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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
The Revenue.

One OF the uniounded assumptions OF "Sir" Robert
Walker in his last Annual Report which naturally found
much favor the British House Of Lords was that the
revenue declining under the tariff OF 1912 Mr. Evans
exposed the dscepveness OF this statement his powerful
dissection Of the Secretars nsneia statements and the
last N. Y. Courier Enquirer furnishes us with pract-
cal reuaon OF his assertion. That paper states that the
receipts the house in that city for seven months
ending July 81, le46, amounted TO Sll,l47,953
For the period in ls45 lO549 e95
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
SUBSCRIBER ON THE BRIDGE.
Correspondence of,he Philadelphia Inquirer.

- . WILMINGTON, July y, 1916.
Inc Innh bill went up TO the Presidents House this
evening amidst thunder and lightning and torrents of rain
"a III omen OF the storm Of popular ind which will
ere long, rise from every free portion Of the Union to syeep
away That which this day received final
lens Of thousands OF and and little children
Will feel the effects Of this days work. and hunger and ma,
kedness Will peep through the woodbins into the cottage
beneath whose roo under the protection Of the Tariff of
o4Z me hard listed father partook OF the fruit Of his earn
ings The rich with their Turkey carpets, wines and
oiheI Injuries will feel nothing Of IT, They move in the
Clouds aud sec not the Of poverty "aborng in VAIN
because lew men ~ Congress have sold his interests for
the sako OF party But thazks glorious institutions
the letters which to day may bind free people, can be
snapped asunder tomorrow. The Sleeping giant once
awakened will not slumber again in hurry
From tho free Preside Of the unbouaht farmer
From tho laborer his loom and wheel
From the deep tone Of the brown smiths hammer
Where rings the red steel;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

" Medical Gnlvanism.-The medical effect,
are daily attracting ntop ard IN, mo-,
pu'e results demons a hire nuuhet m com,
hey are mostly OF beyond IN. t,arh NJ o,
hsv meueai ART and therefore new ,,.u ,~s
v worthy OF ansnuoa Neorg Doot,r pe,vo. a en-.
aayas Ap"pehy Fis rsphaons pcdcepcy OF Nrvo,, "a
eai hne'sy may be traced di.osierei sat, of M
pm ana are therefore under that d..,.
ha' been found e.uiary beneficial Tbe me-,
e BY Of the Rrr. p,,s n,,s,
H ana magnetic rud OF Dr. which are an or. ~,
e eenan and eneisn method Known Tn,.- ...
arc ssa with hs INST pssc, eonveniesc. and IN. ,,,. a.,
nnuenee they N n. h.i.,s
of uher particulars In arotbsf n.,, M ,..
.Ipahaeoy pamphlets be had rraus BY o
he agents for ih, city, Me-su DUvAL PURcRii p,as.s,
- -, -, e.'eee, 10 r2
w sands Sarsa pm rilla. -Erysipclss i, . very
ana extremely dangerous disease especially vh.,. -,
neaa- LeechnE and
uue he disease TOT the time being well lnorp
wp apt 10 appear again. the indv 10 ov,r hr,,,s =,
We nave no hesitation = n,
DC found more effective remedy than op,.a 80
aepeuon and the thus effected compete, -
une OF the mes Of this that by M, ,ston
In e eInsushes the active poison By which IN. d.,
ea seaenrd while other remedies merely ,o,. A.,
visible ssns and leave the primary cause still tn, IN %
enaneons and ueerous diseases with m. NJ ,n
ms preparation may be- used with '''
neI pafueuAr. and conclusive evidence OF IN. ,up-,o,
agents gratis my w oooined OF The
and sold Wholesale .ai and 70, ,,po,.,,o
~ N. SANpS, Druggists Chemists. Cr,nis l,l..
NO 90 htoa1way corner of Chambers street New Yo.. Ia
y DIV Al fukCEtl, Agents, Main street RIrhmons ~. =
rhee, VI PCT ho'ir OF sin bottles DOLLAR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

Nor To BE CHEATED TwIcE!-At recent meeting Of
the Democratic citizens OF Columbia County Pa coun-
which IN 1874 gave majority OF go the Polk Eee
tora Icke-a resolution adopted against the Mckay
Tariff and another, boldly declaring that the meeting
would support no man for President Vice President
the L. s. or for Congress, who opposed protection
American Manufactures and Coal, whose principles are
OF a doubtful character on this subject"
Better late than never But it would have been much
wiser If these gentlemen had thought Of this in 1874 An
ounce Of prevention IS worth q pound of cnre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

VI HTIH " F0NI3-
Der IN Having usrd DR wGsrARH BAIsAM or WILD
CHERRY with rrei benefit myfeG eheorfuly comply with
my testimony IN favor Of
ok cold and setisd iung'. troubled for
weeks with very bad cough rad blood several tim and had
an ne alarming symptoms attending confirmed Conuyton
defparod q resvey Amer tyifR REMEDIES vain
obnued bottle ~ your Basam ook bot my
Commitment enteiy cured attribute reuoraon 10 heah
70 that msdne aone ~ who sch tcoi
aneotlors would feeousrd them ty Dr wkt,rs Basm
Immediately.
THOMAS y KELLER
Non. genuine whhoui The signature u T. Bstts
Fof ale By GAYEOR WOOD 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

On Yesterday. at o'clock, r. 81, wyspnan Or,s third
II Frederick w. and sabsla Rsdford eyed years
. months and ~ days.
The friends and aoqualnsBces Of the family request
cd send the funeral from the residence OF his father IN
Manchester, this uosdsy) evening Of O'Clock, without
further invitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
To the Common Hail.

we, IN the vicinity OF the Old Market Bridge very hum
oily petition your honorable body permission TO remove
ato"T own cOsD the nuisance now before our
doors We verly believe the loss already sustained b ~
IN all respects equal 10 the amount expended by the Cor
Poraon in making the improvement now in progress -
ana we would respectfully suggest TO the Members of the
Common Hail. the proprety of consulting the bushes,
Of the community when any improvement to be made in
their neghborhood. whether they will be willing TO
pay ior 'ueh Improvement for the privilege Of employing
,efests. $500 "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

IL The Weston Sentinel Lewis county, gives des
crpuon OF destructive food in that region on the 22d
ult The town was ocean" OF water boats being ne
eessay to navigate the streets The loss OF property was
The bridge the Staunton and Parkers
burg Turnpike built by tho State on the Wes Fork was
swept away.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

IL The New York regiment OF volunteers, destined for
the conquest OF California has been seryce
They embarked New York the lst. for Governors
Island, where they encamped until the I4th
inst when they to depart on their distant voyage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

IO,54s ss5
Inerease in seven months.
S5g7,s5s

For the four months the receipts from customs will
bear proportion presume those of the first part OF
the year Very few foreign goods will be imported-none
beyond the actual of the country immediate con.
sumPuon-while of those already brought In no incon.
siderable portion will be exported for the purpose Of hay
the duties already paid refunded and importing them
as soon as the new tariff shall 20 into operation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

u The LocOs in Raleigh vented their spleen upon their
late idol. Senator Haywood, receiving news Of his
resignation, by getting up eareaure, representing him.
creeping on his knees into the Wing ranks Such par
~ gratitude
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

LIeHrSISG-The Columbia Fountain learns from . pri
Va'e letter. that the Rev. Mr. McClary OF Anne Arundel
Co, Md narrowly escaped from DEATH by lightning few
Spsago' lie mad Just dsmounied from his horse the
house OF neighbor, the electnc fash strnck the
morse aud Killed him instantly He n fine animal and
the loss Will be considerable the reverend gentleman
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

u The citizens Of Savannah have invited the brave
COL Mcintosh, who severely wounded in the bat
ties Of the sh and 9th Of May and who now in that city
on visit to his relations, paake OF public dinner as
some slight evidence OF the which they place up
on his distinguished services the field The entirely
disabled state OF arm, and much general debility how
ever, compelled the gallant decline the honor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
GeneTaIGa

We are g'tihed e. being able Icy before our readers
~ accurate report from highly competent source Of
the proceedings Of the Court Of Inquiry now in session al
Old Point We return ibanks to The gentleman who
h'' 80 kindly promised furnish us with the proceed
ing'. We commence their publication this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

We understand that the Rev Mr.. COwes has consented
TO peaeh the funeral the and place specified
" tho above resolutions The friends Of the family snd Of
tho deeea'od, Mr. Adophug Muir and the public gene.
reilly are respectfully invited 10 attend the occasion.
Ed. fHfsfiiRsneeT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

faith stand slOof from party, aud ia dirty work.
Tais nation cannot be defended b. political party. Tho
conduct ct military should be saeh that in time Of
war they will have the confidence Of all parties"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
n q TIC +, =

III Cargo sale OF Sugur, Moln..e.- A.
our Warehouse at X, cket. this motnng al 40 o'eek
~ which We ask the auenon of dealers,
aet DUNLOP, MONCuRE A. CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

svioI9s Col r. Peyton, committed suicide In Sumner
Soupy Tenn slew days ago by shooting himself through
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
ne. NArUAmY TAYInn-Ilfe ID Mnlo, 49,

4 I'm. ZACHARY TAYLOH.-Life of Major Gersrsi
- Zachary IaytT with m account hs brilliant achievements
on the RIO Grande and eeNhefe nIdrs fene Of Port
Ham and The bau- ~ Okee bee Asi oftbr lives
and heroic acts n Nsi bnrgo MAJ Brown Gross Capita
Montgomery Capt Nay CaPt Wser Lsuts Rdeey Blake
dao &C ny 9 Fank Powell Illustrated porrait Gen.
Tayor Price Csc. Jost rcseisedb by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
LAND AND NEGROES
EAR GAI.E

RY virtue Of decd of trust from Frederick w
- Basssnd ThonasR Bass John Dance hear
ING date The RiH DAY q Otooe l543 and duly the
Clerks Office Of PowhatsR County Court Oh ~ for purposes in
AID deed Hehned expose 70 sale, at public Tor
Powhaan C0uuhouT The first Monday September merit
ing Cour day. lying in Povhntan eounope
oontsnng 20Oaeie- which the aid W. and b
other containing ii2i and adjoining
tosethsf with Eve Negroes Nancy and chldrep ana sally
and Maria being the property % p w Bs's as7 Nesro, The
prop ry q Tho Bass A. 1lof Peter Rachel indy ma
children and Elizabeth Tomey- OF % much Of aid nd .
m1ny Il d negroes shall be satisfy ths puos
" iad deed The title believed b. good shah Ell and
elnvey o. uusee only. r. 2. GRAVES
40 - WV Surviving Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

aAy ana VII leave the wharf usual At O'clock Tn.
'he mas me accommodations for passerRes
auf-H henry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

CLEARANCEs FROM THE RICHMOND DOCK
for the month ending the 3st July, 1916, viz:
Soveniy-two t72l BnRs. Schoonep and Sloops, snd
sky ZOO Arks with produce TO shipping below. Enter
ed in the PERIOD four hundred and forty d4O timber
logs TO saw mill. BAT. GRAVES,
Dock Master and Lock Keeper,
auA Richmond Dock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

From each and oil, II We are not forsaken.
And left unto an evil choice,
Loud as a Summers thunderb,lt shall vsk.,
A peoples voice,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

u The Charleston (Kanawha) Republican informs
that man answering 10 the description OF cambridge
Epes arrived the hotel in that place stage
day the 18th inst and left morning for Guyandote
He registered his "B. Davis, from n. Carolina
Mr. Talbot of Lynchburg, pursuit. arrived at Charleston
Friday the Oath
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04

We find in the South Carolina papers the following let
ter from this gentleman written as will be SEEN in reply 10
series OF resolutions recently transmitted to him:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
To +. w. Allston. E,n.

1t will be by this letter. that Mr. Calhoun is Of
opinion that the Mexican precpately and unne-
eessary entered into We have ourselves the
test doubt that might have been honoraby avoided and
that redress might have been secured for every wrong OF
which Justly complain and that all matters in dispute
might have been satisfactorily terminated for OF
the sum docking at the subject only pecuniary
peeJ which will be expended in the prosecution of the
But would have suited the purposes of Mr.
Polk, when he ordered army unnecessarily 10 march
to the Rio Grande for the purpose OF provoking conflict
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
vol. xxII:-.yn. Sc

uled The kitten, aud forgot 90 away unill had ~
burned fully Two hours. Eaphrosyne quite Lust sight
OF my questionable Introduction and ehned in with
wit as brilliant as her beauty; did she put IN . sin.
gle grave look when volunteered to call the next day
aud Rad the reminder OF the poein
u Is impossible 10 conceye how carefully walked
home My head and heart full Of the widow and
the wnger. aud my life more precious than the PiQs
ct Diamond, kept my eyes sedulotsly upon The fsvs-
meni to besure thai The coal holes would be closed; and
never once cfossed the street without looking both ways,
| to calculate The dangers ofbeing over. When ar.
rved Was ptesenied with letter from my silorney,
giving me The choee Of an ensigney IN regiment which
WAS ordered 10 The Nes, lnes uf VI going missionary
To New Zeaand. wrote 10 him in answei, that II was
perfectly mma'eral 10 me whether was cut off BY
yellow fever or deyuured by cannbas, bat that had
business which would prevent rom avsiling myself
OF either alternative. Two morihs al least.
The next morning fund me ngan at the door Of Eus
phrosyne who gave me her litle hand, and received
NE with the smile of did acquaintance. Affairs went
on pretty much The SAME as they did on the preceding
day. The poem aas long. her signing exquisite, my
aneedoie oi New Zealand irresistible. aud again for
got ourselves Ill II WIS necessary III common poenesr,
to ask mo 10 duoer. Here her sober attire, which fur
sumo months had been piece Of mere gatuiuus respect
was exchanged tor a low evening Dress and my sou,
which was trimming before. In agony to find room
Tor my increasing transport Her spirits sportivs
MS butterflies, aud fneted the wers Of her ims-
ginnan with grace that quite miraculous. She
fidcned The rapdty # our acquaintance eulogized my
modesty TILL II was well nigh burnt cinder, and
cry now aud then sharpeneh her vii by dedicate
curIenre 10 Apollo aud The shoulders Of Hercules
he third aud The fourth and the hfth days. with
twice as many more. equally productive Of excuses
Tor calling and reasons Tor remuning till at last took
upon me 10 call and remain without Ing myself
bout ihh our % the other received with progress
sive cord atty. and, al last with mixture of timdity
which assured me Of the anticipation of catastrophe.
which was. AT once 10 decide the question with the in.
suranre oflce and determine the course Of my travels
one day found the Pert sitting rather pensyely At
Mpr no ugu t,nl mn hus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

bsHE SUBSCRIBER, having taken the house OPP
1 posIle Messrs Hancock s Hunts Jo5acco Fac'o-
~. and next ,loor above Mr.. Dlngnd's Foundry,
in the square below the franklin Hotel Tor The puf-
pose of manufacturing FLAllENlNG Mills ~ me
Alanulac urers Of Tobacco IN the town OF lYncrbnig
and lis vicinity hega leave 10 Inform them that he -
prepared with the best materials that The tlchin"nh
market can a1d for making the above afieei ana any
other work that NAV offer for manufacturing purposes;
He sorlis share Of patronage, feeling conlhe' "n'
the experience he has had IN the CIy oil Hlch'Iohu
that he can give general satisfaction.
Please call and leave your orders, and they shall be
filled very promptly, by CARY T. TUCKER.
Alay4 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
TIE ART or WAR suppLANrFD.

The NV York Express says the following commns
ncaIl0 Is from respectable source; and adds that II
truly speaks we need neither fear with England
nor the ID.
Internal .Uachinei- The mhoIe mode Of naral trarare
chGqRedf-Ihe combined fleets Of all nations biorn
into ifaenlcnid, bya simple operation j .Nlechaniea!
Scieace'W
One Of our enicrprsng young men has invented ma
chine which is called The Loviaan.' for the purpose
Of destroying the vessels of enemy n the time of war
It moves from 10 10 8 miles per hour, far below the
surface of the Noa ripple Ia the water.
approaches the vessel doomed 10 destrucon. No
warning is given. No moving, living thing. may
the twnklng of AZ eye.' the work Of destruction Is ac-
compshed and the strongest vessels on the ocean ~
scattered in ten thousand fragments All on board must
inevitably perish In mon eni the 'Leviahan insnil.
able 'Gau King of ferors' is on It's way 10 another
object of lis destruction. II 10 cheapy constructed and
eau he nnygatod with very lew and those as per
ecly safe If they were Thousand miles from the
OF action Each machine 10 capable Of destroying
five vessels per hour Of any magnitudr.
We rejoce AT the appearance Of this wonderful MAJ
chine. AT This critical moment IN the state OF our nation.
al aiafs. One inbred thousand dollars will protect
our barbnr against the combined fleets OF the whole globe
and million protect the entire American patton. II
canno be advanlag used by prvateers as II viii
prove the plee destruction Of the prizes, yet Il VIII
defend them against enemy in oi an attempt To
eca piure We understand the whole matter is before
the Cahine, AT Washington. The mode of construction
will If course be kept from all other nstrns
With This in 2assesslun, are the dbierS ~ com
nierce and The mistress Of The seas"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

M T. have Insl received
w A lot extra Family Hacau.
1000 lbs. Lard, in fklns 10 sui families,
300 bs. Noal. (sxra ine1
A lot Wool Rolls, cry aise,
= 2. Scy Ties. extra qaaitty, As and 80 inch,
few "are of lnwnle,' Pae0t Bee Hives
Cn,hes Racks. It'e Buckets aud Trays,
2 ,ierees extra refited Sagar. fe fruit.
ave have s'l'I On maud salt. Soap Meal, Mnlasses
"ur. aud every other article usually kept ia Grocery
S'nre all which will sell low or cash. or give in
exchange FIR produce Of every kind and description.
All weask, is tan ti,we are sure You VIII he pleas
ed. MORRISON & WATKINS
May 81 4l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
r- The LyNCHBURG yIRGINIAN,
.sal&L.L.S

seni-tcretty fecsrU hoadag ana Thursday,
~ -Four Dollars per atan payable IN ddrdnce NoSH0-
,ript,on tci5 receredt0r shorter time than SI hoh
and no pape5 ,cH be discontinued, (ereept at The discretion
,,th, C3jtorg) until al alTeardges are paid.
a.. fDVERV TSE.i:H,NI'S Inserted al 80 cents per
,oaare Tor iess) for erery inner form insertion and ga
cs Der s1a1re (oress) for eoery outer form insertion
EVERY .7DVER1IsfR IS required to note, On ms
manuscript long he ,rishes his ADVERTISEMENT inserted
an udrertsemen not SO noted, 7f 1e se''e" s'' ito "
eattnuance be ordered.
ron YEARLY .4DF-FRTtSLNG the terms ara for
he priesse Of t,oo Squares 40 for one square, So for
ne 81 .are ipaer form, s35 Eeery yeary aars't'ser
WILDE re t4rsd 10 fas MS Advertising to htspartlc"
ar line Of business.
81 JOB PaLNfLN'; erec'aed neatly a"d sfpeaa'o"S-
ani Oh reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
TRUST SALE.
Ac nErsy ar FkPHfOrH.

EeY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date the us
I'D day of January S43 aud Of record IN the clerk
Office OF he county court OF bedford IRON Alexander
Thomson 10 me- as trustee, shall proceed 10 sell, on
THURSDAY the lth day of June next II lair. It not IN
The next fair day thereafter on the premises, at public
auction for cash. certain
TRACT OF LAND
or So much thereof shall be sufficient To SATISFY the
Sums now due and in arrears for which the deed was
made 10 secure This Land contains IN all, about
oal ACRES,
lying upon the Lynchnurg and Salem Turnpike Road
and admins the lands of John I Gray and others is vt
good soil rar improving lies very well, aud has some
first rate Tobacco Land upon II.
The title Ia the above land believed To be lndspnt
able but selling As Trustee. shall convey such title only
as is vested ia me BY the deed aforesaid.
GILES 1. QuARLES, Trustee.
hay7 II June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
FOR HE M.
FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

T-VrN THE UNDERSIGNED las been au
SAM ,horzrd to sell the
SsIiiiM HOUSE and LOT
k.Esx.sS=S naw occupied by MI James l.. llnrner,
on Flrsi street. near Capt Sam'i. l. Watts and Mai
Gafand's. The house is large and very oonvcnlont
and situated in an excellent neghburhuud. 1t presents
peculiar advantages, being private the country aud
yet very near 10 the business part of the luwn. The
lot contains upwards OF an OF ground and makes an
excellent garden. Ia addition 10 the ahive advantages
the fine prospect from the house makes IL one Of The
most desirable and elegant family residences IN town.
The attention of purchasers is invited.
1ERMS.-One-luunh cash, the balance In one, two
and thrte years, bearing interest
GEO. WIN. BENAGU.
May IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
| Boston Yankee.

mean man, is the de,eslaon Of everybody even
Of mean themselves. A nDsh, bne wbrhy Of the
name should be of high gonerons, noble spirit, into
which nothing mead could enter. He should
have biz heart and bol( one. ready to do good and
brave deeds. and the soul n honor and loty chiyary-
There mbnbood in sGfshness. no generous feeling
n a sordid disposition Alrank. free, bold heart, alone
becomes your true man Dow, Jr. hits on your mean
character charm. iThis way -
eli he had power and could enrich himself thereby
he would brush the silver stars from the armament,
snatch the golden sun fom The sky. and sell the
for old brass and If six pence was required al the gate o
heaven rather than pay the entrahce fee, verify be-
,eve he would lrom his resting place mid night.
and pick the luck with ten penny nal"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
Soap and Candles for sale.

Encourage Home .NaaufaciWes.
HNl1E subscriber would inform the procers and the pub
u lie generally, that he has hand large supply Of
good SOAP, which he viii warrant to be equal 10 any
brought into this market, if not better and ne deter
.nned to sell it at such price Will tail 10 give sal
'sae'wh. lie earnestly sJcits hose in want o such
an article, to call aud rive him trial before sending to
.'e N1rth Or purchasing elsewhere. He has sui on
nano some sixty seventy boxes ot good Summer Tai
low Candies
lie prepared exchange Soap for Grease and ASH
rs on The most reasonable terms. Those who dn not
wish to go 10 the r5ate Of making up their soap,
would Go well to give him trial.
Ills mandatory is opposite poe's Tan Yard.
ALEXANDER SIMPSON.
May 81 ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
Dlss. .uulDaN a SPENCER

MEIER their professional services 10 the ctizcns OF
~ CnARhorrk. Particular attention will be devoted
10 Surgery. and also To Dental Surgery
board Tor Surgical Patients may be had either at
,apt WIN SMITHS VI MIR. CAgpwELLs $, on the most
reasonable lenps
May ii In