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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
LATER FROM THE ARMY.


Movements Of Troops Later from .Monerry-Death Of
General Hamer-.Ndrinc Disasters The lass u Cor
er1'mem Steamer Gopher. SC, Sc
The steamship McKim arrived at New Orleans on the
10Th inst, with dates from BRACES To the 9TH and two
days later accounts from Monterey. We copy from the
Pcayune and Delta.
Among the passengers on the Mchim Col. Wei
Ter, Maj Arthur, Capt Cooper, DIS Chamberlin Hoxie
and Craig, Lleuts Steward, Dolon, Mcmahon, Roe,
Murphy and Richmond, Mcssrs. Linn. Lemon. fppet,
Ramos aud Levmskold and sixty sick and discharged
volunteers.
The Mckim brought over MAJOR Arthur, bearer of
dispatches.
Gen. Taylor to in column the 9Th, OH
and lUh inst, for Victoria, with about 1900 men, Vic
toria is elu distant from Monterey aud Tampico. aud it
was supposed that Gen Taylor would make that place
his head quarters.
No further demonstration would be made towards San
Luis Potos, until further orders from Govern
meut.
Brig Gen Hamer, of Ohio, died at Monterey the Sd
INST,
Gen. Butler in command Of the district of country
comprised within Salullo Monterey, and the RIO
Gnnde.
Col Harvey arrived a, Monterey the cath ult.
Gen. Iaylo had imprisoned the Acalde OF Monterey
and his son. and several taiene holes for furnishing
money and horses to doserers from the American army
Old Rough and Ready II Is said, has threatened To hang
this dignltary and his accomplee.
Gen Wool WAS at PARIS 100 miles north Gi Chhua-
hua with 1000 men. Gen. Worth was at Saullo. aud
VIII shorty have under his command 1000 men Col.
Riley was At N,nte Mnnr,les with nbont l000 nom
Gen. Pillow to 10 Nicoria the lith.
Santa Anna had sent out detachment of 1000 men
ia destroy the wafer tanks hclyeen Saltlo and San ps
po,,si
Two regiment IL Indiana volun,ccrs the ID and "a
and Lieut. Mackali's Capt Tayors) battery had lef,
Gen 'Twioo,s divs;on is On ito march far Victoria
The sI,,n7sh,n V,rrn;, lor tho Hr,,os far ,r,mn,co
ON the 18th inst, with Irut Col Earle and six comma
mics Of The al,la Rounen, pnnhcrinr nearly aoD
men rank and file Tie steamer Cincinnal,i and / $
propele James Care left an the 10Th with Gen Shields
and s,a0. and Can't, Sullys Connany If Alabama yohn
ieers; all bound TO FANNIE,
N, y s si,1,,. ConLer The l. Z steam
or Gopher broke her hoo chains and steam xou- IN
cross,no ,bc bar an sunday tb, l2tb 81. ,,s ,,,Il
f., OFT outside the brcaLrS md co,n +, anchor IN five
fuhoms wafer The wind hlo,,inq str,nn f,nn \ /,
and a heavy sen unnin nj ia. t,ne Le ,yos Iitoll,
smashed to pieces. and sunk a, her anchors Tho I'M
ted States si,o,ncrs De ssct md Iobn II 'rbomns,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
SENATOR BAGBY AND HIS SON.

Extract of a letter to the New York Mirror, dated
Washington December -
Some doubt has been expressed in the ne wspapers
whether Mr. BaUby if he should be nominated to the
Senate as Minister to France and the appointment con
firm d. sustain the expense attending residence III
Paris due to his saton and even in this city the subject
tring as i, may appear has afforded theme oil CONVEX
sa,ion. Whether or not Mr.. Bagby shall be nominated,
ne has l,rpe pecunary He has been econom
zeal in his business TRANSACTIONS and attentive TO private
claims against the government, entrusted to nm. nc
has little son who ten dollars and hall week
page in the Senate.
There are in this city half dozen printers making
ready To bid for the public printing. Isaac Hill, OF New
Hampshire ii is said, will make bid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
SltfFRINGS AT SEA

We have heard If the unparalleled ry 1, coast
ing vessels occasoned by the storms which have been w
rife within the last 90 days. But they have caused great
prvaon and much loss of human hf upon the open xe,
They have poia"Ied r passage of vessels in the ocean,
until their provisions exhausted, aud hunger and
thirst have come 10 do their work with their vie tns-
h. ship l. MIA 70 Bren arrived at New York on
Tuesday last after passage cf l2 days. She started
with l2 passengers Of whom 81 died. nnd al rcdu-
cd 10 such state as To make their recovery doubtful
The ship Pontiac came in thc same day. CD days out
from LNefpool-ll dead The last loaf Of Tread was
divided op amongst the passengers three days before she
made The port and the suffering of all on board was terri
bic IN c extreme Vessels arriving every day. load
ed chiefly with poor emigrants with similar tales Of sui
iering and Of doa,h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
CnMMnN pnMnIR-

Hy comparing lhc results Of these lwo sets Of cNpor-
mcn's will he that the new powder possesses an
explosive powder third greater than that of the
mon powder. Its advantages are. beside the last men
toned one, chcapness facility preparaion, safety and
cleanliness Its disadvantage and very serious one,
that il leaves behind in the piece, vapor Of water. II
is to be hoped that this will be remcdcd From the
present prospect it seems destined to superscdc the old
gun-powder entirely.
few years hence and "to smell gun powder" will
bc n figure of spccih for this IL odorlcss. But wonders
will never cease II has been discovered by Mons Pc
louie that this very substance. which answers the pur
pose Of destroying agent, will also fulfil the office Of
prcsofyer Of life Dogs fed Tor week upon IT, not only
thro,e but iattoned. Strange anomaly This fact,
however, Is easily oNpcahle and IN fact could have
been predicted Woody fibre analogous in its consii
tuition to nutrve element Of all food cascne wanting
the nitrogen and portion Of the oxygen. These being
supplied by the nitric acid the compound formed closely
resembles cascno and becomes nutrtvo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

The IT, s. and The Zoh Tercn,.--We learn from tho
Courier des Flats uns Of yesterday that NJ Gerolt who
returned to this country in the Cambria, with the
purpose of re.umng negotiations for treaty Of Commerce
between the IT, s. and the Zoll Verein. This negotia-
ton derives, says that paper. additional Importance
from the reason in the German paper that treaty con-
cuded between England and the Zoll Veren was to be
broken by the latter"
In virtue Of the treaty English vessels had the exclu
sive privilege import sugar and rice. Iii he rejected
England would lose this enormous advantage. and the
Zo Verein might negotiate new commercial treaties
with America-the free cities and with Holland which
at this moment is negotiating treaty with Prussia
NJ Y Comie~.
Bsscn 7,olt is srnornosl az h'viss arrived AT Wash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
MfSSRS. DAVIS AND BAYIY.

The Washington correspondent tina Ballimorc Amer
lean, in letter of the 25h inst, says
"A citizen of the District. Mr. Monteguc) yesterday
evening made oath before Mr.. Goddard. Justice of
the Peace that there danger ola breach OF the peace
between those two gentlemen. Warrants were accord
ngly issued against both parties, Mr.. Bayy was found
at his lodgings and visited by the officer pursuit
at his room before there was time for conrnnncaf on
with any other person. though "a good natureJ friend
cndcavored To keep the officer from the desired interview
Mr. Bayly gave security IN the sum Of slN thousand
dollars that he would not commit breach Of the peace
and Mr. tillad Of Ala. and his fellow dodgers, eetcd
as his security.
Mr. Davis was also found in his room. and a, night.
when he in bed. The officer demanded tina, Mr.
ID should go with him as his prisoner which
fused upon the ground of indsston, and with the do
cnraon that he would not leave his room during the
night
The officer left the for alyrc, and the door
immediately locked against him The Guard were
called mp and consulted and further advice had with
Mr. Days's friends. from whom there was an under
standing that Mr. Davis would give hs rccOgn2ancc To
day. The officer vsitedhis boarding house this morning
but found that Mr. DAVIS had left in the morning ears
for Baltimore lie will probably la followed this
ing and the District Judge Of Maryland called upon to
return the prisoner n District 1t is earnestly hoped
that between good counsel and well meant laws a duel
may bc prevented.
The following is from the .amr correspondent.
WAsu,NoToN, dec. n 1916,
There ia good deal of excitement growing out Of the
arprehendod duel between General 1oyly and Mr.. Davis
and the more on nc count of the Of Of the parties
and the attempted arrest Of the other II is charged that
that the arrest of Mr. l)ayy at the instance Of him
self but the truth of the IA probably that the wife
of General b hearing that there danger OF duel and
knowing the causes which existed and which likely
to lead 10 rrnruntrr, communicated the Intelligence
whch led 10 the arrest. Gen Bayly invited that eX-
PLANTATION .ont OF the House, which Mr. Davis had
asked during the debate within, and such 'ont OF the
House" explanations are always regarded as prcmonory
SYMPTOMS Of duel They are indeed among who
believe in the duenI creed held designed results and
invitations o a challenge.
There was correspondence between the parties before
there attempted and, therefore, more ground
Tor the warrants issued than many supposed How the
affair will end remains b. seen, but though tho law OF
Congress NAV prevent a duel here. the Interchange OF
challenge. i, cannot 90 beyond the District. where for
long time past. none has attempted to engage in such
struggle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

Yet NJ Leyerfler achieved this triumph and the tele-
scope has since verified the correctness Of his demonsra-
ton The Royal Society OF London testified their ap
probation OF the spenor Of lhr discovery by presenting
to Levefror. at the suggestion of Sir John llesche.
the gold medal Of Copoy,
The fame of the cotton powder has long ere this reach
ed your side Of the water, yet perhaps few remarks up
It's properties aud utility would hot be unineresing Ia
your readers. This newly discovered Illuminating agent
il exciting the attention Of only the strictly scientific
but the practical of Europe Its properties are due
to the kation OF oxygen and nitrogen by woolly fibre, by
which an explosive compound is produced The meth
cd of It's preparation is exceedingly simple Raw cotton
or paper is placed in strong tuning nitric acid OF In
mixture OF equal volumes oi common commercial nitric a
end aud sulphutc acd and allowed 10 remain there some
10 II minutes. after which it IL 10 he taken Out and
washed until every OF acid has disappeared
II has only 10 he dried by gentle heat, which must
be below the boiling point, aud when thoroughly dried II
is fit or use Fifteen minutes is usually u sufficiently
long period Tor the cotton to ronan IN the acid hut II
may easily be ascertained whether IT has remained long
enough. by placing in ether. when II II be sufficiently
impognatod. il wall dissolve Cotton thus prepared.
does not dle appearance from the ordinary cotton.
but II ,ssesscs n extraordinary explosive force.
A pnol ol this give the result Of some experiments
tried belorea commission Of the Academy Of Sciences,
and several engineers aud officers OF artillery These
pcrmcnts made with the Ballstic Pendulum
The gun was successvely charged with l, :. 8, and
gammes oi the cotton, when the yclocllics pf the ball
were found 10 be AS follows -
pnty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
Land for Sale.

fUNIE SUBSCRIBER offers fr sale valuable
Il TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county Of Bed
ford, vemlcs west of Liberty, Immediately on the
Turnpike Road
The Tract contains $50 ACRES, about one half OF
which is In timber the balance lies well for improve
ment. and is well watercd There is comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE on the premises The sub
scrlher living the Farm. will show the Land to any
person wishing to buy. 1t will be slld reasonable
terms. and possession Given the Isl September lS47.
Dec. SITS ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
THE RAPPAHANOCK IMPROVEMENT.

his work IL progressing steadily and successfully,
under the direction Of that uuobusvc but excellent En-
g'ncer. Mr.. John Cou,s and will be finished In Novcm-
Der next. II viii embrace 81 miles Of lock and lam
lga'on, from Fredericksburg 10 Carters Run, miles
above the Fauquier 5 rings. 1t will accommodate por
uon OF country hitherto destitute of facilities for markct
and will reduce the cost Of transportation barrel Of
Flour, from the Of 81 to the low rate Of rs to 80
cents
The whole cost. understand, with the amount Ish
out on the old work. Will not exceed $4,000. To Al
eNandcr Marshall and his associates in this enterprise
who 'rot the ball in notion much credit is due for
their perseverance under ny discouaging circumstan
ces, in getting the work under way. They will prove
themselves 10 have been public benefnctors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
Correspondence q the Courier & Enquirer.
D.n,. NJ Etk II

The cheftopics ofdiscussion in the scientific world,
are the extraordinary exploit genius Of NJ. Leverror,
and the merits Of the newly discovered powder The for
mer discovery which has drawn the eyes OF world up
on the lus'rous may be eckoned as one of
greatest triumphs which human genius has ever ac
complished. That a should in the solitude of his
chamber. where not even met his gaze, have de-
monsrated the existence and predicted the time Of
ution the place. the size. and density of far off planet
which no human eye had yet behold, but which his
gigantic reasoning told him must be there even 10 cub
'~sed mind arnot hsy o,d the range ~ possibility
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
From The Fail Rirer Monitor, .lprii 1916.
WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.


Thus medicine. prepared by a long experienced and
skilful physician. tested and approved by great number
Of Intelligent, discriminating and respectable persons in
various parts OF the country, received and used
with entire confidence and with great success by those
afflicted with pulmonary complaints. Ii is also recon.
mended as valuable medicine for other Diseases such
colds, coughs and particularly diseases whose tendency
is to consumption. Should its efficacy continue it has
thus far been proved various obstinate cases. will in
deed be most invaluable medicine.
DR. Bradford Knapp, of Crown Point, n. Y. in let
ter dated August 3D.. lS45 says: 'ln the course of my
practice in this vicinity have tested in good de
groe the good qualities of u sim's Balsamof Wild Cher
ryin Pulmonary Complaints, and now wish to procure
a supply of the medicine"
From the Boston Traveller
Balsam Of " lid CheTy-We publish to day com
eudaorS letter from Vermont, of this popular medicine
Though the free OF medicine and especial
" 81 the patent medicines OF the day. have had such
opportunities to know of the beneficial effects of this bal
sam on our friends and acquaintance. thai
strained TO regard 1t as very valuable remedy for coughs,
colds. sc.
Dec. 3l--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
To Carpenters, Brick Layers, sc,

the 9th day OF January next the Subscribers will
~ receive proposals for the erection Of buildings for an
Academy In the town OF Liberty The principal build
ing to be 60 by 40 feet, of brick Plans. Sc NAV be
seen at tho Clerks Office in Liberty.
BENJAMIN A. DONALD,
JACOB ID. MITCHELL,
JOHN w. HOLT,
A. B. NICHOLS,
JOS. WILSON.
Committee.
Dec. 3l-4-tQJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FUNHE subscribers arc receiving, and in few
days will have in store their entire stock of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS among which will be
tou nd full of the most fashionable, for La
dies and Gcntemen's wear, well large stock Of
Wooens Domestics, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, and
almost every article usually found in Dry Goods esab-
Ii, hment.
Feeling grateful for the patronage heretofore received
they cordially invite their friends and the public to give
their stock an examinations pedging themselves to
every exorrion and spare pains to please all who may
favor them with call
s. GUGGENHEIMER & BROTHER.
Spn,cmbor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
}. Garland Il VIM d. Bran CHI,
AT,TORNIES AT LAW

III AVE removed their office to John NJ Warwick 8
L brick row, next door below c. Dabney. Esq, and
adjoining Martins War house.
J. Garland will in future attend. in addition to the
Courts he attends the Court of Appeals at Lewis
burg, and the Superior Courts of Rockbrdge
Dec. Sl-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
NOTICE..

r WISH to hire for the ensuing year, GROOM, to take
charge ri thorough bred Horse in the counties OF Camp
he'll and Amherst None need apply unless well recommend
ed will hire by the year, from LIST Of March to LIST OF
July. " W % 49,
Dee 7I-t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
DECEMBER LIST. is4e.
Tb4ON
ANOTHER STOCK OF SPLENDID GOODS.
Chcapcr StiIl~-thOugh more bea u iful than ever

Cheaper StilI~-thOugh more beautiful than ever.
AM NOW REC EWING, direct from the Northern Mar
kets. the following elegant Goods. They de-
r'iodly rch--call and see them.
Black and Fancy Cassmercs-A large assortment.
Cloths Of all grades Biollcy 5 best make
French tloalsiugs for l.adIes-An elegant article,
Ighlaad Plads Tor Ladies DresscsThe ncatest and
elegant Goods imported.
Plaid Cashmere and Mousn de 1t in great variety
ONE SPLENDID ROBf-Embl ld.rcd in gold, at 60 dol
lars the most elegant party dress in upper Viz
gina.
One Bridal Veil-sl50
o White embroidered Grape Shaws truly beautiful
Prints great abundance ,pcr believe than
in this market
silk Worked Apaccas-A large stock,
Flannes and Flannel Shirts,
Silk Vests for Ladies, Sc Sc &c.
All of " hich will be sold low for the Cash,
Dec 3-ts WIN. H. RYAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
Fall SUPPLY.
ST,lTXON.1K y:

DLANk BOOKS of almost every description,
I'D Cap and Letter Paper, (some very superor)
Note paper
Ink Ink Powder. Inkstands,
WATERS Sealing Wax,
Pens, Quilts, Pencils,
And most other articles in the Stationary line.
BIN DE WITT.
Oct. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

nN CONSIGNMENT, 10 cases LIQUOR
~ ICE. ofsuperior quality which we offer for sale
very low. TALBOT & LANiER,
Exchange corner.
Nov 23-ts
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Mrs. ncnriqnes'
ENGLISH and FRENCH academy,
FOR VOTING LADIES'

4 Monday, January 18th. Terms unaltered. SIS.
ST. and Sl2,5o-charges made from day of entrance.
No deduction made, except in Of previous agree
mcnt.
Dec. ST..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
Trustees Sale of Land near Lynch
hllry


Trustees Sale Of Land near Lynch
burg.
Df virtue of deed of trust executed to me by Urel
ID Hilman, and Henry II. Hewitt. bearing date the
10th day Of September 1871 and of record in the county
court of Bedford will, the llth day Of February,
1917, If fair and if not the fair day thereafter,
Sundays excepted the premises. expose to sale, by
way u pubic auction, certain tract parcel of LAND,
S5<2&M with itsappurtonances. containing DeaB1A
<58$SH& 3tS ACRES S%
0Y&p mon OF less, lying and being in tSYe1S
~~A->- the county OF Bedford on the wa ~s>
tiers Of Burnt Bridge Branch, and another Run both
branches Of Ivy creek, and adjoining the lands of Odn
q. Clay, George PeTcival and others.
Acting trustee. will only convey to the purchaser
such title as is vested in me by the deed Of trust aiore-
said
TERMS OF SALE-Cash will be required to the
OF $500 aud the residue of the purchase mo-
ney. the following credits will be given to wit $1,000
bepd at the expiration of months from the day ofsae
and the balance of the purchase money BE- paid the
expiration of two years from the day of ale-the two
deferred payments 10 be secured by notes, negotiable
and payable at of the Banks in Lynchburg satstac-
tory endorsed and the title Of the land itself being re-
tanned. until full payment is made.
Several disappontmcnts having taken place in regard
the sale Of tins property the public may cofdeatiy
a sale at the time and place. above appointed
CIiISWELL DABNFY Trustee.
Dec. 3l-ulF
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Fresh V:2NiSOsl. sc.

I kOO LBS. Fresh Venson,
l.JOO 500 Roll Butter,
Just received, and for sale low by LEE & ROBERTS
Dec l0--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

Robert j. Terry, 'Iiam I, Terry AID Elizabeth
his tcite
HVAKE NOTICE, that shall, on Friday. the 9Th
day of February, Si7, at the Clerks office of Hal
flax county. take the dispositions Of Joseph c, Terry and
others, be read evidence suit pending in the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
county of Halifax in which am plaintiff, and you and
others defendants. If from any the said dcpo
stions should be taken that day. they will be
ken on the succeeding day.
Dec. 3i--4w WALTER BOYD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

no BUILDERS AND PAINTERS. -Wo gallons
~ prime Mountain Inseed OIL Also supply OF Superior
mhe Lead Of different brands, Varnshes, Brushes f"ty
window Glass, SC. Sc, for sale low by
Dee. lO-t. JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
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.yw w. RLACKTORD, Editor.
pUBLIsHEb BY
RLACKFORD, STATHAM 4 BILLIARD,

EVERY MONDAY AND
~. D,uLrrs per ann,n,, payable in adrance. No sub
,cil be received for a shorter time than SIR months
toH be discontinued, (ercept at The discretion
49,, rdtoys J until all a,rsarages are paid
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at SO cents PEI,
,or .,ss) for cpery inner form Insertion and ia CTS
'f,,, for ress) for every outer form Insertion
prYrRY ADVERTISER is required TO note on his Ms
,r h. ,vish.s his advertisement inserted an ddper-
nm, 70 noted ,cH be inserted til its d'scon''tanee
.op VERIFY .4DYERTISLNG the terms are for
A., ,i,ye of too squares = ~ for one square $40 for
.,uy, tnier form S5j. Every yearly Advertiser "W
,,red to eon6.e his advertising to his particular line Of
non PRINTING; erccuted ne atty and erpcditious'y
aud an re aso,aabe terms.
,yoNy KNIVES AND FORKS, IN SETS OF 81
/ PIECES, - ..a
Tea Jrays of various patterns,
l,,ndcstcs, Shutters and Trays,
Britania Ware,
Andirons, and hne,
Shoyes longs and Pokcrs,
Brass and Britannia Spttoons,
curtain Pins, Curtain Bands, Sc ~,
For sale by oht'oR' no''h-
Dec 2l-S
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BlOuEefs! Blankets !!
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS

would respectfully invite the attention oil the LADIES' TO m
stock of Hosiery Having too large Stock WI" sen
reduced prices ,.
Dec. Its W. H. RYAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

NOTICE.
TENllE claims duo to the firm of Parham s Hopkins
have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Irving &
Roano for collection The debtors will please for
ward and settle thcm-as longer Indulgence be
given. PARHAM s HOPKINS.
Dec. Sits