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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Sixth ward WING xom,nations.

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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
BURNAP Il BABCOCK,
COMMISSION
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO. +3 JOHN-ST.


PAPER WAREHOUSE,
il7tf NO. - JoHN-ST.
l. Al S fer sale BY CYRUS W. FIELD, No. . Buiiias
RAG RlAitGS-Foresn :ei Rsss-yarious qualities.
Domestic Country mixed s9uiherq b,, and West Vest
EN- mixed ,ii: cGl9Isd AID I'd ,i Biae y Can. an
BLEACHlNG POWD DEi;-TsGnsais Boyds. Nswcls;le,
rrLrlNcsEasl.b aeRi"s aci ": ts.S tSs,ae-s$ ia p 81
in 81 in, SO IN. aad y inches WIDE.
Endless Wet Fes vt5y superior 10, - Ssie!sIso ~; "a 80
y ia and 50 IN by g 10 and Il yaids
Fon,t,;n,S1 lS1 Machine Wet Feitius-l2 Zee, by
. :ncbes and 29 :sst by TO inches.
pn,,oia res y i;Is5in f:S.: l2fxi8ia l2n1een
lS:I3sia sff53sn Z lsf:s2si
Fourd.iGsr Jaek,;s-gs inches By 60 inches
tyiiaieT Machine do. Or Couch Roll COre's.
DRYER Fels. ya..us sizes
~ English and American Fs!tiug made 70 order, oi sny
sire and thickness short notice These Fes ar mace
expressly order snd sfe Warranted iuli5 equal 70
WIRE cLOTH-FourtTinier yire. various widths These
FoardEiuief Tres ars from a cs!s
are waIta2tsd d ,k fefE SSpeE,0f ap 10 s.'Ie a. sn
cylinder for both under snd UPPER
faces; Saving md winding Wires, Sc
SCREENS-Brass Scre.ns Nos. l, ., and >
TWlNE-All sizes and qualities
SIZlNIi-ASsorted qualities.
der Machines, Cutting PEesSss, Eaeiae
ALUM-OIL OF VlTRIOL-SODA ASH, &c. &c u12i2w
CARPETs2oo pivers ne medium: and supei5ae Ingram
Y ClTr,s. Also 800 pieces 3; printed Cot;oa Cc.s-ts-
Also 10 bales chatL patterns Chelmsford drugS- EoE
sale by u2. NESMlFH co 81 finest
(AkfEISA large assortment Of rae, salvnHe. AID three
u ply, of select patterns, io- sale By
McGURDY, ALpRICH SPENCER
us.st 4 Exchange Place.
no CARPET TMANUFACTURERS. &c. sc LEAD
WIRE OF various sizes. suitable for Wezvers Weighs
constantly on hand or made orde: and for sLe By
mail I'M LATHAM BROTHERS. y? Mats.-.t.
ISOR EXPOI-io Printed DEilis. suitable for ex-
L Port. for sale by Ills u :! 49,,
y !. l.1 %
nAYS MARTINS bLACkING-W srran:Sd geauine:
~ Tor sale by the doz single boe by pAN SANDS
CO Chemists and Apotrcares. a last brcacway corner
Market street NC
DIANo FORTE MANuFACIoRl-Ihe Subscriber
I are now finishing entirely new article o ihs'Fa-
nerts which are warranted superior In Zone 10 any ii
use .nd 10 keep In tune much longer the improvement
consists In Harp Frame, peculiar IN eonsucaoh oovl-
ain, every objection heretoo-e caused by The use OF e
,sc Plates In purias the Professors snd puIeAa
.r, are invited to an examination o. these instruments
90 GLENN ROGERS co.
,Yaa l5a Fulscn-s,reet, Ess. side Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

LtJR SLE--A Cl.SsIcsi and uzsh school. well ,S,ab
lshed Eoa6 LEGATION. within hi;era minutes walk
sal n! rxc-eI IL te Of patron
ecs Any r>aa fay conIetsai With 800 - go r-.dy
aosy Ter 'c The fixtures aud l7fltus az more N a a.
equivalent Will md opportunity Of 'akiu, profitable
by sdtEessIac lIse Pz1=S II this Once.
.Innf -
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Loss OF srBscRIFrIoy BOOKS.

u We lost by he fire Subscription BoOk which con-
.ained part Q: The s; Of or Soa subscribers 70 TIE
Tsky Tribune received II s oBee prev:ous tie :oGT-
:een;h da OF October last. Also Subscription Book coa-
tanning small portion OF the names Of onr su-crloer-
Worth and We. e. 4BaHs fe Sdtt = si--l ok ;hf
Ueen part OF Vsyr0st yorLsrl C.i5. Northern IaGiaa1
and Northern lTi10is and OF I5ta Hisoasl and Vc21n
The Nal Books containing The nifty weeks subscribers OF
last year ard the months suh:crhers OF the present year
for The as-,vv named States cne Districts saved
Pos.nasters TIL greatly otgs BY flsGrds5G rs ;se
names Of Cur subscr7ter al penis dEG ae tine for
which they hars pnd. AL IaL Books foI the Daily
Tribune saved, aud miss ncle Of the Weehy oui
the above described.
We VII. keep enough papers hand 10 supply those Of
our subscribers whose names xe have elost.
Uhig Nominations OF the Fi1'St " ard.
For 7lder7rqn C CHRISTOPHER HEiSELG
.4ssistant aid CARLOS 2 HOCGHI on.
assessors ALIEN hcDOUC5A IL. JACOB ASH
Cors,Gjles. GEO DREW. GO. f.tls8LL. E422 iw
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

THIS Agency which originally commenced by th
1884, the enteTrrlsins noron
the business community complete system. BY which m
.: procuring the custom of the country 10 almost any
extent conve9nt aud satisfactory by ~
who duly authorized aud empowered by the propneors
the several papers them IL the OF busi
v lHLME.h'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

CLOLkS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CTS. EACH
OASD UPWARDS To sj1c-At SMITHS. corner Of
Bowery and Division who selling of suit
arrangements the lat Siay. Every sriee warranted Clocks
rsr.irsd n.uai. EofNnc~ No u Row.rv iif2m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
THE TRIBUNE.
ycyy Publications.

New Publications.
STABLE EcoYoxY: \ TREATISE on THE MASACEaEST OF
Hox.Es In relation 10 stnbing grooming feeding,
watering and working. BY JoHS STEWART From
the third English edition. with and additions,
adapting Il 10 American food and climate. BY A. y.
ALLEN. Sew-York Appleton Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

TgNUE MUTUNL LIFE INSURANCE tDNIFNNf
L or NEV-l ORK-This Institution. during the noa,h
of February issued se,enty y.une Policies, viz:
To Merchants and Traders .S5i To Mechanics. .
TO Prakers s. To Physicians. ....... ,
To CLERKS II To Law yers.
tn Iieuuf,c,rrsrs il'fo Foreign Cunsul !
To tommsIcial Agents. s'To Officer =. l. :, Army.
To P.blisber. To Mariner
TO oS,u!cnts....... To Artists
To Farmer ......... To Ladies. 3
March Isl, - IS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

r IsT OF PAPER NANUFACTUKERS' MATERI-
IL AL 5 for sale by CYkUS W. FIELD, No. BnflIa.
Slip. NewN oTk.
RAC;S-ror.isu Rsss-yarious qualities.
Domestic "-Country mixed Southern and West
1 I,nl. n LII In II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

ft'ees raid ranged ftm s2, TO IS 30 per loo lbs
Tie hooi, equal 10 $3.50 1915 net These rate show
an Improvement In over lhnse Of last week
ftoT.-Ne note sales If about 500 bills Howard
Street nnr oil good mixed brands from sere ON Sanr-
day and to-day $3.50. which is the nunim rate now
ne receipt price by ears continues at 81 81.
We hear Of no transactions in Guy Mills Flour
Some holders ASK Si75. while others are willing to sell
at Si62a.
Graia.--The receipts Of Nd. Whea;s are very lin
HE'D Sales Of some small parcels of prime reds were
made at loOalo3 cts. and very superior lot al los
cts. Some parcels OF fenna reds were sold at olao2
eis an Inferior lot nj 81 aud parcel full of smu,
at so cts lot OF Penna. white, quality prime sold
at leo cents
Provisions not advised Of any sales Of bar
rel meats to-day aud quote before. yiz--Balii.
mure packed Mess Beef Sl0aSll; No 50, Prime S.
Mess Pork 81 aud Prime Sl. The demand for bacon
continues good with sales OF prime parcels as follows
At :! lag cts SIDES at cents; Shoulders
at O. cents, aud assorted at7l Inferior descriptions
sell lnwer according condition. The last sales of
prime Ma. ! Western Lard In kegs were al 81 cents.
" hisheg-lhe demand is extremely limited =
Snail sales oil bills were made tn-dav a, % efs. We
quote M u al q 90 cts. and bbs. al 22i % cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
Nl.tE u KY.

Died, On the 18th Of prii at lie residence Of he,
grandfather in the county ri Bedford. Miss ANN +,
ntfrwIcH, daughter Of the Rev. WIN. b. LeW ich +.
"a Missouri. III The 2Ot year Of her aye. The writer Of
WIS humble rlblle oi respect 10 her memory dsclams
'r'y hlng like pancgJc or adualiun as an auxiliary
~, =" orm an estimate OF her high social and moral worth
Inc disease by which she Unexpectedly snalched
away was one ola very fatal and complicated clarac
"i' During four weeks she bore her painful Illness
WI" CHRISTIAN forliiude, trusting implicitly IN Him of
"nom sfe was devoted follower. Her relations and
n'hds and the neishborhocd have sustained in this e.
VEN an lrreparable ss. In her manners she was gen
We ana ?!epossessng in her conversation unaffected and
moues IN her conduct and character open and consis
eh' ana IN heart christian Gould prayers and tfats
ve asal'ed-could the hand Of friendship yea, of love-
nave saved she had died. But the voice Of afec
hand,
10 quit this mournful vale.
,, AND soar 10 worlds on high"
- departure was calm and triumphant. She died
". .n struggle groan. Her dying bed was
30. as downy pillows are' When her gentle spirit
du 'aken lis everlasting light smile still play
upoh her counenance. her, the poet might
well have exclaimed
An lovely appearance of death
=, mo sight upon earth is so fair /;
Nn. inc gay pageanls tina, breathe,
n.y. I'm with dead body compare"
We sincerely symrathize with the relatives and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

,'ends OF the deceased. bu they should not mourn
use without hope; let them prepare tn meet her where
soul. 800 ~
o. The Richmond Christian Advocate will please
copy.
=, on Wednesday the 10Th inst Mary, Youngest
chd OF Maj James Benaeh, aged slx wears and eieht
fnoaihs. after an illness of seventeen DAYS II all tha,
was lovely IN childhood ccull have saved her she would
moi have died Amiabie IN lempc- and aleeIiepa,e in
disposition. she WIS endtared To all who knew her; but
,he qualities that shone rreeminehlly above all We're at
'ecliehaie and unconditional obedience To her parents
ana reverence for divine things. Though her nynus
Spfs SHINE forth tron her unusually bright face and told
" haPpy existence, yet IN moment. with ehastened
'hoheh cheerful cunnenanee. would she quietly submit
10 parental restraint. give required attention 10 holy
'hlhgs Tier parents and friends iee that they be
feaRed indeed. but sorrow not as those who have
hupe They have committed lnile Mar,'s remains To
Tue dark tomb but take great comfort the reflection
hat all that made her lovely in life is not there but
gone 10 hnom forever in the Paradise above. She is
now With Him who has said. ''Snlle little children
come unto me. and forbid them not for of such il The
kingdom of Gtd.p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

EHNCknEssJasE ysAscTkE'E.

For The treek ending Saturday. .3prii 20 lS45
he'"w Is correct statement OF the Market for the
past week.
1abaeco,-Old Lucs, 81 20 to ,4o new Lucs. 81
80 10 500 Leaf, interior, g.. 90 to go; common
$50 to . 90; mddlng, &3. 50 u 90; shppng tnew)
$2,oo to $40 manufacturing, (common) $500 10
S,u0, hue manufacturing 5000 10000
fbw.-S3 40 ilom wagons; Stock light, and in good
demand
Uhed.- Red G5; White 20 els per bushel
GrdM-torn AZ cents per bushel from WAGON;
oafs sheaf a 10 80 cents per hundred cleaned - to
rs cents, per bushe. Rye, none in market.
Ch,rer and Grass Seeds.-Cluver Seed, 1915
per hnshel. from wagons; 400 from store; 'rimo.
Inv. % 10 $3.50. Herds Grass. ca from wagons
Prorsions-Bacor. 90 cents from wagon, !. Ia s
cts. ft",n store considerable quantity coming in. Beef
s. per hundreds Meal, As els per bcshpl irom wagon
fih.-Shad, 81 ,OO 10 IS 90 per hb.; flerrlnps none
8, So
Cq6te.-St Domingo, ITO = cents per h.; Rio, s
- cents; laeura ca 10 10 cents Java. IL! TO Is cts
Cuba u To {.
s"gm.-Brown, New Orleans, u 10 Q cents per b.;
Porto Rlr1, 10 cents per d.. 81. Crux II 10 i2l
cents per h. Loaf, l2a to II cents per Is.
Caadles-lallow. ~ TO Is cents per TO-, Sperm 50
10 81 cens per h.. Hull SONS. Is 10 l. per b.
" hishep.-Common 26 to 80 cents per gallon. from
fwason from store. 81 10 SO cens. Recfed, 10 10 10
wagon.
Ermdy.-Appe. 81! cents per gallon Peach
Is cents per gallon.
Cotton Iarns-Faclory prices: l6 to II cts per ID
SORTED.
Fon.-Bar Iron. So per ton from boats, $50 from
Sure. Pig Iron held at $50 TO 3} per ton.
Steet-Bs,ered, g. to cents per H.; German. - 10
cents. Shear, 90 % cents per h.; Cast Steel, 90
to 25 cts. per ID.
Linseed Oil 20 cts. Lamp. 81 90 to SO per gal
lon Tanners SIC 60 to 100 per bbl.
Leather.-Good Sole. 49, to Is cents per ID; Dam
aged Sole, 4 to 5 cents per ID.
Founder Blasting. 400 to 4.25 per heg; Rifle, s..
80 10 600 per keg.
Hiool. Wool. &c to % cents per h.; Wool Rolls,
none IN market.
Coal and Vood-Biluminous. % cents per bushel
Anthracite, $500 per Ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
per cord; Hickory 81, so per cord
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IUsssifU ESoc EferrsssgS.

INR. WiSTAR,S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY
- Nowtha this preparation is well known 10 be
certain or incipcn Consumption Asthma, Liver
plant Coue nd other similar affections than any
remedy ever known there will he, and found those
yainousy wicked "a to connect spurious and ha
poisonous MIXTURE and Try TO palm IT of MS the genuine Bal
We raise no false alarm An imitation appeared in
Rochester, n last winter and in other parts, another
article somewhat resembling Dr. Nistars IA name is sold
We advise the public of these schemes, that their health
be thod wit ourselves plunderod Of our Just
rights Dr. Wistar's Bpsam of Wild Cherry is me
dclnc, and mere oficacous than other known. We
have the c1fen signatucS of such Recorder Tall
madgc, Counsellor Williams and John Power, ID. d., Of
New York. II. Gonge Esq, Member of Parliament, and
OF others, Prove Thai has cured Asthma bleeding
at the Lungs etc etc etc. after the physicians skill has
ceased 10 benefit.
The above valuable medicine is for sale by
ID. II. LYMAN. Druggist, Lynchbmg, Ia.
April % 1t
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RICHMOND MARKET. April 81.

Tobacco Inspections light owing to the harsh
weather We quote: Lugs. ST. a2s; Common
Leaf s3.a3s and A. mddlIng s4a4. and S; Good 5sa6
and g.; Fine S7al0s, as III quality fine manufacturing
descriptions S. to Ia.
Hhskey.-Bbls. 24c.; hhds 23c.
Cloreysced-$4 on per brshe.
Herds Grass.-S7c,c" do
1Ymothy-Do.-$3 SO per bushel
Flour Superhne t4.a4s
Sah-Wharf 81 60 Store s. 10.
Canle.-Beef from So. to al; shesp from 81 to 81;
Hocs fro II 81 to4..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
Books AMI STATIONERY
AT WHOLESALE

NT1'JLFICHLEs
WYE respectfully invite call from the Country
w Trade To our New Establishment, on the site Of
the old Eagle Hotel.
Our Stock of Books Writing Paper, and every arti-
Gle usually required large and compete and will be
rendered still attractive by extensive additional
supplies selected with much by one of the
Country Merchants will bear in mind that our stock
is almost entirely fresh and We are determined 10
offer you Goods in our line at rery toc prices.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books,
Stationery. ano Fories, Music &C..
i37, Main Street, Richmond.
April 10 tsif
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MORE GOOD PRICES.
By j. II. Three, Commission Merchant

Dy o. IT. IWtF, OWWlS6iOH .HercHdH
sold during The past week 2 bids. Tobacco, for Maj
Benjamin Hunter Of Campbell, | at So aud al $40.
%; for James Whitehead Of Pittsylvania, at $l3.
% and | at $500; for Mr.. Douglass H. Pickett Of
Campbell, | at $3.50 and | al 1915; | for Mr.
Willis Ham at $40 so; for Mr.. George f. Revely at
5000; 2 for Mr. Edward Bradshaw of Halifax, i at
50 81 ard | at $40; inr benjamin Lax at 1910;
aud for Zachariah Brooks 1880; besides many 9TH
eI, from 70 S.. j. II. TYREE Cum. Mer.
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Grand U6sai and EnsfrUns entail
CON q T. II.

.Hr. D0ner
In AS The honor OF Eliminating to his friends IN Lynch
4 Il burg, aud in It's vicinity. that he will give his
3rd Annual Benefit Concert,
oN FRIDAY EVENING rur 2nd OF MAY.
al he Uairc,saiist Church.
on which occasion Ills PUPILS will perlarm--nnm-
bering 80. aided by Amateurs Of celebrity
Professor Sfsio
has also. in very kind manner rendered his valuable
services.
MIR DAMfR promises 10 the lovers Of music a rich
eat. lie has selected from tho very best masters Of
music. OF the first order.
J1ckrrs to be had at DIR. Lyman's stone. 50 cents
each Concert to conmence at half past seyen
April % 2t if
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WANTED

vNOR the balance Of the year, a NEGRO WOMAN
l. without any iucumbrance. who has been accus
toned 10 house work, and cook for small family
For such liberal price will be given, and salts.
factory security for the payment of the money when
due.-Apply to GEO. G. WILLIAMS,
at w. J. Wis's Dry Good Stare
April "a elf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

o. We learn FROM The Louisville Journal that VIZ
charles A, Nhkfr. late Postmaster General. passed
Though that c'y en- the 18Th inst. on his way to Tex
as, designing. it is said bee,e resident Of tina
country, whether annexed or not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

SAFES nf Tobacco by U.M 7. SMITH. Commission
Merchant
One crop, the past week, of hhds Shipping Tobacco.
made hy Jas. f.. Palmer, Esqr. Of Halifax at prices
rangmg from 800 10 a1-averaae S650-w iich is The
hgh's price his season Tor crop ut dat dese
crp,on ui Tobacco Aso hhds fire. cured new ground
Iohacco. made BY Dr.. Lynch Dard OF Pntsy Ivania.
al $40. al Sll,75, and | al S7. all purchased by
David W. Burton. Esqr manufacturer. + ,bac-
COS, Of all descriptions. are commanding good prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
IT VUTJ = ENNF,
ROBERT TINSLEY, CPk.


CoMMIssIoNERs OFFICE.
Amherst Court House, April, 10, 1915. I
The parties interested in the foregoing order will take
notice that have appointed the I'd day Of June next
to commence the accounts therein mentioned on which
day. 10 O'Clock in the morning, they requested
attend my Office, with their accounts. vouchers and
copies of papers, prenared for examination and set
Element. RO. NJ, BROWN, Com'r.
April % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

&C. The Baltimore Patriot states that within the two
preceding weeks GEO hhds Of " esern Tobacco had
A%" brought into that market by way of the Susque
hanna Rail Road VIII the Patrio, be- good enough, if
IN IT'S pnwfr 10 infrm the Of transportation per
hundred 10 that iine7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
BALTIMORE MARKET, April 81.

Caiile.-There were 1856 head Of Beef Cattle offer
cd at the Scales dis morning. Of which SO we're driven
.,,h and all the balance sold +" the butchers. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

o. large Silver Mine has been discovered on New
River, In Graysan county, Va. about twenty miles from
the confthouse e that courty. A smelling furnace is
about to be erected al the Mines.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
Low PRICES.

GALOMEL. l2i cents or) the cake, 6. cts
u per W. Sweet OIL 50 cts. The bot
Cologne Water, long walls tie.
&, and I24 cts Tooth Drawers, 81.
Macassar OH, 25 eta the Bears Oil. l2l cts, the vi
vial al.
Violin Strings, IS cts the Race Ginger. l25 cta per.
set Id. 10 lbs. for 81.
Homes. 30 cents, Peters and Lees Pills, 25
Starch l2l els per ID. 10 els. the box.
lbs. fpr 81. Champagne Wnc pint
Water Colors, row boxes bottles. so cents.
for 81, 50, and other 81, Tooth Brushes. 6. CENTS
zes in proportion, Nlaccoboy Snuff, 20 cents
Surgeons Pocket Instru- per bottle.
meua. $40. Tapers, e. cents the box.
Shaving Soap, Gold SUPER
ScGats in quarter boxes, 81 80, better qualities et
dueed priccs Medicines Pepper, Alspice. Cloves Mace.
Dye SiniIs, Medicine Chests. Surgeons Instruments,
Visiting and PLAYING Cards. Oils, PaIus. Brushes. Var
nishes. Suuls, Guns and Pistols, Sporting Powder,
Wines and Gin. (od and choice quallties.) Brandy
Fruits. Pickles best lIordeax Cordlas assorted, Claro.
nets, Nlolns. Oclave Flnos Faeiolets. Flutes and
Flies. and many other articles equally low for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
April "a lsif
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$lrayeas ca stolen,

ri" From the Long Mountain plantation, several
IH11 weeks since, a sorrel ManE COLT, years old
having star in the forehead and white fot (pro.
baby one more of The others also whlle) Any nor
nation thankfully received by the subscriber.
WIN. COUGH.
April % IL
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WATERYrous.- & vvrIzTTENIoRE

fHNilANkFuI. Tor the PATRONAGE OF the Public since
L their arrival in Iytcbburs, wpu,,d solicit conln
0anee Of the same TO the new firm of
WAREHOUSE. WurrTEMORE s co.
April % 81
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L7TEST md MOST
IA Ssa2eeN ABEE ARTICLES

Those wishing Garments made 10 order, we would
invite 10 call and examine stock Of Cloths, CosSi
and Iostin9s, which we will sell or manufacture
as low as they can be bought in lhls market.
We will continue 10 keep the best of Workmen EN-
played in our Establishment and any work entrusted
10 cur care will he executed with promptness and war;
rantod to give eutire satisfaction.
Garments cut low.
April % On
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Es.ELE GOV .YSCE.v'SIO.v:
e.. q, .JpPLUN(l.

&. y. JOPLuNG,
- ESPECIFULLY informs the citizens Of Lynch
4 burg and the surrounding country, t at he will
make a BALLOON ASCENSION from the LOT nd
ju ming the Methodist grave yard on Saturday. the ID
day Of May next. and he hopes that that day he viii
share portion OF the patronage and Iberay for which
the citizens Of Lynchbnrg famed, and by their con
trbuons be enabled wiihou. pecunliy loss, 10 perform
that feat which has been considered grand aud i'm
posing
The interesting process of imitation will be commenced
at . o'clock preclsely at 10 pilot will be adrf al
another will follow; and nj II. the third and last II
he sent To explore and point the that the Bal
loon is to take At O'Clock the Eronaut will cut the
last cord that binds him 10 terra ima, and nunch into
the tmckltsa regions above.
The public may feel no hesitation in attending as the
Balloon is in fine order and every necessary arrange
men, made
Tickets 80 cents only. Children half price. A good
Band of Music will be in attendance, and police for
the preservation ofgood order
Tickets 10 be had al all the principal Hotels in town
April u 1t
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April %

4 i special term Of the circuit superior court Of law
and chancery for the county of Amherst continued
by adjournment. and held for the said county. the
court house, Thursday, the Cd day of AprI 1910:
Lewis Wright. John NJ. Williams. George w PETS
tyjohn and Mic1iah Davis. Jr executor of Henry
Brown Jr. decd, Plaintiffs,
against
Maurice II. Garland. administrator Of Archibald Rob
ertson decd, Sarah f. Robertson widow and rect of
The said Archibald Robertson decd. aud james NJ b.
Robertson. Arthur }. Robertson. archibald Robertson
William h. X bens0n, John T. Robertson and Andrew
d. y hertson infant children and heirs the said Arch
bad Roteson, deed, by Robert Tinsley. specially as,
signed their guardian. Defendants
J." CHANcERY.
The court doth order lh't the defendant Maurice H.
Garland, administrator Of ARCHIBALD Robertson decd.
do render, belure Of the co'anissl 'nets Of this
court, account Of his administrative OF The estate
OF his said lnesate. which account tho sud commits
soner IS directed 10 examine, stale aud SETTLE anu make
report thereof 10 the court together with account
shelving The amount Of The personal assets that have
been applied To the payment o debts binding the heirs.
and an account Of The real which descended from
the said decedent his heirs law and OF the present
annual profits thereof with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by hlmsefor required by the parties
be stated
A Copy-Tese.
ROBERT TINSLEY Cpk
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FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, on Saturday. the Sd May next, at
w the wharf near B. f. Sackeu's lumber house,
Freight Boai knownby the oi Richmond. The
said boat will be sold for cash. by order Of the fust
lngs Court of the town of Lynchburg in the case Of b.
F. Sacke,t VS.. b. G. Devinney
H. HUNTINGTON, s. c. l..
April II ,eMif