied up during tie via
ter. ta the marc, 10 California. Each famhs 4 i.u
f~f~as VII have strong wagon dawn by taf nsen,
and snPprd with every thing necessary TT the journey
u@,p 81 horse viii lie erganIzfd ADJ amer guard.
The Whole NJ rmon people called IN ffem Enrope
and America. 81 that they expect abpol Iwo bubdhd
thousand persons 10 tpnpHgae wiliin year al br
Bay II ~ FnacsVt Several ships III be- 6iied oJi
IN England :. take their people round Cape Hum, and
oth.rs viii .sil INN New York IN The sprog."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
.N1sc ENiI Nma Winter G0Oas.

~ ". F6H6ktS, respectfully calls theAt
~ IenIoh oi his friends and The public 10 eIien
slve assortment oil enlifey
NEW STYLES FALL. GOODS,
which campis-s full and general variety Of SrArLE
AND FANCY DRr GOODS, vi entirely now styles. ex ,
pnssly adapted lo the season.
From the facilities whoa he possesses IN the purchase
Of Gods al The very lowest pfces he ers assured tia,
1t viii lie IN his po"rf 10 offer extraordinary induce
meats To purchasers who desire 10 buy tho very
loves lers, aud he Is Determined 10 spare pains 10
make Il The interest o such. 10 mako their selections
finn / st,,rk IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

DuEL.-feserday afternoon CD. William X.
Siles aud Ss'nasi Al Read. Esq. NET IN The neieh>
boii~,d Of he Old She, Road seltle dispute OF long
-,s"d'"g. with small swords Al The secona pass Mr..
Rad received Tie pan al hrs adversary sword IN the
fighi ARA Jasi ab,ve the elbow The sconds nerferd
ii this ssge Of the proceedings, and the larhs ~nh
thrif friends returned to the cry.
~ o. Delta, .Sou. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
NOTICE.

IN and after the Is, Of November, our Packets will
~ run ,f.weekly.
Leave Richmond. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at T. NJ, and arrive in ynchburg in 33 hours.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynchburg, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days at A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond next day at
BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Oct 80 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Splendid Vclcesx for RO.uefs.

RlCARDs. RYAN & Co., have few pieces Of
IL newest style coiored
SILK VEiVErS Tor BONNETS, which will b..
sold % per cent toper than the usual price far such
goods-'re shall sell them ,cithom regard to first Cos,
those who wish handsome boone,, now have an op,
portunIly to get one at about half price
Also,
few Genuine MARABEAU PLUMES, no, common
Ostrich Bird Of Paradise or Parrot tealhers-wbch we
are determined 10 sell; having had them ON hand 10
months. but fortunately have Jus, come in fasLioun
Terms CAsH REGARDS RYAN Co.
. next door 10 WIN L. Young.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

very beautiful silver pitcher intended as presen,
To General Leslie C"unbs. OF Kentucky by the Wings
o Kings cuuhiy Is exhibited m the ~lnduw OF Mc,sts
Williams Stevens store IN Broadway. and attracts
much attention. is beautiful and fnened tribute ~
The Trend VI the gnai Western Statesman.
" T. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
PORK.

Sumo droves Of Kentucky Hogs have 'eace.' :.
place. and are selling pretty freeiy'a. IS 50, s"'e"
be regarded the settled marke, price for the
The last Lewisburg (Greenbrier) Observer =, =
"Hoes are passing our town almost every day. 4
will no doub. ,e plenty this fall"
The Kanawho Republican informs us that w.
had declined in Cin:innati from to 375-anda ~
decline was anticipated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
EOK KE,V'T.

ron KE.V'T,
quar- valuable corner stand situated at the iu,c.
non OF Main Street. and Sd alley, Immediately in
front OF Bryant, Insey Lavnder. and the next door
below The VHg,nian Office. This pruper
EM; .;1 ~ has jus, undergone repair. and is now
III IN good order for business on a LARGE scale
-! either for Dry GOODS or Grocery Store
Connected with the Store in rear there is LARGE Bale
iioose, with good Cellars on the alley LEADING 10 tho
Lansho'ne Mills, and to lynch's Warehouse. Posses
'''" .a' oe had on The hrs day of September next
For terms. which will be reasonable and s,;,.d =. IL
"mes' application may be made to the subscriber.
Aug IA 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

Two tRE,r NorAL F.c1s - Half the valve 4 al
the eAI"fts oi she Uned States coiion Hall
The value ii the .1iuts o Gfta Britain Is ~ manufac
frtd cnins. Let The Two nattons, says the Christian
Gran, thirk Of Ii,se facts before they ~ 10 war,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Domestic kMteitf1emee.
APPOINTMENTS OF THE VIRGINIA ANNu.
Al CONFERENCE.

Richmond Disfriet-.i Penn, Pc
Lery NJ. Lee, Editor of the Richmond Chsisa.
Advocate.
Rrcl,acad-Trni,y, l.. Rosser.
Asbnry-R. Micisels.
Wesi-y-L. NJ. Lee.
Cenleasry-To lie snp,lied
? New k-a'.--W. NJ. Ward. A. w. Sale.
Jrmes Ciiy--W F. Lee
W,lliamsbarg-H. n. Mcrvin
Yesk sed aNaswice--ts. y. W..aaard
ssiismr,-a--J. i,ayl.y.
Gloucester Wm. j. Nofd, ~l
a Matthews J. e. Gsss1
King AM Qaeen y. shoash.
= keg Wtll4am-J. W. Shacklurd,
lians r-Ii. Daiafs, T. II. Hayes.
sas Charlottesville i,istrct &C. ". .NoHes. Pc.
Charptiessille-R. D. itpe.
Ahehstle-J M,anns, one 4, be snrrird
Scsiissillr--H. n. Gary.
Fmvanna-Il. u. Noud.
L,a-a-H NJ. L'nnry. J. r Brsnrin.
Cahdne--F. S. Mitchell, Il Srphsus
Cu'repef-S. H. Mullen.
Msdisn--J. Power, A. p llakr.
Lsatla;6g Dariet IA. D,treH, p +.
Ivncbburg--W A. Smith
Bedford -. w. ChJs. H.. p. Wii.,n
Campbcl-B. u. John.n, B. l.. Hume
Chsrio,te-M. A. Dunn, {. L. Mays.
Cun.bs tland john lisll, y. Ihumss
BurLiusham--J. L. kuirhi, noe to he SUPPLIED
Amherst-D. }. {. Slaughter, me to be supplied,
Nessn-k. Adams
Raaduin. Macon Diariet-J H. Dnri,. p.
Randolph Msccn college P,ul ID. 5. d ga.,,.
X. NJ Cirent-f. Chanhers
Mechsahufg-J. N. Lewis. II. A. Gregory.
Greriis,ille-W. l.. Blanloa.
Na'hampon-J. NJ. AfnolJ. ,nr 10 he supplied.
l,raos~ick-S. ". Jones. A. Clatk.
l.uaeahaSg- Oae III be supplied.
Nol,oWsy-J. T. Joyn.r.
Punee Edwsrd-C. n Wlnfre, J. J. CrYu.h,w.
Fafu.ille-S. Field.
Nissan 10 PerIle Of Cul,ur--M NJ. Dance.
w u. Rpsz'e, Agen, r. X NJ Coll-g..
Petersburg Disiriet--J Early. p. T..
{ peIsrsbnrg,--li u. Co0les. &. W. Charlton, Snp
( F.benez'r-j Csrsn.
High STREET. ID. Cuullinp
Chrster6ed-J. ketf, INC To be supp,,eJ.
Manchester &. II. jones.
Pavhatsn-W. w. Iicnne,,
ameiia-J. ". Wbde. J. d. Souihall
Sa,sfx-s. kee"rrby, T.. {. Mutull. G, A. Dam,
Sup
Su,hanp,on-R Scott, J. W. Howard.
Snlihheld-N Grant
Prince George-B Il Duvsi.
People Of colof. S,uihabpios--B. Deyany.
Eas.sille. Eastern Shore, Vas. +. Ai@rmsr.
.N1,f,k Disuei-T C,orasr, p L.
NaGlt--E. W,dsweuh
ssmst'. Bcthei-W Y. IT, Start
{ P"rlsn-ulh-G. w. Langho,n.. V. E,kridus,
Sup.
[ Alriesa Church to be supplied.
sndok-t' Days.
Caics--J. r. Oven
Nufirreshoronah-J Lear
Edrntan-J. NJ. SAUNDERS
iIcrefd-J. y. Briggs
+ z,ieih Cny-W. w. Kennedy.
Cauden-W Reid.
Pssqu iank-G. ". Andre ~.
Pntesss Anne w. w. Kont, A. Sewau.
Corrnuck Mission--A. Garner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
CASH FOR WHEAT.

VIE Undersigned, as usna is prepared to paw the
Il highest market price for Wheat, delivered at his
Lumber house, on the canal lie invites all who
Wheat for sale, to give him call
BENJAMIN +. SACKETT.
July 10 ,sG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Magnificent Shawls, Truly!

RtCARDS, RYAN & Co. have an hand 4 genuo
H C.aCAMtR SONG SIE3WL.S, the newe
aud most fashionable article Of dress imported in,
the United States.
We pledge ourselves to sell them fur LESS Ian tn,
same Shart is selling FOR in New York, Philadelphia
Bsltimore W Washington city. bJ- W. kao,c ,ckat us
cay! Prices ranging from $25 10 SIS.
.4LSO.-
We have on hand very large assortment Of Conn
mon ShaWiS, ranging in price from 25 els. 10 $50
REGARDS, RYAN < c..
.tert door 10 Nm. r. fonn,'
Oct. " ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

o. The volunteers from New Orleans 10
have been discharged, and have returned home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
Cloths, C0SSiNereS anal VceSfiMyS

they nsler themselves cannot be He'd, and extra
bargains Will be offered and guaranteed 10 purchasers.
To these IN want of EXTRA FINE CLOTH, they
would invite Their particular attention 10 pieces Biol
ey's fines, make (French.) which for lusre, durability
aad texture are unsurpassed.
Not wishing Ia fill too large space in the paper,
these ecunimca times, and ANXIOUS avoid puff, they
dsIrass with enumeration Of their stock, and
their rierds and the public that their stock was never
better and desirable. and II is their deie
10 do bnsn.s, III. Cheapest Cash priacipie aud bt
IN iersold by no oae in market whatever.
ADAMS s. WILKINSON.
Bark Square.
Sent % IA if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
.f.vrHR.lCxTE CO.IL.

And the satisfaction 1t has given The Coal has been
carefully selected, broken and screened is kept under
cover plank floor and is warranted tree irum slate
dirt and will be delivered the basin bank IN Rich>
nond al the low price Of $3.50 per cart aod Of rs BUSH
els
Those who prefer it, can have the Coal in the lump:
and may be proper say those who have never u
sed Anthracite Coal, that ii is preferred over all other
Goals where IL has been used. from the fact that il is
productive OF no smoke din ashes as compared with
our ''ium'nous Coal and bushe will last as long and
give more heat, than two bushels Of other Goals
90 All o'ders directed 10 me by mail, nclosng cash
or city reference. will meet with prompt attention Or
ders sent down by boats will likewise meet with promo,
attention il left al the office of the ..Tmes and Comp
ler," opposite the Banks, Main Street, Richmond.
JAMES DAVIS,
Richmond Oct v9m;c
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TO shc Farmers and Planters
NEW FALL GOODS.

nNHE subscribers big leave 10 announce TO their
Il friends and the public generally, tina, they have
eceived nearly the whnle oi their
FALL .4.ND ULN1ER STOCK or DRY
e. o q ID y,
among which will be found every variety Of
fashionable dress goods for the Ladies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
.1'OTICE TO CO.vSUNEXS.
a N Il II IL A CITE COAL

VIE subscriber begs leave To inform the citizens OF
L Lynchhufg. that he Is prepared To furnish them
with superior article of fuel for CRATES or stoves.
lie has been eagaged for many years the Coal bu-
sness, and with confidence refer to the public of
klchm0nd Cl1y. as To The superior quality oil his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27
FURTHER ARRIVALS OF

II SsBsV u r. U26 II AsSs
S0NTlNUED supplies keep our assortment Of Sd
~ peeim PAM Fortrs alway Va complete Nearly ev,
cry fashionable style of finish can he met with at our
'abl'shneo. M charge made for packing or packing
cases. whoa instruments SOLD by US to 90 10 dis
lance. NASH & W0ODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano Fores and Music,
1877 Main street Richmond. Va.
Nov 20 ,s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15
etcbn s.. S)clfri6.
SSoueru febet bier.

lBir bssaben ben bOdllcu preis fur 8ut
ter, Gisr, Merien9arn, Tladls, qBadls, Cum.
Ansn, llnGhIht, Gdaials, 8lad,eIanmen, SIlee'
faausen, ItntefhDfadmetL grannhpen, Jtas
Ilauteu, SoidorDunee, Seife, 9etrcdnste 2Iep'
III uuo 8iriten, uuo ir9eub ancere ednbee.
rrooufte, an beI Jleupprf Stohr.
Ahler nie 9Sa8Her.
ksetoeer l. nq3nI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15

aelegcn ebenfaG5 III @alStur9 IouuTfip, 2es
d,a @aunty 9rdnienC an qino Ieethin non
pauib pci,hlsr. qRiaiam @ctert, an eonb
sethiu bon G0uiel Siaer, mo on bic tleine
eedsa cnthaltcnp 6 2der uuo I02 9lutheu.
2Ind bielce Stad hat eilie Ucrtbeiinolts cage
nno nf IN gutter eultur.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15
Qln Xdrber.

Oic llnterSeidneten baben icctcn erhalien
uno bieten gum 8ertanf an Bengal Suoi9c,
Srapp, 9IfrifnuildheS 9lcthhola GjeIbhclS,
8laubcl,, 2llaun, 8upferuS u. T. no., an (ebr
nccri9en preifen.
Gree, Sd9er mo 60.
2Geutaun, Oct s. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15
g. o.. GO1ucr,
Sudp II. S6retbmaterialieu Sdnefer,
$50. IG5, JiOyo brittle Strose, 2bhren
unterbnlb Der 8iue, philadelphia.

unterbalb Der 8iue, pbilaceIpbia.
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ne gro6e SerlHieSenbeit cn9lild,er uno oeuts
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Sor5lt9lt6en S(anf 0H6cr,
8ca nno bolb oebunoene 9d9ebiidJcr, Qebs
gers ltno cScurnals, Qeecr unb pdpter 9lefcs
ten Wiemcrantnm uno pa6 Bidder, 9ied,en
uno Sd)rcib 8ndIer, &c. ctuihlieeenb, fpeld,e
ale aus cem beiten pdpisr gemad,t uno gmt,
nntcr irtner riaeuen Srbcr, uno fir feincn
et9rnen 8erfduf oebunoen Itno. G6cnfaGs
Gin ooIlitdnoi9eS enforcement bon
Bopter uno S6reibmateria(ien.
8louc6 uno rciReS 9erultcs unb oneeres
Gap, poit urb gtlG Dapier @rcwn, Webium
nno onoere5 Va6 lpapier, StahIfcoern, ans
eere Tr6ern, 3intc, G5ano, lB6fers, 3intes
fi6fcn, Sanoboren, qBdfcrffdmp6, 9intens
pGlper, 2oftln, Slei uno Iofcln penciGs, &c.
fpeIdeS alieS fcbr woblfeil fir 8aargflo ab,
9efcBt perben piro.
Ter llntcrseidncte fault MIR fir Snnr0cl5
rno 1T edhrr I'M Stance uno feit entfhlceen
gSaorcn IN ieinrm Sab 70 ipchlfcil ,u Der.
fanfen, ais ltc irQcno ionltipo in pbila6eIpbia
9efauft roeroen f6nnen.
Sir 2umpeu besublt or ben b6hlfrn
Warftprei6.
6. O. Somer.
October j. nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-15
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nen dls 2Iominiitratcren orn Ger Gintcrldis
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ei9en all q8, s.. Slumer, bcn mir IN oteier
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lluo Sclde ale fdulei9 Tnb, Wcrcen ebens
fails anfgeforSert innerbdlb Gem benainten
3eitraume an rcnfelben abSubeSablen.
0enrp 9epnnemaGer,
SDbn 9fpnnemader.
glQeutaun, Gent. 10. na6m