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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-13

DoRoTHEA DIx.-Miss Dix, the philanthro-
pist, is said to be dangerously sick al the Luz
natic Asylum in Columbus.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-03

Ohio, 2as
Average per cent proportion of the six lastnamod States
'''s per cent
lie had LETT out OF this table Kentucky, Tennes-
see, and Mississippi, because neither of the gentlemen
who spoke presented the views Of these States Al,
the time they spoke. But how was it with "Old
Vrgnia"-Wlth her university, and colleges, and
academies her great wealth. and means Of educa.
ton for one hundred years. Why she had a propor-
ton OF 7.72 per cent. who could not read or
write, whilst the average of the "West" was 4.S4
per cent? He thought therefore that the sheer about
deficient education came from the gentleman on the
opposite side with very bad grace indeed Pass
ing from that subject, he went on to speak Of the
course of the argument pursued by some gentle
men as not being, IN his judgment, indicative Of o
rejecting and judicious patriotism. Arguments had
BEEN he conceived, thus put into the hands Of the
British negouator. Such, for instance, was the
statement OF the senator from Maine, Mr.. EVANS,
that the expedition OF Lewis and Clarke was repre-
sented oy Mr.. Robertson as purely commercial, and
that they applied TO England, France, and Spain
tor passports, and actually obtained them. He
Mr.. A. had no doubt that that was all fish story;
out stu, suppose II had any foundation, let them
see what the senator had done to aid Great Britain!
he Mr. A. ala not imPute to the senator any de.
'gn 70 ao ureat Britain IN her pretenslons, but he
SPOKE oi inc erect ana tendency OF ms argument.
| MI. n; hen ~enl on 20 express his disapprobaton
the inIoauc.on OF inc question of the likelihood
OF war ,esu.ns rom .he houce, and OF the parade
.hat hau peen naue OF the naval strength of Eng
ianu, anu the auegeu comparative weakness Of the
united states. What was the object of all the WV
10 descriptions OF the horrors OF war Was it to
e,ar,h lie 'ears OF inc American people, He could
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18
BY THE TELEGRAPH.

We received the following through the Tel
egraph last evening, copied from the New Or
leans Delta ofthe 10th inst.
Departure Of Troops The steamer Calves
ton sailed last evening at o'clock for Point
Isabel, carrying out the U. S. Troops lately az
rived from Jefferson Barracks, under the com
mand of Lieut.. Col. Wilson; also two compa-
MES belonging TO the Washington Regiment,
as follows: One company, commanded by
Capt Isaac F. Stockton; First Lieut. ]. Straw
bridge; End Lieut.. Samuel Gray. The other
commanded by Captain Tobn; LIST Lieutenant
Mccain; end Lieut.. J. R. Kelly. These two
companies comprised 1853 officers and men,
Total of400 men on board of the Galveston
These troops are under command of Col Will
son, of the u. S. Army.
About IL o'clock the steamer Telegraph Got
under way, conveying Eve more companies as
follows: Orleans Cadets, Capt. Glenn; First
1t l.. Hall; end Lit. Libbon-6s men. Old
Hickory Rfemen, Capt, Rice, 69 men. Ken
lucky Volunteers, Capt A. Stockton, full COM
pany, Louisiana Greys, Capt. Breedove; First
1t G. W. Shaw, Second 1t. T. Vanburen
10 rank and fine. Orleans Guards, Capt. So
Mat, with full company. This battalion is
under command Of 1t. Col. Forno, and embra-
ces about 400 men.
The steamer James L. Doyle, got off this c.
venlng and will take the following companies
nearly all of whom arc ready. The Clinton
Guards, Capt Chase; Washington Guards,
Capt Vandegride; Orleans Invncibes, Capt.
White. These companies will increase the
number of troops for Texas about $40 men,
and will be accompanied by Col. Walton, COM
mander of the Washington Regiment.
Captain Wright, of the steamer Galveston,
says he will probably reach Point Isabel by
day-break on Wednesday morning.
The troops on board the steamers mentioned
above, will increase the force of that Point
over 1000 men.
The Delta says the advices from the Rio
Grande yesterday morning passed gloom for
the moment over the city, but the feelings Of
our citizens soon "recuperated," as they say in
Mississippi, and burning desire to revenge
soon succeeded sentiments of sorrow.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18
MONDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1916.

BaAimorcans for The Var Among the phi
Yates of company raised at New Orleans
called the "Orleans Boys" commanded by
Captain Hunt, and mustered into the U. S.
service, we notice the names of ]. r. Weir,
Jr., and w. d. Toelle, of Baltimore.
Meeting al Richmond. A large war meeting
was held at Richmond, Va, on Thursday G.
vening, which was addressed by Ed. Caring
ton, Jr., Gen. Darlington, r. G. Scott and
John D. Munford. A company of volunteers
has been organized under e. Darlington, Jr.
.4rmy Movements. The brig Virginia, Capt
Hood, left Pensacola on Wednesday morning
last, the 9th inst, for Brazos, Santiago, with
body of "a United States troops. The fol-
lowing officers accompanied them. Captains
Webster and Taylor; Lieuts. Donaldson and
Bowen; Asst Surgeon, DR.. Moore; Lieut.
Hooker, Adiutant of the Regiment.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18

WAR roceedingS in N. York..
The City Councils of New York have adopted
resolutions pledging the city to furnish full
compliment of volunteers for the war agai nst
Mexico. The Mayor has also issued his pro-
clamation converting meeting of the citizens
in the Park on the subject.
.Naual. The U. S. brig Perry, Lieut.. Com.
Blake, has been ordered to sail Immediately
from Norfolk for the Gulf of Mexico.
Meeting at Potlsulle, A public meeting is
to be held at Pottsvle, Pa, to express the opin-
ion of the citizens in regard to the Mexican
war. COL Wynkoop, of that place, and the
Hibernia Jackson Guards, have rendered their
services to the government.
Gen. Scott Going to Texas! General Scott
has been appointed to the command of the
Army of Occupation in Texas, with orders to
proceed Immediately to the scene ofwar. The
army is to consist of thirty thousand men, that
number to be at once ordered to join the Amer
lean forces now under General Taylor; the
whole being subject to the command Of Gen
Scott.
The Volunteers for the Var. The Union
after stating that Gen. Scott will take the
command ofthe Southern army, says:
"We understand that the volunteer troops tc
be Immediately called into service will be TAX
en- from the States nearest to the scene of OPP
erations, and for them the necessary orders
have been issued. Measures have also beer
taken to have the residue of the authorized
force organized, to be called into the service 0
their country at the shortest notice, ifthe pub
lie exigences require. We understand tina
portions will be called for from each State ant
Territory, SO that an opportunity will be affor
ded to all her gallant sons to participate in tn
defence Of their country"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18

CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
changing, las on the route via Washngton,) with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
:. s,gazsyq Leavinglower end Of Spears Wharf,
fSa,sss Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays
at O'Clock, P. NJ. in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
q es.1Aesa or HERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
AAEsxspEss, Capt sutton, arriving in Norfolk
-ssakssszuAsssA next morning, after a comfortable
nights sleep, at 0'cocki thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
"A ssss5a CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
Ss9s;sssa boat ALICE, Capt Skinner, TO City
aeassAAsxs&ssL Point Railroad, (all the above boats
and road being now in good order, under the com
mand of skilu and polite commanders,) TO Pc
tarsbuIg, Va, CARRYING there ad Of
the route via w ashngton) where he two lines ANAL
gamate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N. e.,
thence by STEAMBOATS, to Charleston, S. c., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, Fayetteville,
Lynchburg, and to the West will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
us Returning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, P, M. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
en routes. -
FARE REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Va'.''...., ...'.....'. So,OO
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond Observation-Disclosures. 600
Passage betweenB amore and Weldon, C. 900
Passage between Baltimore aud Charleston, s.
O. Through tickets) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 90
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boasl
o. Travellers will be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat) who
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat.
mh5tf I. SHEPPARD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18

New CHURCH. The cornerstone of new
Episcopal Church, to be called Trinity Church,
was laid at Marlbro', Prince Georges county,
on Thursday last.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18

A small schooner, the Aurora, sailed from
Point Isabel on the 28th, for this port, with
dispatches. The weather has been very
severe on the coast, and it is to be fear
ed that she has been driven ashore.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18
PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN

For the convenience of the
EHEsSzsA 81 citizens and others in the vi
essszssszsS MkxsA entity of Port Deposite and
sSisssSzss- W. Havre de Grace, Passenger
Car will be attached to the freight train, leaving
Havre de Grace daily Except Sundays at O'Clock,
2. M, arriving in Baltimore about half past 7.
$E3-Ths line will also enable citizens of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning Mail Train, to devote 3
ORA hours to business or recreation, at Havre de
Grace or Port Depose, and return to Baltimore by
dusk.
T+*Fishermen and SpOrtsmen generally will find
this very seasonable train TO return early in the
EVENING
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18

Immediately the other masks enter; they a.
gain bandage the Dr. eyes and lead him a.
way. The same carriage deposited him at his
door, Raising his bandage he saw it disappear
in the indstinct light. 1t was five in the
morning.
For three months the DR.. sought in vain to
unravel this terrible mystery-and had it not
been for the ring, he would have thought him
self the victim of halucination. However,
hoping that the ring, sole proof Of the terrible
event, would sooner or later lead to some dis
covery, he wore it habtually on the chain of
his watch. The day before yesterday the DIR
was invited to the ball of the Countess of z.
at her hotel, rue de Varennet All the most
distinguished in the fashionable world was there
The greatest names of France iostled the most
llustrious quarterings of German nobility
A young man. his face extremely pale, and
OF most melancholy expression, had been OBJ
served during the evening passing occasionally
through the rooms, then retiring sadly from the
crowd. At length he found himself for
moment appos' te the DIR. and his eyes, which,
at first fell, mechanically, upon him, sought
him continually. They were soon fixed with
the most trghtful expression upon the ring
that sparkled upon the Drs waistcoat. AL at
once he pushes through group that separates
them, and roughly strikes him with the elbow
with evident design. The DIR. politely complies,
and his only reply is a blow. Ono may ina
CINE the stir which such scene on such an oc-
casion would make. Tomorrow the DIR. and
his aggressor fight, as all Paris knows, and the
result may be some eucdation of the strange
scene in which he bore part.
TFhp SFuup IF This sIorv tntnorrow.1
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-18
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CARRYING THE GREAT

DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEP
SUNDAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
SIZE OF fss,.FE ESTATE.

4 CITING under decree Of the Hastings Court Of
n Lynchburg, IN a Chancety suit therein depend,
ing by the style Of " ams, Us. Victor &c. the un.
dersIgned Commissioners appointed Tor the purpose,
will proceed 10 sell IN The premises, Friday the 9Th
May, lsl6, nj public auction. to tie highest bidder The
following REAL ESTATE. in Lynchburg, To vii:
The House aud lot on Sd street. the residence
Of Jehu Wilkins, containing 81 feel front, aud run
n,ng back 81 feet, with the
TWO STONY BRICK HOUSE,
being desirable family residence.
Aso lo' Of ground with a building thereon, on 2nd
street. containing % feet front and running back 80
feet just below the franklin Hotel
The tile 10 the foregoing property is deemed unqnes-
onable, but. acting Commissioners. will only
convey with special warranty.
Terms Of sale, 6, r. and Is months except aoout
$50. which will be required to pay Gusts and eSpences
Purchasers TO give bonds with aood personal security,
and the llle To be withheld until said bonds paid
liable 10 be resnd. 10 of default
JEHU WILLIAMS. =,
JOHN G. sllACKLEFORD. s o'" Is
April g ISM
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~. DL.lCKFDHD, STITW.LN ~ DxLL.YREs.
IL 1siElENlSo
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

u seni-oeekly (srsru .ho,day ana Thursday
o. Four Dollars per annum payable in adranee No sub
ssrpom ,oibs recspedtor shorter time than sir months
md no paper H be discontinued (ercep at the discretion
sftae Editors,) until all arrearases are paid
e. aDVERTTS E.ME.NTS inserted at so cenfsper
,..e for isss) for epery inner form insertion and 81
oer square Tor less) for every outer form insertion
EVERi ADVERTISER u required to note, on his
manuscript hoo long he rishes his advertisement inserted
an adpsrseenf not noted, UH be inserted i ITS DIS
onfi,su.ance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are for
he privilege Of squares $40 for one square, s25 for
ne sql 1re inner form, s35 Every yearly advertiser
viii rs7uired to cofne his advertising to hispartcu
Or line of busitess
O. JOB PRINTING eree,tted neatly and erpeditious-
snd reasonable terms.
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NEW CONCERN.

a EoRGE BAGBY having associated with him II
NJ w. CRENSilAW, (ri the late firm of Met Ian
nahan, crenshaw & Co.. the business will hereafter be
conducted the old stand under the style aud firm of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
yaFAYAVTE w. LAMBETH. M. -,

I'D ESPECTFULIY offers his services in the citizens
IL of Iynchburg and the surrounding country 10 the
practice Of all The various branches ofins piesslon lie
may always be found his Mothers, IN Cocke street
square below Johnson's Hotel
April tGM
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.rE.3.s's1s.v .V.EEES.

' VIE subscribers. agents for the Manikin Iron
VI " or6s, Will keep constantly ON hand large aud
well assorted stock Ut
MANlkIN NAILS
very superior article and will sell them on such terms
as To aliorj great inducements 10 dealers
MCDANIEL * McCORKLE
April 6 IA
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BAGBY & CRENsrrAw,

Who have on hand large and well selected stock o
Groceries, DomrsIics. Hats. Shoes, &c. &c. which
they offer 10 their friends and the public generally upor
the most favorable terms, Tor cash or in exchange fol
country produce.
April d ia
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MANlkIN NAILS.
g.E NSs9aIgs OIL.

1EA GALLONS, VERY FINE just received
FO and for sale. by low
YOUNG 81 BOWLES.
April 6 t6M
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.TKEEeEEg.g.e'T' Y.gPEDEs,S
w M. G. T. o "A gTY,

W NJ. g. 7. o "A x EY,
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch.
w burg, and the public, that they have nssoeiaied
Themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite john ll,ns, where ihey inlenp
10 carry the
T.sFL bEsS-E'ss az EsA.e'ESJ.
in all iisbranches They have hand. and will
constantly Keep. beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSlMERE.S. YES lINGS, aud in fact every thing
suitable for Genemen's wear, which they will make
up to order in the most fashionable les handsome fits
and warranted workmanship.
Wevery respectfully invite the Gentlemen of Lynch
burg and the surrounding country gave us a cali
WIN, & JOHN OAKEY
Novl3 ts
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On Black Water Creek, near Lynchhurg, lin the mme
date vicinity ct which, ever there should be rail road
from Lynchbnrg to the West the Denot would Of ne
cessty be locaed>
There are in the Mil pair Burr Stones Smut
Machine, and all the necessary fixtures for immeda,.
operations The NJ III is capable OF turning on, from &c
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OV CO.V'szG.s.WE.s.Y.
SH TELL COMES

TO those afflicted NTH Hernia or Rupture.
fHNliE SUBSC RlBE.R has for sale DIR. Hards Pat,
n ent Spring Truss, for the relief and Of Her
mia Rupture. This instrument Is believed to be the
best yet invented. II is simple and worn with perfect
ease and warranted to give satisfaction the patient
Physicians and those afflicted with rupture are invited
to call and examine it. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Anil IS IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

sslR-As YOU have not any known agent or attorney
- IN fact, ~ithll this Commonwealth Therefore cause
publication 10 be made Of the following writ tor the
ilne and 10 the manner required by the Statute IN such
ease: Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of April.
1910. THOMAS :. JONES, Deputy for
Ste. Coleman, Sh'H Of pus'a Co.
Ihe Commonwealth of aeinia, 10 The Sheriff of Pat.
syrdn'a Comfy, Greeting:
w lltRtAS, Jarz Smith, at Circuit Superior
oourt OF Law and Chaneey, continued and held for
said county, at the court house thereof on the day of
June, 1874. recovered against Noah Boswell the sum
al one hundred dollars, with interest thereon at SIX per
cen'um, per annum, from the 18th day of December
ell I'll payment; and seven dollars and eighty cents
cnss Ia suit Instituted IN the said court against Mark
Bdswe-the said suit having ablied as to the said
Mark,-Whereoi the said Noah Boswell is convict as
appears 10 us OF record nevertheless execution Of the
said Judgment still remaias to be made as by the in
situation Of the said Jabtz Smith we are informed And
because. those things, which in our said court are
tightly done, we would have duly put in execution
Therefore, we again command YOU, that YOU make
known 10 the said Noah Boswell that be be before the
Judge OF our Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for the county OF Pisyvana at the court house
theTeei the first day of May term next TO shew if
any thing for himsel he bath or can can saw why The
said Jabez Smith rs execution against him of the JUDI.
meni aforesaid may not have If 10 him il seems cxpedl
ent. and further do, and receive what ou said court
shall do, or cause 10 be done. in the premises Aud
have then there this wrii. Witness. William H. Tun.
stall, Clerk of I'D Court NJ the Court house there.
Of this oh day OF April, l6iGn the 1Oth year Of The
Commonwealth. WM H. TUNSIALL.
.heme.-This Scre Facias is subject to credit of
sixty five dollars, paid the 20h May, l6l4.
WIN. II. TUNSTALL, elk.
April 20 4w
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SAW AND PLASTER MILE.

attached, 9th Of which are now in good order Tie
whole Is supplied with water from the James River
Canal and IS, no doubt, the best property OF the kind in
upper Virginia.
II not sold privately it will be sold 10 The highest bid
aef on me lh day OF June next, If fair if not, the
fair day thereafter On the following terns A. 0O0 cash
or negotiable paper al short date, and the remainder in
years bearing interest from the day of sale and to be
paid semi annnally-a failure To pay tie interest
y VIII make the whole amount due. The deferred pay
menl to be satisfactorily secured
II. s. LANGHORNE
n. B.-Messrs Maurice Langhorne, Jr. and James
u Hun are authorized to sell the Mill for me- and any
contract with Them, either Of lhen will be valid
H. S l..
Boietour,, April % u5J
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Spring and Summer Seeds.
Es.EEsEs.E.H Il. EEGFhF.S's

Es.EEgEs.E.H ~ EzRFhF.s'fy
fENAKE pleasure in announcing to their friends and
Il the pnbc. that they have received their Spring
and Summer supply If
SUPERIOR READX-I1ADE
G l. O 4 II ! " q.
which have been selected with much care, and will be
offered at such prices cannot fail 10 please They
respectfully ask attention 10 the following articles hch
have jIst been opened and arranged for inspection;
Cloth Goats. OF all kinds and qualities.
Cashmeret Frock, DOrsay and Sack Coats,
Habit do do do do
| weed Cashmere do do d,
Nerino do do do
Black and Fancy French Cashmere Pants. very fine,
do dn English do do
do drap D' Etc and Bombazlne do
White and Fancy Drilling do
Black Silk, Satin and Bombazne VESTS
Fancy 90 do
Cashmere. Chally and Toilineus do
White and Figured Marsees do
ALSO-A great 7arieiy of Gentlemens FANCY
GOODS.
April 10 is
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FINE SOAPS.
To The LADIES'.

rs'IlE SUBSCRIBER would beg leave to call the
r. ladies' beautiful lot Of
II o , e IS,
which he has just received by express consisting Of ch
Graduated Be,agc, Muslin and Organdc Robes. Of the
latest Paris syts imported. They really beautiful
Goods and he earnestly requests call from The Ladies'.
DON T. c. -PErERS
Aptl 10 is
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BOTE V0Uisr LANDS FOR
$50 to 800 or 500 .gcres:

giving TO each tract a portion Of fine meadow and to
bacco land The health of the neIgbborhoo is good be
You'd doubt.
The location Of this land is such as to reader il cer
IAN that II the southwestern Improvement If diyeroins
from The James River Buchanan or Jackson mus,
pass through the centre Oft lS miles from the f,rme,
and 10 miles from the latter place. There are two
Manufacturing Mills within mile or less and The
Boletourl Male and Female Seminary within Two miles
lhe main valley road from Winchester to Salem
passes through it.
TIE TERMS Of sale will be one fourth cash the
residue to be an interest bearing fund payable II, the op
hon OF the purchaser at any lime within ID years.he
interest to be paid semi annually and in default of he
prompt payment Of the interest," the whole amount ri
purchase is 10 be due. Bond with approved security,
Will be required for the deferred payment Ifno sold
privately 1t will be sold IN The ehtst bidder ON the
above stated terms on the 5 day Of July next. fair
Il not, The next fair day thereafter, Ciayefdae Per
SOILS, wishing 10 view the land will be 50 good as 10 cal
on me.
am lso desirous to sell my TTLETg, with an acrt
and a hall OF land attached known as the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
Oranges and Lemons.

Oranges and Lemons.
Ak BOXES of ORANGES and LEMONS. in
y prime order,
so drums Figs
SO boxes Raisns. in role. half and or. boxes,
50 boxes Pruues, fresh and fine,
2 boxes Ciiron.
Also, Pippin Apples. J. H. FiIZGlB CONS.
Head Qnarers
April 81 OF
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EazsshorHe Mills,

TO DESTROYS to sell my T.yLELs, with an acrt
half OF land attached, known as the
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EGaas G.szsaIE.E FaaeplST,

Nov. 10