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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
TRUST SALE

My virtue oi deed ot Trust executed 10 the subscr-
- BET by Jesse Clark, bearing ,aieon the 2Slh day
o April, 1916 and ii record IN the Clerks olee oi the
neslay the I'D inst nj The residence Of said Clark in
SAID county, about | miles distant from Lynch
bury The following property VIZ. one Negro Woman
named Ncilia, Bay Horse three Feather Beds three
Straw Beds three cdsleads, with the usual bed clothing
one boz, CHAIRS, sctts Knives q Forks. : Dining Ia
b 5, one SldehuarJ one Cupboard, Looking Gl sscs
one Doz Pates. Il Dishes. one sotl Cups and Soucers
one Don Tea spoons. Table Spouls, pair Shovel.
and 'rongs. pair Androns. Candle sticks one Car
pet Plough, and all other ranlspn utensils aud :
h'%s Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock No ollor title
will be conveyed except such IL vested by said deed
ferns ash. HENRY l. BROWN,
Sept. 2-re2S
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To c. l.. Mo,By, Esq.
ISNcnptRG. Sep,..2l, lSi7

T5NITII 10, NtPT. T, T6FI
+ D. Deane, .jr.. Esq
DrAR SIR: have this moment received your letter,
Stating That sou Instructed by the delegation from
this Town to convention o the friends III the Rich
mond aud OHIO Rail Road, invite me, 10 be present
at the meetings OF that convcn,on.'
Situated As have recently been deemed il best not
to mlngle The several meetings which have been held
IN regard IN this Road & have evenualed in he convrn
ton. NOW about 10 ASSEMBLE. My anxious desire has been
aud Is, 10 do.n the ueM egsature whatever may best
eohPor with the feelings aud wishes OF my Immediate
constituents, and, at the tlmc advance the o, neral
honor aud welfare 81 the State. Actuaed by This spirit
| shall. IN obedience 10 the invitation OF the committee,
With pleasure attend the meetings of the convention
Most respectfully am
Your friend and servant
C. J.. MO~BY
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GEN. rAlLDR'> ARMY.

Tin, ni,n mt mates that The detachment uf four
,l,pusa nj men from Gen. Tayols army 10 Vera Cruz
was ordered in consequence ut snsg sons made 10y hun
Ia the effect that the fc policy To maintain de
t.nsive line on the Rio Grande, lr which purpose five
., six thousand troops were sufficient. Will the jnon
tell us whether this surg slion WIS made recently :
las mol e. II. Taylor always been in favor o defensive
hne-but ready Ia advance whenever he furnished
with ,r,nps sufficient The Administration when It
was making sncl show Of vlgor, IN senins troops re-
uar, and Volunteers 10 reinforce Gen Taylor, aud VAS
Blasting that he would, by The lst OF August be at the
hold If than ten Thousand men, certainly coaeIn
plated advance upon san LUIS OF wherefore the con
ccnraiion Of twice the force recesary to maintain de
tnsive linz That Gen. Taylor supp scd That he was,a
the head Of this large Free To advance apparent from
the Of ali his General Orders. We venture 10 say
thu tn administration has ted upon any recent ad
vice of Gen. rayir. Thy followed their own IDEAS ol
the lagn, and INSPIRED the her1c old man and his
gallant tfooIs with the hope they Al last, 10 be
enabled 10 take the field aHl share. with Their comrades
the southern army the arlsaps and glory of active
service. This hope re=lnimaled every bosom aud re
strung every nerve. Nhlt must have been the nor
tIf alton aud disappointment of the General aud
hi, officers anI men, when told that the advance was i
bldoned, and the great portion Ut the army condemned
10 it. Of lrkS,me nactiyity We shy nothing IN de
ragation Of the wi5l Of this hanlonnant uf the ad
np1n San Luis. with the SAUL iirce which 'el.
Taylor could have taken with hin, after maintaining his
communication with TIN Rio Gmnde We are inclined
to believe true policy reqUrcdt But the Admlnlslra-
ton knew all this before it hurried troops To the BRACES.
Why mol the Policy vowed early in the summer,
and the Ohio aud ndiana volunteers aud the regulars,
instead Of being despatched to the Rio Grnde sent 10
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.NOIItE.
l. A ID, OCK IL {

FOR SALE.
I WILL offer iar sale al public auction. the
premises on lhursla, the 2lst day Of October. il
flr If not the next far dyac
IR3CT or LAND
which live. situated in the County Of Bcdford on
the north side OF Big Outer River. containing
3l2 ACRES,
ad oinng the lands OF Edwin ID Moore. James NOEL,
benjamin Glrduer and Aldovadus Noel. twenty miles
from | ynchburg and seven miles from Liberty.
Ga the tract there is oil DUtIiing House i;
Ice House with stuoe Chimney aud other
ry out buildings
of the lind. those wishing 10 purchase view for
themselves Al the same aud place, will sell all my
stock Of Cattle Hogs, Sheep &c, Plantation Utensils
] Household and Kitchen Furniture, the crop oil Corn
Oats. &c.
The terms made known ON the day Of sale
CALEB NOEL.
September 23-wlw
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tree man sl colpat1 IN GAINESVILLE, ii taken without the
limits OF the county 81 MecLlbnig aud Ten Dollars will be
paid lnf the At the sad james shall be takrn
within the Aforesaid county ileNas detected pctng from
al ON merchant. aud escaped after which search
made IN his house, and goods 10 tho al ,eal hun.
dcd dollars found aud identified lie is about teci high
walks nmhlN and perfectly erect, al restless expression
countcnanee dark copper compile Aon, and when talking de
hbcats,, lHrs slightly II. appears be about thirty
five oi age and b, trade House and sign Painter
lie Is negro OF remarkable Intelligent aud reads and writes
we'll II. WOOD, Mayot
Sept 23-w2w
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oBITUA RY.

1sN nrt,lt - 4.
b,rst r,silrncn -, he buha NJ ,I,h AZ III
Mrs SUSAN A. NJ WILLIAMS in th, 27th y,nt al her 90,
The many excellent qualities of character b,rh tins lady
constantly exhibited the domestic and social relations al
life, make her untimcy death peculiar sadness re-
Eret to all who knew her. and of deep disappointment and
gel to her nearest friends and kindred Called to die at her
age nj HE IN 50 short time after The duties OF the household
VOWED upon he When her presence seemed to be SO
70 lie h'i devoted husband, ana to the
ra'R o n' e'et o'sP'nS "htn The cares and hopes Oh
ne u, 10 p "''y increasing hei interest TINS m'ial
,,l,' -, ,I. d;,.',. i,,a , ~ a. w, - % '
Faih,r rr si, d 80 ~ , -, " M IT. Avn, S'
arc dccniy AVID Inv that proy;d.no All , ~, .
great derp and cannot but m,,r, ,a brbld 'h l' ON,
II n,t,,r, ,,, r,,.. as H., - -
tnrely lost from the world. Friendship love and skill
poNed then utmost Efforts to save her from the tomb but
death proved an o,ermaieh Tor them all lie the tenn
Pel'iN victor AMER lew days oi severe struggling and
suffering the Ian victim Tell anting AT his ice But the
Christian religion teaches 10 her berea'ed kindred and FRI ns
the lessons OF heavenly wisdom and TO their hearts the
sources OF hope ana consolation light dawns upon their
darkness and ehatos Their gloon" She shone principally
as Christian la he year OF lSl, she brought by the
i", spirit to the Lamb OF God who taketh away the sins
o the world and attached herself pthe Methodist Pntes
tan, tan, hureh !" he, lns s,rv'g Oh Christ was dsliEh
~ P'i was e'',"''e'Aeo ny oeel sincerity anu pfay'fiu
within her rrarh She r.o;rod i, ,h ;,1i;, 1 -
iy OF godncss loved to see her saviour bonorcd and
deemed it To be urea, honor ia he, Ia touch I ho h,n 81
his garment Thus she lived and when She was pas sinr
through "fe raeu Of IN, sboJor of eotb se was on
ablcd to realize and to declare The presence Of Him whom br,
spirit loved to saving She passed along To the
hcted who her dying couch 81 will lear no
evil for thou with thy rod thy comfort me
ole hath loved me | cried,
lie hath suffered and died
For such a rebel as me.
Tins was The orac, of II. Ispe ploGej ia III. life and
pols lady She conqnred though she dcd and her
victory plume IN the realms OF an endless life
'Oher hopes than earthly bcamcd on her diving hour
They gave her spirit triumph above the spoilers power,
Snail ra'e her clothed IN beauty immortal from the grave
Two weeks alter the burial OF Mrs. W, IT became the
monrnul duty oi surviving friends 10 open and deposc
the mothers grave, her little babe oil months and IL days
s 'i'''o"'
Died, at the Residence OF his father casvile, Rock
ingam county, C., ON Monday the 9th inst. Or PETER
IL ll RD, IN the 22nd year u his lie had been grad
ron, pL;,'', l,1ia Ia, -, -, T ~ =, "a,
course If his n,idic, s,d,rs IN nIi,j I , ~,
ri Inc p,,4 y,Iuoh dcsc,t,r .,rl ms ,,r,,sl a., ,d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

e. hase been favored with 4 copy III the iallw
ing bret letter, received b, his hoihe fom the rasu,
olonel John Garlsnd, OF the It'll Infantry. whe com
mandeda brigade at the glorious battle vi Churnbuscn on
The 2otl nit Il has been the fortunate lot Of Col Gar
dha Ia hear conspicuous part IN every battle of The war
except Burua VISTA aud though ever IN the lhirkes,
Ut The fight his equally fortunate Ia, escape un.arm
ed H., skill aud salIantr, sisnaly displayed in
the operations IN The neghhunod ui The cit, OF AcA
CO.
1AerBitA. August p lsi7
have but IN inent To say Ia that the treat hat
tie brtire the ely OF Mexico has been fought and the
enemy entirely discbnt ted. Their works we're very
strong, and they defended themselves with more Gallant
~ than III their pfeylos battles. They outnumbced us
more than double We have host yer, lew short of 1000
men KILLED and wounded unusual number wounded
about 40 guns were taken aud something like $500
prisoners. My brigade occupied the extreme night Of our
llne and did lis duty.
There ia truce entered into with the eN pressed OBJ
Joctuf negotiating pelceelther purity. by giving Is
hun, notice. resume Institutes. The general inn
pre- sion 10 be that peace viii be speedily eoncu
dcl
Iaeuhaya is beautiful town. three miles from the ci-
y aud very h, allfy Worth highly distinguished him
self III this our greatest battle.
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To Country .Ncrch0MfS.
MUSICAL INsTIsllCTION.

&. EUZXNUTKN,
\ returning his gratetd thanks 10 his patrons or The
liberal patronage bestowed him hitherto. boys
leave To inform them aud the carns ol lynehhnrv that
he will resume his OF Musical Instruction upon
The Piano, Guitar. Flute aud NIon the Isl day Of the
neat ensuing month. October.
Terms usual. IS per ssion o months, Lessons
per week Vocal instructions will be gwen 10 Piano and
Guitar pupils. II desired, without any extra charge.
Sept. 2,-3i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

~ The news brought by The last French Steamer
s mol Affected the price Of the great staples. We hear
VI many additional failures. in London and Liverpool
.'h must produce corresponding effect in our cities.
we nave not room or the details Of the The HI
u ma 'n her last outward passage from Halifax 10
'F' p III n|ac LAY sh quickest pa sa.e yet known.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
PHILADELPHIA MARkErS.-Sopt. |

There IS m'te activity IN stocks with an upward Ton
deucy
Flu sales ii Western at s.. 25aS537l.
Rye Flour Sales at ! pr bill
Con-, Meal SUE. at 81 per bbl
NheaiS Sale Of prime red al ~ per boshel. and
OF prime white at l2o per hu.hel
Whskey -Nsl,s AT % els por gallon
The Market. genrnlly without change.
The Northern Telegraph is Of otdst.
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BAl.TlNlo MARKETS. Sept. Il.

In Stocks there has been nothing done To Jay.
Fluur-lhe market Is unsettled, and there no
sales
Provisions Prices have slightly declined
Nuel=-lhefol Is active ,lenand tli this article.
The store Of Nj. Gorge MAS destroyed by hre this
IN ifnlng.
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.vEUD' GOODS,

" 7. are now receiving our supply OF FALL aud
W WINTER GOODS. comprising rich aud rare
variety OF Dress foods for ladies Cloths Cassimcrcs
Nesiinps, Salnclls, Pulled Cloths Ilnseys Blankets.
Hats Gaps, shoes Hose, Ia which invite those in
want OF good and cheap Goods prepared offer
such Inducements IN prices cannot fail 10 please, aud
we are confident stuck Tor quality aud style, will
compare avoIahy with any in Virginia.
MEEM 4 CIV ATkIN
Sept 23-wiwf
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:" lib find II to their interest examine our yarie
w aud extensive stock vi BOOKS AND STA
lloNERl. Some advantages, which not very
general. have accrued 10 tins in buying our
stock enabling oile Goods line Al unusually
low prices To ih'se who pay for Books and Sta
uonery, particular Inducements are offered.
Our supply OF PIANO FoRIES is the largest 10 bo
met with III the Southern country To this department
u business we devote great attention. The numerous
eogmcnls from those who have been North re-
turned. and bought III u.s. with knowledge, as-
sure us IN saying, that larger stock already finished,
better ,etms more superior Instruments could not DO
net with, than al our establishment here in Rlcilnond
We are sole agents IN the Salesof Nlrl mia and North
Carolina or the Papo Forles made ny Mlossrs S,odat *
Durham. OF New York, whose instruments wo believe
10 be the best aud the cheapest.
NASH 4 WOODIIOESE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bsoks Statoner, aud
Piano forios. - Main street, kchlnold. Va.
Sept I'm II
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NEW YORK UNNECESSARILY

Flour-1h, market Is firm
tonn-Sales OF prlme White AT G2 cts aud of prime
yellow Al I'll cts per bnshel. The market steady.
oas-Ssles AT lads cts.
The tusard steamer is not vet in
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NJ. We devote considerable space to the particulars
olhc late battles The official dispatches have MT yet
been received. 1t appears that our loss is aseertaned 10
amount to l0S) Of Whirl a hlu ordinary proper
non are wuuadcd. which is the remarkable
,o15 were exp rsei u the fire Of heavy cannon. In
no military operation in hic American traapS We're ever
engaged, there finer display Of military silence a.
the Comma afnr Geaerdl aul his Leuenaats. and oi
,!auuess bravery an enthusias n the part of the
nrn The disparity nj numbers. as in every other a.
lion Of the war fearful. In fair field fght the nu-
rnerical superiority the eneny might have inspired
pnc appreIen>i n-exliu1ted free by IA
ii rue aud the IN lie ni:y ofthe wethrrblt when it
is known that the MrNicins behind entertainments
jnIicouSly planned and supported by forts furnished
with heavy artillery, on success Is amazing Our uss
IN the aggregate about HAT sustained BY the British
carrying the slight entertainments Bunker Hal. On
TINT OCCASION the American force ot Ia ,y armed
try.nen-dd not amount 10 half The Brush the lines
of the III Isl eXempre construction, the work ot a
single night and We're gnrnshed with not sin
gle cannon The British troops were the lDwer of the
Army. the attack supported by the fire of ships OF
war and land batteries. 4 comparison Of the two bat
Ties results most advantageous, To unr arms.
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EOil TILE NIEGINIAN

NIcsers Elitos:- have, heretofore, been silen-
Iookcf on in the grtat struggle Of interests, IN the por
p,scd routcsfor Ru"aysand Inc idea has rcbly occur
,c 10 me that llIa TIC utal nltIcss VI EIay!lc 4ad
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

-" T. wish to sell or lease the property owned by US
W known as Anthony sor Dukes mill. situated on
the james River and Kanawla Canal, about one mile
below Lynchbnrg The property consists u GIis aud
rFfH3 Saw Mil, Two small Dwelling Houses, fy.s.s,
lN"; suitable for small families, with about for VI"
l-Q ty eight ACRES OF LAND. mostly in kl..4
woods. Tho water power is sufficient Tor the machinery
oi Foundry, for the erection OF which the situation l.
well adapted and presents great advantages to those en-
gagged in that business
Terms OF sale or lease made known by application Ii
VIM. Is Terry, living On the prensesor 10 Mr.. John II
1yEee Of Iynehburg. mmodla IL possession be had
WILLIAM B TERRY,
Sept. 23--wts WINSTON II. TERRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
FOR RENT.

nN the 9th October next. the premises, the lands
~ of the Trust estate OF Nancy Phillips. will be rrnt-
ed for the year The renters viii be required tD
give bond and security Tor the rent and will be held
sponsble for any waste Of tn'bcr.
NJ E. GOODWIN.
Agent Tor W. NJ Waller, late Sheriff OF Amherst.
ard = a'cA lI..t,. +! y Pl..uiH, -.
Srni go
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23
OPE.v'I.V'G KICH!!!

OPE.NI.VG KI(H!!!
"M. IL RYAN scarcely has the time to say that
w he Is now opening, the largest, the RICHEST,
and the CHEAPEST stock Of Goods il has ever been
his pleasure To offer 10 the Ladies of Lynchburg and
vicinity Cali and examine for yoursclves-uo charge for
showi ing. and hut TUE if yon buy. have time
say more. as the house is full Of cusomcrsl say
next week--probahy IN great haste,
w. H. RYAN, Opposite d. y. Payne',
Book Store, at Turner s. Bu,ceHs old stand.
Sept 23-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-23

In PURSUANCE of a decree Of the county Court ol
1 Bedford. appointing the undersigned commissioner
for that purpose. will Saur lay the OH day of Dc
ober next al the residence Of the late Martha Walden
in the county oi Bedford 10 miles south Of Liberty sell
To the highest bidder credit Of II months the pur
chaser giving bond with approved personal security
the title 10 the land retained further security ill the
purchase money paid. the tract of land in said de-
cree mentioned containing s6s 1t being that por
tlon OF the real estate Of which The late John " alden
died seized. allotted to William Salmon and wife, and
the heirs OF John Hopkins tohbsand that part Of said
Nalden's land containing all his buildings consisting Of
roomy framed House. kcken. Cabins, Barns, Stables
and Is OF thai class of red clay land easily improved, and
adolns two other lots containing full portion Of wood
lands that be purchased fair price, should tho
purchaser desire larger Tract The lands will be shown
To any person wishing To purchase by Maj Praiher resi-
ding on the place by residing in mile OF the same
PLEASANT PRESTON, Com'r.
Sept. 23-wtqO
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RAG
market price IN cash paid fn C.tt
~ II u =.

coutel N white at The franklin Paper Mill ia this ca,
N Parcels forwarded the subscriber will be PROMPTLY
attended 10, and payment reunited instructed by me-
owners JOHN RICHARDS, Superintendent
Richmond. August 26-w6wif Franklin Paper Mill
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rTNHERF will be apple ade 10 the next Legislature
OF Virginia to make Harris's Creek lawful fence firm
its mouth, entrance into James River, the lower ns
William fuckers. crossing said Greek; OF 10 .c line 81 TO
kerr Clarke ara I-o,s IT bang ,ao sanao pace.
Aa.us, l6-wlM
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TIE ~ EI1EST .iDT,LNT3GES IN
PURCHASING PIANO FORTES.

100 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE BANKS,
enabled to offer the greatest advantages in purchasing
L PIANO FORrES, VIZ
The best Instruments at he l,rest .Nec York prices,
marra,ted perfect and sold on irid
Out of than six hundred Instruments which he has
sold in different parts oi TIE TINTED States hr has dis
cover that he has sold gle bad indifferent But
m such accident should happen the purchaser would
he entirely secured from the slightest hss nco,
a. the imperfect Instrument would be instantly exchanged,
without expense la the urchaser
COT NTRY PURCHASERS
Need not hesitate . send Their orders T. II. TAYLOR
the Instrument be considered 1A, sub
ect 10 be kept exchanged the option oil the purchaser
and the price will he the il lac present
T. II TAYLOR
dealers IN Pianos, Music, &c,
100 Nam street, opposite the Banks
Sept. CTS Richmond, Va.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale Is postponed until Saturday next a
10 o'clock 4. NJ. whtnll Will take place as above al
vers,d.
sept % II. |. b., Trustee.
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LIME, COPPER IND

LIME, COPPER md
Sol + l. + A Il II T. X.
los casks fresh Rockbridgc Lime,
10 bags Rio and Lngmira Coffee,
200 sides Sole Leather, good and damaged,
| case extra black Tens,
chest extra Gmpowder do
cusss strong peggcd Boots,
100 pairs heavy Negroes Shoes
Receiving aud for sale, bsvgain. by
CN-NsyItW, bACstv = CARTER.
HN-Ef
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SILKS at IA great Buruujn.

~ EW aud beautiful style of Fancy and Plaid SILK.
y which will be sod very low nj
DAVIS, ABRAIlAMS 4 Co
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FIR S T IL q 90 d 8

o. WHEAT. 20
AN prepared to offer the highest cash price for guam
hty OF good wheat, either deliverable immediaelyorin
or weeks Those having good crops may find much
their advantage to before they sell.
Mesrs Stcpoc Taliaierfo will receive y heat frr
u d purchase, in my absence. WM. W. MOSBY
Aug i2-tsf
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TRl ST SALE.
pursuance Of deed Of trust, made To the undersigned,
by catons g. Terry, bearing date the lh October 1916,
and duly recorded IN thu Clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Campbc shall, Thursday, the 2l das Of October next,
fair il not the Lair day Sday eNcepsd expose to
sale, public aurton the highest bidder the dwelling
house Of sad C. g. Terry in the county OF Campbell about
miles south Of l.cesslc the following property to Wit
one Tract oi Land containing
l5J .4CRES.
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AND. Thomson, Sec Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
New FAN Goods.

JEhI LOh TUX CAStt.
TENHE subscriber has now in STORE, d cheaI
Z and carefully selected stick Of Goods
which have been well purchased, and are nov
offered for sale, Al apny sms.t sdsanes for Ii,
] cash, or 10 punctuai customers on months
settlement. He's .lcits call from The public
generally, and j. satisfied he can please all in
prize. Dry Goods generally
Abesuliful assortment OF ealicoes, rev STYLES
Comforts, hoods, muts, satin scsrfs, srstats,
lldkfs. brown drills. bed ticking apron checks,
Asserted widths cotton begging, very tow
Brown and bleached muslins,
0snaburgs all widths,
Canton flannel. bleaehed, brown and colored,
Muslin adgings, inssrsings, SC.
Hosiery, woffted and COTTON,
Parsons spool and hank coilln,
Glofes, stocks, collars, bosoms an2auspenders
Best quality sewing silk, 49,
Full assortment hardware, tinwars and queens
ware,
Large assortment Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps
Groceries and Dye Stufrs,
Hughes Iron and Castings, very Tow, \
One Machine Rope, -
AL OF which will be sold cheaper than the,
can be purchased elsewhere.
FRANCIS DUENINGToN.
walpers \ Roads and Leeiewn Stores
Dec 3, 1886
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POETRY.
From he Southern Liierry .Msn.aFtr.
WHAT Is 4 Biusns

From he Southern Lisrry Messenger.
WHAT Is 4 Bi.UsHs
What i blush IT'S shs erimsos GLOW
OF the mornins's beamiok face
When Aurora leads BIER silIiing train
10 bsgin :. glorious RS.
WHAT'S . blush 'T'is ,ht sunset hue
OF the evenings pqtple ky
When The sun silks a. 81 i lis golden couch
With natures parting so.
/ Whats . blush 'riI he pesrl's rich i'm,
Whea plnek u from lie ocean bed;
y would better deck J see N Iaph's breast
Than adorh aqreenlJ bead,
What Is blush ? Tit he iinee Of Rbv.r,
When gemm'd With Tie morning dew.
Or when ahey rival with sexel smiles
The evening" violst s1a
What Is blush !? ,Tis he heart, r;ch ,,,oaa
A. il bounds to the marble brow
When beauty lists TO the word, Of love
And returns the fond ones voc.
What is blash 'Tis the soui,. de,r .,o,,
When flushed with Immortal love
With an eye OF FIRE she scans the sky
Aud burns for the world above.
Jefferson corng, Va. nee