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, n k,uUuf6s ASuHH foF Hc W f""Ht b"" "se " "Ao"'
u. HOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK.
JAcos HanyEY, CHARM. SAMUEL s HowLAsD,
IONA. GoopHUR, SAMUEL NJ, Fox,
JANIS BooRMAN, KIN VIM VAN HOOK,
T,HE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG TIE ADyANTA GEES
orFEREp M TMS ny ga ~ nres
mums. X 3s,t h tteN. Il M Pill
The peculiar beneGts secured tho assured by the rn-
The payment Of premiums hafyeariy or quarterly by
parties sned ;rAoie term Of De at triing additional
The travelling leave extensive and liberal,
rsrsons insured for w. can ~, sss sSSw y Nall s s
successive ycnH their own note AMI deposit oil policy
Part q The Capital !. permSsnsny s,.. n ne United
eesavaiabe always to the assured IN cases oil disputed
claims tshould any such arise) Or otherwise.
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium be-
comes due, Without forfeiture Of policy;
No charge ior stamp duty Or fer Medical Exsm nina
sisiy, wonrds d which annually divided among those
assured for life on the participation scale.
The Society Is not connece, with either Marine or Fire
Ty- Tie Baltmore Branch Of tho United States Local
Board will meet on the First Monday Of every month at the
Office Of ne Chairman for The ,rS , q Pr, business IN
ingon street, at o'clock, P-M to receive applicants
liar system Of ils institution blank forms Of application
ds, obtained al the AGENTS Office, German street
ot'a sss . 5Sa 2 Ms$sSfr 8 Es Charm
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, ESP
s. H. MccuLLoi Esq, NJ. d.
J. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Coansa.
). MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor.
Medical Erdmners.
sR TiGdhaxs, 10 S. Paul sasss
P RSsAr 4 sS $ff,iass German .',s.s
! eets-iyd.
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"sMOOTH AND READYn PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful for
large ones.

Ef street south side begs leave 10 inform the public
-. dha he - prepared 70 execute the PainngB nsi
Tsss " ~, fs various hrenches, such as Msrs ~,
Ra,meys aranspsneies Fire Screens yaining pape,
any part 81 The city without delay IIo respecty solicit,
share e o. public patronage and hopes @ merit BY good
lie is confident that he work at prices low enonr 10
make i to the interest Of all TO give him call.
N b. am prepared 10 execute all kinds or nlnn ap,,
ornamented Japanning, Bronzing and Gliding both IN
wood and metal also, that beautiful finish the WHITE
POLISH, w. DERON.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
%, CORNHIIL, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, f500,D0O sTERLING,


spowered by Act Of Parliament 2vct--R0yal Assent,
July "a, 1887
"a Sdpings Bank for The Orphan and The Widon."
u. s. BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW YORK
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REPUBLICATION OF THE LONDON QUAR-.
IERLY .REKigIE-EDLNgUR GH REYIEIg--
NORTH BRITISH RE VIE W WESTMINSTER
REVIEIY-AND BL1CKWOODS EDLNB UIGH
MAGAZINE. ---
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

Three have died. 1ur have removed aad hrce have with
drawn. during thu past year, We have To this date
cafed i've new members only, fir the present year.
Nhlie there is aot much interest manifested for
'hs cah'e rs claims, yonr hIar be- leave Ia
see M reason why should relax our Efforts the
contrary, there Is every demana fr ased eNrT,an
snh necessary in this full bsrc gospel day f
!" uischsS The Importance uhiy NJ establishing mis-
sl"n> Inc MAJ ,rly Of the emil. htcne world have
long since acknoa lodged their salnary innurnces.-
All experience ;ea hes u.s. that vi h nj the Missionary
and the Bible the civilization Vi uankad Is imraclcahie
Ninie Ii" there are even IN ihlsom highly Cvored
mnnliy. whn think thai seal 'usiti,s prudence,
but. VIE" NE rcnsbfr ,at the slarlous gospel II the
son o q is the foundation Of ali social religious
and ration blessings, inspiring aIsD II does the hope
g." endl IS $, beyond the grave how fran from
doing all within the compass OF power extend It's
influence.
Our separation from The Church North, sholld claim
our Increased activity, lest already established mis-
sluns should anguish and die for the want of support.
The providence of God has opened wide the celestial
Empire of China. $50 called What n glorious field
for Missionary enterprise In This day Of electricity and
steam. ~hatuay moi be accomplished IT this and other
benlghlcd portions oi the earth G,d grant that his
blessed cause may keep pace 18th tho Improvements Of
the age.
An incident may lntercs, our Juvenile friends, and
perhaps be Incentive to them 10 lend their aid 10 this
good causp.
A. our last annual meeting liul, boy, friend 10
MISSIONS nn midst and presented the contents
ofhis box Since that time he has died, his heavenly
par nj having taken hun IL his b,son. few days
agn, al meeting -four board, his father srut ihr
tents Of his box knowing that his dear boy designed 1t
for This cause, thai lnslead If spending. his n'y IN
trs and toys he LAID uup in the treasury Of the Lord
10 ,nintn anl extend our missionary statlons,so as
t. nlahc them effective IN enllGhienng mankind AMI
eyangezng the world, requires increase Of Labor, OF
means and ca'r.y. Considering the end, To be accom-
pshed. III in temp raj and eternal point OF view,
sha q H. ii Them he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
A W lIlG.

Al called meeting of the Common Council Of Lynch
burg at the Council Chamber "Wednesday evening the
lOth of November, 1917
Present.-IIenry Davis, John Il. Mcdaniel, Pleasant
Partln, Jesse Hare SAMPSON Diuguld, Il d. Jennings
and Paul Joncs-membrrs
The President of the Council being absent on notion
Henry Davis was appointed president pro tie npore
Resolred, That Richard H. Irocr be appointed the
Attorney and Proxy of this Corporaton represent the
stock OF the Corporation in the James River and Kama
VIA Company. in all the General Meetings Of the stuck
holders Of said company be held within six months Of
this time, and that the President prepare AMI execute the
nee ssary Power Of Attorney. and forward tie same to
NJ. Toler.
On motion, Resolved, That the Corporation Tax. I'M
posed the present year. upon the build no and lot known
as the Unversast Church, be refunded by the Collector
10 MI Pleasant labby and that the Taxes heretofore col
cled on the same building, be refunded and that
IN iu'nre the said property be exempted from Corporation
Taxes, as long as The shall be used as place of
public worship
Resoirfd, That the Street Committee enquire into II e
exrediency OF an ordinance rcqung the side aks on
all paved or permanently Improved streets and alleys To
be paved N proper and uniform manner-and lhll the
SAID committee report by bill Otherwise
And then the board adjourned
true copy from the Journal
ID. ROBES, CFk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

.,. =, oucc is screw ii 20 per applied Il, him.
.u,s, if he can rase money any terms shnfl OF
s"' ho Immediately makes Whatever slcr fees may
"'. s,.ss,,y to enable him do 1hs. however. Is
a.. ,on.h Even in The face Oh the means have just
,scrbed Companies under the present state Of thugs
iii, find that great rpDr'i'n o their calls rena'a an
- How do they meet tins diff, guilty Do they sus
I'D their w.sksl Not in the slightest degree. Eve
tyhinp is sill pushed forward and the contractors are
n,J is bills Or promssay notes, with an undertaking
,h,, whatever they ars Obliged to pay iH getting
,h.m discounted shall be- made up 10 ihtin. la ils :" ~
~. n,,h,p, finds competitor in the discount
-, ,lm i, i. IN vain la MEAD and the c0nplnirs al
,ha ,,m. ,ne who'll, evale the PROVISIONS e" e ssI'la
,n,. which forbid them iron borrowing al ANY rae ~
reediu. per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
RAILROAD MEEIINGIN FRAKNLIN.

AT meeting of portion Of the people OF Franklin On
tho 2nd Of November, lS, held for the purp srn ap
pointing delegates To The Richmond Convention 10 he
he'd in Wytheyille on fho luh insiani. Marr 2. II.
Xix, MAS called 10 Tie Char, and Ralph \. Clement aP.
pointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting was explained by Hon. y
VI. Talaitrrp in his usut eloquent After a
thrilling spec Of about thirty minutes, he CONCLUDED by
ofarns the following res ution;
Resolved, That the Chairman appsrt suitable num-
Der odeegaies 10 the railroad Convention 10 be held at
Wyhevo on The 10Th Instant and that the same be and
hereby Instructed 10 urge upon the said Couyen 'n
the importance Of extending the Richmond and Dlnyille
railroad via WyIhevllle t. the Turnpike line.
F.=,... - -. fre.s-1 - u -. t3s Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

appointed ''ctOo~ns delegation To the ", ,hc,lls Con
yeuiiun
\. VI falsfrrra. VIM. Martin. Ralph 4. Clement,
Rnherl /. Wuds VI 4. Iudh, Nm {. Clement Wm.
l. Street WIN. Burmc, NJ. q. Csrpcf, X. NJ. Tai
aierfo \ &. Cs,btrpr Atmisiead J.. Burmsll. Samuel
Tale. THIS. :. Green Slnuel Halrs,ou. Srlom Pis
ley. sydney Pnkard. VIM. l. Blown aud Anderson ).
Bnoks
On motion Of Wm Martin. the proceeding of the
meeting were Uttered l., b. signed by the Presirn, and
Secretary. and rsnsm ticd the Iynchburg. Dansile
and "yiheslr PAPERS for publications
he "hl'c' Of the meeting being accomplished. II al
Joutntd SINE die
T. IL lllX, President.
Ruru \. CLrMr~r Sncy
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For the Prginiaa.
HOUSING CORN.

The season for gathering having arrived. one who
has inuch experience In the business III give few
smple directions Inch will save much time aud prevent
much waste.
The usual mode is To have the corn hauled To some
cnnNen eni part Of the field have shuckcd there aud
thence have carried H. the house, which wives the
additional labor Of second hadmg and uni aing aud
causes much waste by handling aud hauling the corn at
ter The shuck is taken of You have the additional labor
also. oi removing the shuckS. tor YOU carry your
cart or wagon much In thu shuck as ur teams
can pull The corn should, when gathered IA the field
be carried directly To the com house II suud be shuck
ed "ul aud thrown into pens made ri rails. 10 'cct
square IN the clear ia til" convenience If DIR, my srtw
and measuring pen ten feet every way, viii contain
Just eh|y barrels allowing, III tne ear two Tor In
stead oi throwing the IN the house by hand IN The
usual manner. winch causes much waste by shaerlnp
and doubles the labor several baskets should prov
which Will contain much be conveniently
handled plank should be placed the house, lor
W the hands 10 walk on. prevent wal HING the
who VIII receive The baskets, they filled by hand
on the outside" and by moving the ranks when
~ carry the cora toany part o The house, without
or shailtrlng. By adopting this meod there will be
saving oi one-halt the labor when com cared with com
mon way OF housing One hundred barrels Of cora
can be housed IN day by Sin hands, two men and four
women OF boys which bout double the quantity which
could be thrown IN, IN the usual manner.
SUBSCRIBER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
FEMALE MISSIONARY SOCIETY

At the anniversary meeting of the Female Missionary
Soce,y, held At he Methodist Episcopal Church on the
10Th Oc'ober, lSl the meeting opened with PRAY
e BY the Rev. d. s Doggelt, who was duly appDin, ed
President.
The Annual Repor, was read and rec.vcd and Oh
Motion,
Resolved That the editors of the Iynchbnrt pabe-s
ana OF the RlchInond Advocate, be requested to have it
published, -
ihe Annual Collection. taken up on the preceding day.
cents ." III o'
The snm of Us 50 cts was received from Members
and Annual Donors.
On notion an order was uiven fr bc ,ybolo ,,,,u,,
NJ me treasury. &l9 IS cpns, be paid over to tn
NV. u ) D'gget To be forwarded TO the P,ren, So
ciey. "
ne nahcs"t five new members it0hr adult. one in
e'e') were registered, at or which HE Safety no
''"eo 10 The election Il Officers and Managers fr The
e!oced ''''N' 80 ''''
MRS. j NJ. OTEY, Prcs',.
AIRS. ANN NJ. SAUNDERS, Seer.
Mrs Ga!cE A. PArrrsor. Treasurer
MRS. JAS. GARLAND.
D. l. WARWICK,
LUCY Sill\N.
Lucy BROWN. Managers
RO. CAWIION.
A. c. ANDERSON,
JNO. DAVIS.
-" IN 'ion the tnecng then Adjourned
'' w. OTEY. SC, Rotary, pro tenn.
" ""' fmae Missionary Society branch OF the Virgin.
1'rrfhce Missionary Sucetv Of the Methodist Eps
Managers ''"0'' u 'i'"' '' o'o''' '''
6, W. nnd on cur list Of sb,crlers Sc members ,oset.-
'' '''e Anna deaols sai tss.nc .l',-:..e5..-
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To the Editors of The Richmond Tunes.

GENTLEMEN. In your editorial of the Both of October
say: 1--WE undcrood Nf Early as stating Thurs
day evening that the route prop ,sed part differ
ent from that surveyed in 1881 and w after reaching
Otter river, pursue that down 10 the Stanton or
X anoke.' very much regret 10 have been 50 mlSun
drrsod by any one, and mere especially by gentlemen
VINO have So many facilities to improve advantages
an opponent never entertained the idea and certainly
never Intended 10 utter the sentiment but did say
the address referred TO- that The road from Iyuchburg
n'lIh ellhrrg through ButoJ's Gap Approaching
the Gap, dverge II the left available point. and
up the Valley Of Roanoke.
Please make th, correction extensive the misun
defs sanding referred Ia, and very much o1ge.
iolrs, very respectfully.
J\O EARLY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

90 meeting OF that portion ol the people Of Bedford
whoare i'll the habit Of travelling the road from Iibr
" 10 l.ynchburg, known as the 1ynrhburg aud Salem
Tnrapke Road. will be held IN Iibtriy on December
court day, for the purpose Of taking the necessary steps
IL relieve themselves OF the UNJUST Of sand road
is only necessary 10 sag that 10 demand toll upon
SAID road would he unjust, and madness IN the slockhod
crs Ia suppose that the people will stand il any longer.
when the charter. II required any lhing has long since
been forfeited. &c The cilizns of the counties west ot
Bedford. and those oil Campbe who interested. are
respectfully requested 10 cooperate. BEDFORD.
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j. 4 VI. EHDlEIH,NS

j. 4 vi. llOLEHNS
4 n. receiving and have in store
200 bags Rio, Lagura and old Java Coffee,
30 hl'ds St. roS, P. X. & n. o. Sugar,
10 tlerces Clal flied do
25 boxes & barrels Loaf Crushed and Powdered
Sugars,
10 hhds. Moasscs.
chest eAtra fine Gun Powder Tea
% boxes Imperial & G.. Z. do
200 sacks Liverpool >alr,
90 do ground Alum Salt,
200 kegs Nails from 3 to 60dy,
80 kegs box, ware house and fence Nails,
100 Lays Shot assorted
10 kegs Rifle & Blasting Powder.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns Richmond mon s Leaks
Vile Factories
Is bales M. | & 2 Oznabnrps,
10 do 81, Is, A Dom,sllcs,
10 tons country Iron,
do lredesar do
do Hop do
do Bllslerei Steel
Loon lbs Gas, and Shear Steel,
5000 do Sole athcr,
900 do Harness Leather,
100 Spanish IId,s.
ID barrels Tanners Oil,
20 Tons Lump Plaster,
5D Grind Stones,
100 sets " agon boxes, all sizes.
ALSO,
Spades, Shovcls, Manure forks Wecdinr and Hill
ing lIoes, Window Glass, Putty, CoppeTas, Alum,
indigo and Naalsler,
Sperm, TalIow and IIus patcn, Candies, Soap
Pepper Ginger, SPICE and Nutmtgs; Hats, Caps
Boots AND SHOES,
Blankets, Bed Ticking, Prinis and Goods for Servants
Clothing, which they are determined to sci
Low FOR CASH,
or in exchange for Country Produce.
My. l5-W4w
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10 he Jotcrs Of Campbell :

To he 1otcrs Of Campbell:
vacancy in The delegation from this county occur.
ring. by the resignation OF NJ. b. Nowln Ed beg 10
Nominate ODFN G. CLAY. as his succes sor Col.
lay Is well known To the VOTERS, man of character
experience h legislation and every way competent to ad-
vance the interests Of his constituents mean no reflcc-
on on either Of the gentlemen Who have been named
bat though W ing myself prefer Col. Clay for his III.
ptrlor qnahca MS. aud hope thai majority Of The vo
ers Will concur with me in my estimation oil his charac-
ter and fitness for the station.
WING.
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LYNCHBuRG MARKET.
to'weied for he ,eeth ending Hfily, Nor IL, Il
Hy Mcdaniel A. Lee,

f'ocors and COMMISSION .llerchdiis
Tobacco -lugs-commou 81 p TO 5, 10; Good ST.
70 10 s. 5o;ica-rommnn 81 10 81; good 81 III s. %
Fine shipping s. 80 = s.; Mannlaeinr,ns-goo 50 90
10 s. 90, fine f. % h IL %; Sietns Common s. 20
81 10 fnc, 81 IS to.2 80.
Flour Sales s. o. 10 s. loi eta
Uhta Red 81 %, White 81 %
Prorisons Bacon. lhr stock is lessoncd much. aud
prospects IN favor OF an advance Sales toSi
crd,nf 10 tu,ly With sales part barter at 10
cen's Bout 2 to 3. cents; Com Meal So ccn,..
Beeacar- --23 cents
BnHer-No |. II to l2i cents
Brandy-Appe. Is 10 5ocon,s per gallon; Peach none
offering,
Ban Iron So to $50 GO per ton.
tofte-Rlo 81 o9i cents, Lasulrs Slo To- Java II
4; Moena %
Country Lnea,-Tow l2A to Is cents Flax 10
cents.
Cotton imHs Sales 10 cents average nun her
PARTNERSHIPS at q cts. with some liule demand
Far Seed-Much enqulrcd fn. very huc arriving
Eh-llcrtings, No. |, S.. 80 10 500 Mackcrcl
No 3, s.; No. 2. $40.
Graia-Coru, old 10 10 80 cents Oats 80 cents
Gmseng-No sales.
H,ap N, sale. we hear Of The article IS scarce
Linsecd Oh Sales Is cents
Lard Sales y, Q ernts.
.holasscs West India 81 to 10 eta pet gallon n
q. II 10 50 cents
Plaster Lump. $50 per tom Grounl--l.o,~o g 80
and in barrcls l0,oo per ton.
Sugars New Orleans s to 9 cents; Porto Rico Q to
10 cents, Clarified L, cents Loaf III /, Is cents
SM-Scarcc; sales s. 37l to y 80 per sack
Tdloc--Scarce and mucn wanted. aud would com
mand readily 10 cents and perhaps litle nigh, be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
TO THE HsIHLIC.

I1NlF subscriber. having engaged the services Of Mss
i Nields, from Wcschosicf pennsy lvnnla proposes
having schooI at her house Amherst Court Housc,
for the instruction ot young Ladies IN different depart
menis Of English. together with French and Music -
Io those DESTROYS nj paonsuT heschoo satisfactory les
tiinonlais Of qualifications Will be shown
Several pupils can be accommodated vi hoard in the
Subscribers Iimry The school Viii commence on The
9th Of Seplc mbcr next.
SARAH W DAVIES
Amherst Court House. August 23-ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
NJ >SSACHu SETS ELECTION.

Tergarhc + turns indicate that here IS no election
f sl,r officers hy the pcopea matter o no practical I'M
p,nance. the Legislature, on whom the election u'-
maeIy dcvoves when I'll re Is no choice by the popular
vae. Is uuJou bie1ly Wing in both branches.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

Nltssrs Ed'tors-Nou are requested to announce WV
& IRVINE, Esq a candidate represent this coun
y IN the ensuing House Of Delegates (vicr Caps Now
I'm, res'gned) lie will he strongly supported by
MANY VOTERS.
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EbissOlsIsIOll.

bissplu3IOn.
TENII. co partnership heretofore existing. under the
j si,le and firm Of Wilkinson Il Hatcher, IL tins
day Dissolved by mutual consent Persons indebted
the concern are requested Ia settle with Thos. NJ WIKI
,nson who alone authorized to receive collect, he
having purchased the outlre interest OF Jno \ Hat
cher. Those having claims against the viii
present them 10 hn Tor payment The name 81 The
will be used where II Is necessary. IN closing Nh,
business of The same.
'rlIcS NJ, WILKINSON.
Oct l8-tsif J. 4 HATCHER.
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1000 TOYS
N.tl'AlD CIIE EAlI.

ANTHRACITE COAL.
I,nE subscriber b.gs leave to inform The Inhabitants Of
L Lynehbwg thathe IL receiving his supply Of
ANTHRACITE COAL.
and will he enabled to furnish Coal Of The hr, quality.
Broken, Screened and Lump.
Having enlarged lis yard he will all times hsvs large
stock hand and " Ill fill all orders sent address to him,
which will be -hpprd Tree OF charge except toll, which
be pad and attached 10 the bill b, giving city references
beg leave TO mention that keep my Coal under and
pian no"r, so wi be delivered irac from dirt
Ih price or load Of g bnslel. u broken, and III
screened 1000 lbs win be &C. delivered board the
BASIN. The Lump cal will be sG,s0 per ton
JAMES DAVIS.
Richmond, Oct li-2m il
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AT Wholesale AND AErAiL.
S,cneral lu,,,p,,lssiOii

General Commission
a Nd e. II . { T. II Y I.VESS.
n llE. undersigned having associated themselves as
i partners, under The style and firm Of
ROBERTS Il BUTLER,
for the purpose II conducting general
Commission Business,
in Lyuchburg. aud having taken The large shd commo.
dous house cently occupied by Roberts * Waller, and
Immediately opposite HE Bank otVlr2ina, would must
respectfully solicit thc patronage of their friends the
public generally fot conslguncnlso all Kinds Of Prodac,
such -
Tobacco, Flour, whiskey, &C, 40.
Ryland Roberts having broug hi into the concetn;
large and very dcslraae
STOCK or GROCERIES,,
and the firm being dnsrieus reduce the pr sent
stock. ~ order To devote their attention particularly
to The Conmsslon Business will offer great induce
menis 10 purchasers.
Edward b. Butler vii give his personal attention V
the
Management and Sale OF Toba Gee,
consigned TO thrIr care. Where advanc-s made
Tho usual price Of 80 per hog .hcad will charged
Cor selling and collecting
lie has been, from early life, extensively engaged,
the Tobacco Trade. and would beg leave refer hiA
friends aud the public generally, 10 The following gentle
lhen
John NJ. Warwick NJ I.anghornc SINE.
Jesse Hare, Seth Ilascy,
And II. Arniscad. Samuel MHoikle
Samuel Miller, James l.. Clsylor
DIR. James Sausdela, David w. Burt
RYLAND ROBERTS
EDWARD b. BUTLER
August 2G--Gn II
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no Commodure S.rk'on is doubt ess ere this IN
Washington as hs passed CinTinna. on the 9Th inst,
nm the river.
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FUNERAL MOTTO r.

The Funeral Sermon Of the late Mrs Absalom Hunter in
be preached at Mount ion, Bedford h, the Rev, J - Nit
oholl. on the third Sabbath in November
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

To the Public.
AVlNG been appointed Agent by Messrs John s,ruthers
Son. OF Philadelphia, one Of The largest establishments
'nhe United States for the sale o Marble Work in
am now ready to fill orders for
Arabian, Egyptian, italian and Bard.gIia
M u B l. E NJ Il " Il E L
at the lowest Cash price, and their delivery in Lynch burg in
sound condition. warranted Tomb Stones and Mari 10 Mon
cmcnts made 70 order few designs be
the store Of ID. w. Moore Main Street.
Just received tho latest style for s.ucco coynce.
Those washing to have old parors tt.d up after the
style OF the Nothe' c',e 50, - applying tt. sub
s-he,
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RASAWAN from the subscriber the 10th OF Oc.s-
IL Der, negro d.. ?.
Bob,
y or Is years ct age, about eet nch. hsh ds-
PeNion and good size for D.. height, high esk b.r.s
c'th open IN front, and grins zen spoken TO-
purchased Bob Of Nh Nathaniel Burwei', near Salem,
VINO owns his Wiie and y ke, he is in that reishborhocd
VIII give The ahov reward for ,hc apprehension snd
hnement OF Bob in an, jail that Get him, and pay all
expenses, II delivered TO me in LIBERTY.
Liberty, Or 25-ts w c. HEWITT