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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31
THE S'TEPMOTHEHe.

"Well, will try and love her then,
But donot ask me yet;
You know my olCn dear, dead Mamma,
never must forget;
Don't you remember, dear Papa,
The night before she died
You carried me into her room2
How bitterly cried!
Her thin white fingers on my head
So earnestly she laid,
And her sunk eyes cleaned feariully,
| felt almost afraid:
You lifted me upon the bed,
To kiss her pale cold cheek;
And something ratified in her throat,
scarce could hear her speak;-
But she did whisper, or,-"Wh hen I'm gone
Forever from your sight,
And others have forgotten me,
Don't you forget me quite!"
And ofteni in my dreams feel
Her hand upon my head,
And see her sunken eyes as plain,
AS il she were not dead.
hear her feeble well-known voice,
Amidst the silent night,
Repeat her dying words sgain--
"Don't you forget me quite.' %
II sometimes wakes me, and think,
rll run into her room,
And then lweep to recollect,
She's sleeping in the tomb.
miss her in her garden walks;--
At morn nnl ev'nino nrnvar.
At church--at play-at home--abroad,
miss her every where:--
But most of all, miss her when
The pleasant daylights fled,
And strangers draw the curtains round
Mylonely little bed!--
For no one comes to kiss me now,
Nor bid poor Anne--''Good night;n
Nor hearme say my pretty hymn;
shall forget itquite
They tell me this Mamma is rich
And beautiful, and fine;
And will she love you, dear Papa,
More tenderly than mine?
And will she, when the fever comes
With it's bewild'nDg pain,
Watch night by night your restless couch
Till you are well againl
When first she sung your fav'ritc song,
''Come to the Sunset Tree,"
Which my poor mother used to sing,
With me upon her knee:-
sawhor turn her head away;
saw your eyes were wet,
Midst all our glittering company,
You do not quite forget!
But utmust you never wear again,
The ring poor mothergave?
Will it be long before the grass
lsgreen upon her gravel"
lie turned him from that gentle child,
Hiseyes with tears were dim,
Although Of the undying love
Her mother bore to him!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31

0rThe editor Of the Vcksburg Sentinel is
threatened with death, by an armed man, who is
paradng the streets for shooting opportunity
The Sentinel has already lost two or three edi-
tors by the pistol and bowie knife, including DR..
Elogan, SO that the present editor must have en-
tered on his duties with full knowledge Of bis
fate.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31

John Randolph once remarked that the prin-
ciples Of some men we're sepea--fye loages and
two fishes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31
l.. HARPER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
TERMS OF THE SENTINEL.

One dollar and fifty cents per annum il paid in adj
aars and fifty cents at the end OF the year. No paper
discontinued until all arreaages are paid CThese
conditions will be strictly adhered to.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31
COUVmterfeitS.

Counterfeit five dollar notes on the State Bank
of Indiana, are coming into circulation again.
They have for theil centre Vignette ship be-
tween the portraits of Washington and Lafayette
None Of the genuine notes have such yignette.
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
tOne square Q2 lines or less) 3insertions, S 90
Every subsequent publication, 25
honger advertisements charged in proportion.
Advertising by the year, with the privilege of
changing at pleasure, 5 90
Medical Advertisements charged like all others.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31

Democrats in Roman, 80
Wings in italics, "a
Democratic majority IN Senate 6
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THE MUSES. BOWER.

or The following lines compose part of a New
Years Address, which for the Sentinel, be-
fore VIC became its editor At the request of num-
Der of friends, we now re-publish the efIusion:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31

He met his gay, his beauteous bride,
With spirits low and weak,
And miss'd the kind consoling words
The dead was wont to speak.
Long years rolled on; but hopes gay flowers
Blossom'd for him in vain;
The freshness Of hfe's morning hours
Never returned again!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-31

TThe foregoing table is compiled chiefly BY
the Journal of Commerce. Late information
enables us to give the Senate complete, showing
a democratic majority ofsix.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

NlhHSlA:-At rules held In the cerk's ofi.e Of III.
eoiniy court vi Bickinsha NJ n1a, the 9th d,,
OF October, 1873: ~
G.ofse CHAMBERS attorney in fact of John Franklin and
adnr OF rh)mas Boa1urant des'd., Thomas Nccraw ,d
Martha A. M:Craw, formerly Martha A. Bondurant and
William + BoIdurant, Plaintia,
against
William ] Mitchell, Robert On lurani Thoma, Bona,
rant, J'hn Bpniur Mt, jacob Bonduran Joseph Bondu
rant AM isn,le Bats, James Bonduant, Thomas Bunu
rant, Noah Bondurtnt, Ar Duncan, Henry Saee and
Patset his wife, formerly Pasey Bundurant Nose. Food
ihon,s 1>ham, jack oh, George and William L. Meador
aud Mary H. DAVIS children of Jonas and
Marianionc Wstley, Mary and Josephine Bondarant eb
dten o''osePa boaauian deceased Defendants
In CHANcEgY.
The defendants Thomas Bonaurant Noah Bopd,
Ann Duncan and Henry Sallee and patsey his vii, N.Y.
having entered their appearance and given security
ding 10 The act OF Assembly and the rules this court ana
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants oi this country 1t is ordeIed that tie s,id
deenlnnts do appear before the justices our count
OF Buckingham, at The court-house. on the first dv Of H.
eember court next, and the bill the n
thai copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published in the town Of iyncIIurg for two monk
SUGGEST ely and posted at the front door the
oil Tins county, Copy reste,
X, ELDRiDG E,sps
~ WIN
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liz CHANCERY.
November 10
VIRGIN MA:

VIRGINIA:
+ rule. held in the clerks Office of the county cow
n of Nelso county, the Sd day of November ie1''
John +. Loving. Robert G. Loving. Samuel D. H. iD
ing, Scaon II Loving Harriet u. iansbrough 'o, Oh, 49,
Harriet +. Loving, John F. Bass and Isabella q M "
wife, formerly Isabella G.. Nj. Loving, Painuh''
against
William Loving, administrator Of Samuel Lovin, " II,
ceased and in his right James NJ Loving, tA@a
Loving, widow and rslict OF said Sam Lowing
Virginia +. Taylor and Henry b. Taylor, infant chh0''
of Sarah Ann Ia, lor, decd. late Sarah Ann LOVING,
Defendant.
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Virginia Taylor and Henry u, a' a,
having entered their appearance and given m
cording to the of assembly and the rules OF tins
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they are
habtants of this commonwealth: on the motion OF INC
tis BY their counsel, it is ordered that the said de
do appear here before the fourth Monday IN jar"
mex, and answer the plaintiffs bill andNhata copy Or
oder be forthwith inserted in the "Lynchbug tvc
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg, " N,
months successfully and another copy thereof Pose"
front door Of the courthouse of this county on some
day. Copy-Teste, ,,,,.
November 10 "'
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March IS
l.ESTGs.NE<'S
r u r ~ I s. II " q s T O II !
Mans street EvnChbarg. va.

u'IlE SUBSCRIBERS arr now receiving theif sup
plies # Fail aud W inter t'aods, comprising almost
every article uf Genilencn's Wearing Apparel. which
Nefe manufactured ~ New York expressly ur this mar
ket- ampng winch may le fund black, blue, green,
brown aud olive Dess and Ff ok Coalsj black. green,
grey and mixed Peliocs anu Over Goats; and circle
Caaks; silk velvet satin. hanthea. bonbazne, "oolen
,else.. Cashmere aud MrIlno VESTS English. F"ooh
and American casslmtre Pants Youths fack and Over
Cuss. Aoss and Pants linen and cotton Shlris Col.
lars, Buslms. aud Night Shirts silk lambs wool aud
mixed and white nerIau, Pet cotton aud jeans Dawrrs,
Banthea aud allan silk Cfasats Sears, Stocks, Ties,
Cntai Sufienefs llandefchirs, Gloves, Susprnders.
Suspendef Ends lIoisety. Money Belts, Night Caps,
Masking Canes | .nbfelias. SC.
ALSO, full assortment Of French English and A.
mefican Cptls Cas-notes and Nestngs. which We
viii Manufacture t. efdef mosl fashionable and work
manl,ae maanor.
All garments warranted Ia ft perfectly, NJ M sale
Those wishing Ia furnish their own cloth. will do
well h give call pains will bo spared IN the
execution Of work. Ierms, t.sH.
NAfERiOusE, VIII rrEMORE & co.
Oct ~ 3m
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Oct2o

T circuit superior cor of law and ch ancery, con,l,
N ued by adjournment and held Tor the county Amhs
courthouse, Ihuisda!, the ssh DAY oil Ausu,
1915
Edmund Winston late Sheriff OF Amherst county, and,
administrator de bonis with the viii annexed s
Henry ii. " ats, decd, Plaintiff,
against
Cntharinc Watts widow and rchct of Henry H. Watts,
decd LOUIS Staples and Elizabeth Staples his infsst
daughter, Edwin Watts, Robert NJ ennugs and Ann =
ria his wife, Stepncn, Charcs, Jesse and Mary Wait
the under nenty years oil age Rss
srt linsty specially assigned their guardian
Defendants,
In (HANCEEY.
On motion of the defendants Robert NJ J.nning, a.d Ass
Mara his wife il appearing that more than two years have
elapsed since the ei Henry H. stls decd nh'
committed to the Plhmtih the Court doth order that all
persons who have claims against the estate OF tile d
iemy H. Watts decd, be required exhibit the Tor
settlement before the next term, and unless legal
claims debts shall appear against the said estate ts
Court will decree distribution OF said estate among the veg
atecs, without requiring rounding bonds and that tins ordsf
published for eight weeks succesyel, in the LynchbuS
Ngniana public newspaper published in tie town Of Lynch
burg and posted the trout door of the Courthouse OIL "
County, on two several Court DAYS.
A Copy-Ts,e,
ROBERT TINSLEY, ..
Nov
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EDGEsVOEeEEa SEMINARY.

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, Va
MI RS. f.. V. LOMAN. having associated MRS
NA JANE TAYLcE WORTInNGrON in III,
a"aeeeh oil TINS Institution. It's exercises will be con
''hued, upon the same terms as heretofore.
ne Undersigned Trustees aud Patrons ofths Instu.
'o" Jake peaShre IN assuring the public thai an exper
,nce o Twelve months enables them to recommend Mrs
r. v i,onax' as lady who has in every respect
rrdeemed the high reputation which preceded her
iney are satisfied that The connection announced above
WIN ensure TO those interested in Female Education. ad
d"Ses ior 'he improvement of the minds and the G,r
nation ol The manners of punils i,l,;nr y, ,n j.; ",
gina. WIIIIiu ,rCDpV v"
WM NJ. BURWElL,
WIN. DICKINSON, JR.
RIO. CAMPBELL,
l.. SllUMAKER,
JOS, WILSON,
WIN. COOK,
Z. w. WlNGFIELD,
JNO. SALE,
SAM'L RlTCHEY,
Ok. THO. p. MITCHELL.
DIX. SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
a., ARMSTEAD OrEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
TIIE CllDCTAW SIAEE

some time ago lsays the Pennsplraniaa) we indicted
M ai'ce which went the rounds al The ne wspapers in
.e'a'on 10 nav STATE 10 be composed of Indians IL
mas called orh the annexed capital article from the R
cine wisconsin, Advocate:
We nave already mentioned tha, Pitciyno n Cboc
Va" incl has been elected by that nation as their rem
'ese"'duSe al " dsiiagf0a not ia Congress as sou,e
PPe's nave thonghilessly stated. All accounts concur
~ awarding 10 him the character of an Intelligent and
"oihy ciiizeh possessing than ordinary Intellect
WIN Commanding influence among his people. II
oso oe nagnanlinous act the part Of Congress 10
.ont me Choctaw nation, conlaInininy some eighty
".ooss"a hi abl'ans, no our Unon with the privileges
" an aependeni Siaie and introduce Mr. Ptchlynn
~ '' mo" OF Son9ress as representative Of that noble
''S, 1 race oil men whom we have supplaneJ.
=" ~ sc""sin community of aboriginal inhabitants
we nio'heIowns." have been denaiionalzed as ..In
Ishs ac oi Congress, and fully invested with all
'e franchises, privileges, aud immr mites Of the most
As"ed clze2s. eligible II the GubernatoriaI office as
.e.ss 10 The Executive chair of The Unun being ..na.
we Dorm citizens of The United States And the Broth
es"vns nave INDICATED their title To citizenship (lhers
Ss "e nfst case on record Of such privileges la wing
oeen extended to Indans) by demeanng themselves as
P'ars'ui; moral, ard intelligent community
me 1hoefa,cs are. We presume, the most advanced
80 - "ur aboriginal tribes in the arts of civilized life
~" canfy west Of Arkansas exhibits the most grat~
III" .,ns p1s 81 Their aneorang pneress Cultivated
'e"s' s"a iaims' good dwellings. churches scbools
""sns'. CLASSICAL and scieniiic-a these evidences Of
fassneea civilization strike the eye un every hand-Na
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

Della Hebsfer-it seems thai this young woman hiss
put oni pamphlet In reference 10 The wrongs ,he has
suffered at The hands of Kentucky sla, eholdtrsl 50
grossly false are her statements, that scems she is IT,
pnd'aled even by her bfehfen in .lbohioni,n The
editor OF the Herald, the Abolition PAPER at Cincinnati,
thus refers 10 her:
g The last number Of The American and Foreign Anu.
slavery Reporter contains searching examination of
pamphlet ISSUED by Della Webster and fully confirm.
ue IN he belief Ne have uit, .Nrn ssed Thai She is en-
Nfeiy unworthy The confidence OF slavery people q,
the sympaIbes of thepubie"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

t7fRGfyfl;- rules he IA in The clerks Office Of the cir
cult superior eoar Of law ana eh,nceiN' ip ~"
ty Of ,nhersf On Monday the 81 dly OF November Sl9;
Betty Ann Coleman, administrators oil D-nhi l.. 'oie-
man, decd, fia'n'ih'
against
Edmund c. Moor Joseph X. Irving, Samuel Nj Gar
land Martin Slaughter and wife, Thomas T. Coleman and
Sarah his wife, John l.. billiard, Jeha p. Coleman and
pauus Powell, Defendants.
IL CHANcERY
TIL. defendants Martin Slaughter and vile, and John L.
Dafd yng entered their appearance md gwen Sc
eury according 10 the OF Assembly aud the nts p' ms
court and it appearing By satisfactory evidence thai thcy
are not nla biants this commonwealth u - ordered
that the said defend tnts do appear herb the first Mon
day March next, and the bill OF the Phin; and
that copy this order be orthN th inserted IN some
paper published in the town ynehburg fr two months
successfully and posted the front door the c9nrt house
Of this county. Copy este,
ROBERT 1INSLEf CIR.
Dee VS.
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39ofttrIl.
ron THE stRGIsiAS


Lineu in aeiaie.
would that was Young asain that youthful brow,
Tms,s .ignst had not traced its lines heavenly
Tia, my young heart Wild AID ree used dc
wLsLi lie scs calm Graded Lefo,s MY ehiidke
would ,hatI was harp, now, n.,hen u..d to he,
In Of ehldhoods g,y beneath the green
mood tree
To Is,e merry feathered .nus.ler, there,
And think the world would be- nsttn, all brish and
iaii.
NJ cloud cast lis shadows Ger the brightness Of my
Way,
Or damned the light and purity Of pleasure, sunny rnsj
The gushing fount of.arl, bl.. sparkling eye.
BrgL,s a. the flashing bnlisne, ofi,taa sisrt, .kie.
The hour, OF youth with flow Fastening alony
Like fairy bsiques when waited 10 nele. Of Lutte and
song
The whispered melody and listening her SPELL
We thoughthat in tia. WORLD doil had power
to dwell.
No dim drawn vision cbeckedthe rise 81 youthful reysly,
Or crushed aeet,on rising hopes that struggled to be fee.
No wntry blast swept ts plain chill zach budding
flower,
But b'ppne,s dwen sweet, there. like in Tdon''
bower
would that young again; TOT lh,p n. lard Of tin.
Had marked my path, with ollt. le.-pelbsp, les,
But youths happ, hour. have aed, aud mingled viii
the past,
And .hipwrecked hope. are al lhst,l,he darkest and
the last. =. l. "
CasrLs CsAia, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

Immense Prgfis Of the iiopsr If Rod,chia, ! is
stated III Paris lcuer by NJ. Gaillsdel, thai The cur
rent ruinof IN The beginnngul this munlh upon tho Pa
rls Exchange was that The house of Raihschild had
made forty million francs profit the shares II held IN
the great Northern Ralfnad. OF which all the stock held
by II had been sold ~ 500 cs premium The share. III
seems CERTAIN. says the letter. that the ntnhs
"f this house iur the last ycar. Amounted Ia ,orf than
l2o millions o francs, aud that lis account, when last
balanced. showed active capital equal 10 The wia.
sudget Of Fnnce-somelhins like 10 mlons-lA
bout las millions VI dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

Inc Boston Post of THURSDAY say. il has '.pood
g'ouu "' oehevine that the English Government Will
immediately recall MI. Packenbau Who !, is n,I
$1,000 mas been placed hors de combat in the neomiaIn
aoou' oregon with Mr.. Buchanan, and send a new
munster 10 ms country ADJUST the difference detys.n
wv nations upon more liberal terms than have here
.ooe oe.o Insisted upon by Great Brainn II This no
uue, we suppose II Is ascrbabe 10 that lnnp edito,,l al
,ae Union which ascending the ourre,ponhen, Of the
New f"rk Evening Posi-, was sent 10 Mr. Packenh,n,
aeSpsch, by Nh Buchanan, and caused him pronpt
NO "girein - f'"i'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

VIRGINIA, TO Wir-M rules held in tie Clerk. sk
flee OF the circuit court OF law and chnnesry
for the OF aax, the month OF October lS45
Alarm ". Winibish and Samuel panniil, flaittifs.
against
William NJ. Price Abner C.. Price Williamson c. Pricsb
rah Nj Prce, no f. Is. Price, Marshall Price Eliza eth
NJ. Price, Wm. IL. Price, James Medley Giles McCraw =
John II. Nimbi<h. Nm. :. Barks,ale X Giles McCraw,
late partners trading under the st, ind firm OF Giles Ne
Y Co.. Beverly +. e.t and W illiam Bailey high
Sheriff OF Halifax county, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Williamson {. Price not having entered lis
Appearance and appearing by satisfactory e,dne. that h
an nhabitant o this Commonw eahh: 1t oIde
that the d,endant w amson {. Price do appear
fir, Monday in Feb,uar, next and the plans
ls' bill that copy of lhs order be forthwith
in the lyn,hbtg Nnannn for two months lively
DO, ed AT the ont do ,r the courthouse this county
a Copy-Ieste,
WILLIAM HOLT, cIrRE.
Oct20 u2m
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EDUCATION.

rs. NJ c. RICE'S School is in session, at he
s,ne ,es'dence, on The hill, nearly opposite r
patrons Tor Their encouragement continuance Of which
she respectfully sociis
'ef Terms per session of months are So SS, and
s'o She has very interesting Latin Glass. and as So
aem ., Tue English Is derived from Latin, she re
sfee''nily s'iei's an addition to her Class.
w1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

The ,fia ul The sbelitionis's (czsns If Obio) ~ho
eoncsfned ia sbduol,ng slaves lfun gna.
Gu al PskeIsburg (Na) on lhe l1h instant. The jury
fouud special verdict. Which rested The qu,sllon
whether he defendants wihn tie jurisdiction al
Virginia at The line ui IT,. ret aud this 10 be settled
by the General Couu al Rrhmond. Virginia claims
that her jurisdiction .Aieods 10 The west bank o the .
hio 'er. aud The questl.h Mha 10 be regarded as
the uesl bank.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

HAyII-.3 BaHlt.- Ltilels dated al Cape IIsyti.n.
I'd inst. report the capture of Saxi,on, 2Gih Oct,
ny the Dunincans, ("hu are Principally n.ulntu,s !
which they burnt To he ground. OF $50 blacks IN The
garrison, rs we've kind SuNcvon is about eighteen
aeaeues tast ni the Care. ~ihn the Domn.rpu lculo
~, aud VAS taken iy The blacks IN July p.rnd the
black President. CONCENTRATING his kices AT m, an,
Tor an attack urun The bumnicans ttNt month bul m
the mean lime he latter are approaching hlm in srea
force boih 10y land and water
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

ON CUNSlGNNrsNT,
NAEuANE ON HAND. AND ARE NOW RE
" CENlNG FOR SALE
1900 bags Shot.
4,0eO lbs. Bar Lead,
1000 lbs. Pig Lead,
800 pair ltngues,
2oo side klsseIt and Wax Upper Leather.
,ouo sides Harness Leather
200 keys Wythe Nails. %. GrahamA
- doz' Virginia made Axes. a superior article.
so cases LIc"rIce
20 baskets Olive Oil,
5000 lbs Bacon,
900 lbs. Skrting Leather
10 bales Monticello Oznaburc,.
w bushels Cloverseed
800 lbs. Feathers,
500 lbs. Wool.
500 lbs. Shoe Thread,
~ tons Bar Iron.
\, MCDANIEL & McCORKLE
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GssEAr ATTRACTION.
! r. " r. ~ a.. Il q % % ID -

" NJ. J, WILLIS bcgs leave to inform his friends
customers and the public in general, that he has
Just returned from the Nnrlhon cities with large and
desirable stock of Dry Gntds Shoes. Baares. Rlbbnns.
Flowers Sc, which having becn purchased principally
o cash. and his stock being very heavy will enable him
10 oier great Inducements 10 purchasers ut wholesale
retail Persons wishing 10 purchase. will fad their
interest 10 give HIN call briue purchasing esew here
rs he will take pleasure IN exhnlling his Goods 10
them whether they purchase or mol. Amongst his as
sortmcnt may be found VIZ.
French Cashmere tuss and Ohre LANES siyes;
Adtones aud Craeovens, entirely slyles) Tor La
dies dresses;
Mnslin dIanes, lfsh Twills and Pafseens;
1000 yards black and fancy oolored Alpaca Lustro al
great Bargains,
pieces black, extra, warranted Silk W,rp at only
81 per yard
Black aud blue black Silks, cheap;
pieces Luplns best Bonbazinrs at s. - and 81 so
per yard;
10000 yards Calico. splendid styles from 6. cents to
finest;
Bed Ticking Apron Checks, and Linsey., large as
sorment
| l.aces, Fdglngs and Bobbn Trimming;
Ribbons and Flowers. large assurtmenl;
Kentucky aud Glasgow Jeans. large assortment, cheap
Cloths, Cassneros aud Neslnss, large aud general as
snrlmeni
Red and white Flannes. cheap.
ALSO-varous other Goods too numerous 10 enume.
rate. For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
Store. WM j. WILLIS
Oct. 10 Is
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Dissolution Of Co-partncr,hIp.

rl'IE e.pstoesship herfloise existing be'p.t Tue
4 undersigned. under The style Of Edmund. " Alison
& Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consult. ne
debts aud effects The have bern purchased ny
Mr. James NJ Boyd wh1 intends IL carry an the hnsl
ness himself An pefsuns indebted 10 the firms OF I'D
mond Nais1n s Co, VIM. H. Watson \ Gu aud
Boyd, Edmond < Co. requested la pay Ia ia hrs
VI Boyd al1ne-and all the creditors OF said hfms VIII
apply 10 him for payment. ......,..,,
ROBERT EDMOND,
W. H. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT il
Fab IL 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

American Clocks At TIM l.nnarooL Cu.rom
Housg.-fhe Isefpusl papers eunialn the ADVERTISE.
u Goo American Clocks from he celebrated man
ufscuIy OF Mr.. &. jerome, sezed aud condemned Tor
lniraelloa o the law relative tie al valut,m duy
and be soI1 by auction. Also The SANE time Tor
the same cause, 100 JoAes American cheese.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
Fine Green aud BLACK Teas.

Fine Green aud Black Teas.
w T. have iusl received a lot Of The finest Black aud
w Gfern Icas. ever Offered IN this market before.
purchased OF the P,kn Tea Company. recently esass
shrd THIS country. These Teas superior 10 any
We have ever met with. and such as have been
oil. red Ia his matacl before We earnestly solicit
call from all III want Of superior Tea the price Of
mon. LEE & ROBERTS.
y. b. We hive on hand lew Of Cloyd's Family
Hams l.. X.
Nov I.