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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28
THE DEADLETrER OFFICE.


The Washington correspondent Of the Port
land Argus furnishes the following interesting
description of the operations of that branch Of
the General Post Office Department to which
are transmitted oil the uncalled for letters re.
naming in the various post Offices throughout
the Unon: oh rljW -g.Fo taif nr,1
Among the places which have visited, is the
Deod Letter Office, in the Post Office Depart
ment. Q 1t is certainly an interesting part Of
that building. You will be surprised at soma
facts | learned there. The business of the
dead letter office alone employs four clerks all
the time. One opens the bundles containing
the letters sent TO Washington, from the sever.
al Post Officcs, after they have been advertised
and no owner found for them. He passes the
letters over to two other clerks, whoopen them
oh. to see il they contain any thing valuable.
II theydo not, they are thrown on to the pileon
the floor No time is allowed to read them,
as that would be impossible, without great ad.
dlton Of help. The number of dead letters re.
turned to the General Post Office 10 as,onish.
ingy large. You will be surprised when I tell
you that it is fourteen hundred thousand
year, and under the cheap postage system is
increasing. Hence it requires swiit hands TO
open so large a number, without stopping to
read word Aay one who is so silly 90 to
write mess Of fnonsense to an imaginsry per.
son, supposing il viii be ultimately read by
some one, may save himself the trouble hereaf.
ter He may depend upon It, not word will
he likely to be read of the letter. unless he en-.
closes some thing valuable in it; and that
wou!d be paying too dear for so small whistle.
AT the end Of each quarter, the letters that have
been opened having accumulated to huge
mass, and having been in the mean time stow.
cd n'cbags, are carried out on the plains, and
there consumed in bonfire. The huge bngs
make five or six cart loads each quarter. $50
The letters containing any thing valuable. or
in. iact any matter encIosed-are passed over
TO fourth clerk, who occupies separate room
for the purpose, ard there are canyassed by this
gentleman 1t is very Interesting to examine
the Heterogeneous materials of this room, thai
have been extracted from letters, and sccumu.
lating for years Here you see the singular
matters that are sometimes transported through
the Post Otice.-The amounts of moneys, that
at various times has been found in letters, is
very large. When any thing ofvalue, as mo.
ney, drafts, &C. is found, the rule is, to return
it to the Post Office, whence it came, and the
Postmaster of that office must advertise il, or
use any other means best calculated to find the
owner If all his efforts fail he returns 1t to
the General Office, II is labelled and fled away.
somtines as much as $500 are found in week
in dead lettersf Think within this month sew
eral hundreds have been found. An iron ches, is
kept on purpose for thesc deposites. In looking
over the files in that chest, was aytouished u
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

MopERN PoETRy.-The following delectable
little morsel is an extract from poem, furnish
ed by correspondent of the Northern Cabinet
over the signature Of Synonymous, Truly the
poets are not all dead yet! .,t,, 81. -, ~,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

A glutton of fellow was dining at hotel.
and in the course Of the battle of knives and
forks, accidentally cut his mouth, which was
observed by a Yankee sitting opposite, who
bswled out, Il say, Mister, don't make that ere
hole in your countenance any larger, or we
shall starve to death! iGD iiiad Fe
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

square insertion, -. 30 so
do 2 do ~. 0 rs
/ 1 l'qdon a3fHs do .lsd .tHo, "wi. siD Ion
I Every subsequent insertion, .i,H .sas. O. Is
Yearly Advertisements one column, S25 half
column, BIS, three squares, Sl2 two squares, 80;
one square, S5. Halfyeary: one column, SIS;
half column. SIS three squares, So ; two squares,
S., one square, 80 So, e.esH 1si,igg ID n, s,,
Advertisements left without directions as TO the
length Of time they are to be published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord;
ingiy. h1s 17'7 llai ai saR afpil noii Ell
CTSixteen lines or lees make q square. scar
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28
ny prasser = E1lsely,,.. y
The Kiss behind the Parior Door,

s3 Tho KIss behiad the Parler Door.
81 las netenA DY ]. WAKEFIELD s4ysiaiilssd.
'lv "Take all the pleasures all those three is,4
ss Can give---wealth, fame and wine;s ozsr,
Still all will be the same to me, ,1a .,b.
While this remains but mine:
- Bit give me this-I'll nothing miss, -sr
,-b For little needs he more neo, ,.sIi ot
Ofpleasure, who can steal kiss o fe1
Behind the rarlor door" q 20"
Ifthere,s such pleasure in kiss, F.,- ,,n
''a That "wealth. and fame and wine"
Cannot compare with it, III make e.
s7. The precious treasure mine L., a,e, SO,
Yes, though meet with satchful aunts,
And frowning "'mas" score, % veg 20
THE nert chance will steal a kiss
1t Behind some parlor door b ,
Now Its as they say il is,
RI, That 'tstolen fruit is sweet" ~.
It proves that kisses must be stolen
To make the biis, complete! m
If so, I'll pluck them from the tree,
Nor trouble heaven for more! ~-.,.e
Oh the ki.s--the stolen kiss for me, sf
Behind the parlor door!
fi 1fkisses ,pere the fruit that graced 4
. The stree Of olden fame" 7
In plncking them1 do onot think
That Eve was mnch to blame.
find but one fault with the dame,
i Though some have found a score
To rof fbe rru;f sbe should have zone rFs
Behind the parlor door /,
MODERN PoErRY.-The following delectable
little m.orsel is an extract from poem,' furnish.
ed by correspondent of the, Northern Cabinet
over the signature. Of Synonymous Truly the
poets are not all dead yeti! .,f,., 81. -, ~
agtsI iorthare was man in Canada, ,i
] rs3 a cobler by trade a.elqtfe, by .r,
% e1, he marriad him hansum wife ys.
and after words she died vrs Y,va5
90 'h he marriad next buty '17r7 ---i'
hur cheeks were like the rose 'he-' IS
- bur eyes like sparkIig Dimons 'l
i-1H True vurtur did disclose ''a l.sa %
she settled down in stockholm
upon pece of land
and thare they bilt all for there use
l1.l AHA log biSos mouse ana i'1 a'oNa'''" oa'" -s az ,
In just about month. from this, j.
there was nouther cry
u., that he had gave hur pison stuff.
Oil fur to make hur dy,"
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k e I'M o v a Il.

NEW CARFETfNCS.
TIME subscribers have received, and are now
Il opening splendid assor'men, Of the following
,Saxony. Wilton and Velvet Carpetngs) ..,
Brussels and Imperial 3 ply do CAR
Ex,ra superfne and fine Trgrains do PET
Engiah shaded & Damask Venetian do ING.
American twillcd and tip'd do
English Urugee,ts and Wooden Floor Cloths
Stair aud Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano aud Table Covers
London Cheulle and Tufied Rugs
Door Mats Of every description. e eae7r.
.ls.. .e.- r ALSO ...-t.,. -.+
large and extensive assortment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, from to eleh, yards wide, cut TO fit eve
~ description Of rooms or passages. g.
Also, low priced Ingvain Ca,petines from 3ll 10
625 cents per yard, together with large and exten-
sive assortment Of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants. tis .4sHs5 ~ Ts,tl ..,s ,s.y,.e4
The above goods will be sold Wholesale or retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and Others are particularly invited to call md exa-
mine our stock before making their selections,
CLARKSON, RICH & MUI.LlGAN,
Successors to Joseph BIackwood, No. III Chesnu,,
corner Of Franklin Place.
Philadelphia, Fen. 22d, 1885,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

A Kiss by mistake is now called blunder-buss.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

ScHooL Boy Wir A poo. old horse covered
with wounds and pitiful sores, turned to die by
some cruel owner, found his way TO the gate Of
the public school one day last week, where he pa
tiently studied away starving existence. One of
the boys fastened on his name a paper with the
following notice ''"' H
"Wmied-A peck ofoats. Enquire within"
CALvEs-'You are from the country. are you
not sir = said a dandy clerk, in book. store. to
handsomely dressed quaker who had given
him some trouble.
ssYes E.Fr1 pg4 - zff
well. here's an Essay on the Rearing Of
Calves ,reffHal .fsm "a sashiu
r 'rhut' said Aminidab, as he turned to leave
the store, ahee had better present to thy mo-
ther.' A'a4 20 i4f'ae 7'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-03-28

Col. Crockett once said that popularity is
like soap il hardly stflens before il goes back
70 lys and grease again ~. a f,..,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.
EgEE BENT cHEER EE.OsR 1RELG,

NNlIiClI is in the limits d the new county Of Apo
W mattoN, bordering upon the line oi Buckingham.
and within mile or les, ot the james River Canal. and
liz miles by this route In the city oi Richmond
This Mill has fixtures very suPerlor--cntIrely com
plee-s never falling stream, and the brand Of the
Mill has a hgh standing in Richmond and other MAJ
kets.
The country adjacent 10 the NH is first rate wheat
growing part of Virginia
Those who may he DESTROYS Of cnnr,n2 in the nm
ulcture OF Flour, VII fal tbs Nll advantage II all
respects. Aud hos, win naS have a d'-p 9inn L
gage in a woocn or cotton, other nj Of Haaulrpry
would find this property very suitable 10 such under
taking. The Mn House is large, and he Dun
strncted most soidly and durably. The house SET
could be converted into cotton woulcn mauciorv.
such manuacory could be added 10 the -four IN Il.
most conveniently and aayantagcpnsy.
Mr.. Andrew White who lives at the MIL. Will 81 W
the properly any one DESTROYS of puchasn. relng,
the same.
For terms. apply 10
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, ilbemarlc county, near Warren.
Augus, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

UHOLES.}LE.LND RE3.3f3 GROCERS,
On Doom Apovr Mrln \ onArAtN.
4 ANf in zora. and are nov receiving their Fall and
y Nlntor Stock OF GROG Etif.S, comprising the
lrsl and bas selected stock u goods the, have ever
Il red Il the public. Most olthesr goods have been ml
elias Al Reduction from the former prices. and viii b.
III I'D Al a small advance. Ncask the attention ot
Merchants Farm Is and public generally. to the fol
lowing articles, hc.n2 part Il anr Stock.
a hhls Parn Rico aud NeW Orleans Sugars.
3 hbis superior \. q. clarified du
- hhds and bbls Loaf, Crashed and pulyorhcd
SueaB,
80 h1Nes and hhl7 Porto Re-. y Orleans, tula
and Sucdr house Nlolassrs
| hhd "Snarts' splendid iable Syrup.
- has r., ingara. Mafaealbo and lava Coffee.
= haNos, mporla GunroWder and Black Tea.
chit WY superior do
10000 lts. gaol and daulqgd Sle Leather.
- bis pare Tanners of.
cash " inter Strained Lamp Oh.
l5olIs She Thread
81 sides Russell aud Harness Leather,
10000 lis. Cotton Warns. Rienm md. Icahsyille and
oher Factories,
Together, viii Pepper, Ginger. Allspco Nuhucgs.
Wrapping Plper, Lcttcr Paper. Buckets, Brooms, Glass
= r. aud 10 II, Putty, Gfndsionos. Slllpcrc. Cop
Prms Aum, ndgo. Nloddcr. Starch Chocolate Lamp
wick. f@tne, Dlmestics Cotton Oknalurgs linisafs.
leans, Gassneis. Blankets Bed Cords Imcs Callcocs
\paccas Shoe lacks, Knives and Forks, Razors, But
tons. &c, &c, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
NEAN FALL. AND WINTER GOODS

FHNlE a1tscrlbr rs are now receiving, and IN "A few
day vii have N store, their entire stock of FAI J.
AND WATER GOODS among which viii be
found fall assortment Of the fashionable Tor La
DIES and 6enllemcus wear, well a large stock OF
Wolllans D5uestics Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes and
almost every article usually found in Dry Goods ostab
li~hmont.
F,cln. grateful FIR the patronage heretoGro received.
they cordially invite their friends and the public to givc
their stock examinations pledelng themselves to USE
very cNsfton and -para pans tn please all who may
favor them y III call.
:. 1t GGENilEniER & BROTHER
September II IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

NEW CONCERN.

'ENlE subscribers would respectfully inform Their
n friends and the plhhe saneGy. thai they have
hrned co partnership, under the style and firm Of
.MCielNHLhN& 7HO.NPSO.N.
for the purpose ol DOING General Grac ~ anl Commas
slnn business. nj the late stand Of Mct anuhan \ Ia.
Oar stock Of tflN'rcs, Domestic. &c. will be- found nj
all TIMES. arge and well selected unl at low prices
Consignments Of Flour. Wheat. Tobacco anl all lnds
Of Produce will receive our prompt personal attention
Goods received anl forwarded, no charges Tor Dmynpr
We respectfully solicit a shara Il public patronage
JDllN q McfI.ANNIAN.
CALVIN THOMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
MDNpAN MORNING. NOMINEES 30. s.,a.
NOTICE.

FhSlf. subscriber having purchased the interest Of f.
4. Meta nahan. IN the late firm of Mechanism
y Co has lonned partnership with Mr. c. 1homp
s'n' ol this place, Ter the purpose ii continuing tie
GRoGERf IND CO,N1HSStO.N 81 SLNTSS
und the si>le and firm of Met anahan 4 Thompson.
ana would Tsp cttully solicit continuance Of the patron
ag'. 81 hhertlls extended the late concern An ~
p rIenee al ; Years, close attention Ia husincss with the
entire personal attention OF both partners. will think.
enable us 10 give satisfaction 10 all who may favor us
with then patronage
JNO. q. McCLANAIIAN
Nov | IA
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
o. COME .IND SEE!,

o. COME .LND SEE!,
WIN. II. RYAN would beg leave mos respectfully
w to ni,sm his friends and the public generally
that he is receiving aud opening Of the cheapest
and most elegant STOCK OF GOODS. il has ever
been his pleasure to oler in Ibis market
II Will be found 10 embrace all the newest and most
fashionable Goods imported, and. he ventures the asser
ton will compare avoraby in styles. quality and prices
with any stock Of Goods south of Mason \ Dixon S
Inc
The remnant Of old stock purchased Of the late firm
Of Ricards. Ryan Co, will b. sold greatly below whai
the articles originally cost, they have been purchased
at an unusual sacrifice Believing in the doctrine that
nmble sixpencc is better aa slow shilling his terms
W II be at a small ad vance on first cost.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage, heretofore be
slowed upon the late firm of Rcars, Ryan 4 Co. he
would most respectfully ash continuance OF the same
To his present business,
His prices shall be uniform. All are invited to call
who are IN want Of cheap Goods
WIN. II. RYAN.
At the old stand Of Rjcards. Ryan 4 Co
vet D
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1arraaSes Carriages =!

FnNiE subscriber would respectfully inform the public,
Il that he is now in receipt of his Summer supply Of
C3RRL1GES.
The assortment is very LARGE, comprising almost every
style of article in use. The prices greatly below
what they have been. and the work he believes
be well executed, il being made especially his order
and directions, having special reference to he condition
of roads and country. He. therefore, respectfully in
vos purchasers to give hun call.
II. NJ DIDIAkE.
Nearly opposite Liberty Warehouse.
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II Ik A T. I. g. T. HS =.

This route through The Blue Ridge has many interest
ing inducements invite the traveller. owing the
combination OF the sublime and beautiful river and
tain scenery that meets the eye at every being al
the s direct and eegle frmthc Fast tooe OF nature,
noblest works. the far famed Natural Bridg and the
JnS, celebrated literary town Of Lexington. lie would
only add his grateful acknowledgements for past
asement With the renewal Of his pledge spare pain,
render his II DuSe every agreeable. and his
m'iaton satisfactory to all those who may favor Inn with
call WILLIAM JORDAN
Nov 10 l.
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wv. VI. BLACMEoEsD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BL,CKFORD, STATHAM X BILLIARD,

kyrRy MoNpAN AND THURSDAY,
:, t,r Dollars per an,a, payable 1T adraaee. No sub
..;,on ,eR be recsircd for shorter time than months
an ,,,ry tr1 be discontinued, (ercept at The dsefeto,
,,h, Edifors9 tnita all aITedr0gcs arc paid.
~. ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at so cents PEI
sy.aye (or es for erey inner form ''sertio" and 80 cts
mar san, ire (or less) for ercry outer form Insertion
FIERY qDIER1IsER is required to note on his Ms
hou long he mses ms adre'ttsene" Inserted an adrer
n,ot not SO noted % be inserted fH its dscont:n,unct
be ordered
nor YEARLY I'D ERTISLNf; TIC terms fo1
N, pririieye ofteo squares - o for squire 20 o'
one square, sr form - E"efy yearly aieerttser cH
h, required eoie has adrertisS TO his particular line q
business
a.. JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly aud erredaously
aud on reasonable terms
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Nov. 70


I--.-R THE UNDERSIGNED takes this
EAS!snt method to inann the travelling public.
e1aa;ii& that this II Use. heated in that beautiful
txt-HSSs$A and romantic region of country, the
Lynhburg and Lexington Turnpike road. near the line Of
the Blue Ridge Canal. which has been time closed
in consequence of family Affections is ready fer the
Iecenlln and pentcel acrannln ,daiinn of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30
SALE OF LAND AMP xr.:uoYs

virtue oil a deed OF trust. made by Richard : Ellis
10 in which Thomas IL Ellis and Cbampr Carter ar,
constituted Trustees. bearing date the 3rl August 1885
and recorded in the Clerk ore of the county Of Amherst
made to the payment of the debt therein specd
the und rsgned, hampc Carter with the assent aud ap
prova OF the SAID Thomas H. Ellis will upon the 2ls day
Of Dccemher loI6 if fair and not The n. fair d,y thu
sale 10 be continued from day ay until completed at
Pcdlar Mills IN the county Of Amherst sill 1t p lie au
finn In In hiu1..at l,.l.Iu,
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GREGORY - Ss0ysssS
y Z AVE noa IN store a large and we'll selected ST
Ill OF
HARDIN ARE. CI'rIFY. Guns. sc

large PORTION Of their stock has been rrr,utly selected
with great eare, the Northern Markets. aud offered
TO Their friends and the public generally al such prices
cannot fail 1--WE satisfaction
They desre rall from all who may wish to purchase
goots In their line assuring them thai the arcles are
good aud profits very reasonable
Am
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conn 1T E.SSY'!

CtU,K PRINCES and BUTTONS. Just received. of
- every shade and pattern Call spon you wllmiss
them. ID. /. l. fflf.hN
Oct. % Is
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EXTENSIN ASSO TMENT o +
NEW GOODS.
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.
N,,ra,a,i,ay Ia Ia IAfH

GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.
November lYh lSi6.
4 An now receiving extensive assortment of NEW
/ GOODS, bought upon rapidly declining market and
at s III prices as will enable To sell them lower Than
they have been sold in this place. All persDs in want
Good bargains earnestly e4u sed 10 call and SEE
before they buy.
F.. J. BURTON.
MY 10
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books. Books. Books

ID. B. P.1ENT.
EkOOkSEILER. Stationer. and Dealer in Fancy
Goods, Musical Instruments. Sc, next door below
bell fucker \ CO., Main Street, Lynchburg. Va. Of
iers to the public generally very large and we'll
cd stock Of BOOKS in all the various departments Of
Medicine, Law, Theology, &c.
English, French German, Spanish, Latin and Greek
School Books.
Blank Books of almost every variety.
zap and Letter Paper, plain and ruled, common and
fine
oo'e Paper, plain and fancy some very beautiful,
Taper llangings and Bordering,
' loins. Flutes. Guitars Sc
INK Ink Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax, Motto Seals
&c,
.hessman, Chess Boards. Backgammon Boards.
VOID and silver Pencils, gold Pens ladies' Worh Boxes
" nling Desks.
hd5ers' Cutlery, Sc, sc.
Ananacs for S47.
.1nn'ry Merchants. Teachers and all in want Of snci
'r'eies are respectfully invited to examine the stock.
Oct. Il Is
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John w. Page,

NJ Ill. practise IN the Inferior and Superior Courts
w II lynehbarg, asp in tie eann,,es ct Carnl,,l
Amherst and ApponattoX. Gfice IN Seh5olhcd'. build
ines, near the Market house
Oct. II
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NOf ire.

TWILL be sold for cash, nday, the 23l inst, at Lib
" ,ry one or Negroes belonging the estate Of Price
lopkin, deed. They Will be sold for fault bn, To pay
lbs r.. H. PRESFON, .4imr
tcuh the tcW annered Qr Price HOphais dec Il
November 9--t23N
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AEacfery for Rent,

CtTTI AI'ED one door above The ' III nan Off re- oc
= cupied at present by VIM d. Miller Esq.
Possession given ST January.
Apply II
NJ. LASGliORNE 4 SONS.
Nov 6 thy
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.NDf1'('E
L1's.ssps. E5'i,;"Psf!

4 tSf received, direct from the Manufacturers. l!D
eD yards Of beautiful fRINGf,S. assorted calrs and
widths. 10 which we respectfully invite the attention of
the Ladies BELL, RICkHR 4 co
November . T.
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November %
.NTU5S FOR TIE L.iDiESt

4 US'r received splendid assortment OF aides
~ Il | I + S.
such as Lynx, Isabella. Fitch African and Bear from
the finest quality dpwnto the lowest
M.So-Fancy Robes. article in this market.
They unrIvalfed Lon comfort in winter tnadcs riding
IN carriages, s6ighng. Sc Wcwoull heglad tarerelyc
call from the ladies'. believing that the ah5ye articles
cannot fail To please. J. RI MBDl oil
Nov. % I'm
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Fine Seg;srs.

VNlIE subscriber has ON hand stock If very SlPE
RIOR SEGARS. OF various branls, 10 which h,
would invite the attention of smokers
JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist.
NV 81 Il
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A Rf Just in receipt Of then Fall Stock Of Gr1reres
"a Liquors. Domestic Goods. Sc Sc which have
been recently purchased such terms, rs cnal lie le
tooller 10 Their friends n the country and the publ cn,.
orally, very great Inducements to buy.
W solicit call from all who in # good aud
cheap Goods, AS weave determined to sell
LEE 4 ROREpTS.
Nov. :
MORE RICH CAsIIAERES AND MI. SINS
4 HAVE his day opened fine lut of The above good,
10 an examination OF Wiich invite the attention Of
thu Ladies. d. T. C. PETERS
Oct % IL
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PoSTPDNFAIENT
The above sale of Negroes is sp med until Monday the
os,h If december ne>t, when will a'c place, above ad-
x,tiseJ f.. II. Preston, .1Anf Sc.
My. 26-t2SD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-30

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