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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
THE WING DEFEATED IN PENNSYL.
VANlA ACCOUNTED FOR.

A Wing Of this place accounts for the de-
feoted of the Nhg party in Pennsylvania in
this manner: He say the Native American
party were nearly all Wings, and that in con-
sequence ofthem leaving their party the loco
focos have succeeded in electing their ticket.
Now, fsuch be the case, does it not show
who are the enemies OF ioreigners
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
Road Notice.

There will be a petition presented Ia
the Commissioners of Wyandut county.
y iio, at heir next December session.
pray 'ng fpr the location "fa Innty road
commencing AT the n est line Of The culn.
ly o. landot. between Sections tweut,
seven and thirl, four, in Township No /
Range twelve east, aud run east IN tic
iind ef sections as near as Is practJca be
q intcfsect HE SlaIe road leading from
VI trtlhs town tuC Cafl.
Octnher l6 A. d l94T.--4- *
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
OUR COUNTY ABROAD.

Tliis little county was supposed to be Whis
by nearly every one when 1t was made, bU
is now one OF the counties thai saslains ou
government Ia peace or war-supports mea
ures calculated 10 beaett the mass and moi
rich banker alone. Both parties throughout
the state have had an eye upon the new conn
ties that we're made few years ago, for their
political characters were not known. Well
the character of this county has been esiab
lished at different elections, and TO the praise
of the Democracy, we must say their vigi
lance has made her Democratic beyond a
doubt. The steady increase of the Democs
racy in this county since its organization iBs
dicates bright future. Two years ago our
ticket succeeded with the exception of the
Commissioner by very snail lnajorily.-
Last fall our majority was greatly increased,
and this fall it is still larger, aud our whole
ticket triunphantly elected. This news does
not only gladen tue hearts Of our party al home
but causes those abroad to cheer US.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

-a,i z oirlzens Of Upper Sandnsky aud
~ vicinity, are respectfully informed
that the subscriber has commenced the
" atch and Clock tnakiug bnsipess in all
ts safipns branches. Patent Lever, Cyl
lnder, l.ePin, Repeater, sld common
Watches aud Clocks of all kinds repaIied
aud c!eahsed, on tue most reasonable
terms.
He also offers his services a. surveyor.
ERNEST NJ KRAk NJ,
Ju!y ., 1947-3e-3m.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
BRING YOUR WAGONS.

? d. & w. Ayres have just received loads of
GOODS which they will sell as cheap as can
be got any here for cash or produce. Look
out for there advertisement next eek. Give
them a call examine their selection and sat
isfy yourself that they have lots of cheap
goods.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
Notice

& ; hereby gwen, that there will be pc
iioD presented TO the Commissioners
Of Ayandnt county, Ono. at their next
Dec mber term A. ID. ie47, PRAYING Tor
the location of county road, coinme nc ing
iD the center of the N,endo avenue
where il strikes the west END OF the t o - u
al UPaor SsndGsky, OHIO; thence running
n'lrihwesteriy direction III the nearest
and best ground to the nurth west cDrner
OF tscciion thirt, one, township two sonth
Of range fnurietn est
Ucl. "A, ISl7-3-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

4 Gcw thoughts en- the iesul, of the elcc.
tom in ohio.
Although the wings still re,ainthe power in
Ohio, there is much in the general result of
the late election to encourage the Dcmocra
cy. Whilst we have succeeded in confning
tie wings to precisely the same number of
members as they had in The last legislature
we have barely failed TO carry the day in
several doubtful districts and place the dem
cratic party on permanent platform Of sue
cess As instances of this, look at the result
in Medina, in Highland, in Harrison, &C.,
SC. where the wings have succeeded by the
mere shadows Of their former maorities.-
Turn also to Wayne. to Stark, and to Fair
field, those former hulwarks of the Democra-
ey, but hich have latterly been distracted to
the ruin and defeat of the party. They have
once more wheeled into linc, and the result
at this election betokens glorious things for
The future.
The loss Of one democratic district by the
moltifying neglect of democrats, has eiven
the wings the control of tie Senate as well as
the House. This result, although it leaves
the strength of parties precisely where II was
a year ago, seems to Indicate a whig victory
at the late electian. Such however, Is not
the fact. IF victory, can proper
ly be claimed by either party, thousand in
dications all over the state show that il be
longs to the Democracy. We have held the
wings level in the state at large-we have
driven them to deaths door in several of their
doubtful countless and to great extent we
have reclaimed and reunited our brethren in
districts here divisions have heretofore prov
ed fatal to our cause. Each of these results |
IS in itself victory whose fruits will be more
fully seen and appreciated in the future. o.
Pu'rioi.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
Mfauor Of hoidinga
National Convention
IN the CITY OF
CINCINNATI, JrLY 4, Is4s.
For Governor Of Ohio.

JOHN D. WELLER, Of Butler county,
" ho has been 10 the soar and is sjapors!bte
TO as speedy prosecution and termiaation on
terms satisfactory 10 the .4merican people.
Subject 10 the decision of the State Conven-
ton, on the Sth of January, 1913.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
Attachment Notice

A I my instance an attachment was his
N day issued bs Abraham Myres, Jas
iicerf The peace Of Lraw ford tuNnship-
" ,shdot count, as aihst the property anu
.iIvc,s II Paul Leuner, nou reside OF u
sad connty. .sss
In cd l.is l.,h day u Oci. ls41--l-3t :
AMOS McNAlkY, .4geai.s
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

Thus it will be seen that on joint ballot both
parties have exactly the same strength this
year as they had last year, and although the
wings have majorties in both houses, the
whole number of their members has not been
Increaseti.- Ohio PahiLt
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
WAR NEWS.

We give up much Of our paper to-day to the
war news. 1t is certainly as interesting as
any thing we could publish. Mustang letters
are very interesting as well as amusing.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
TIE LoNG ExPEcfEl 1
HrriUed at last.

kR, John lIartz who studied his pro~
iessioo as physician and surgeon in
France and Germany, and has practiced
% this state forthe last II years, has at
be many solicitation Of his acguaini nces,
permanently located in Upper Sapdusk II,
and tenders his professional al services 10 Il. g.
pnolic. lie intends TO restrict his riding.
90 the vicinity of this place. Persons a, 4
diSiance can cons6lt hin by bringing tho
arine first taken in the orning, ia clean
vial, particularly IN Ling standing or old
complaints. ~
He eau be fonnd at his Office on Wyan.,
dot avenue, opposite the old Indian tavern !.
at all times, exceptwhen absent on pro-,
Iessional business. Beng able to speak
the French, German and English language
es, lie can consult with all.
RI ETER Noes.
Doctor L. Bigselow, Palmyra, PortIge
county, o.
" j. De Wolf, Rayana, /. q
' J Town Hudson, Summit 60. o.
g II. Eslep, Canton, Stark, co. y
g S. Seely, Warren Trumbull CO.
+ J Scott, Parkman, Geauga co.
U, Sandusky, Oct. 9Th, ls47--52-tf. LIZ
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
Road Notice.

Notice is Lereby given TO lie inhabi.
tauts Of w Wyandot county, that here Will
he a petition presented 10 the Commis-
Marion and NJ. Blanchard state road and
ruus TO the county road Thai runs from Mt.
Blanchard to lohrrsary's Mil; the altera-
tinn to commerce where the Upper Sam
dusky and Williams,own sta te road cruises
tie Azure said county road; thence west
sldug said sta'e road ta4he east line of
David Adams land: lSlice north to north
line of Israel IIurmas laud; thence east
20 ,he sonth west cornes.af Jbn Smiths
land; thence "or'h 'o inF7sSse' The afore
said countE road again.
October S,h. ls47-l-it.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
sULoAtoY ADAMS, nsrATg,

NolJce = terep! Glten, thal lie. sur.
scrjhers have oeen spPointei ana qaal fed
as executors on rh" estate Of Solomon
Atoms la'e Of Wyandot c"nrty, 1rcea>eal
WILLIAM ADAMS,
EDWARD WARMER.
I iGecatorS
L Sandnsk, Ocr IS, l24.--3-3t
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

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~ The Is OF December next, will receive.
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C&fOR.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05

The Democratic majority in Pennsylvania
is about l9,000! Wouder if the higs have
heard from Pennsy lvania2
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-05
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA,
+ Kles held in the Clerks office ofthe Circuit Supe-
nor ,olrt Of and Chancery for Bedford county, the
day Of January, 1877:
Penelope hite widow and rcic Of Joseph Whit, deed,
Plaintiff,
against
John Daa. and Sally his wife, Betsy Burnett John Witt
and Jncy wife, James Holt and Massa his wife, Alexander
Crouch Crouch Nancy Crouch Addison Crolch Joshua
Crouch John Crouch Susannah Crouch and Frances Crouch,
the said Alexander Ann, Nancy Addison, joshua i'm,
Suannah and Frances, being the children OF Joshua Gro ,e
and Polly his wife, (sho dead) ard the said Susa nah
and Frances being infants under u Of age, George
he JESSE he, John White, Littleblry White, Grah
he and Nicholas Robertson, Sheriff Of Bedford county
and such administrator with the i'll annexed Of Joseph
" hle, decd, defendants,
In tHANCERY
The Defendants James Holt and Mas.a his wife, Alexander
Crouch Ann Crouch addison Crouch Joshua Crouch John
Crouch, George White, John White and Urah " he, not
having entered their appearance and given security according
the At OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
pairing by satisfactory dcnce that they inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they d. appear b.
the judge OF the said Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery holden for Bedford county, the l., day of April
next, tho Court House. and answer Plaintiffs bill
and that this order be inserted in newspaper Published in
the ri lynchbug Tor months successfully and posted
the front door of the CouT House OF this county
day
Cpy Teste
Feb. I-w2n JOS. WILSON, Cfk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
DECEMBER lst, 1916.

ANOTHER STOCK OF SPLENDID GOODS.
Cheaper Still-though more beautiful than ever
M NOW REC EiNi Nj, direct orn the Northern Mar
kes the following aud elegant ,,o,ds They are de
siardy rich call and see them
Back and Fancy tassmeres-A large assortment.
Cloth. ct all gf.d.s-D.1lley' : best make,
French Cloakings for Ladies'. An elegant article.
Highland Paids for Ladies Dessc.he ncIest and most
elegant Goods imported.
PLAID Cashmere and No1sn de LANES in great variety
one SPLENDID Embroidered IN gold, a ID dol
lars the most elegant party dress IN upper II
gina.
One BrpIil Ncil-~f5u.
TO W he embroidered Grape shaws, truly beautiful
PRINT. IA great lln anse ch. per, bsle,r, than seen
IN this market
Sits y orkcd Apieci-A large stock,
fannels and Flannel Shrts,
Six Vests tot Ladies ~. Sc.
All OF Inch Will b. sold low ior the Cash.
de-. 3-ts VIM. II. RYAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
New Iron Foundry, Machine
Shop, &c.
Feb ! -w2ln

on THE CANAL.
NNllt. st BSC RlBFl, late Of the firm Of DiIgud \
L McNamee, informs the public thai he has establish
ed himselfin Narwicks buildings the Canal, where
he Is prepared to manufacture all articles in his line OF
business, such as TOBACCO PRESSES. from patterns
Of taste and great strength Flatners Fatner Frames.
Bands, Levers, Sc Large Cast Mill Machinery.
Ihrashng Machines, Water Pipes and Cast Iroa Col
umns, Brass Boxes, poshed Wagon Boxes &c. &c.
Having his finishing shop in complete order-and iay
ing superior ~orhmen IN each department, he tlalers
hmseltihat he can q ye satisfaction in EXECUTION.
PROMP1!fCDE, AND PRICES.
lie invites call from the public and particularly
from the customers of the late firm OF Dnguid 4 Ne
Nance
% | am prepared To manufacture CAST IRON
CYLINDERS for Wheat Thrashng Machines, on an
improved plan, which, for cheapness strength and per
lormance, surpass any NOW IN
JAMES McNAMEE.
Sept. ~ WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
p9tTlC IL,
TIE NiNG WIND.

a, BKrasT.
Spirit that ssu.;hes' through nv lattice, thea
That coast tas ~ light Of the su,ry da..
Gla:eI 4lv hsws tn, Fccsha,ss round nv .,sow
Thol has beea upon the deep at play,
Ridiay all daY the Wild blue waves. til NV
Rcush'ning their crests, and scattering high their
ssay,
All swelling the while ,ai welcome thee
To the s,a7ehsa laal, ,hoa wsnlfrlr Of the sea
M faloae--a tt1asi1i bossns rJlnl
Inhale thee in the f,l'n = Of hight
Aad lan-usd l5slns rise up. and ralse' h,uid
liyeiie7 Al coming Of the Wind Il night.
And. lauxai.hing to hear thy grateful -'und,
Lies the vast inland stretched hsynnd the sight.
e. forth into the gathering shade eo forth,
Co.'s blessing brrAthol upon the i1inne earth
e.. rex the halp wo,l-binl IN h, n-,;l
Cur the. III water. brigh, with star, and rouse
Thu wide Cd wood from hi, majestic rest
Siun ,aa- lrJn the inailnerah'e b,lgA,
III, strange dc p harmonic that haunt his bfea.,i
Pleasant shall be thy way, where mcrkly haH,
III, sha,,ing a,v-r. ani dstklns waters pa.
And 'ti 2i tbs oershadouing branoho. aud tho gfan
tn faint old mar shall lean his silver head
10 ic.I the. t,al shalt L. i'e child asleep,
AL d-y the fnpsioncd curl thas etefsprcai
lis tsma'e,, while HI. breathing qr d.eP
AMI they. W no stand sboa, tn SICK mar'- bed,
Shall i1y In l.stcn to thu distant sweep,
Aud .onlv part h.s curtains, b allow
T., ,isi'i gs4tgialto NJ saiaing brow.
CrB-blt tic erie st ,tcffss changr,
That !. fhc liiei rs,ifrc, sla.l resfcrr,
with sounds aa1 scents from al thy M ,fy nhse,
Tar- 'sl., birthplace at Tie dep once mat,s
sv -, olafs IA tic s,a--it, seett aui -t5a'S~,
shall tell ihs hpsnr.itl. u=arfaef Of the shoe
Al, Ist'H.as - IA, H,nrnat. he ball dccH
n h.irs II flstiih, l,s'. sai tHnn.n- ,tfctr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
.Ai,U CO,NCER.N

fI,E Subscribers have associated Themselves under the firm
and style of MCDANIEL s, LEE for the purpose OF con.
Quoting IN TIM place. general Commission and For.
WaitIng Business Liberal advances made produce IN
hand All sales guaranteed, and cashcd when required
The present association admits OF Nc)auic dryotina
his time and attention particularly the Commission and For
ardmg Business and having had experience of ) years
with preference Tor such business, respectfully solicit the
patronage ct the friends OF the late concerns OF Mcdaniel
Met olc and Lee Roberts and the public generally, mon
the assurance of strict attention to business
Their location is both the Canal and Main Stree,
W Drdyage charged IN any case.
Their House Main Street is the granite front build
ing, next door to Mcssrs. Bryant 4 Tinslc,'s
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL.
JNO. b. LEE.
lynchburg, Jan I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
CO-P.lR T.\ERSIIIP

rIlE undersigned have associated themselves under tn,
L style and firm of MCCORkIE \ SIMPSON for IN,
purpose OF conducting general Grocery Commission
Wanns Business, at the stand formerly occupied by
Daniel and McCorke.
Charles Simpson has been for several in the employ
ment OF the late firm, well acquainted with, and will give
his strict attention to- She Receiving and Forwarding
Liberal adj will be Produce in hand
MI sales guaranteed, and cashed when required.
They will keep constantly on hand good supply Of Manu-
featured and extra fine Smoking Tobacco OF their
tacure
They would respectfully solicit a call from the friends of
the late firm, and the public generally
No DfoyGSe ,rW be charged Goods Produce
Jorirdrtfd SAMl FL. McCORkI.E
Lyme hburg. Jan tim CHARLES SIMPSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
Merchant Tailoring.

Merchant TUTORING
JOH.E q n EI
.hhe on Stand of HIM & J. Oakley.
w OF Lib respectfully inform the ctlzcns oi Lynch
W bury aud the public. that he vii continue to
conduct al thu old stand Of hnsclf aud brother the
TAI .ORING BUSINESS.
IN all lis hfanch,s H. has now hand aud VIII con
upuaiy keep, beautiful irtmcnt al Cloths. CAST
mcres. Nestngs. aud IN tact every thing suitable tor Gen
lcnens which he wmakc up Ia order IN the most
fashionable siyl,s hands me fits aud warranted work
mlnsnf. He would invite the altoutlonol the public
To hi, seek
Feb lis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

nNlE subscribers are nov receiving and in few
days viii have IN store, Their entire stock Of k&.I
AND WINTER GOODS: amlnu which VII he
found fall rmcnt of the most fashionable for la
des and GenIlrmCnS Wear, Is we'll rs a lar1e stuck of
NoollcnS Domestlcs Hats. Caps Boots and Shoes and
almost every article usually found in Dry lods es,ab
llsment.
Feeling grateful r the patronage heretofore rec, yc
they urallN invite their friends and the public 10 gyr
he.r stock an examination, pledeng themselves 10 use
every eNrron and spare pains please all who may
favor them with a call.
5. GUGGE\llElMER & BROTHER
September p Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
From The FM Riret .notfor, .ip,ii. lsI6
WIsTAR'S BE.>AM 90 Wlli} CHERRY

ia
Tim medicine, prepared 10y a long e>plriruccd and
s'N'u phNslean t's'd and arprNcd ~ great number
ol Intelligent discriminating and resp, clate persons
various parts Of the country, Is now received and used
with entire confidence aud with great success 10y those
atllictrd with Pulmonary complaints Il is also recon
moulded valuable medicine Tor other dlseasrs such as
odds cughs and particularly diseases whose tendency
10 cons1mpt Should efficacy continue as II has
thus far ieea proved IN obstinate eascs II will IN
,'d he a mnsl invaluable medicine.
DR.. Bradford Knapp. Il Crown Point y Y. in "A loi
Ter dated Npsi b. ISIS. says In the course ot my
practice IN tins vicinity. have tested good de
gre" the epod 4ualItio, Of " istms Bdlsunqf u lid Cho
ry ia Pulmonary Complaints and now sh 10 procure
a supply Of thu medicine
From the Boston Traveller.
Baisam # " i'd Charg-Wc publish Today a com.
mcndllry etitr from Ncrmont.o this popular medicine
Though ayese the free ns ut incidence and especial
" Of the patent medicines Of The day have had such
opportunities know Il the hrnchral effects Of tins hal
our friend, and acqnainiaucrs thai We are con.
strained To regard as avery luaberemcdy for coughs
colds, Ne.
Dee. SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04

SOTl tE
TENIF 81 BIS RIDER bas rented, ioF the ensu NJ
Z ,elf. the H. over MessrS Bel 4 Ruckef's Dr.,
- s.ore. tie retPre u keeping BOARDING
ol -. Where he viii be prepared Ia nccye lioafders
s ua- Ga or war. apd aftar TIC lst q January.
-. - thp ln 81 rs nahr l,rfS.
II will ha," che ortwo cXc,Iieni uns fr families,
Ia set eng ged.
D. .4-!s WILTSHIRE. NJ IENls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
sept. 10


NOTICE.
IGOR the purpose of closing our business speedily
possible have, the st inst, placed in the hands of
Nelson \ Pacson, all the debs due the concern All pr
owing the concern will please forward and
IL having claims against the will please present
o him for settlement HOLT s STEPTOE
1-Nls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
The --latest Arrival Of New
GOODS.

4 HAVE Just received lot of Fancy GOODS.
Il To which respectfully invite the attention of the
trade. Among them may he found the following rich
to5ds.
Rch Satin striped Nuccdela Silks of the latest
desgns, with beautiful trimmings to match each
dress,
Black and Fancy SILK Frinres,
Black silk l.accs. ass'd widths
Gala PlIds, 5r children.
Splendid 'rressel Rob far parties
Cherry c1lued Florence
Bnoct and Cap ribbons, very rich styles.
In addition 10 the above G. pods, have received t.r
piece Superior Black French cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers
on,pcce Extra Black Satin Nesting together witt
fin Lot of New Style Prints and other staple Goods
ID. T. {. PETERS
Nov. Ii Is if
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Et,slg,..

fHNlE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be paid for
corn, delivered eitherat Iaughorne's Mill. or
at Beaver crock 6mllos below lynchburg ON the ca.
nal AN. MONTGOMERY
Nov : WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
BENJAMIN HUNT

INkES great pleasure in iuirnng In, friends that
he has taken situation with McS>s. Lewis \ Good
man, Imp rlerS and Jobbers oil Cloths Cassimcrcs Vest
ngs. Drhnes, lailots' Trimmings. &C.. together with
every dtserph N Of eds adapted to genemens wear
No4 John street, between " ll,amand Nassau s.rccs
y Y where he viii be happy to see them during their
visits 10 the city.
Orders Tor DDS. ia other lines, viii be attended to as
usual
Ne" ioth. Feb i-iw (Rcpublican copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04

ON CONSIGNMENT
NNE have just received in STORE direct from the
w Manufacturers and now offer tor sale
1900 lhs Cotton Yarns ONION Factory.)
200 lbs do do (Nllton daO
These Yarns are Of superior quality. and stand as No
l. As Agents FIR these Factories We shall keen ON
hand god assortment and we respectfully solicit a
call from those wanting that article
McCORkLE & SIMPSON.
Jan % ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-04
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h IL persons indebted to Hatcher \ Crctn are rc-
y specially requested 10 call aud settle then az
aHi- 1t Is desirable to sel,leup the business 81 the
t..n ~ a, speedily a. possible.
L.. lbs BUTCHER s GREEN