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IMPORTANT!--ASTHMA CURED
81 t1PuTNAM 0hio May1S 1Sfr.5

-5's.G FfUTNAM, O1lo. Way 10, 1911. ;.
Dr.. D. .Jayne.-Dear Sir.-Doc,Ur Helmeck
has used some eight or ten bottles of your Ez
peclorant, and has stound decided benefi;.-His
:reallh is better lhanfor several years past, and
his ranceindicntes decided improvement
in health. His confidence IN. your medicine
has induced him Ia. recommend III his friends
and we are informed that many Of them have
been cured, and others greatly relieved. 'H ~
3gPOrTs s. GRAHAM.
Westertoi6n, N. Y, Oct. 90, 1s4l.
DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-Yohr Hair TON ic
is an excellent article. Many respectable per:
sons also offer their certificates in favor ofyour
Expectorant. l believe yonr medicines are the
best preparations that lave ever been offered
10 the public for therelief of the afflicted, and
for the cure of the diseases for which they were
intended. -
Your Expectorant think will soon be ex-
clusiycly popular. Yours, Sc.
80. ADRIAL ELY. {.
R. s. ROBERTS is Dr.. D.. Jayne's only
Agent nj EdgeGela C. H.
aug st %
U Although Ihuve declined attending to a
Ware House, IIstill continue the COmmIs.
sion BusinessSin this place ;.and have
safe and convenielits,orage room for GOODS
to be RECEIVED and FORWARDED,
Flour. Bacon; &c. SC.
Cotton consigned to ME will be stored on
the most adyantlsse sseons terms or sold on arrival,
as may be directed. a
Ccnsignmenls of Goltonu und other Produce,
Of Merchandise to be forwarded, and Orders for
the purchase Of Goods respectfully solicited.
.Sses ~ aS.4J ]. F.; GRIFFIN. 9.
Hamburg, July 21i i1s47.
| JUL i2s 3mi7 "a 4.
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From The Hamburg Journal,

We notice that Col. II. X. Jackson,
The commander oflhe Georgia Regiment,
lately returned from Mexico, has become
coeditor of The Savannah Georgian.
Col. Jackson introduces himself 10 the
readers of the Georgian in an exceedingly
neat and graceful address. His allusion to
the triumphs of Democracy oyerthe United
States Bank, and Protective Tariff, two
oflhe most odious and abomlnable schemes
ever devised to plumber aud enslave an
enlightened people, is highly appropriate
aud trulhful.--We cannot forbear from
copying the concluding paragraph
The Bank fell 10 rise no more, and SO
I'VE think the Protective Tariff. Can it
fise in the face orfact, Of experience, OF
confirmation strong as Holy Writ? Ano5
sther monster lies at the foot Of Democratic
.prjnciple,--and while we recognise in the
spoweress wreck the form Of a once for
.midable foe, lei US not fail TO take good
sheart for lie future. The principles thai
have been strong 1enought TO oyeriurn. two
suchfnsli,utioas as 9 hese, ssustainedfby all
schemes of ambitious politicians,
anieimbedded4in The selfish affections Of
among the most inlellisen, and
influential in the land, are invincible.
Through the darkest storms they will guide
Us in safety. From apparent defeat they
will lead us forth in triumph. To the altar
of freedom, TO The perpetuity Of pure
Uuion, to ibe spiri, of the Constitution
they will bring the greatest sacrifice Of
local prejudices. selfish interests, aud bad
passions. They can never be subdued !;
though stricken down, Anteus'like, they
will rise again with reoewed yigor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

From the Plains.-The correspondent
OF the Revcile at Weslport informs the
editors of the New Orleans Picayune, on
the 23d inst. that recent rumors from the
Plains represent matters in a deplorabc
light there,-Mann's Fort. on the Arkan.
sas, has been burned by the Indians, and
a report was current that Fort William
also had been destroyed.
Five hundred men had marched 10 the
relief of Lieut.. Love.
Maj. Dougherty had returned to fort
Leavenworth. having succeeded in recov-
ering nearly all his cattle, and sending
them on with The troops that went out un-
der Col. Easlon.
Two Government trains of 30waeons
each left Westport for Santa Fe on the
9th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Abductioni Information has. reached
New York the tabductiou Of a beautiful
young sirlonly l3years ofage, the daush-
Ter Of aewidoRed mother residing al Col
,umbia, in this State. The abdIctor is
supposed TO he man by the. name Of
Eaton. about As years old. Ills said that
the pair wereiin New York on Saturday
last. "A reward $4,000 has been offered
for theirsappIehension. .-Ereaing, News,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-11

Rumored appointment Of fMr. Buchanan
as Plenipotentiary to Meraco.-The Wash
inslon correspondent Of The Philadelphia
Bulletin states. that the Cabinet have
determined on The recall of Mr.. Trist, aud
the appointment Of Mr.. Buchanan, with
power TO conclude definitive treaty o1
peace with Mexico, if negotiations should
have passed through the first stages. il
this rumor be authentic, and the function
Of conc ludng a treaty is entrusted TO Mr.
Buchanan, there can be no sacrifice o
dignity provided the preIiminaries are sc
adjusted, as 10 leave no doubt Of the sin
cerity of the Mexican government; bu
the public opinion will not sanction another
attempt to open negotiations with so in
traclable people, whether the attempt
be made through functonary o. the
American government, Of high OF low
degree.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
FURTHER HISTORY OF ANNEXATION.

10 Ho Editors q h~ .Aationh iateiGgrncer:
Gemiemeh:--i our daily paper Of the 9th inst c,u,,;r.
the reply OF tx President Tyler 10 the address a, ST.
ato Houston, o TeNas. The snbec, of The
ui HAT State In the course of his remarks Air ,rye,
makes one observation which, pnunh MOI 81 in,.nd.J
by HIM, IL calculated To n,slead upon pin, If ncsor
al interest, IN respect TO which wish the exact ,rnih
kn1wn. 1890
Speaking of the support which that measure rec.;yea
IRON nenera JACKSON Mr. Tyler says ellis name wa.
undoubtedly tower Of strength IL any cause which 4.
esPpused but there other aux arii, who 1cso,r =,
be u"'ieed IN conneSion with the matter | omi N.
nancs oil air, pshur and Mr. Nelson and Mr. C,lh, nm
who successfully flied the chair OF the State Dertm.n,
aud alter th'in OF my entire Cabinet" The entire
want OF precision IN this remark as to he time of which
he Is speaking may induce the belief that at the sever,
periods when Nlr. Gpshr Mr. Ne son, ard Mr. Cobonr
occupied The department of STATE. his enre CaLine,,,
was cooperating in the scheme Of annexation Al
have no desire 10 obtain false credit ur unjust cen.ur.
"f acts IN when did not participate nor to avoid re-
spons'bllly tr sediments honestly entertained have
deemed II proper otreube you with this note for ubl
cnon merely say that never assened 10 The conr.>
pursued by Mr. Tyler To annex Texas 10 This coun.,v
that, as stated by n IN his first commuuicat on thu
subject, ncpient steps towards that measure were taken
ny him IN conjunction with MIR. Upshur, without tho
Knowledge OF any person aud that when the matter was
brought bIore The Cabinet, Of which was member
my opposition TO II was decidedly manifested: This ON.
position To lie views and policy of the President was the
immediate cause oil my resignation Of the office of Sc
rreary OF The treasury, and Of my retirement from Mr.
Iyler's Cabinet ON the LIST Of May 1874. That the
entire Cabnet' subsequent 10 my withdrawal wers
"anXliartes IN the plan of annexation. do not mean
todeny. Respectfully. yours
g. j. C. SPENCER.
lhnuv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

One victim 10 the glory Of General Pillow, should
nave supposed would have been sucient but there is
appetite so Unsuitable vanity. Smith, who surely did,
IN his command, disguish himself highly it was
possible for man to doRlcy who covered himself with
gnryNorih whose portion Of tho combined operations
was certainly at least as important any oiherIwig9s
who executed his task with spirit aad shlitya, all
sacrificed TO the remnrseless vanity Of Gen Pillow
II Is most strange. thai among many writers who have
given accounts nf the Little, Leondas aono has discov
cred the eXraod nary merits Of this renowned hero. O.
thof ~ montiJu { Oh Scott, Worth, sui h, TWlags
and klieyn terms u high lenation; ba Leonldar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
From The Richmond Hing Of The 10Th.
GENERAL PILLOW.

4 writer IN one olthe Now orlean. rarofs, who signs
hn self leaHias aseIbs this officer all the gtrg OF
The late splendid achievements in Mexico. Gen Scott
who caueelsed and planned The whole operations of the
eanpagn-npon whom the entire responsibility Of THEN
u failure resledond who would have met with
unqualified dnuncution in all quarters fbe had failed
ecuna hnseIimoet certainly 10 a court martial, most
probably dsmisslon from the service with dsglace-
Cen scott passed without word ofpnise for the
glorious ISSUE Of the which his genius and fore
sight had succeeded ia spite of all the difficulties thrown
IN hs way. in rrndneIng
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VOL. XXvI.---.NO. ~


barely degns to notice them absorbed as he is in con-
emplatng the glories Vi his here
Tue INV Orleans Pcnvune IA neutral paper} pfmoun.
res ihe decided opinion that this most alrcus attenpe
10 slsh Tue lanels NJ our brave officers made BY
fh1" himself We do not think il probable that h..
h'u the pom. but We think ran detect the spirit Of s
man breathing throughout the whole production In or
ger uai iie reader may judge Of the justice with which
we arrive al ths eoneosion subjoin the following ex-
tract tron the Pictynne
but what shall Wa of the letter which hy cl,im.
my w te h'hor and glory of tho 10Th and 2th Of Au-
gnd lr een Piluw. ,sparaoes every other paIlm, sJ
dor now lfng engaged In those affairs II il eminettlv
worthy oil Cen Pillow himself Weknow not who tho
a"''o may e but TO our minds il bears the indelible
impress oi Gen Pillow spcnius We believe as SINCERE
~ we t'e any thing where tho cvidcnce is not d.
rect AMI positive. that written By himself IL was
written al ms d'ca,ian or suggestion We repeat that
Sefeff way characteristic OF his genius Il is wor
'v o' inc general who would inrgn- with his subord-
ha"S alld solicit nun them certificate Of his good bci,a
'of aud recommendation ft his puuoiion II il wor.
NY OF the man. WIN In this city Disguised equally hi,
ilrnds and his enemies by his fso,ne self lanJ,t,un
u 'S"orlhy ct The man who hanngued tho cabmcn on
me CORNER oil ~ Charles and common streets upon lila
eNPiolts nj tern Garda, Win showed them IN. rent
which ihatfrrlbe ball had made and pratilied their
angng eyes by producing from his beecles pocket tho
lalened bail itself. by which he was cen, all to piccrs
Even IN The ninnf ri this letter fancy that we TO-
eoTnize the mind III ten. Pillow What conId be in
10 the modest el,s,nn, IN ,h", 49, !" ,s ,e"'"as
How IN single sentence could The mind n. "daa,
and the madt,ty of Gen Pillow be mar. ully .nhi,.d
than IA the talllwinp
fhe forc ,ong account Of this n,paralleleJ ,,,,
mgsci an cgc ieiiaeas TO- and r,l ro,cL Gr ~
5trfatgs and u,in INT ~, ,,s1s' '' .p'e"J" us cor
III 'nle' prevented Tie occupancy If the city by our
hoops upon the evening Il The second day Of attack
'''Tmly II the writer the le,t,r I ma, g. Dill
he ruusl b. deeply mboe win tha s,ir, =, ~ INV.
.pu nI M .,tt. p.It n
over aaan II csnoat refrain >, he ,s - INV All
OCCASION, from expf.s.ng a v,sh ,h,, . ~ r'.''n.
slmethinp Tor our Gallant hand ,,, 49,, ''y w
adv ur~e circumstance and d,an,,,,, ~ -" So
al the palnl OF the hayonot Nh. e"''"''
nnb, upheld aud npinnineJ ,ha 49,, '"o 80
{ alton d '''' '''"'''oa"
eft nerdeda touch of this nature II, hri, M,
plotely the denagpyue which Is in t;c, pin. ~
letter over breathed thfouobon, ,La s,,r,, :,
communication Of "Ioou,da,o i ins,ino, ,,,t 49, n,
o Pillow Bul IT anee,rs that the Will, w 'o'.
vet been piyen; passayos /, !, Inv, - ""s 'os
the plea o want Of nom If The muiia,ad ,,,,, s s
letter excite such oellngs IN the ,nnos ,a" y. W..
sentiments must IL not have awakened If y" VIVA,
,,,.,o,,,.,.t A. - Nv. '","oo F" given IN lis inii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
TrR SnT,rt

EDY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield
ID Of the Sd OF APRIL 1871 amended BY another decree IN
July, 15i7 the suit DAVID {. nirrc, Sc. against
Lucy Nniice and Others the Plantation james lHhcr in
the county OF Bucng CHAM belonging 10 Tic estate o japs
W " nrcc, id will be offered for sale by pubr auri on.
the promises TUESDAY, the l9lh October next iair,
il not, the next fair day Inc plantation contains by survey
2,3o0 .RCRES.
Of which here estimated 10 be about 600 Of open
arabic land, including about 1JU Of river aud snail
portion y lov GROUNDS The residue Of the land IS m
woods. and much e vcll timhe'cd. Nearly oil he optu
land is in high OF nproy from the use Of clover
and plaster and is well adapted to the growth ct Iobacco
Corn W heat and Oats There grist mill on the places
and Which there las been mill, the dam now
standing in good repair To mi Wa burnt last year, bat
table The plantation aajoins the lands oi Ro BongJohn
and James Harris Henry aud Lorenzo Nicholas aud others
and is about miles from Scoitsve and miles from the
Virginia Mills Produce be carried across the river TO
the canal without any hauling the opposite side 1t Is
we'll watered by two creeks running entirely through IT, and
bv number of springs conveniently situated There is
good orchard and al tobacco houses, BARNS &c
with small dwelling and an overseer's house.
The purchaser will receive possession o the land now in
crop, the crops he properly gathered and
moved and will take full possession the LIST January
reeryng only the Of tobacco houses and necessary el
until the tbacco crop be cured and carried away.
The Terms Ouconrh cash and credit OF one,t'7o
aud three years equal instruments for the rosduethe credit
bear interest from the sac and to be secured by
bonds with good security and by retaining the c until pay
meut.
g. We are authorized say, that II is Tho intention Of
amy persons interested in the estate purchase it,
LUCY WINFEEE, f~o,.s4.
HOLDEN RHODES, !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

The appendix to lae sixth volume u SPARKS Writings
o Washington d-rases interesting act ia the history
1.-The American Revolution. II appfms by lie extracts
from Lord Noub's papes. that lie notes ana letters Of
lie King reverse The general IMPRESSION winch has pre-
vailed hJm The rcrd 5fthp Revolution to the prDscut
moncnt, aud show ha II to King and MT the MIN
lstr, who Insisted upon pursuing The war, aud who
fused peace upon auy terms. less than the entirety OF the
Empire 10 tie American RcyouaeH.zls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
llNI Col. FREMONT.

lia'ine been suddenly GATED 10 hates,9n ny .oe ~
.e5' '' MS e"'",'' a.ai'ss@u 'e 'o'"' 49, " W
sA9''u, 'sh'''" - '''"'' 1't we p'pp' " IL
my A'Hl ha'' N'orla'ng 70 'N'' nP'n' " n'7"'' " Nv
attu7Haa against nm 'o'! 'he 'i'a Soe' e'ao'' '' ~
u na"e ,hHf o"" 9'es9n ,,......., ..,n :
the lhah Is lnlafaf' 'nnt the ''oNe'nfs' wa" a.
aso'''N Jay Us 'ss'e''' a'u' us '''''. p'' " '''
investigation !" 'e e'se. ~ wa U '"' VI "tei'"
1. SrRttr " AsHiNafoN, sept Il, lNl''
10 he ,ltjnlaH (fsltlal:
SIN. ,,,tlin, Il, The of1rra AZ Bri,,f,ier General
Am, l.,, Ihe b.o,r +, f=,,, rvslf Ia van IN
,s, ~ st', If ,,feal md Ia nahp tbe Tall uiuu ro-
,,3,.s,s
4 on, II ,l, .l,r,es Glel a,r,nsi mo bv the sail
,e,,r1 y
> M. ~ ill., ~ ., ic, tI,, s,d noner,l
ht,l f, Cnl,lrI, /, IN. a,,ad Si,,.s ,,ya,ll and
do Al ,s,t, ,l,h t,.n,l Ia. L,1 th, can,
nan, = 1i.'''l' >
\ e,e, II ,L, .,,,a,5,,ie,f fr,, e,a,iar pen,,n
slim, r., nv arsl ,,l mai m, the l,r,,.. In tbs
,,,b,.t M. ami ,iil, ,,,I,,1l,,n lrno hin
~, W., sI ~ ,,,, =.
srt ~ -. r ,,i,,.s IA, ,1ti4f,, f., t,,,.
tlr.l la, rtl Ia. IA II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
al .ssscsiOH.

al .sMcfiOM.
1 EXTENDING to abandon housekeeping, the under
signed will sell at public auction at his House. on
Federal Hill, on "Wednesday. the 29th of September.
the House and Lot. now occupied by himself and the
larger portion Of his Household and Kitchen Furniture,
cnsisilng of
Mahogany Sidtb1ard.
Dining aud Gard Tables,
Sophia, Bureau,
Pier Glasses.
Handsome sclt Of Damask and figured Muslin
Baltimore made Curtains,
Bedseads Beds and Furniture.
Dining aud Tea sets, Cut Glass, &c. &c.
A J. S o.
Ills family servants, amongst them the best Cook
IN the place. save only,
man servant also an excellent cook.
fist rate House Servant and her childTen,the
oldest about 9 years ofage.
also,
-, Sundry handsome building lots on Federal HILL
! lie sale TO com hence at 10 o'clock. Terms literal
and made known at the sale.
sept. 23-2t WM. ". N0ENEII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

We learn from the Washington Uno1 that tho ato
Col. Louis D. Wilson If tie 18th lnlanry. who died
recently Of yellow fever, Vera Cruz, bequeathed to is
native county Of Edoocombe By which he had been Of
ten honored $4,000, to be Appropriated to the support Of
the ronr If HAT county. Th, acI ii charity n Tic L.
nian ro.nuks IS touciinsIy bcauilliil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

AIR WIN D. FAIR, having resolved TO enter up
M on the practice Of Law and being DESTROYS et clos
in up his present business in manner satisfactory 10 an
parties concerned has by deed OF trust executed In the
Clerk ,. Office of the Musings Court OF ynchbnrg, made
for certain purposes therein specified appointed US tfS
tees under SAID deed. All the accounts notes. 29noS'
and her evidences of debit have been placed in our
hands for immediate collection aud all debtors to him
are requested to come forward and settle forthwith
On the first day of October next, aisthe Groceries.
Goods Wares and Merchandise, which shall not have
been previously sold will be offered for sale at public
aucnn a, the house now occupied by said w. ID. Fair.
The terms at auction will be liberal. and made known
on The day OF sale. JONtfii n nv '1N",
W. b. ROANE.
Sept 23-tlO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
wv. ". BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISH ID ~
RlACKFORD. STATHAM \ DlLLAkD,

EyrIy MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
.,, y,oI,ars per aant,p payable IN advance NO s"-
c be receired for shorter time fhaa s'f nohS
,ri be discontinued (ercept at the d'scfet'o"
,,,. rd,orsA until oil otre1agos are paid
rs IMPROVEMENTS inserted at 'o cents per
I,ss far ere,y inner form, insertion aid ia cts
-. so,,.,, Tor tss) for crery outer form insertion"
EVERY fDrERIISERis req'ared to note o" ms us
s,,r long ,eishes his ndrerse"'" nse'if" a..
tsop YEARLY .4DTERTISLNG the terms are to'
o., privilege ofttre squares, $40 for one square go Jor
.x,upe, iaaer form So Erery yearly adreff'sef ""'
,r,dte coafne has adcertsas to his p"f'em" '"'e q
business 81,
A. JOB PRINTING ereented neatly ana e'F'"'''0"SS
and on REASONABLE terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

On the | llh inst, Capt, James Wilson. of the Ken
ton Rangers, at Coyneton. KY, shot and instantly
killed by Lieut.. Phelps Of The Company. II. a-
pears that Lieut. r had made remarks about Capt
W as officer, at which the latter took offence
Phelps mas been arrested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
FOR RENT.

I'm the 9Th October next on the premises, the lands
of the Trust esateof Nancy Phillips. will be rent
ed for the next year. The renters will be required to
give bond and security for the rent and Will be held re
sponsible for any waste of TIMBER. ,
NJ. t.. GOODWIN.
AGENT for w NJ Waller, late Sheriff OF amherst,
and as such Trustee lor n. Philips &c
Sept $3.50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
.SlTLLl1lO.N u.4.N,TED.

rs>lE subscriber whes &c, situation a. Clerk IN some
eNtcnsiNe , Goods Store Grocery Ills qnalit ati'us
shall be made known hN the hest references lie will only
teqirc amodefac salary Ills Post oliee il Mount lo'eh
Neson county,
SEPT 6--In i NJ lpMlklNS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27

NNiE subscriber having engaged the services of Mis-,
Il Nelds, from Wesichesler. Pennsylvania, proposes
having schooi a, her house. Amherst Court House,
for the instruction OF young Ladies in different depart
mcnts of English, together with French and Music
To those DESTROYS Of paonsing thosehool satisfactory
nionials of qualifications Will be shown,
Several pupils can be accommodated with board in tn"
subscriber ilmily. The school will commence on The
9th of September next.
SARAH w. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House. August Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
VERMONT ELECTION.

According to the last returns, the Wing majority
in the Legislature Of Vermont will be larger than was
at first supposed. Parties stand s,N as ear
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


.Hi"det aud S7a'ds- Po'4. III several days rHsl
ba4 hccp IN a ea'r oIsnu c>temee, ceas#d hN Vie
murder 81 tn iu'h S. al Iatn. by her hash9nl. and
the subsequent suicide ul The lluse You vii md IN the
journals long aud nunte details oI thts alht NIL give
them To You hri,fy as possible,
The duchess Wafa d1nghl"r oi MARSHAL Nfhast'Hnl =
Naniiful Woman. meiheru nine ehdro the eldrst be
ny the Oily one married, 10 fleh tlednenlesn gentle
man usldiHg al Euuns Tho seeatd dao2hsflt Pafs
the day eelare The murder to ltin her grandfather. WIZ
Has ON 'sil to Geaeva ihe others were nj fRus 1t
arrat' 'ha The goNefness very accomplished NonNe.
bad recently been Dismissed hN he Duchess lo sufficient
e}-e' aHd bad gone o1e.de ma a5e ho1tdh9 school IN
j 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
SEPTEMBER 2OTYI. 1917.

SEPTEMBER 201YI. ISi7.
HAVE Just recei, ed by EXPRESS the following kci
l and Beautiful Goods to which invite the attention OF
buyers e..
Raretto Plaids
Embroidered Mole Colored Robes, new thing in this
market
Silk Plaids in great variety
Plaid Mouslins
'rerkeri and 'rlibet Slawls
Egyptian Mitts (assprted)
Kid Gloves (assortedD
English silk Hose
Thread and Bobbin Edging (assorted)
together with great variety Oh heaN! " oo'" ''' SUI
Flsnncls
I.ndsc,s
Full0l Cloths
Satiuetts.
BIaahsfs &c. &c. x...- ,,,..-,pe
sept 20 ''''> / ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-27
NOTICE.

q IL those indebtedlo the late Concerns of Roberts
"A \ Lee and Lee < Roberts, are earnestly request
ed 10 forward and pay he notes and accounts 1t
very important that the busiu" should be closed Long
indulgence Will not be gwen. LEE y ROBERTS.
March Its
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HATS HAT

FIrS'r received the FL Fashion or lS4I, 10 which
% the undersigned would invite all those thai are IN
want Of beautiful Hattie call the sgn of the Biz Hat
where they supplied with an article hat eo"'
be surpassed IN looks, eol5r. durability aud rree.
Sept 2-2m NM SrfrXER
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Senate
House

Five towns Only rsrnain he heard from. which, u
said, will elect fosr Wings and one Locooco.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

G.. BOZZAOTRA.
returning his grateful thanks To his patrons tof TIE
u liberal patronage bestowed on him hitherto. begs
leave 10 Inform them and the citizens OF Bynchburg, that
he will resume his course OF Musical Instruction upon
The Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin on the lst day OF the
neAt ensuing month, October.
Terms as usual t25 per session Of months. lessons
per week. Vocal instructions will be given to Piano and
1aliar pupils, If desired without any extra charge.
Sept 23--3t