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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02
nrSOrlCE.=t0

Ill. LAK0UE, having made
arrangements with ~ importer IL New Or
leans, would announce 10 bis friends aud the
pubii6 IN general, that be- viii Keep constant
ty I'll hand h 6]6tnpiet8 assortment Of HE fula
lowing articles, warranted and bf The hest
quality,
Clarat in boxes, bottles
and haifb ottlea,
Champaign by the basket,
Madeira Wine by The gal
Ion or bottle,
JencriH DO do
Port Wine In bottles,
Muscat do do
Cognac brandy by tie GAL
Ion or bottle.
Old French Brandy,
Old Janaica Rum,
French Cordiala, assorted,
Claret BY the temijohn OF
bottle,
Marseils Wine do
Nye WhiskeH
sardines, olives, capers, oil
I've oil, absinth, ketchup, bos-
ton soap mol, imperial tea,
W..
Aiso lid assortment III eteckefy sod rlnsas
taff, lait5t AL fegIsfap piper, pulls, steel
paBe, iph besides q great tHahf dth6F Htil~
ftas 100 tedious ~ mention all If which ~
offered AZ tho i9gast prices IN tAaf,
nv Planters Hnd fth6f4 Wishing to faGrlgs
Ciaf9t ~ casks 0f aBy "a IT'D above haned Ar
tieles, direct ffsn Hs6 Drieaba and h6ve
tbem l5Uded III fteif fff idfncgs4 can have
ahpif orders WiA1 t1a ard ntag ffst assured
that they Wiit tg attended ~ NieI Fhe gteat~
aet pgnfiHHify.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

CONVERSE Il HENDERSON,
pHOptstBTDttsl.
1NTJVR113 TT ANY al lsl1


NE Bastls pHf TtfmB@Ffam and after
hfa date We shalt Invariably charge as FOL
eve
Far eae wears subscription II taid
%Rfegians III pYrttattNn N teffnt eo W
raid after, aHa the trouble eG run
AtAg after II, . w
Aayprtisiap ana sub nv the year, R0 oo
Cards az doctors, Law, efs, Sc per
year, )" y"
Advertising rrr square 10 Hbes ta
e6nsiimtnfp hsluatr TtHe tlsertiBtl ] wv
ErefY Rabsednshf Insertion, hoei
Announcing 4 candidate for public
Uttep, tff shtHFrthFft1 W
AnhaunelaH do {aehsynbsffiher,) ~ pe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

BT WE Fefer our readers 10 the ADVERTISED.
ment AZ MN, Copper N aNnthrF column, prot
posing N open \ male academy IN thia town.
MI Cooper " well knawn as one IT the most
FutecsshAl and comreDett tearhera, who have
pursued that railing III tlia town. Several ~
Nj IN mer pan,ie ata now fathers III fam lirs,
ana No have 10 doubt THAT they will entruat
NE care VI the rtsinE yabth 70 90 competent
4 charge, lh wnfl VII hnpe oar citizens
will give btu That patronage III eeparttiea no
we'll deeefvf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

AgrFuiprjss' ana Mechanics Fair,-
Il Elves IL pleasure 10 state, that IN addt.
ttoh, d. other Interesting arrivals, n gem
ilemaH tJamss pedier EsQ) has rome all
tlle way hom Philadelphia, with u number
N improved plonebs, which he will exhibit
Ne tha ialf, Ill Tho mean time a trial Of
Them H. ID la made by two ~ three plans
tpra Ii thc III igblpfhooh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

Wed also, thu the loss, # any, by eyapo.
ration. Is equ1t III hoh ases.@NapaH8
Address before he Bsser Agricultural Be.
eIein
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

o. We find tho following details Of Il
hideous efine and its prompt punishment
Ii The Holly Springs tMlss,) 6azatte Of The
10Th lnat.
Drubit Outrage.@We have hsen in-
fofHad by q gentleman from De Soto eonn
~. tint % Friday Week Inst, n tegfb isi@
low, betangtng 10 n respectable plHntsF 81
that county. attempted 10 commit n brutal
apHult IN the pefaen Of the g%eHtltnan'4
sons wife, but owing II hhf screams md
ttslalhHee. failed 10 effect biz aetbe6l'lsH
PURPOSE. The husband If The Indy Was
working IN eight 1T tie tine. and The nHetb
bBiHr fin ttl ihai hBf SCREAMS would at@
lfHft lie aetiep, struck her kevafbt bi1tts
oyef The head with i large tlnlt and then
fed, taavtug her as he thought dead, Al
though aeaBafHtety Wouhae !, che managed
IL Bfnwl 10 Il position where her husband
ennia eco her distinctly and gave q scream
mud tainted. tief husband, with the hsEis=
lance If Tie hands that WFfB working with
httn. carried her III The house and eb led In
such aaAtstanes ~ wBs aassesHfy. The ne'
gro was pufsHpd and taken several miles
from lie place. The neighbours were im=
II . Intaiy summoned and a Jury feiatted,
uha UPON a calm and deliberate seAamin=
afi0n IL the titutfn 5thhebs, pronounced
sentence "a death RaBtnat the nesFnl lie
was executed Oh The following day II The
presence Of a IafHH tahtottse st people.
We learn that the lady IL HtiiI Go0finad 10
her bad, but likely ~ recover.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02
Also A VERY SUPERIOR DEN
TRFIICE

In maFaby c0gntu anH near fb3 SEA
i ~. pe0pte ste more 6f ffs4 subject a.
the scufvgg, w!ltch IF cts particularly the
tenth aod gums, Vic last become Of a datk
purple, asgellsd and detached ofih tesfhs
BY using thls dentftjce three Or four doys
Only az morning and night, they will DO
te4faEed Ri their natural state.
Use daily, d few drops ina tumher ~
water. keep the mouth IN order and flesh.
Also i 9egitabie Cosmetic, preferable 10
Cologne water. particularly for ladies', il does
ndf ontyrefreah the skin, but gives It a beau.
tiful natural white color
Cologne water warranted fsst quality.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02
SADDLE, NARNESS
AND
TRUNK NANUFAGT0RY.


TRUNK MANUFACT0RY.
The subscriber Inns ~ hand and 1Iat5 for
aale, af very reduced prices, The lafR0at as-
aortfneht ofSdDDLEaY ever offered In H.
ton Rouge-consisting ofi
Quilted Ladies' SJddlegs I
: Plush do ia
Velvet do do
Plain do d.
Quilted and plain Spanish Saddles,
Travellers Saddles,
plantafian do =
American do
Columbian do
Black aud Rtsaet Trunks,
Trunk Vaiisee,
Carpet Raga.
Carriage and Buggy Harness,
Gig aud Salky do
Wagon ard Cart do
Saddle B4gs,
Wagon ard Cart Hames.
Horse and Mule Collars,
Blind Brides,
Trace Chains,
Brides, aud u idle Fllinge,
Martihgales, Cfuppers,
Coach, Gig and Trofting Wbips,
Switch, Riding and Dog do.
Plantation aud Cart do.
Aud aIarge assortfnantof plated brass and
atoel Btilie Bits and Spurs, all of witch are
offered at very ieduced prices for CASH.
ian. 2--47. a. BRADFORD.
Church Street, one door from Pike - HafI's.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

W taptstANA RFatMRNf ev votvNrFRtn,
\ afh tn RnasY La been rlrrtei Colonel
Sam MARKS ax sanatof tom West Feliel;.
ann. lirut Colonel, aud Francis Giranlt'
Major.
COLI e Hnsay " 4 ffadaate If West
raIn. CnIi Marks hrs been III the Florida
war and Mckee. and Major Gitaan u
~ X Fanela Spain GiRolt, who acrved
with credit NJ Lieutenant III Capl Manr-
at Whites company If volunteers du ihg
mo invasion III tAlA 'th,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

fuSrH 1--WE Rra requested 10 an
nenarc that Wr Oran tEaetet wfll rive
luneh Il hts customers and friends ~ Ffo0-
div the 4th THY " January u hla nev
rHAlLEahmAnl,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

ERAHAaA MAaaAtSF, tfe have re.
rrtyeA i eapynfthis valuable and interest.
inF MagaaInr, M January is47. II u Rot
MI III ruprrh STYLE, and should he eR tndia.
rrnsahle companion N every family II
contains several finely executed rngrttinga,
N messnint, with original articles Ny tho
hest American Authors, ana II nne II The
cheapest editions now published,
Those Wishing to pabsertbe will Gee
Prospectus II another Column,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

CoMNnR6tAt ~ The news hy che Cam
hfla Steamer, announcing 4 rise If at9d. 81
cotton, and arise III ao0f and corn, hae
causad \ corresponding riae IN those arti.
elrs on thia pita " the water. Much gtnt.
iAeatlon III expressed IN oar t5mportum,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02
DAT0N N01GE HOWL. H.

:" TT F6FFF Fk+FF1H8 FfN8 7 FfIfF I'M
The undersigned Jss9 leave ~ inform Tho
Gitissna II tatan Raiga. End The Travelling
community. that thap ate neA pfoe5ej 10 CHI.
]teftatn, Ladies' and ttantlenef ~ The most
accommodating terms. 4sia hnuaa sill ta
open 1T atl feurr, md n i - furnished aitll
new furniture, beds badd ~ tr and they
solicit the patronage of az Wlfo may give
them q call, The Hotel Ia aifHdtNd within Il
Tow stops Of tho Steamboat Istatthp
II. BATES.
MA BATES.
Jan. 9rd-dg,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

nntrnnArn ArrArK-0n Saturday
last, aays the Cincinnati ConmprplAl of
MaRdav, the l4lh ihaC., no Herr DFll-bath
The calculated lion tanner, who II spend-=
Ing the winter In that city, III charge oftha
ANIMALS Of Raymond II WetIhs's menaRer.
10, which are kept IL b latge building On
t'onrt street, was IN Che cage Of h new
lion. which hHa mover boon tAdaed, bnt "
naw under the training process. waaattark
ei hy the savage animal and had his suit
&c clothes. NRde Of tho strongest Russian
anrk, uaod for aarh occasions, torn from
htt petsoh, but wpsRre happy 10 state, witt.
oot reeelviog bodily m NY, The lion Will
aaoh be aware thai, although hp my have
tnlfnod in tunes pact ~ lord of tha fuFnat,
he wit now have to submit to the viii If
ono If the lords of creation.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

Thate fer at.fs ds9 ltFsfV yesrs, tren
Afflicted Vifb Ast5me. vbieb Was known uat
.aBlg d MT fft4gdz, bnt also IL many etbef7.
eb8 could Ia9se III III stttanop ID which
aHls HiaiaA bfd ted#fed he. fjntsbf We
Inter paff 6flhH disease. ! epnld not festtu
baf, aud fftaae6fiy .dhftpe he space Of eight
~ Ten ffays. IeaHti f0f.eYc ite dywh, Sra
ted n It'll atin e~talr--l3y head ftetiUitg 90
tbf FIdeef ffe bed, ! abtathf at intervals
some fapoef THIS situation becoming a'F-
pefafefE fGfd varthHa fis8bs n obfa'9 r%sltrt'
ah fiHye 5aesfeded, altr fh6fe mon q Re"f
rtssarfh WI Y aeegeffna 4 afTei6g Eyfnt'
~liah has Pr99laFa non y Bt2py fH's' |pt"
lhai ~ ffesehi ghly tEfetisaee f't.r Ky"
aPREesslhnt #fisn I1t9fa.afiF tt'r,,
u8 HHE VII t6H AhEt& ~ hNFHHB b"t i' wv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02
w. II. TUNN1RD.
JACOB VIPER.

The Cabinet business will be continued bt
the old allni by jieob PIPER on bio account,
An assortment Of Gibtnat vafn 10 eoHstaG'-
" kent o. haftdl ~ laHls n order. Reaaif-
Ing haafiy dana and undertaking attended 10
at iIle shortest notice. A. iI6afBs "a always
kept ready 90 Tho premises,
Jan. 1ni-A7.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

Neib York Volunteers, W. see Il sia-
ted 10 the N, u, llelall th4t Tho officers
of the 81 Regiment 81 u y, Volunteers of
New York assembled o. thu 18th lnat.. and
unanimously elected Lieut. runlek fienfy
Calhoun, I'll the vi Dfagonfsi IL %tofohei, I'll
place Of ChafIea Baxter, resigned. A cum.
mltee II The field and line officers hAd
previously waited upon him, md tendtted
him tito nomination, whirh he ae ePte5, af
tor i Jew appropriate ]frnarlta, The setre=
tain wilt meet with great eommendet ton
here. where III. Calhoun beeama extensive.
~ and nast taveFabiy known, while acting
IL the uld 1T Maj, Gen. Gaines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

DISSOLUTION or fO.pARTNERsHir.
The firm If l%dBnHfd md fipBf II Ibis day
d sseiead By mutual consent. All ihesa per-
sons having arfaaHta against the firm hfHsfas
aliested II present them for payment. ard
those Indebted afh requested ID Fatt and mike
Immediate payment ii either Of tEtn UNDER.
aigBed,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

PoTAroEs-M barrels, l0r sale b.
Beat & SoN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

RaMANrt0 SfoHY -Dna Of The sens If
sehhunyI, The hero Of The Caucasus, was
taken ~pFtsbapi spnB veBrs hEB, when B@
boul eight ytats Did, by the Russians.
The Entprr6f had him brilliantly educated
All tho M iluaty Hphotl, where he wac com
aidptpd one Of the hest punlls. 10 never
apuke NJ hts father aud appeared IL hive
forgotten his birth place. lti4 fnmtadas
aud professors were ian0FaHt u hts eflRliia
and ha waz keuWh ~ a diffsfent hHni8
from his owl He left Tho Military HuliBhl
last ttly. aud was sent ~ il lieutenant III
lAu Regiment Of III land. A mouth back
he disappeared, leaving h letter fir htH. unl
eneI. ii which hr informed him III hts birth
aud Ietlatea That. though young, he had
never forgotten bis native country, aud
thai he wac going III Join biz f,taHf and
brttfibrs. This he9Y tallaha d great setsas
lion, The Young aehafSt, wta II etgtl=
tpen yeafs If age, u much beloved by he
ErllnNspupifs, who At nreseht eahhtt helR
ahtuttina the patience hnd courage with
which be endured his TIT fir ~ long Il In q,
II Il %Btlnpaapd that ha has stlftrFdad IL
teathiag sweden. A fitbtly Of rich FfH4
lanl paa5thta have boon arrested nh stlsa
pibtph Of having favored hia escape.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02

CARDS
A fine assortment d coiton, wool ard
ards.
BEA1 and Sow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
Use OF SC4RP.fS acoustic OIL
The only cure for Dear,ess

NOR the of Deafness Pains and the scba rrcs Of mo-,
ter from the Ears. Also, all those noises ill., III h
ENG OF insects falling OF water whzaing of steam Sc Sc
winch are symptoms OF approaching Deafness and also rene
rally attendant with the disease MANY nsrsons
een deal for ten, fifteen and twenty years. and were bgd
DO use ear rumpes, have after using two bottle,
i'oM as'e 'en uuhpet being made perfectly WE'LL
MOST EXTRAORDINARY CtRE.-If any have doubts III. ,
may now dismiss them, and the incrcdu Gus ma cons,
eaess as euraoie Numerous OF cures and MANY NJ
them very remarkable, by the usco of SCARPAS on L,
been published but this caps the climax Young on old ~
may yet recover your hearing ' '''
Alady in Smthfeld Pa, and now about ciobtv Was, r
age had been gradually getting deaf for more than
years SO .h was ne>to impossible make her hear con
|efSauon IN the loudest tones of last winter sh
induced 'otry Scarpas Oil for Deafness It is only
ry To add that she has used two bottles and thai her
isperiectly restored.- Public Ledger nearing
+ or sale W hnesae and retail, by DIR H. JAYNE NJ
south hird Street, Philadelphia Also, by -'o
NJ, :, 49, ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist,
~ lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
DR. J1GhSONts PILE E.NBR 0U. 1TTO.Si
Warranted In. (-tr


FI'lE success that has followed the the Embrocsson
IN the cure ii this disease, has been truy astonishing
Physicians advise their patients A. the only
PILE MEDICINE.
In addsh Ia It's bel positive remedy or the Pies II
never aiis 10 that toerabe itching, which Is 50 very
common aud has It's location the parts the Pies
PILES PILES PILESt-IiigLly Important.
The gentleman whose appended this certificate
IS well known M this CITY, also through the " csten aud
southern States. The information is valuable
PniLADFLFHiA, Feb. 10Th, 1876.
DIR. N. JACKSON Dear SIR :-Yon enquircd of what
benefit had derived om the 81 your Pile Embrocat m
feel bound Ia state Ia You that have been afflicted with
that very Troublesome disease, e Piles, isr the last ten OF
twelve years aud mime II the most painful k1nd
often obging 10 give up business had tried almost ss-
cry KIND oi medicine recommended for the OF the Plies
ba with very little benefit, hen during the last fall heard
u several who had been cured By the Of En-
broeaton and finally induced myself Try it. Aof
using part OF bottle was entirely reeV ed and have had no
indication OF return OF the disease The have reason
10 beeyc,is permanent II it will be Of any ady snsge
those who similarly afflicted, Won this for tina
purpose and also reei any 10 who wish
further information the subject. Respectfully,
t.fo. lIEIancK, 357 Lombard st.
For sale in 1.ynehburg, by u. X. LYMAN,
March ii-wt2oJ a Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

Tss.IE Rev Thomas BTc.vn. princiI Al oi the New
i London Academy. having resigned the charge oi
the Academy take eject =, the tSpa hon u The pies
eni Session the Trustees drsTvus 10 obtain
eessDr ,f the Session, commencing the Isl Of
seplernbes The New London Academy is situated IN
the county Of Bedford slzut miie west OF New Lon
don on the Turnpike leatg from Lynchburg to Salem,
in apapulous health, and independent neigiborhood.
1h.s Academy has lately been lehnit IN hands STYLE
and Is calculated receive boariefs. A comfortable
Dwelling House with necessary op,ces Iaciudng Gar
den Stable and lee House, connected with the Aca
e.ny free OF chafgc, tIr the Principal.
Applications addressed 10 The Undersigned pos, pad,)
vii ,c due al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
Hardware and Cutlery.

- REGORY s ROiAII offer for sale n good
N assortment of TOOIS. VIZ:
Spear ]acksons and Butchers Hand and Panel Saws
Ripping, lemon, Campass. Webb and Circular Saws,
Socke, and Firmer Chists, Gouges,
Turning Gonges and Chsels,
Badwln's best Planes. bench aud fancy,
Butchers double aud single plane-iTons.
Steel blade Squares, lockwood Rules. braces and Bits
Saw Sets, Marking Guages Compassos. Augnrs,
Glnhuts, Bench Screws. llatchels sc. &c. sc.
House building materials. such as
Carpenters genuine Rim Locks imitation Carpenters
Locks moree Locks, plate and stock Locks, mortcc
aud rim closet Locks. iachcs of various kinds Hinges
aud Screws, square aud round Bolts, Axle Pues sash
and b nd Fasteners, Nails, Brads, Window Glass from
81 10 to az 20, Putty. &c, &C., sc.
April l5--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

d the 18th. says:
Some Il contemporaries have already expressed
the opinion that large portion Of WHEAT III the ground
has been winter killed. that there is danger OF a shor
erop Ohio. We have lately passed through the State
troln tins To Cleveland. aud ihenee 10 Beaver. Penn
and although We noliced many fields where large Ior
ton had been winter killed We are confident. that the
present promise is oi Yield above an average crop"
The Ciev.lsnd Herald. another exceenily well IN
formed paper, remarks:
Every year We have the same old sereolvped edl
tions from part Of the country 10 another. OF 'iaii
Of the wheat crop" ~ far have seen and
hear truly. there Is reason To suppose The coming
crop will be any less than the appearance last year al THIS
time Promised We douot know the fact. but we think
thai hazard little IN saying that there is now pfoba
bly, one eighth 81 land IN wheat than there
last year and, except IN very low wet places, II Is
mol materially iuJuni.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

FOLKS don't go 10 bod now a dasshey retire. No
hdy eats dinner- people take refreshments. No
ldr gpes church but people attend divine service
There is no Sunday--it Is sabbath No gets his
toolh pulled is extracted Instead ii drinking tea
coffee, the fashionable only sip little No one tears
hule IN his Iautalouns-but II IL thing that he
lac.rates them. LADIES' dou't go visiting they only
make calls Young don't 90 cour,ng-they only
step in 10 spend the eyenIng-Our gmndmas used hard
backed chairs but bellies hare stuffed hacked 10 Their
seuts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
ATGROES IE.l.N7EU.

T'IIE undersigned wish 10 purchase from one hundred
To two hundred Negro Slaves. the age Of none lo ex
coed 40 years. We are wiling 10 give for Them far
price payable in ten equal annual payments from the i'
March, 1879
To secure the payment Of the debt we are willing TO
give mortgage the negto,s and also real estate to
sufficient amount satisfy the seller. The negroes to
BE- delivered Noxubee County, Mississippi by the first
Of October next.
Persons wishing sell will address both Of us
al Pckcnsyille, Ala by OF before the IS July next.
/. J. SPAWN,
Apils-dJy l.. A. RAGSDALE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
TO THE SCROFULOUS.

nOCTOR T. w EWING informs the public that
IL he is in possession Of Boyds remedy for Scrotula.
II s too well known to the community 10 comment
Those who afflicted may call him and be relieved
His Office Is near New Store, Buckingham county, Va.
His Post Office. New Store Buckingham.
Charges moderate.
April 22-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
.NeChaAics' S0ciMg $ Esu,,E.

WIS Institution allows per cent on all deposits re-
Il manning months and more 1t is in forsbpp
condition. and IN all respects perfectly safe depository
for all spare funds that individuals may be desou. of in
ves'ing upon interest Deposits always paid on demand
PLEASANT LABBY. President.
II. RICHARDS, Treasurer
}. ii. ROBINSON Secretary
DIRECTORS
l. I, haooy' Samuel w Shelton,
Jas NJ Langhorne, J.. SaImons
Jesse T. Dugud d. p. Reese.
Jacob Rumbough.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

have passed through tho city I've swept OCT tho plain,
have quafed 81 the life hirS, iss counted my slain
!, the bones OF the wealthy the haunts OF despair
Clean the fields Of my glory, ia have eeen there
WHEN .ie victor stro.g N is moment Il Pride,
wfl, hrs barrels all fresh, have sat by hs sida,
Tin the drop drugr~d GRIP, through his VEN,
Made him own his desthihroe stranger had been.
when the rsvc' brightest, larkcd in The throns
Ifaughed with the toudes,, L, eehacaibe song;
From the nsbes, the p9udest, i'se earned my fame,
On tho beautiful brew, have ehronicled shame -
In the hat 81 ,be PeaSarr, Eve lowered above,
oef his tarfligbcd hearth and the sooacs o. his love,
wbsa ths bars, 81 wild MUSIC fram nomsp' lips stole
Ab8 the soices u childhood sank deeP in the sui
As suiorea The circle, they died IN a wall,
And the Shrek. q The desolsto swep, thro the vale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
D0gWcrrcOfype LiKemcSSeS.

TUNIfE So BSUKIBEK would respectfully inform
q the citizens of Lynehburg ana surrounding country
that he has taken the nearly opposite the Frank
lin Hotel, formerly occupied by Mr.. w. A. Refer aud
recently by Mr.. j H. Fitzgibbons. where he prepared
TO execute IMMATURE IlkENESSES, with all
the latest and most important Improvements.
Miniatures taken IN any kind of weather. and all pic
lures warranted fac smile of the original
Ladies aud gentlemen are invited to call and examine
specimens Of this beautiful art
n u --lnsruction glyenin the art moderate terms
April 5--ts p. f.. GIBBS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

CLOTHS. CASsIMEREs ANDvESTINGs.
WE are now IN receipt Of large assortment OF The
w above named Goods, among which are
Black French and English broad Cloths, all prices.
Brown. Green. Blue and Olive do
Black French Doe Skin Cas,meres Of every style and
quality,
DO Bouicans and plain English do
French, English aud American Fancy do
Fancy aud white Linen billings,
Black French and English Satin NES1lNGS,
Light and dark coloured SILK do
Gold Iinse and white figured SILK do
Figured and white Marsees do Sc Sc.
The above Goods will be manufactured al prices 10 suit
the customer provided he is too hard 10 please At
any mte we determined he shall not say he do
better elsewhere. Cali and try.
All garments warranted to fit sale.
WAfElHOGSE, WllflsTEMORE s Co.
April 29--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
TUE CROPS.

The Fineasile Democrat that notwithstanding
the iRtense drought the E'on which The re'vhi dry
Gather had raus.s, has been dislted by reeta, re-
lshing shaw rs a portion oi the wheat crop may yet
do we'll cats II MI entinely killed ~dl revive; II is not
late "a good cop OF nass. bat clover Which should
nss Il, IN faa Rrunl j. done iot least the first ciap o
Il Ncvar Did ratu find every bdy ready To receive
H. All did /, grateful tooiogs then al
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