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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
THE OFFICIAL "oRGANo

"e " ashlngion correspondent of the Bahimo,o n
e' says hat has been finally decided upon TIN, Al.
Richie Of the Richmond Enquirer, is To 90 IN w..,;~'
s'oh, ana, In conjunction with Mr. Hess. late f -.
Nashville tnon, fas the fiscal pa,tuer, We n,es,,.
Is to conduct "the Organ'-and the only matt, ~
DC determined IS. whether it shall be new co,..,.
Whether that old government music grinder IN. :I'I
sha'i De purchased finn Blair s. Rives We had -.
very httie Faith IN the frmor Of negotiation with ~,
isiichle Tor the transfer Of his services from Rial
10 " ashinston until we saw in the Enquirer. a,.
'"o ago. an admission that such negotiation was !.
truth going on Though not ing was then defoi,ev 90.
tied i's. II is lrae. is no o6eebu, i, is nevenh,...
pretty good berth. At least we infer SO from b r .
that Blair & Rives are said 10 be worth about
ola million Of dollars piece, all in cash. no,wi,h...
llg they went 10 Washington few years ago. IN. ~,
aole to pay about 10 in the dollar Of his debt.
The other pennyless. Fat pckngs theseand cert, ;,,
better reward" even than seat in the Cabine, -,
Fore n Embassy The Enquirer says, that "a, uh,,
ever point y may please to stand, il will be fund
Grating with NJ, Polk in putting the vessel On III. y
publican tack, On 6. rseD and 'brngng back N. AL
mnisraun of The eovernn mt 10 the good old kG.,.
man standard" Chm boats, d,i a"s But vii, N.
Enquirer tell us who threw the vessel OF the Republ
can tack ahu caused il 10 abandon the old ,rfr,o.
Man standard Was it jackson, or Van Buren,. O, il.
friend Tyler? We should be really glad to know. an
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

DrsrrnArn AND BLOODY ArrRAy.-Ihe Memphis
Eagle gives account Of desperate ARRAY which DC
cured abnu, wo weeks since. u, Hernandez, Miss be
tween +. } Malock, Esq. and his brother and over.
side. and n Mr.. Forrest on the other. It
seems the MallocLs had dispute with another person,
when young Mr. Forrest made Interfering REMARKS
Sometime after which he aud the Mallocks met when
exciting language between them, which in
duccd Of the Ma,locks raise stick to strike
Fulesi, who Immediately drew revolving pistol. and
il work ias, possible, shooting both Of the
Msiocks ihnueh the younger. i. j.. through the
shoulder aud upper part of the breast. and the other
in the arm, " ch has since be ampualed. Mr.. T. J.
Malloek lies in doubtful state Young Mr.. Forrest
also received n Sigh, pistol wound in his arm. The
most melancholy part oi The bloody ARRAY the death
oi old Mr. Forrest father o the other, who stood some
yards Of during the atirsy. Offering nteierence il
is said he deliberately shut down by Mr.. Mack's ..
versecr vihou, the least provocaun; other reports say
the pistol not aimed at him. The oversccr is in
sil. Mr.. Forrest was a mosl worthy and esnlabie
citizen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

e5- The hladisonan says, 't seems TO be generally
taken i'r eIerhd Il al Mr. P,k has 6ually determined
upon lie adoril'n Il cGror y sonsuD AZ. rnsrrTto"
unprecedented in The oinois u our gorohmenG" ahd'
what specially fires John Jones with indignation IL Tho
fact that "ihe Thousands ard Of Thousands uf ludoin
table ord mtrnifoLie Republicans, who sustained
President yer" to be guoiined, just like SO many
Wings! Well-hc system is most odi'us and exc
cradle one, admit but tn. Madsonian has heard per-
hars feiue u AN engineer being hosed by his own re-
tard lie, him and his freI DIS. who aided in placing
the axe in Mr.. Folks hands, tie dumb, when they ara
led 10 The slaughter!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

LyHcHiSc IN Missouri BY our western files re,
eeved Yesterday hear Of great ou,rag,s vi the law
in Mathews prairie, Scott county. No, respectable
farmer in that township had suffered fr more than
year in the destruction Of his property BY FIRE and other
means. The perpetrators Of these acts remained unls-
covered until two three weeks SINCE when six or
eight Of them apprehendcd and tried By the Lynch
code. They CONDEMNED 10 receive 50 many stripes
and were whipped lor many days in succession One
Of them made his escape. alter eiving report SAYS
thousand stripes The Others were still in custody
aud there was great excitement in the neiglborhnod
In Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

"A failure "a large amount Was announced IN The
street on Saturday. The auonni OF the liabilities If
the establishment stated at $500 00n or 5000 600
The house IN quts'on suspended IN 1887 lr large
mount. eich has since been satisfactorily arranged
The business II the house Was with The South aud a
guod part It was IN Alabnma, Tho notes held rs
security have been gmd any IN market, and their
misfortune is thai their 1,ris either re,nais nns III in
III. S,uthem markets that those s,ld have not been
paid tr. Other houses reported Saturday 10 have
failed. but from HE hesitation with which they wer.
spphen II we hope the rcpor's were uniounded. Ono
suspension always gives Ilse Ia u hundred rumors"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

LIBERIA COFFEE A specimen Of e.-are grown
tn Liberia, hiss been exhibited Ia the berry iie q
ever saw. ihe fsvrf Vel To test. II
fssd by Lieut. Governor Benedict. uf The Colny.
He comnenc,d life slave IN Gearos; through the
kndncss oi his master he berane an int. Iigeui well
rad niau and WAS liberated liz ,tok To Liberia with
him a well assorted library u eight hundred vollme~
aud has since become OF The msI enthusiastic promo
9rs Of Alrlcah agriculture.
philadelphia GascHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
NOTICE..

HEREBY notify all persons moi To trade hny
I any bond or bonds made by Giles McCmw & Alex
Nnille. made payable TO me; and The said McCraw and
Yullle notified not 10 pay the 10 any person
except myself, unit, receive credit for the same in
asmuch said bonds have passed Out my hands with
out consideration, and have received credit for
the same. And John ). Kent and Thomas Il. BAow
also notified trustees in deed executed To them
to pay any claim against me, unless they personally
know have received value for The same naslnuch as
have good grounds to believe there will be fraudulent
claims presented for payment.
JAMES PETTY.
March 10 9uts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

An able letter addressed 10 Lord Asburion on the
Importance 81 introducing Indian Corn into Englsn
has been Pulshe IN the London Albion. The writer
o The letter very earnestly urges the ailcntnn ul
British Statesmen The importance of admitting Indian
fran The United States inio Great Britain free NJ
duty Wheat now, he says. forms M rpn uf the diet
OF The aborin, classes that the free admission If uaze
would M, materially impair the consumption q English
wheat n mr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Arr,in or loaon The Frankfort (Ky) Com
monwcaih Of the 25ih instant says:-''We understand
that ,n, was fought on the farm Of Samuel Hanson
Esq, in The vicinity II Winchester. Ky, on the morn
ing of Ito l9lh instant. between Mr. J. Monroe Cook
aud Mr., J Palmer Harris both OF that town.
Ncspns. pistols distance Ten feet. Mr.. Harris fell
at the frs, fire., but was not dangerously wounded -
The parties said to have behaved nh great gallan
lryi aud the slnI has since been nmiceby settled b;
The Intervention Of mutual friends
=. :. We are reliably informed thai the pistols were
actually charged With powder, aud tina, the man who
dldn' tall took 10 his heels and oulra the dogs. Bat
no harm done.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
FATAL RENCouNTER.-The Edgedpld 6

FATAL RENCOUNTER.-Th Edg,feld Is.
{ Advertiser says.-li aga'n becomes painful du-
" record another fatal alifay which Occurred on
Monday last, near Dnalons Post OH a. about nine
miles nurIhwes, Il this village, between Mr.. Charles
Price and Mir Benjamin +. Jones, IN witch The latter
almost Instantly killed. by the discharge Of n shot
gun in the hands Of Mr. Price. We have understand
The to be some family difficulties. MIR. Price
directly 10 his place for the purpose OF delivering
hin sell into The hands Of The proper authorities and will
be tired by jury Vi his eounrymen. Price is in
iail.
We also learn thai n similar occurrence took place
near Aiken, between Mr.. Buekhaler and hir lay
lor in which the latter was dangerously wounded. and
al latest dates was mol expected 10 recover.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
NEW STYLE SHOES.

lust receveda new and beautiful style Shoes, mi
- iaiing The Boot IN neaness yet being pleas
ant for summer. and only third the COST must
be the article 10 please those whe wish fine ar
iico al low price respectfully solicit an examina
it'd. CALVIN THOMPSON.
n. IA splendid assortment q all kinds Boots,
Shoes. Hats. Gaps &c. al unusually low prices.
March q 2w jr-3v of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

MOSES MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-Ne are told
mai ihrasa1ss Immediately 10 be taken fr the con-.
srsi"n u line of kfmses Magnetic Telegraph between
washington and New York. Since The telegraph bill
las failed IN Congress there is discrimination on the
JMri ~rie individuals 30 longer fr tho action
y! The G9s'runen'. Geographic Inc can BE- lsid1an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

BLoopy AFrRAys.--Ob the 22d insi Mr.. Slough
ton. keeper of the Mansion House. in Frankfurt ky.
had his throat eui in ARRAY with man named Nor
ris. iurmerl, sheriff Franklin county. Morris. il is
said was first knocked down by Sloughron with po-
ker. |, was thought Slouehton might recover though
his wound was very dangerous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

INDIAN TIfFICulTlES.--Ne q d ihr follow.
ing n the Van Burn. fAtk.) Whif II the l'hins':
4 W. iegret learn That much excil, neni sill prevails
is The Creek na,,n srsing ont 81 snoiber small Skin
insh betwrcn some Clerks and Paanee Mahas. Il sp.
pear tat Few Creeks ani ihe rra res hunting.
when they were way laid and ofthen number dan
cero'isly snnndedby he rssnee Mshas. Tie Greeks
returned their fire with snccess. Milling Of their
MFRS They then cut III his ~ ihe elbw, aud
gain AT The wrist eating The fish Of The arm aud send
ing hand IN their chief General Mcintosh. These
facts have hren mmunicaied General Ahnclls and
understand he has also been requested Ia sison some
rnars The hurder nf he Creek nshn in order stop
the visits there hostile Indians WHO have threatened
10 attack the Greeks when 'he grass high rnuugh 10
subss heif heroes. General MrIshsh bns called gen
crsl cco II al The lndsns II The prairis aud of The
whelr West and Southwest. 10 be held in May next
the Creek coutcil ground.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
- Y'E.ECEsEE.

4 YOUNG MAN well qualified to teach all the
"a RANCHES of an English Education and tho Latin
Language wishes 10 get employment in an Academy,
private Iamily country school lie produce salts
factory testimonials Of his qualifications
Address II at Elk Furnace 7. o. Nelson co Va
p s. He is willing 10 take moderate salary.
March "a w3w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Prise Fgh.-One Of those beasy sffairs called a
prize fight took place the 2ith uli. n Nansburph
n. Y. between Mike Ward of New York and Tom
Crib, Jr. OF England, for $500 |, lasted fifty nine
minutes. and twenty one rounds were fought, Ward
the VICTOR both parties suffering severely The sec
ond Of Ward was named Bill jones, and Of Crib, Andy
Mclean Crib the defeated one. is said to have been
left or the ground, alone. enyeored in blanket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Inflammation received FROM Mexico, by way ufHavana,
iiMaiah ita, Gen Canaliz late sx President al Mex
t Viii lie sho as he the period Of the late revS
'lupn aeing President Of the Republic, and issued
srs &. Santa Anna, who endesvafs 10 shield himself
from responsibility 90 these grounds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Mr. Remington. of Peirrsbnrg. (Ya has construct.
ed "one wheel snlky" Of which says the Petersburg
Inellig.ncrf I'VE have heard but opinin express
ed. snd thai ia 10 The esct that II IS only very
ing .ni"ns nvenlon but that II will prove be highly
useful"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

'li'r washington Correspondent Of the \. Y Jour
r,! ot Commerce (FexasiIe) is discussing The Texas
question with zral, and says that President Junes III be-
.opeled Ia convene The Texas Congress. which will
'rinssn' u annexaiun urn any reasonable ierus The
srai desire Of Texas. according to This cotrespsnden
Is 10 have her Boundaries extended and defined and then
~ have bel debt pard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

F1Nllf. subscribers, in receipt ola large and
I well assorted supply Of
.NEU Spring; md SLJLIIER GOODS;
purchased within FEW week., ercisireiy ipr cash.
lhrir stock comprises almost every article usually found
in Dry Goods establishment and sill be oilered at
such prices la T. in l1re those wanting Goods
purchase. They Will be pleased show their G. DDS
10 all who may favor them with call, which they re-
specially elicii from the pnblie generally
:. GUGGENIIEl nER Il BROTHER
March 81 Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

The New Orleans Picayane announces the arrival in
New Orleans, tom Havana. oi senior Haroly Tamary.
sania Annals late Minister ii Finance. l, may be re-
cal ecd that lie The individual who took Santa An.
ga pnp sliion 10 the new Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

W EroFs are making 10 induce VIM. c. Riyes and
o"''hal', Esq's. to take the field as candidates
IN Automatic FOR Tie next House Of Delegates The Io
cos nave determined have candidates; but thew in
VIE some |o'"t Resolution Teras Hhigs come on, as
candidates. and pledge themselves to su po, ,hoo,.
may obey their summons Should any Wb;r no ....,
enough" 10 le tempted by suel. an offer bel,a ~
.. 'nce enlist in The Lcccioco ranks Tn, sob !. ,,o,
his ,Wl wv" = 'Fo'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

We have recently received information from The lower
couu ties of This Coneressiona district which usres us
III saying, that, if the WINGS OF CAMPBELL
will but turn out in their strength on the fourth
Thursday IN april, the election Of their able and excel,
lent candidate, John Hill, will be certain. VIII they
not do so ? We cannot for moment doubt it. The
mo lives 10 redeem the district arc ret LIS urstn, now
than hey have been heretofore, fr although we shall
probably be in minority in the next Congress, is net
less important that il should be strong niroriiy.
WINGS OF CAMPBFLL!I YCURIOSTS
You Lave the power in your hands, We verify believe,
10 elect lln nqnires but day. exerIion 10 ecl
Tins desirable ohec,WIl you mol devote tina, one day
10 YOU Eles--lo yOuI county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

.Nar Tariff Of Gambia -.1aofher British Increment
iopord FIRE. Trade The inrG nf Canada has he
come law. and lakes effect April 9Th. Instead of
ducilon. which the friends II free trsd. all f,reian
naiuns lsvtIng. the trnadIsns. u seems 90
IN more proiecilnn, lbe ImtH increases the du-
lies all articles that IN competition with these
im1rtrd into Ihn province trnn Bingham fre iro 10
three hundred per cent This measue has been brought
abnni by the Ministry 10 kes oui American rpanuac
inres-a trade that last inc rcasng We nov
fear nearly al an end
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

The Charleston Courier notices the death Of Rev
VIM. T. Branily. ID. d late pastor OF the Is, Baptist
Church in that city. aud late President Of Charleston
College lie attained to much eminence as teacher and
divine, being uan Of enlarged and cultivated mind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

Distribution IF Spells The Globe publishes Is'
ofthe persons in the service Of he federal government
at Washington city and n foreign countries, where tho
compensation is by salary Virginia heads tho ISL
with ia office holders the aggregate amount Of whose
salaries is $500, 1856. From Missouri, Illinois indiana
and Michigan there is not one, and but one from Aa'
hama. Some wag marks that Virginia goes Tor sun
sianiials well aLstraciiCna The publication Oh
this list, it is supposed is intended as hint that w
gnans, having t;.an their share, must e1pec
hut little more pay from Mr. Polk. while citizens OF ON
ef States will come in for their fair proportion Oh wv
loaves and fishes Tennessee, indeed, seems ~ 20 "
ready exlravaganiy favored. See the following '''
count carreni. )" from the New York Express
The account with Tennessee, as rendered. Stood F"
late letter, in the books Of Mr.. Polk, summed uP"
follows: ma
For himself and family. for four years $lSSU"S
For other offices in Tennessee for fur years lZo'"V
s24s.Ooo
Add an item which was frgntten at the mo-
ment appropriation by Congress to be spent on mo
at Memphis, - @oV'"'
Mr. Pickett, Of Tenn. now proposed fo Con-
sui Havre in the place Of Mr.. Beasly, for 30 mn
four years. at $1,000 per annum. |oO
H"n,eM '1sason s r faa Tenn 10000
Mr. Cargill, ofTenn, Consul 10 Trieste. 4
mount moi known.
DR.. Sparks, Of Tenn, Consul u Naples, q
mount not known.
SSH 900
Only little over half million FIR Tennessee I'm.
gin with. 10 say nothing Of the gross vols"m " d
Constitution and he Resolutions of'9s. by s".W NJ.
wb'rh these ffices belong TO Virginia. Whet'
Rilehcl Is he asleep?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

FLoain, CIV. Btanch has issued his proclamation
sppoinIing The 26lh day of May for lhe election Of Go
vefnor, enher # Congress md members Of The Lee
pslaiure oi the new State Of Florida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
500 REWARD.

authority Of the Common Council Of I.ynchhnrg
- reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Is
offered for the detect ion and conviction OF the unplnc
pied person or persns. who. the night oil the 9Th
inst, injured the fire plugs aud let oose the water upon
the streets Of Me tuwn. S. DUGUiD,
Engineer in chief Of the
lyachburg Hose Company.
March 81 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

InUuttIVH1N kbUVS.
g AMlDON'S super Beaver Hats. also, su-
per Virginia style" Beavers. Pearl Cas-.
ilts, supr Black and Pearl Casslmeres
fashionable Brush. French Casters. Pana
INA. Lrghorn and various other kind Of Hats, ALL
CHEAP. Also, Cloth CAPS. at
JOHN G. MEEM'S.
March q <3wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
i9omrsttr fMtellt1rmrr.
APPOINTMENT Us Ry TIE PRESIDENT.
By aad wih fhe adrice and coassaf n he Senate.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.

COLLECTORS
lcsbod Jrd u, Sara. Maine, VIC Tr.stfam Siorei
ubrse cansmissiua fxprtd
Ianirs 0sSs,rne. keansbutk. Maine, vice Daniel Rep
sk, wh,sc comnisSiuii expired
William Nj Jscksun. Pl,nssih. Mars, vice j. n
Snri,isrd. muse commission expired.
rhamas F. Carpenter. Providence. n. L., vice VIM
X. Watson, " hose commission sxrir.d
-Assss NieoA. Nea Haven. ,,onn. vice n II Hin
MAJ, whtisa temporary conn. son 9, nired
Aoel Huntington. sag ,iarbor, New York, vice J. II
Gasian njc.i,dhy ne Senate.
.- Ihomss J. las eur, ocraeekc. Nonh Cstolna vic,
ss'yesler Brasn. wlnse commission expired
Augustus Jeakins, Portsmouth,, New Hampshire, vice
T.ory 0dell. removed.
Aiarcns Morn. Boston. Massachusetts, vice Len,uel
Williams. renewed.
Chaf'rs +. Lester. New London. Connecticut. vice
Gerard CARPENTER. resienea.
insrrh z. Junhins, York. Mainr, vice Jeemsh
Brooks, remuvtd.
Parker MrCobh. IT,. Walduboro. Malne. vice Geo.
Alien. removed
Nsdlanid NJ Lowuey. Belfast. Maine. ,iee Denia
min Wiegn. removed.
James Taylor, W iseassetl, Maine, vice Misses Shaw.
removed.
- NAVAL orpIoERs
20, William Patmenief. Boson. Mass viee George
Rderis. hess Temporary c,mnissun expired
ID Dseisi Neughau, Portsmouth, New ilsmI shire vice
Juta Nd tintun, removed.
tra2e SURVIVORS
Y 6recne, whtse rcmmisson expired.
Wiuihrhn Pickering, Pursmnuih. n HAMPSHIRE vice
J s.pi, j. Iwkr, rejected by ihe Senate.
y Asa Gay, Tse''on. X l., vice George Rowland
~ ips- commission expired
George Brown. Pancaiuck n Island. vice Slas Si,
m. whn did mol quality.
T. +. pordy New Yoik, \. Y vice Henry c. Al.
r'sd, whose Temporary commission expired.
J'hn Davis Ph'adelphIa, Pa. vice Thomas A. Coop
~ hose Temporary commission expired
tt,p,tt ln.t &t,.tI .G.tI u.
t'rdon fnrhes. Yeoronir,o. Va r,appnied
Armand Detels, Daflen, Georgia vice Edward Hop
lns resigned.
. IN Mcneil, Boston, Mass vice joseph Grafton,
rrinaved
VIM. II. cole IT, Baltimore, Maryland, siep Thom
a. Lloyd, removed
LAND OFFICERS
la-pb Jajy, register Edsarlsville, Illinpis vice
W. J,nes DECREASED.
MN. NJ Jackson. reais.t, Chiheo. III vie T.. -
W iAsns, whose hnruaty etuin sslan rNpit,d
Grur.e NJ xtet. reiaet, Dtsop. III, vice B,njamin
thiud. Nhese i.bpefart cernnilssun eAplud,
William Nllson. tcevrr. Palestine. Illinois, vice
DAVID MeGahfy nsgmd.
samuel Leach, receiver, q iucy, III vice T.. A.
Ihlml son, " hase Temporary commission expit,d
Charles {. ilascall. receiver, Genrssrr, Mich, ,re
Il. ; Page. whose lemrnfsfs commission expired.
Edward Dhyns, reeeis'f, ~ lonis, NJ, vice sam
uil Merry, whose commission tAplrtd.
Ihmas u. l,ss, register. Clruada, Miss. vice w
lisaley. "hoso iemmtafy commission expired.
&. ;. Gulladay, reeeser Grenada, Miss. vice J. II
y. -. resigned.
illam Smi,h, reg s,,I, han Isgnue, Ark, -uew of
\. & Rust, receiver, Champagne. AK - new Of
f..
Ja' Dement, rcc,v,r. Dixon, Illinois, vice James
SA4n, removed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07

! Ihnlrd at New Orleans the morning Of the l9h
March. But ripe strawberries selling in the streets
al,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-07
GROCERIES.

XW'E have general assortment, oi FAMILY GRO
w CERES. which " i'll he sid low Tor cash or in
exchange for Country Produce.
JOIN KiNNiER s co.
March Il Is