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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

Udliy Her1td.-PuTely Tor the dccommoda.
ton OF our patrons, we commenced The publ.
cation o: daily slip. something more than
week since, for the purpose Of giving to the
public, at nominal charge, the election re-
turns and general news matter received each
day through the telegraph. Upon close es-
innate, we asceTtaned that the publication
would cost Us within fraction Of twelve dol.
lars per week; which could be met. only, by
securing the patronage Of The entire reading
portion Of our citizens. We had not complet-
ed our frs, week when premoniiory symptoms
gave evidence Of the vicinity of an ape, who
was bound to initiate US, even at The hazard
of his purse. Of course, the Democracy were
expected to foster the new enterprise, however
contemplate the motive in getting it up, and
worthless its claims to their favor. Agains,
this, however, we could have willingly bat.
tied, if the disagreeable necessity Of hold
ing up our antagonist, had no. been im-
posed. The design, evidently, was TO copy
oar acknowledgements, remodeled, into the
evening .sEnquirer''; thus getting for nothing
nthe gis,'' of our six dollar week news! OF
course, we caved.
When our fellow townsmen get tired OF the
stale and newsless daguereo,ype Of daily
newspaper, with which they are now served,
and conclude to yield hearty support 10 one
Of respectable appearance and interesting con-
ten,s-one calculated to honor the place-we
assure them tina, we are prepared with all the
tools. and avail, their pleasure.
ITO what amount are you willing TO ad
ver,ise in a respectable daily, during the next
three or six months! Within the six months
We could give you the doines Of our Stale i.e-
gisla,ure, Through special correspondent, dai-
ly sketches Of Congressional proce edings, by
telegraph, together with valuable amount Of
interesting miscellany. lie, US hear from you.
Wallace & Breading. These are new men in
the mercantile way, and we would recommend
the trading public " them call. They
have splendid s'ol ~new and choice goods,
laid in on purpose Mis- market; and. as is
very natural. woul to dispose Of them
;: *:; s ~; bow %': q; s ;:'; a:
,nred face--by the l., good nature is a vir-
tue; though not placed among the cardinals. it
should be-and always ready and glad to show
goods-especaIy TO the ladies-and quite as
ready to sell them, at fair prices. Perhaps
some Of our readers have heard that new
broom sweeps clean. Wonld il mot be well
to ascertain ,ha, fact, by practical experiment!
Some have done SO and are please with the
idea. Give them a call IS. G. Hastings
new building. corner of Ches,nu, street and
Iowa Avenue. See Advertisements.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

A DRuNKARD's SoLILoouY-- :,s,
a comfortable thing if ! kno~eo ', nj,
was bound for. Up streets gu .ncb
with dow. street, and there 90 wv" ~,
"a cross stree. at all. The 'p 'p,"t,u'
eyed, and keeps wiokln' ana u''' Nan
she had her eyes full of Macaosy, !, d
am to do! If stand STILL 'ne'V ,;noJ
an, chance Of going to sleep s'' ,sb'eh
goes to stir, hang me if ! kno" W."
am travelling"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

rTIt will be observed that we continue to pub
ing and correcting, in accordance with the lates,
adyices. This we shall continue to d. from day
to day, until the returns are complete.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

Soap Stone Griddles for co0S. Tssy q,
cakes have been introduced. ' y. in,
resented as capital, baking Inc co.
withou, the use of grease.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

MAssAcHusErTs.-The State election
took place on the 18Th November, in this
State.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

The government has hired , nass,
spacious stores on the Atlantic DV ,hs
lyn. for a period of Is years. I"
$50, 900 ps. annum.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
II We found The following on OF
bic yesterday morning. The hint ii
veys will be taken, We hope:

SeyS VIII Uc tdkCIl, VIC boPc'
For the Hara
Il wish to sugges. to pefsdss who
in the habit Of writing OH Bibles, \
and " alls Of churches. and of wiring
drawing on paper, and Leaving 1t IN
pews, the great, nay, The absolute he
sily Of studying good manners aud 1
morals. | do think they should be 81
med TO enter a church ill they ALA
higher degree OF cultivation. Should ,
hint not be sufficient. would ad
members OF churches aud pew owner
notice and report such scurr'lou' Ps'
markers and scri5blers. Sure an J
enlightened community will look y
such characters in their true light. y
of them are already known.
A CHURCHGOER|
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

the trading public 4
have a splendid s'og
laid in on purpose
very natural. woul
Then, what is ssill>
ways ready with hi
tnIed face--by the
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

lotra.-Cass, according to the Reporter:
will have majority over Taylor. Of mos
than thousand votes. This came Of hide
silly Wings who did not think Taylor a. gdhd
Wing, and chose 10 support that consiA,a1l
Wing Van. The abo!itonis,s. proper, have
always sought The overthrow Of the Wing
party, and the success Of Locofocoism bu,
for any real Wing to he SO blind as to throw
away his vote Upon Van. for conscience
sake" is strange indeed They will see the
error OF their ways before long.
Ohio is lost to The Wings from similar.
causes. We regre, it; but; thanks to the
sensible American people, Taylor is elected
without her.
Ufln entering into controversy with our neigh
Dor of the Enquirer" we knew just what we were
so completely adapted to bi!lingsgate round sho,
that he cannot ascend to the sublime dignity OF dis
charging gentee shower Of grape. We knew
from representation, that the most remote allusion
either to the editor or his paper, would make him
MAD; and a storm of invec,ive would follow. Even
a complimentary notice of his daily, would have
been suspected, and acknowledged with sneer.-
Under the circumstances, we have 10 right 10 take
oansc a, any of his unbacked assertions--sve pur.
chased them, and are satisfied with our bargain
GIVE arc pleased to learn from a reliable source
that the revenue of the Telegraph for the last month
was double that Of the preceding month. Over
1000 messages were transmitted through the Hill
nois and Iowa branches.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

- q them a call. They
new and choice goods,
Mis- market; and. as is
to dispose Of them
Henry is there, al
81 bow and good ma.
l., good nature is a viz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
FARMING AND READING.

Do YOU take and read agricultural paper STANCE
that tanner planter should think Of da'ng with nt
one. The merchant surrounds hin,sef with his ship
ping lists price current and all the means that can com
muncao information and ensure succesa; the LAWYER :
shelves loaded with law journals. law reports, law
commentaries and law wecedro's. for he Is sensible
that without understanding what others have dane, he
cannot hope ir triumph At the bar; with the other
Professions they must and do read if they hope for emf
hence usefulness. Al anxious u understand then
business the farmer excepted and too many oil shesa
follow in tho beaen path. never read
ing scarcely thinking, aud showing no anxiety To know
what science is dong Tor them and what discoveries and
improvements making aid and accelerate their pro
gress No an needs extensive varied knowledge. more
than the farmer; none can turn It TO more prohabe &C
count The whole growth Of plan, from the gernlna
lion Of the seed II the rIpenug OF the tra. Is patey
chemical process and that may be understood aud
known. The farmer is admirably situated 10 study aud
to nterrogate Let him read observe. compare
reflect, and act accordingly Never act without sys
TEN, nor do thing because others have done IL
Ctdt. lhndnoc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

r,ept Of y,octa te productions are truly great - Vim
ever We exceed the luursuf nsiar lave sen'e aifa-
lent redress mast be- substituted OF naf pursuits WI son
terminate 10 the cEure destruction oi INT satsss a
which we rep 80.
.nv man with very little skill or knowledge. may
fell trees plant hoe. hay. raise gain and rear can q
and 81 long the virgin fertility Of III, - a-t- he ay
do we'll At length, however that hec.fnss eAhautffd
rbp STIR oC provision for the naurshmrnl OF plans.
,yhirb had been accommodating perlsf~ f. eaaainrlss.
while the land was 40 v11ds. hy The aHuHa dry 81
yrpctgbles and hc leaves of trees II eHsth spout
II is s.l, t., survey tic uncut waited Wilderness
vi,l,tt admitting the wonderful catrsos thai must tlere
he returned in h, SOIL The majestic pm. i" safely
oak with The gt,ai variety ot other inhabitants ii the II
esi spem TO mo.k the idea Of receiving aId from The haHd
Of man: and " hen the stately productions are removed
by the hardy nooJuan instead Il finding ihn soil es-
hsnsed 1t generally fund roplele with every nnlfi
tive principle The means by which the sill IS here ca
IA lie of supporting vegetation extremely obvious
every material Ingredient extracted by the vegetable pro
duets are agnniathly returned BY the constant de
scent Of leaves and uh and trunks and TITS eve
rs where iul,rmirglc their Wondering clements where
slrcroding products ascend with renovated tgar, and
stand monuments II exalted vcrlnre. Hhe the various
animal Inhabitants that consume much II the produce
IS i, necessary t+ their aurp,r tnnsut continued re
turns BIS trir RECOMMENDATIONS discharges aud the naln
raj dzsaHu.u ct Jh'lr uNn rarrasecs.
Ihrs' orc entertaining and Interesting facts 10 nil those
who cultivate lhc sub aot rNlhg itrartfaesthle rules
by winch ai' fdor proceedings onght u be Influenced
some kinds # wenUrc are proper only II particular
kinds # -1 ashes area v,ty valuable manure If hgh
sIls Two vaars arn We .'rrwed ahlut twenty bushels
If a,hr> On about la an acre # dry sandy sui lhe
is an arplra oaa Ia ri pr du"Hg moisture aud feain
my il In dry ~Y.. superior tany tnng We have EYER
seen and Stamps au invaluable worth On ashes As ma
uute Tor ibs k,d fss But on strong moist sollshey
do nal answer a- good purpose
ll.rn Shaving and hy-' buslles excellent mn
nure iaf p,ar,s .r.VoJ m The drills hdls over the
sers he latter Gr r'e of about tvcniN#li mshss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

ON TIE IMPROVEMENT AND MAN
AGEMFN f OF SOILS.

fefhaps mere Is 20 subject OF greater Importance 10
we sg''cnr's'' man fgh UNDERSTANDING oil The pm
rp'es on wren me iefnIly oil The sh depends Ia ma
Wy excellent tfallses IN mannres. we mud considerable
Iss o. various INSTANCES all calculated 10 support The
oouc' 'ehtS' OF tue so and experience has long proved
'.e Necessity Oh sne return being made to lhose sos
"hirh are Aep' nnoef constant CULTIVATION
thing from the earth which makes II poorer Every veg
'abe 10 dying and Wondering back again 10 DUST aids
,"'enns 70 me earn when makes tt the ''c1e 1t Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
PLOTGulNG GRASS LAND.

We noticed that many farmers We're lurnlng mp 9 gen
sward last week for planting. Some oil them have an /
dea that the sWaTd will sooner hen II is turned
ly, than when it Is done at planting une. ihls is a
great mistake, farmer viii STE who examines and
reasons upon H. There is nothing green early in the
spring and the old straw and stubbe long uhl. in
Tvltenlu. when there Is nothing 10 ad ltem,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
VIRGIN MA:
May Is w iw

VIRGINIA:
+ Rules holden in the Cleric flee of the Circuit Su
n pcrior Court Law and Chapcrrv, the Town Of
i.ynchhurg, the 3rd day OF April, lS4S:
Elizabeth Ormsby, Plaintiff,
against
Jesse G. Young, adminfator of " iliam Shears decd,
Francis 5 Butler David p Rees BENJAMIN W. High and
Via unah his ,yia formerly Hannah Shears wife of said VIII
lam Shears, decd, Defendants
The Defendants Francis s. Butler, not having entered his
appearance and given security according tothe Act OF Assem-
bly, and the s OF tins Court and II appearing by satsae
tory evidence. that he is nhaban OF this country
is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on me
first day Of the and the bill OF the Planth;
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the OF Lynl bnrg for two months
wand posted the front door OF the Court House,
in the said town.
Copy-feste,
April twin u. ROBES, CIR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
April 81
NOTICE.

Ii PER sons having claims against the estate of n.
~ { Iardy, deed requested 10 make them known
early practicable, that make arrangements
them; and those indebted 10 the will please call
Immediately and settle their in
gence will be given.
JOHN W r. JONES,
Executor oil c. TArdy, iced.
n RIhe locating contracts Tor the present year, hy
quest OF the dre'd will be carried my name his
ecuor aud hereby notify all concerned that this carac
ity have authorized agent, and VIII therefore he
ponsibr Tor debts contracted by person my
special order.
J. w F. j.,
Executor cf c. + decd.
Natural Btidga May 25-t2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

Iln val nj the tenth or fife nth u May and yon
haye gern crop uudrr aud tins sets every
ihHc in mpou The later yon turn green swafl for
planting the better Won M succeed 80 rolng The ufow
Ae something's induced To- earlier than would
ehg'se lest the work eioa Id be too much crowded
ang time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

eHhaSPk6SE n EsNeN AZ
ygH0lesagc 0md Retail Grocer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
y % hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
l2O bags Coffee, Java Maracaibo, Laguayra and
Rio,
Q do old Java, superior to any ever seen IN
this market. supposed 10 be- 80 years old
10000 lbs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered sugars,
10 terces n. q. Clarified do very fine,
COCO his. prime Western Bacon. hog round.
10 hhds City cured Side.
10 do and IS bbs. n o. and West India
Molasses,
? tierees Smarts pure Syrup,
- bales 3 / : and / A brown Domestic-.
% do Manchester Oznaburgs, Nos and Z,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns assorted,
50 sides sole Leather,
100 kegs Nanakin Nails.
rs tons Trelegar and Country iron. embracing
almost every assortment,
50 kegs " his Lead
- hhls Tanners Oil very fine.
loo gallon pure winter strained Lamp Oh,
l2O do Solar do do do
10 baskets Sweet OIL,
% do very foe Vintage, ISIS,
case aquered Boxes extra fine Tea,
90 chests aud half Chests do
: do Imperial and Gunpowder do
50 keys Blasting, Dupont's and Kentucky Rife
Powder,
900 feet Safety Fuse.
% terres Ground Plaster,
81 SETS Wagon Boxes,
terce Rice,
1000 lbs prime Western Feathers,
20oA lbs BIlslered Steel,
loco lbs cast and shear do
50 boNes raIIow, Sperm and Adamannne Can
dies,
loo sacks Sail,
, ceraoas superior Indigo.
barrels Nader,
% hxrs S u 10 aud l0< l2Glass,
- f.,,l \.,Va in \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

~ b PAYNE y BROTIlElI have Just received new
~. supply al Paper ilanpngs, Fire Board Irnts Win
dow Curtains, Sc. &c, very pretty.
MAY It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
POE TIC. AL.
qHE, Pious EDITORS CREED.
py HOSEA BIeELow.

BY HOSEA sIsELow.
7 do believe in Freedoms cause
As fur away as Paris is;
! love to see her stick her claws
IN them Internal pharysees;
Us well enough agin a King
To dior resolves and Triggers
But libbaty's kind . thing
Ybat don'i sgree with niegers.
do belive the people want
A iaS on teas and cufees,
Tha, noihin amt eyirayagnn'--
Purvided I'm in Office
For have loved my country senee
NV eye,eeth filed their sockets,
And Uncle sam | reverence,
Psrticklerly his pockets
I believe in any plan
Oflevyin the taxes
As long SIS. like lumberman,
Igii jos, vha, axes
90 free wade through ihok an Ihin,
Because It kind q rouses
The folks To vote ard leeps US in
Our quiet Custom hocses.
do believe It's wise and good
To send our fartln hlsslors,
Thai is. on certain understood
And orhydocks condisiuns =
mean uinr thousand dolls per ana.
Nae thousand more for outfit,
And me- TO reelomend man
The place would Jasl about fit.
do believe in sposhul wnys
OF prayia' and coevafln'
The bread cores back IA many days,
And bu,tered, too, for safni
mean in proving I'll one bas's
On what the Party chooses,
hnd in convariu pull l. trusts
10 very pry'i' uses.
do believe hard coin tie s'uif
Fur 'lcc,ioueefs to shout on
The peoples oilers soft enough
To make hard monty mt en-
Dear Uncle San pergides In his
And gives a goodsl1ed lank 10 al
don I care hoe hard money ~
As long As mlae's PAID puaeieaal.
] DO believe with all ny soul
In the get Press sieedam
To pin, the people to the goal
And in the traces lead en-.
Pal,lcd the arm that ialgo, s4,es
A. my fat contracts slunlln'.
And whi,hcred be the no>e Lat pixies
later the guy men, pfinta'
! dohe'ieve that should give
Whateycr's his to Caesar,
For ~. by him move aud live.
From him my hresd and cheese are
do believe that ali ofmo
DOH bear his souperscrlIehun,--
WI. c,nshunce. honor, honesty.
And things Of thai descrpshoo.
! DO believe in prayer and praise
Tohim ,ha, has the gr~nlin
or Jobs. in oveyihin' that pays,
But m,st Of all in tanun
This doth my cnp with mefcies fill
This lays I'll thought Of SIN to rest,-
! don't believe Ia principle.
Butch. DO in interest.
DO brlirye whatever trash
VIII keep,he people in blindness
That We the Meyicnas car ihfash
Rrgh inter broiherly Kindness
J do believe hat po" def'n IN hall
Are good Wills strongest magnets,
Tia, peace, 10 make il Stick a, all
Must be dny in with b-gnels.
IT. short. firmly do believe
Ia iIumbug generally.
For lis thing that perceive
10 have a solid yally
This hath my faithful sheparl been.
IN pasturs sweet hath led me,
And this will keep the people green
To feed as they have fed me.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

These to be again heard upon the papers
formerly read and tie report OF Robert InSloy, who APP
pointed receiver by the order Of the Bird day OF april, lS4,
Showing that there remains unpaid in the hands of Robert
l. Coleman, deputy for John Coleman late Sheriff,
as Commissioners The OF $50 u cents, of the
2lst dag OF NaN, ISL; and, motion OF the Plain
TIL 10y cnnes.l the Count doth order that the said John
Coleman late Sheriff OF Amherst county, Edmund { Moore,
Robert l. Coleman, John " HIoa das and James + Cole
man. his surviving securities, lanes =. Coleman and Betty
Ann his wife. administrator and administiaS OF Daniel l.
Coleman deed who also security, Mayo Cabcll ad
eorgr Galloway Decd who another
ctrity James .amkin Sheriff OF Amherst, and as such
administrator of Thomas Walker Decd who also
security, do appear here the first day OF the next term
being served with copy oi this order to shew
cause They why they should not be decrcc to pay
the said balance dollars and twelve cents, with
interest thereon the 2ls day of May, ISL, till paid
And appearing that the said Robert l. Coleman Is not
resident oths Commonwealth, Publication Of this order Tor
orr weeks, public newspaper, publ IN tins Com
cah, shall be sufficient a. 10 m and as to
any other the said pae who not be found in their
usual place abode, o copy the mode prescribed
by law Tor legal shall be SUI
6'ient.
A Copy-Teste.
ROBERT IINSLEI, Clk.
Mavf -1yiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

DaRTEK. Nh AND tIDFR.-just received frefh
l s4pp, al l.5nian Potter, best Albany Ale and New"
arb G4sf N bottles, which eIcr to the trade at low
pnaes 80
April 17-ts MCDANIEL LEE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01


Tyoshin ware ii OWs",
No. 152l MARKET STREET,
fBEIn EEN It'll AND 5TiiJ
PhiIad rIphun.
,I,r nbsefber respectfully soleit the attention Of Coun
nv Merchants and Dealers generally to examination
OF a complete stock 81
READY .M4DE CLOTHING,
bns, ~ III gi,e universal satisfaction, while hi, reduced
ale Of pr.es pr#ens purchasers Inducements which
cannot surpassed by other establishment IN the United
states.
Philadelphia March 9-w3fn JACOB REED.
virginia.
T Rules held in he cleti oa'ec of the Circuit Supe
n Court oi Law aud Chanrery, Tor the county OF Am
hcrst, Monday, the 3fd day Of April ISIS:
James l.. 1.smpkin AdmaIstrator o. Nelson c. Dawson,
decd, ana in his own right, and Nancy, his wife,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Weldon r. Paris Elizabeth War;. John Wingfcd and
Polly hs nifs Lucy \ and Joshua y HalIv children Of
Matilda ilallY decd) and Barwell y, Thomas, samuel
Patsy B. Lucy 4 Fanny, Mary J., Rosetta and Edmonia
Dawson, the children oil Samuel c. Dawson decd
Defendants,
L. CHAScfRY.
The Defendants Elizabeth Ware ucy A. and JOS hua n
Hlv children oil NIaila fialIy decd y and Bmwcl n
selia and Edmna 1hns children If Samuel G.. Dawson,
decd moi having entered e appearance and given secui
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: ls ordered, that
the sad Defendants DO appear here the first Monday in
August next n the hill 81 the Plaintiff that copy Of
in the town Of snebug, for two months succssively and
posted the front door Of the Courthouse this County
A Cnpy-leste,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, elk.
Anil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
against

Michael s. Warren, administrator Of Butler Ilairman
uec d, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
WHOLESALE
Eyofh in. ware ~ So,
No I52l MARKET STREET,
dBEIn I'm It'll AND 5TiiD
P!,i!ad rIDilIn.

yIE subscriber respectfully soiit> the aenrn OF Coun
Try Merchants aud Dealers generally to an examination
II r,truulfte stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

Godfrey 'er, in his right and executor of Elijah
Barnes decd Frances Barnes, widow OF Elijah Barnes, and
William, Henry, Hlih, Lucy W ,Pulkely, sally and Mil
bred NJ Barnes infants under the Of q years, by
Robert 1lnsley, special, assigned thar guardian,
Defendants;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

made of the best materials and htest styles. and
ted inferior 10 nonc all Of which and will be sold al
northern prices Pers wanting articles IN either OF
the above lines will find it greatly To their advantage 10
call and examine stock before purchasing esew hele,
as We are determined to make prices sui the times.
\ good assortment Of
ANELLING TRUNKS
always On hand. All Repairing IN both Of the ABOVE
lines done anh neaincss and despatch.
Country Produce of any kind taken exchange for
Goods a cash marhe prices
4 Il orders shall meet with prompt attention from
try Saddtrs and others.
SiAGkLEFORD & IEWEILEN.
p S-We have Two or three Second Hand Carriages
on hand which will be sold low for cash.
March l3-ts 5. & l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
OF THEIR OWN MANuFACrURE.