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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
LYNCHBU RG FEMALE SEMINARY.

LYNClIBURG FEMALE SL.JMLVARY
MI lSSES GORDON tender ,heir gratofh, scknowl-
VA odgmenis to their fends and tho public generally
orihe very liberal patronage heretofore besowe and no
specnlly inform them that Tho next Session Of thsis
School will Commence Monday, The RO,h Of Sep,eu.
Der.
The design ofthis Institution 10 10 prepsr, ywur IA
dies for usefulness in future lii. whilst every scv,n.
pshmeni, calculated 10 POLLS LIE uanssr. ana r.Ane ~.
taste, 10 kept in view.
Having ecn experienced and observed thu incowve,t
enco attending tho changing Of Pupils from ono ssseol 10
noer, as toy pToarpe, Ia tloir edrcxiio they have
endossoed ~ lar as possible, To obvas ,hsss dioul-
ies by having several casscs, in order to Accommodate
Tho Price OF tuition 10 The different stages Of advance
mont: finding easier 10 induce right habits VI study
than To correct ia se ones when Contracted.
Terms for the session Of FIVE noaAs psyab,s ~ olvsos
Is, Class for beginners -Al phabetcal lc..a and
2nd Class. fr to more advanc.a--SpeIlny.
Reading, Writing. Elements u Arithmetic.
Geography and History 10 90
81 a>s-Orhgraphy. Reading, Writing Eng
lish Grammar. Ancient s. Modern Geography.
History and Comp son 10 m
| ith { lass-Al the higher branches usually laugh
IN the best Schools, together with French Is 90
instruction in the Classes at Profess ms pricss
Music IN tho PianJ-thne Lessons per week
Css OF Piano 'or practising zoo
ofaw,ng "a, and Painting 10 50
| u,ieh'ai ~ ht'hS 8 90
wax Work 10 90
rhof1uery o 90
herms i'r ooarl per mouth 10 ca
Washing / NJ
They would beg leave to state thai they have made LARGE
and great Improvements 10 their residence and ara nn,v
prepared to Accommodate from fifteen to twenty Ba,ds,.
very conveniently,
Parents or Guardians. placing their chillen or wards
tins institution, may resi- assured that every attention
shall be paid 10 their health, improvement and c,mfort
and in add ton to the many other advantages couuecs
with this Institution, there 10 4 new larqe and we'll
selected Library to which The Yonny Ladies will have
constant access.
Being well known ia Lynchburg and ito vicinity. thew
deem reference to particular nd vidual. wholly upnece.ss
ry but would respectfully invite Those who isel interest
ed IN The cause Of education o visit their School from
irne to time and Judge for themselves Of their mode Of
instruction, discipline, Sc.
Pupils are admitted any time during the S.sson A.
ter entering deduction will 10 made for alsepce -
cePt for proaced sickness but they should in all c,sea
II possible, begin Al the commencement Of the term when
| the regular classes arc formed.
| IrNcHBuRG, August 90 l847.
+. s. The Misses Gordon would respectfully sugx.ss
to their Patrons at distance, that il wuld he much 10
their interest to board their children or wards with shes
as the School rooms and Boarding house an under The
same ro and consequently the pupil will lose M tim.
OF be subject to other Inconvenience w account Of k,d
weather, sc.
| Sep. 2-w6wif -eAs
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OPE.V'Z.V'G KICH!!!

WIN. H. RYAN scarcely has the time to say that,
w he is now opening, the largest the RICHEST,
and the CHEAPEST stock of Goods i, has ever been
his pleasure to offer to the Ladies Of Lynchburg and
vicinity Gall and examine for yourselves-no charge for
showing. and but lille if yon buy have time to
say more as the house is full OF customers-' say more
next woek-probabiy. In great haste
w. III. RYAN, Opposite ID. b. Poynes
Book Store, at Tmner g. Bm,ceUs old stand.
Sept. 23-sii
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ELK Fl RNACE.

HNllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
i LIST day OF January last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING
under the of Flppin Montgomery. beg leave t.,
inform tho public that they prepared 10 cxecu to
orders for all descriptions of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces viz Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stoev
Plates Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine the ST Vie and quail
ty Of their Hollow Ware, which may be most
of the stores III Lynchburg, at the Messrs. Es's.
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern. at Elm
Furnace, or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just To hand, our well selected stock of
SPRING; ND SUMMER GOODS
which will he sold low for Cash, in exchange foI
grain. A. w. FllPPlN,
May Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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.HI1chNMax,
RlllNG GOODS Tor retail. will find i, greatly to
- their interest 10 call on
BELL, RECkER y Co..
IrNcnsunG, Va
Their stock is very heavy and well asserted, and they
pledge themselves 10 sell Goos a, tho loves, prices aud
On the most reasonable terms.
Sept 21--4lif
Gentlcmcns Wear for Full and winter, 1877
FuNliE attention OF Gentlemen is respectfully called IL
! the very extensive stock vi
Super black and fancy color.sl French Cloths.
:" French Casters Tor frrk aud over
coats.
Plain black French, English aud Middluscx Cassi
mcrcs and Doc Skins for pants,
Fancy black ribbed and plaid French Cassincrcs,
Fancy colored French and Nliddlesex Casslmer,'s
Plaid Cashmere aud " ooen Velvet Nesiings,
PLAID Silk and Satin N,slings,
Plaid black Satin. very superior.
Fancy Cnvais, llandkechicis, Suspcnlcrs, Gloves,
&c, &c, Sc.
All IL" which " II take great pleasoe in selling 10
all persons IN want Of really good Goods and will sell
them low. BELL, RUCkEK & Go.
Sept 27-iiif
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NEGRoER! NEGROES
AGUE AND FEVER CJRFD

AGUE AND FEVER CURED
Mr. q, b. Rcmson, Grocer, Middle Village l.. ~ saws
he sold Dr. Smiths ndan Vegetable Sugar Dated Pills''
to two persons there for the fever and ague
cire was, IN both speedily effected. For headache
colds levers, dyspepsia low spirits Sc, there their
equal to be found in the whole range of Pharmacy Be
iul OF limitations, base counerfes and written
signature OF 6 Benz Smith the of each box 9TH
. : ise spu'i Jus Pills wi be palmed on YOU.
Oswcgo, n. Y, May &C. 1916
DIR. G. Benz Smith
Dear Sir We have one box of the Sugar Co,tedn
Indian Vegetable Pills on hand, having sold
hall dozen al time, the hole Of what a,elyt
We were not aware that our supply exhausted The
sale has very much increased recently Your Pills bid
become popular in this sec, of the country and as
we have heard they have satisfaction TO nivd
ual who has taken them YOU think proper You may send
supply on by express shall them sooner We
will undoubtedly need them
For sale in lynchburg, bv
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggis',
Sept 2-5m Agent ior the Porneto
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w WINTER GOODS. comprising a rich and mo
variety OF Dress Goods Er Ladies, Clohs Czssnere..
.esIings Sa'iues. Fulled Cloths, iiaseys, Blankets
Hats, Caps Shoes. Husr to which invite tkoss ia
want Of cd and cheap Coods,as prersrrJ " o~r
such Inducements In prices cannot fail 10 peasr. an
WE are ca nfdcnt stock, fr qualify and style, viii
compare iav.rably with any in Virginia.
MEEM & GWA1KfN.
Sept. 23--wiwif
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Amherst c. H., September 9Th lsi7
HE parties interested in the forcing order take notice
MAJ nave aP"n'cdthe 18th day Of November NEXT, To
conn ehce the accounts therein npned which dar,
~ CLOCK IN the morning, they requested my
oee WIN Their accounts vouchers and copies oil Court pa
pcfs, prepared Tor examination and settlement
ROBERT M. BROWN, Conmr
October 7-wlw
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S.ENTLENlIN'S
+ u II n HING STOR e

rTNlE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens of
l.yhchbnrg and the surrounding country that they will
continue the business formerly carried by Waerhousc
"hittemore Co, and prepared, with entire new
stock Of Goods, to supply their with any article
Gett'emcns wearing apparel.
Their stock Of Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than before offered. Also,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Winch will be manufactured to order exceedingly low
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE s WHITTEMORE
Oct. is
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bt- At time Of great interest," the failure of papers
IS provoking enough. The mail # Sunday night, did
10, bring single Richmond paper. Where can the
full bel
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rAIIIOKl'NG!

TiILORLNG! T1IL ORLNG,
VIE. Undersigned having had long experience in the
4 practice II measuring cutting and making up work
and telling entire confidence Of giving satisfaction 10
Hose who may favor him with call nust respectfully
ots his services 10 the citizens Of Lynchburg and lis
vicinity, hoping, by strict attention business, to merit
share of patronage.
Inc FRENCH, EEGLIsH and AMERICAN FASHIONS
WI according to cement he received every month,
a"' whilst adhering strictly the fashions regard will
'e mad to smooth fitting. easy and c,mtorabe wear
Ing garments.
JAMES Is. EDWARDS,
few doors above Meem & Gwaikins,
49,. and opposite Sam' b. Thurman.
n Al agent for Cosby Compound Bitrs
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Bearer Greek ZMNiber House.
vI'IiE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
LIST of September last, for the purpose of doing
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
.Werr UMtiLe IL u 3 1 ne SIS,
at the Lumber House, mil-s below Lynchburg, and
where the Turnpike to the Canal under the name
OF John J. Montgomery s Co. They have just re-
ceived well assorted stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also, a supply Of GROCERIES. which they effer to
the public low for cash, in exchange for Wheat and
Corn.
Lynch,urg prices will be paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded al Iynchblrg prices.
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
Mar Its A. n. MONTGOMERY.
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y. Royal MOic0sssb be,


30 cgrOcs
belonging to the estate d Capt Ammon Hancock deed
consisting OF men. women. Buys aud gns mos, u them
young aud likely, amongst them Two frat rse Smiths
and good Carpenter g'nd Casks, and several likely
and valuable House Servants remainder arc stout
and able bodied at"rers-Sur first rate MULES well
broke aud gentle aud mmcdin,aly thereafter, will be
sold on tho Farm belonging 10 the said estate. near
.ynrhburg. the entire crop Of CORN, OATS. HAY.
FODDER. &c, the stock Of COWS, &c one yok. Of
valuable OXEN, Plantation Tous. Wagons, Carts.
&c.
Aud on the 2lsi Of the same mouth will be sold On the
plantation belonging To said estate, Moe,'s Creek,
IN Campbell country, the entire CROP of every kind
and description. STOCK Of all kinds, Plantation Tools.
embracing Wagons, Carts, &c
The sale viii commence at the Market in Lynch
burg nj ~ O'Clock, and 10 continued from day ~ day
4nu completed.
TERMS.
For all sums OF $50 and over credit II sx months
will be given, negotiable mites satisfactorily endorsed
will !" required and all sums over $500 where il il
preferred, d!scouni Of per will e made Er cash
A. Il. HANCOCK.
BENZ. n. SCRuGGS,
X K. CRALLE,
Sept 3o--t2lO Admins Of A. Hancock decd.
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AN ENTIRELY NEN AND WELL SELECT
ED STOCK OF HARDWARE,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

pursuance ola lied Of trust, executed To the under
slgncd Trustees, by William 6 Miller, bearing dat
the 5h October ls47 and of record in the Clerk Oilice
of the Hastings Court Of the Cooperation of Lyuchur5
for certain purposes therein mentioned Eve ,fl,r for
privately, by Wholesale or Retail the stock Of Hand
ware. conveyed to us, by the deed Aforesaid, until the
l.tI October ms at which time shall proceed l.,
sell, at public auction, to day day. the balance Of
the Slock remaining hand, unli the sale shall have
been completed
The attention of Merchants and Others DESTROYS of
purchasing Hardware, is particularly invited to the above
Stock. II is entirely nt,r, and selected with rs
pecal regard TO the trade of the town and surrounding
country Great inducements will I've offered 10 all deal
ers in Hardware. The tie rms very liberal.
WIN. $. REID, Jr,
WIN. ID. FAIR.
OctS-tl9O Trustees
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FOR RENT
: ASH FOR WHEAT.

CASH FOR WHEAT
Undersigned is prepared to pay the highest cash
itct ts Mercl,anlable Wheat delivered at his
,nho'! House the Basin lie invites all who have
wheat Tor sale, 10 give him call
%, Cash fer ri 4 Sc d. BE. sACKETT.
Oct tiff
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J. w. MAuRY s CO, Managers.
One Hundred thousand Dollars.

~IO,OOE %XO,OOU Prizes OF SIO,NW!
200 Ir:es Of 5000, (Leing The io'rest Three .Nnaber
Prizes
The LIST and 2nd Drawn Nos 5000 I'd and 3rd Bird
and 18th drawn $500
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To the Ladies'.
ELN'CF GOODS for FAIL and " INTER
SEPTEMBER u. 1917.
He'll, Rucker Il 20.
kunrhb0rw D.M
To the Ladies.

FSPECTFlllN invite The aion,ion OF the "a
= dies 10 ihcr very offensive stock Of Fancy silk
cashmere, Muusin and Merno Dress Goods, Frcnc,
Emhnhderlcs, superior rlch embroidered Cape and Me
rlno Shawls, Nist,s. Iarllon and Swiss Musllns EN-
h'idcred in coors. and white Tor party drsscs; iaccs
Ribbons and Nr aihs or parties. embroidered and plain
Shear Lawn hcmmed stitched and handkerchief IN col
ors. black silk trimming i.aees. fnngcs. Gimps, Bu,
IONS for dresses. 81. &c With determination tn
please not only in the styles nj gnds bu, in prices. the
Ladies' invited To cali aud examine the assortment
sept 25-lt If
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Oct.S-tl9O

A N EXAMINATION of Miss Eliza d. Lambehs
"A School will take place at Mount Iermon. Camp
bell. on Friday, the 2th ns commence 10 o'cosk
A. NJ.
Parents, Guardians and acquaintance invited to
attend
Oct 1T
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General Commission
a.ND T. cry BUSI.NESy
VIE undersigned having associated themselves =
u partners. under the sly IL and Arm Of
ROBERTS = BUTLER,
iof inc por,vse of conducting . gensfnl
Commission Business,
IN Lynchbury. and having taken The H. % snd cumss
dous house recently occuld pied by Roberts & Waller. and
immediately opposite The Bank Of Virginia. would m a
respectfully solicit The pair mage af their friend. ar ths
public generally for corsg smsnis Of al kinds of produc
such
Tobacco, Flour, whisky, 40, 40
Ryand Roberts having brough, into tho concern
large and very desirable
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
aud the new firm Icing drsirisus 10 reduce tho pr cant
Stock ~ order Ia devote their attention pare, ,ry
IL the C""misscn Business, will vhsr great induce.
menis III purchasers.
Edward Is. Butler will give his personal a,,cptIsn To
the
Management and sale 81 TobAccs,
consigned to their Whcre no advances. are msJs
Tho usual price u % cents per hogs.ad will ~ charged
fsr selling and collecting.
lie has been. from curly life. extensively enq,reIi,
The Tobacco Trade, aud wund beg lravs To rei.r he
friends aud the public generally The following gentle.
John NJ Warwick. NJ. I.anghorns L SONS,
Jesse Hare. Seth Halsey,
Aud. H. Ar,stead Samuel Mc(.otkIe.
Samss Miller. James l.. Clsytor.
d. James Saunders. David w Burtn.
kYLAND ROBERTS,
EDWARD b. BUTLER.
August 2G-6rs if
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IOilN H. DAVIS, who gives his entire attention 10
- tho sale Of TosAcco. FLovR. WnrAr, BAcoN.
.Rp or any other kind Of produce that may be enrus,
ed Ia his has p,s, received On consignment
10000 his, good Family Bacon,
900 :" gopd Family Lard.
10 nf Superior Liquorcc.
ID Dbl oI r.. Surwrtne Flour,
All OF which shall be ssld al tho very lowest cash prl
ces JOHN II. DAVIS.
Aug 30-is
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Farmers ana PIanterS
.V1SHO Goods.
SErrEMDER q, lSi7.
BELL. RCCkER s. Co.
DESPECTFUIIY call tho attention Of gentlemen
IL buying Goods for servants wear their very hta
w stock ot
3 1 aud Ga Pulled Cloths,
Double Millcd Salneits,
Mallory Jeans,
Washington DO
1hompsInville do.
"a. rs aud A. Plaid T.inscys,
hiia aud colsred Blankets, large and small size,
M. and Cotton Oznaburgs,
Wool Hats and Caps.
Sole Leather,
Best make Richmond Brogans for men servants ho~
No. 3 To Is.
call respectfully requested from all persons buy
ng such Goods. 40 the stock is large and 10 sold
Sept. CA If
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
grand capital prizc ot Sioo"on
grand prize oi Wooo
splendid prize oi 10000
ditto l'ooo
ditto 1908
plendil piiz,s oil ioooJ
8 ditto 5ooo
4 di,, lOoO
oN, prixes aowe.t thr,, numbers Of 1000
GA do list and ID drawn NosA 1000
100 A, I'D and ri, ar Sd and tth) b0
100 al, fhb and 5th ar 5tb and U,hA 80
i26 do 10Th and It'll or It'll and stl) l3o
31I7 do ~
23l36 do ~
Wholcs so Halves ,2O-t3uartcrs SO Eighth. s..
package of % Tickets which embraces all the numbers
placed in the wheel, will cost as follows
- whole Tickets, at $40. l,ooO
A dis, ,nnt of Il per cent is allowed when sold by
the package, l2o
$50
W arrantcd To draw back, nett amount, 1uo
Cos, ,f n rcrif ate Of 25 Wholcs sl.2
Certificates of Halves, Quarters and Eghths IN pro-
p rtl"n.
As the demand for Tickets this Splendid Scheme will
no dou, heavy, send early possible and secure
chance from the celebrated Capital li.zc endcr,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE.
Richmond Virginia.
~ B-Posiage need not be paid.
Oc,. WOW
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A |. f. X 4 N DKl A LOTT r Y,
Glass s, FOR lS47.
Is Numb Loitery-I2 D'otcn Ballots.

To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, the seth do,
October, 1917.
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4 Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery con
"A inued by adjournment and held Tor ia. count, al Am
hcr at tile ont House, Tue ssy the 3ls ,la, o Au.
gust ISL
whom Mcdaniel surviving partner of William Morgan and
Abon Mel,snie merchants and Partners trading under the
him and style oi Morgan Mel Hrcl Samuel Garland, al,
mhisliaor de bonis non al Archibald Ruhsitson decd ard
james M brown, snnNrg executor Of James NJ Brown.
decd, pl,,n,id.
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john ~ Clarke,

SOU0 W VtUfkf,
NOW OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
(FORHERLf or UHEEfLNG, T3)
Walls himself oil the earliest opportunity OF pr,sentn
10 his old friends and patrons the xed OF thu
MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY
EYER DR.7U.N' IN. TIE United STATES,
Ana being universally .ded IL lie as been and .
the most successful Nender in the United Sta,cs IN selling
many large apita Prizes he prosumcs this TACT
i "nh the extraordinary magnrcnce OF the scheme, viii
DC sufficient guarantee tlat Le will osdot em
each OF ms old friends and patrons.
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against
iliam Mcdaniel, administrator de buns non with III,
will anncNo Cd OF John McIanc decd who was sued in hi
ON" night and as sufNNn admin traitor oi Richard Jones
Id ana as surviving aumm traitor de hunis with
VIII annexed OF Madison Ware, deed, William Mcdaniel
ana Samuel iiesk. III their rig Is ard the s,cui
ties oi the said John Mcdaniel in both the fduciay charac
tiers Aforesaid, John r. Mcdaniel ENccut,loi Lindsay Nj,
'anci, deed, Sophia traw ford, Alden b. Spooncr BENJAMIN
Brown, illiam Bourne, Henry W Qiarics, Hudson NJ
Garland Sterling Claiborne, Nathan Glenn, hiswcll Dab
ne. ana Nelson I. Daws,n Defendants,
and
a Ambrose X. Mcdaniel George Mcdaniel Betsy Davis
John Ware and Peggy his wife, and W llliam NJ Ware
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
John Il Mcdaniel executor of Lindsay Mcdaniel decd
" iam Me lauI, James y. Mcdaniel and Samuel " ats
his securities the said William Mel anic his RE 1t
Gideon Mcdaniel MARY Jones, Samuel IIeiskall Nancy
Bass cNeennx oIos,ph ioskcll dee d. Thomas Strange
and Sophia his vile, Defendants
liz CHANCEgY.
he tonrt doth rcrommt the report Of Commits ioprr
Brown with the exceptions nn'posed or wit tire. ~,
ceiios by The l PENDANT, Henry W Q,aIles administrator
d. bonls non with the will ut George Mcdaniel
decd and three exceptions by the Hoieudan iam Nj,
'ahe To the same Commissioner, nth to consi
er and report upon the
topy-Testr,
ROBERT 1INSLEY, Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-25


Mr.. John Beck ford, respectable merchant Of Ea st
port, Me-. says--Pease send me large supply Of
your valuble medicines, particularly of the EXP ECTO
KANT, as have great demand for them the Brit
ish Provinces. gentleman from Windsor, Prov ince
OF New Brunswick,) was passing through here on his
way to Boston, to get cured of.
BRONCHITIS,
when recommended him to take your Expectorant
which gave him immediate relief, and he returned
home completely cured
The ExpcctoranI has also brought one man to life
mere after his Physicians had given him up, and had
taken nothing for three days. His complaint
CONS UMPTION
happened TO call in and saw him in a very dstres
sed situation. nded his wife try the Ex-
pectorant thinking that it might give him some ease
and he would expire with less but he
right away Yours, &c. ]. Beckford
Rev. Jonathan Going. D. d. pr resident Granville
Coledge Ohio, says: lie was aboring under a
cold, cough, and hoarseness and that his difficulty Of
breathing was great that he felt himself in emmi-
nent danger of immediate suffocation. but was per
fectly cured by using this Expectorant.
Mrs Dilks, of Salem, N. j., cured Of Asthma of
~ years standing, by using two bottles oil this medi
cine, Mr. Ward, also of Salem, cured of the same
complaint by five bottles.
Lewis Levin Esq., the distinguished advocate of
Temperance sta ted al a meeting OF upwards of three
to addre them, but for theiuse of Jayne's Expec-
torant-'' He said that he had been aboring under
hoarseness and oppression of the chest that
RfffcfT Kadn fedeced him hours. and found
himself contrary to his own expectation, able to ad
dress the multitude.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia and
sold On agency by STEW ENSON d BELL.
Van Buren,, Arks.
w. fl. & NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-12-25
Fresh Groceries.

VHNFIE subscriber begs leave to acquant his old
IL friends and customers, that he is receiving
arge additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand OF Austin IL Clegg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell as low any 9TH
er esla blishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt so kegs nails
100 " coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbIs and half bbs 20 kegs powder
Whiskey 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar 70 soap
Is bbls moasses 10 '' Gunpowder tea
10 loaf sugar 10 " Starch
| Is, 900 lbs iron assorted 70 g boots and shoes
800 plough moulds 2O0 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings assd 30 sides upper do
| 100 sets wagon boxes = doz painted buc ket.
500 lbs cast steel En- 3 sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, ginger
| and American do. 8 bales domestic
! Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware, qseensware, end saddlery.--
Also a few articles in the Dry Good line,. ant
many others too numero1s 10 mention; all o
4 Which he will be happysto show to those. VIII,
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.