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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

PERSONS NOT TO BE ENATED:-Boarders VINO
sleep four in a room--the thlrteehih PaSSe"S0' ~
an omnbus-a man who stands an hour III " 0lo'
to hear a political sPeech--he VINO 'ries ~ aleGp
after eatinp NECK of green fruit--specuiators IN
s,ocks--a iobber who is "shori i'-and The man VINO
is late 10 the boat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

QUITE A ADIFFERENCE.--Dobbss says that the only
difference he can discover between general and
a captain is that one says ''cone on uni the other
ego on; one gathers cypress and the other 'aurels
The ca plains become candidates for the grayez-Ihe
generals for The Presidency.
4 Miss Story was married on Sunday week in
Covington.t TO Mr.. r. Short. This is very plea
SAINT way Of making story short"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

love AND ROYALTY.-Ihe Madrid Gaz,tte, Of
the 29,h uIt.. publishes Royal decree, deprlylng
Her Royal Hignness, the Donna Joseia Lulso de
Bourbon, sister Of the King. of the houors and
distinctions Of an lnfantl OF SPIN, for having
married NJ. J. G. Rente, a person of Americana OF.
iriu, of much inferior rank.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

Why is printer like barber' Because he Is
reouested to soft-soap every one who wants to aP-
pear with clean face before the publc.-oPT'"g-
feLd Rep. q TapIOr pGper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

Sep. 9-29--lc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16
Cans.

caps.
n TENS ana Boys CIoth, Patent Lealh'r, i9r,
lVs Seal and Otter Caps. Cerro Gorlo d.; Paris
stve leather tips do Cloth Navy do: Plain Plush do
nlauts' Tur5aas, SC =. Just received ami for sale
by WALLACE J NAt,D.
Eagle Block. July % -.
q - DDZ. Umbrellas. Just received and fer sale
- by WALLACE s. WARD.
july y '43.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-02-12

ANOTHER FArAL MISTAKE MISUNDERSTANDING fatal
mistake the careessness Of apohecay has occurred
Allegheny city. A Mr. Van Winkle went purchase pull
yezed rhubab Another had previously called for
some urerised opiu which had been put up and was W
ing on the counter of the The hubarb also put up
and laid upon the counter and Mr. Van Winkle il IL pre-
sumed took up the opium instead Of the rhubarb neither Of
which, through the cseessness Of the apohecsry had
labelled Mr. Van Winkle administered the medicine his
cbdren causing the death Of one Of them, child Of
three years Of age.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-02-12

ANOTHER SusrEssioS.-The Antietam Iron Works. own
ed by Mr. GLsoR Of Baltimore, have been suspended and
all the hands paid off and discharged the proprietor intending
10 cell out.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
From Southern Planter
HOW TO RAISE GOOD POTATOES

My inject IN writing AZ this time is To give
ihud f growing potatoes free FINN the ral. have prac
Used for with entire s'r And now have
60o bushels Of fine Mercer potatoes III my cellar, all
free fran the disease.
My meihod 10 plough the ground lae in the fall
early in the spring. harrow ii smoothly beiore planting
ime. then haul ont say Is TONS rJed manure, spTcad
Il broadcast. then take horses and plough. and
hack up full iufrows the turrowS just meeting IN the
hacking leave strip one foot wide, and back Two more
and ~ continue I'll You have clTIlrc ed the lot Then
about and split these double urrnws open with a
single furtow then commence dropping Your potatoes
{pleces of potatoes. containing al least four eyes) In
the turrow SIX inches apart. After the ln Is dropped
take your horses and throw good burrows Zone round
If The 10 the row just making the top, clearing
The row Of stones clods &c. Then saw broadcast five
bushels common salt the ground Immediately after
lanting cultivate aell till the plants In blossom and
You viii have good crop; never cultivate potatoes when
in blossom.
hen the crop is ready to gather. clear the erou d
lake your two horses and plough, turn nrrow from
each side Of the row, lei boy pick up tie scattering po
rns, then turn the pick up the potatoes then
hoe down the rdgeasy harrow over tie grouud, PICK
mp the remaining potatoes, and the work Is flushed -
The agrculiuras must observe that by this process he
gets broad Loose bed for the potatoes 10 grow IN, also
double 0er,h h sul; then yoa certain Of good dry
iaioes. would here observe that puiatR ground e III,
very best for producing good crop Of wheat and
would advise farmers grow greater surplus Of ihls
m,s' valuable root II there is market, sture them
and ID yonr horses, csr,le and hogs feed Them ii
yonr s.aaa rough the winter, give your siork gooC
ieddtrg. 'r-r yonr abes once week make al
la'ee a.aaare heap possible and you will not b'
tr9uaiei WA he p1atoe disease that worse malady
af>tn f,VnI &ays taking ont Of The meal Tub and neye
returning any y,u will thus not to the bottom.
Respectfully,
+. r. DyssoMANpiI.
Columbian county, Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
POlEgrI0AT,.
SONG OF THE PEASANT WIFE.

"Come. Patrick. clear up the siorms on Yum brow;
YIN were Kind to me once. will you foun me now
Shall the storm sen here Ahen from Heaven ii Departs
And the cold from without End its way tn hearts
M Patrick ~. surely The wint,iest weather
Is easily bIne when bear il together.
Though the rain's dropping through from the r,af Il
the floor,
And the wind whistles FIRE where there door
Can the ram. ur The snow, or ire storm wash sway
All tie warm Vows We made in loves earl, day
Ne. Patrick no. surely he dark stormy weather
: essiIy h1spe if Ne bear il itgeiher
Nhen you stale oni TO me, when lshnr wss done.
And TIE Day that sing to US seemed begun.
Did we care il the sunset was bright on the flowers.
)r the evening approached IN gloom and IN showers
No. Patrick. talked while We bssed the Wild
weather.
Ofsll We could bear, if we bore ii together.
Sewn, sson, will these dark dreary DAYS he gone bv
And our hearts be III up with beam from the sky
Ga, let not spirits. embered with pain,
Re dead 10 the sunshine that comes 10 then
Atari IN heart, hand in hand, lei welcome the
weather.
And Sunshine Storm. will hear it together
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
AmRlg UI rURAl.
From Southern Planter.
HOW TO IMPROVE CLAY SOIL.

Tho natural remedy fnt heavy clay sill in kitchen
caIden, Is 10 mix sand with IL This reis Ikea charm
upuh the stubborn smins, and. allow my lhe atmasphr
Influences To penetrate Where they formerly shu'
mi. gives stimulus athrr an opportunity, Il veget-
all growth which qaicsly produces Is result III the
puantity and quality ct The crop.
Bai not unffeqpeny happens h,t sad IS not IN be-
lad ahludanily and cheapy enough II Enable the poptl-
u mnderate 10 Effect this bencfcI change.
In this ease. prnprse la the kchrr aaf'a a
chete his oj"ci 10y another made. eqnally Efficient, and
essy and che'p 10 be within the reach D almost ev
II ere.
TINS tn sl'cr the texture Of TO heavy s5lls by bur
uia- p,fli50 " 'ho rlsy
Neft Nv ocr PRACTICAL gardeners seen > he aware
- ~ lzHa Ht fiels First thai claf. when once
laas ms power # hrSan, bnl always
raa.=s - STAT; aai, therefore. Just use
~. Heavy siii lgh' Is sand tis,lf. Sc
e5. .iisl lay. ~ p,Uef of attracting lr1m the
i'm snler ih gases. winch IRE the iad Il srgea
fe4 really esceiient ilsrlf. llcuce.
anf eaycy Kitchen garden. whcre htuSh, faggps,
refuse fael 81 any description eau be had there
why rs oud compact sri, sh uld nj ie tafn'd at
by tbs process Of burning the clay, lo
r'a-.ively leh', warm aud productive.
he diff uliy which stands IN the Way of The kitrh-
IN g7rienet who has In contend "Dh very light and
10 sandy soil, Is rs want II capacity ir retaining mos
tuie and tie clrsrqpeni failure Of the ctps
IN instances tins YER, easily remedi,d. We
mean IN lh,sc where lnam heavier snbso lrs
heie@ &c surface 1fenchIng sulsil ploushng. by
bringing up part OF the alumna from below, aud mix
~. twh The sand Of The surface soil remedies the de
fect very speedily But where the suhsoil Is better
tt1n The top perhaps wore. thfTe are nj two
fs.ss o(uvcrc,miag lhis bad constitution 81 the soil
Oae OF thuse 10 grasp the difficulty by apply
l1g c-ai # ella, Ia The surface u the sui. and mixing
Il with The snl you would manure; HE other "a less
"Spansive and more gradual rtocessl the
kitchen garden every year with compost IN which cay
> SiTorQ loan A LARGE
IL may Sc III 10 many pers'ns quite out nj lie gues-
Ton Ia Attempt To orale sandy shls by sldng clay
tu is surprising how small quantity clay, IN, :.
nuehly inter ninged viii tie lousesl sandy soil. Viii
give II different texture. and convert II MO good
iaam Ana even n sandy districts there often val
feys and "w places quite the kitchen garden where
good SOCK 1 clay lies. (~rhaps qule unsupported
rualy tnr ui llils kind
In the Journal cfhe .lericcsurai Society Of Eng atn
case is quuet, vol ii. p. o. where the snl
white sand vaT,mg IN depth ftum To four feet II wa'
- sterile that M crops cuid be- grown upon i, L
If. BY giving atop dressing Of clay. a, hr rate %
100 casic Yards "a the a"f, the whole srhaee Of til
farm 50 trealrd was improved to the depth oi ten Of
twelve inches, 50 as to give excellent crors.
Star M The Vest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
From Sou hrrn Planter.
PEACH TREES.

4 q.rifr, in the IIorcuust thinks ih1i lhc shorten
ine in IN e Of pruning and the Of ashes will drive
thu mas falal maady 10 peach irees-the yco"s--"u
of the county II cullysurs be brought 10 estimate
N pefy thcir J,nt value lie wood ashes, either
lea he'd 81 uneachod peck Of the irmer. OF halt
bnshel Of the uneaehe1. for young tree Just begin
nlng bear. The hes time for applying Ii Is IN Oclo
ber but has been found admirably as late as
June is best 10 prnne the peach early but the writer
has sem ~ bad effect from Shortening III late as the
middle Of MAY aud he advises those no have not per
formed that operation aready to take knlie IN hand. aud
sally forth imlne lately.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
From Southern Planter.
SQUASHES.

Farmers who raise squashes often lose most Of their
rop from the squash vine borer, white worm that borts
in,o the leaves just below the surface Of the ground So
great the Isvases of this insect that in s,mecasfs
whole have been destroyed by H. To guard against
ts d~psedaiions. plant land. though spmtllmes
she irer Is common in new lands and fresh horse
manure with wood ashes. mixed while before used
and mix lie with the soil in the hill About
Isrt IL as~s 10 or Of manure. With this kind Of
,snu1e we raissd fine crock neck tquashes last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
Fashions. Fashions,
For the Spring and Summer Of 1913.

! WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of ynch-
BURG, and The surrounding country. that my North
and French report Of Fashions has just 10 hand.
as ISSUED by Thomas Oliver, OF New York. They are
very different from any thing heretofore issued and are in
fine taste.
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 my friends aud the public may be assured. with
the advantages have in BEING agent r Of the best
reporters in The United States Of getting garments
i n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fncy All work INTERESTED my care, shall
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
March 9-wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
CULTIVATION OF CADBAGEs.

The best sill is that which Is rather moist ior uage
string and rich New Land ri 'uah.d in fall OF early
.hriiIr is p,nd fr eahb,res lit be very mtow thai
is II tender sward will answer 10 plough late 10 ~
ea.ly in summer md tia, has been planrd only one
year in rna,ors oher c-ops viii produce good "ahoa-
ses but The land las been planted several years ihfy
are less likely saeeeed, account Vi nuaeons Insects
that eat he rr' ard l'syes
T. rusrd against tins evil. when II Is nee ssary 10 se
old lni f,r this pofpse put ahut half punt OF wood
ssllts iaa each hill aud mix 1t with the manure. and
but me fourth OF alf gu If salt 10 the lil mixed
with tho soil which w be about OF 10 bn'hest t" the
arfe Both OF these Substances may be linked WIN the
manure aud the l,bor will he ess aud hey are excellent
mannres fr "a bare besides the advantages 81 prevent
nv III. dept,datans III ms Sat II valuable una
aure for cabhages and lotps and the, require more OF
his continent ilan other pants. Melo" compost
manGfr Is good 1f cabbage.
Boston CuIiratOr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
HURT 8. PRESTON,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors and Domestics OF all Kinds

Groceries, Liquors and Dome sites OF all Kinds
For"drdmg and Commission Merchants,
MAIN STREET, LyScnBuRG, VA.
4 RE now receiving. and have in STORE Il large and
~ well 5el.cied stock Of Goods recently purchased
III the Northern cities, for cas-conslsns in part Of the
following articles:-
2l0 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee, some very
% hhds n o p. r. and St. erik Sugars.
bbs y o clarified do
IS hhds AID balS. ?. r. and y. O. Molasses,
fierce Sluarl's extra Syr1p,
5000 lbs. S5le Leather,
10 tons Ifedegar and Country Bar Iron,
22i0 lbs. BIis,ered Steel
1909 do Naylot s Co.'S Shear and Cast Steel,
100 sacks Of Salt,
80 bales of Doues,ics. from 3l to 81,
10 do Cotton Oznabur.s Ms an. .,
10 bhs Tanners 0il
10 do Ms. and Mackarel.
40 boxes sperm and taow Candles.
$50 kegs Nails, all sIzss, including box and lining
Nails,
500 To-, Hoop Iron all sizes.
81 kegs Il f. am Blasting Powder,
20 nests Wood Ware
80 boxes English Cheese,
1000 lbs LeWls's White Lead,
90 boxes Slaars Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls Crushed and powdered do,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, best factories,
10 tons Richmond Ground Plaster,
II cases Hats. includlng Panama, Leghorn, Palm
Leaf. Nc.
LIQUORS.
50 bbs Mountain and Rectfi.d .Nhiskcy,
90 do old Rye J. Martin Remnants do
pipe Ofard. Dupuy 3 Co, Brandy,
do j. J. Dupuy g. Co., do
d. A Segnete, do
20 hbls Imitation Brandy,
10 do Apple Brandy,
10 do Rye Gin,
10 d. Boston Rum,
do Sicily NJ dera Wine,
do lie old do do
do Malaga Wine,
Including Indigo, Madden. Cnpperas. Alan. sanpr-
tire. B rlx, GoIwJ1d. Patty, AllSpcr. Pepper Ginger.
Prints, Tow Linen. Bleached sheense aud shlrangs.
Trace Chaos. s1ads, Shpyeie Caslin1s, Wagon b'Ae'
aul variety Of other articles MT mentioned in the abos.
catalogue.
1I- W ANrED.-Bacop. Flour, FIa>eecd Butter.
Tow and Flax Linen ,,inseng, b eswaX w hl,key &c.
fr which the highest market price viii be given III
Cashier Barter.
April 20 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
GEORGE BAEDY
UhOlPSN(c and Retail Grocer

AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
nrFERS FOR SALE,
y % hhds Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugars,
10 bags Coffee, Java. Maacaibo, Laguayfa and
RIO.
do old Java superior to any ever seen in
tins market. supposed 10 b. 80 years old,
10000 lbs Ioaf. Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
10 (icTces II. .. Clarified do very fine,
5000 lbs prime Western Bacon, hog round,
10 hhds City cured SIDE
10 do aud - bhls n. O. and West India
Molasses,
Q 'icrcrs Stosri's pure Syrup,
25 bales 3 4. 7 8 and "A brown Domes'ics,
20 do Manchester Oznaburgs, Nos. ! and 2
5000 tbs Cotton Yarns, assorted,
50 sides Sole Leather,
leo kegs Manakn Nails.
% tons rredrgar and Country Iron embracing
almost every assortment,
80 kegs " hlte Lead
IS bbls Tanners OIL. very fine.
loo gallon pure winter STAINED Lamp Oh.
lSo do solar do do do
10 baskets Sweet Oh.
20 do very fine Vintage. 1913. :,
case I.aqnered Boxes extra tne Yea.
90 chests ard hall ChesA do
do Imperial and Gunpowder do
so kegs Blasting, Duron,'s and Kentucky Rifle
Powder,
900 feet Safety Fnse.
% tercrs Ground Plaster,
50 sets Wagon Boxes,
tierce Rice,
1000 lbs prime Western Feathers.
1000 lbs. Bsiercd Steel,
1000 lbs. cast and shear do
50 boxes r.ow, Sperm and Adaman,ne Can
dies.
100 sacks Salt,
2 cer,ons superior indigo,
2 barrels Madden,
90 boxes S II 10 and lt< l2Glass,
| ton Grind stones, (rea Nova scoila)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
SHELTON 8. H.7THER

4 7 the Store recently occupied by VIM IT, Ry,,
N beg leave to call tie attention oi their friends ,ni
the public, generally, 10 their large and well seecsd
stock of Bots. Shoes, Hats and Caps of the IN st fash
lunable styles, and the very best manuiacinre-al s
which. having been purchased chiefly for cash they feel
oa"hiHni they cnno'l treat barsas Their srocl con-
sfss, in par, oi The following
- eases Bopis-s me extra hae
10 - d. BOYS,
10 " kip aud thick Blognes
D - 10 do do Boys,
1000 pair Ladies Buskins, Ties and Slippers,
100 KID, Silk, halt and whole Gal,ers,
20 cases Fur and SILK Hats,
6 dlz Panama do
80 doz Pam Leaf do
5 doz Leg Horne d,
s' Wool Hats Of all kinds, Trunks ofevery description.
Carpet Bags Bonnet Trunks. Y alise Trunks Sarb.ls
Shoe Brushes and Backing. Umbrellas some of yery
fine silk. Leather ofall kinds such Upper Sole Calf
skins, Harness. Skrng. &c, and many other things
too tedious 10 mention. All ask insure sales i,
cell. determined To sell.
April l3-wts SHELTON s. HATCHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
N d Il &c II

TO ALI. WHO HAVE WOOL.
gINIE subscriber has notion that all those who
have W DOL to be carded will find the Backw Cot
ton and Wooen Factory tobe the place where it can be
done right and # we'll carlcd should be spoiled
that they will get 10 lib Tor 1.-THE wool being sent
well cleaned Cards IN operation, aud working well
JAS. y. CREWDSON, Agent.
shall be ready in lie" days wooen Cloth and
Jeans.
June ITS J s. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
AGREE 4 WIrTEV,

GROCERS J. COMMISSION .nERt Han rs
Lynohburg, Va,
ITAVE on hand large and we'll selected Stock of
IL GROCERIES,
which they offer low r cash or il exchange for country
produce. The following Comprise portion of then
stock, Wa
10 bags Rio aud Lagayra Colire,
Is {" Old Government Java do
- hhdS. ST, Cmx. P. Rico and n. o. Sugar,
Tierces \. .. Clarified do
5000 lbs Woolsey and " oplsey', Loaf DO
bbs. d. Crushed and Pow dered do
20 hhds aud bbls. Molasses,
~ hbls Tanners Oh.
900 lis. Bacon.
200 do bale Cotton, Leaksy,lle, Black Water and
Rlchnond Factories
2.2i0 lbs BIl,ered Steel.
900 do Cast aud Shear do
g tons country bar Iron,
s - Iredegar do
900 lbs. Band and hoop do
5000 d. Castings
80 boxes Hull y Sons Candies,
10 do pure Sperm do
10 do Adamantlne do
LIQUORS
50 bbs Mountain and Rectified Whiskey,
30 do Old Rye, part very fine,
10 do American Brandy,
~ pipe pure French do
- do ID. Dnpuy & Co. do
10 bbs = NJ W me,
do Old Port do
10 do Malaga do
~ do Apple Brandy.
ALSO,
Cal,cncs, Bedtirking. Plaid, Domescs, Nuspeod,rs
Turkey red Neslings. Buttons. Nankecn. Letter aud
Wrapping Parer. Soda Salaraus. Starch. Ginger p, r.
per. Aspre. Cotton aud Wool Cards, Cigars Ann.
CopperaS. Indigo, Madden, Sc. &c all Of which we
offer low Tor cash, to punctuM customers shart
time. A. & w.
=. S.-We will pay the highest prices fr all kinds
Of Country Produce, either in Cash or barter.
May 29--ts A. s. w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
HOIIINi; CLOTIIS.

TINIIE subscribers have for sale the very best Gernna
/ .inchor Brand Boiling Cloths MlLLERS
wishing To make irs,-rate Supetfne and Family Flour.
be supplied with any number Of Anchor Billing from
No No 10 10, the lowest market prices. Please give
- call.
June 2i-lt MEM \ CIV ATklN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
LANDS Lv.iPPOM4TTOX FOR S.4LE.


nA virtue of a deed III Trust, from +. II. Williams IN
- To as made the 9Th of October, 1910, and ol record
IN the olcr ofhe courts OF Charlotte. Campbell and APP
p5maius and pursuant 10 Two orders ii the Superior
Caufi II Chauccry fof the edmond circuit ,nade IN the
snli oi HINT, &c. Worsham. &c, the lth Of
March. 1916. and OH Of July. S7. snail, on Saur
day. the twenty ninth day Of July, 1913. at twelve
urlack in the town of ImmrHe. IN front If the Eagle
Hotel proceed sell public auction, certain tracts Of
land, which, at The date of the said deed. were in the
count e, Of Charlotte and GampbeHbnt mostly in Camp
bH aud which stated tube Ia .ippom itor TO
vii. tracts containing,
ONE 700 AND ANOTHER sos ACRES.
more ~ less each Of which smore particularly des
cfined IN a decd Of the 9th Of Noven,ber 1883 from
Edlcdrd y or.hd,n administrator with the well annexed
# { Williamson. decd. II +. H. Williamson. of re-
cord In the office Of Campbell county court The sale
vi be III cash QUE fourth of the purchase money
aud 10 the residue rp)n credit ct SIX and twelve
months. IN equal Inslaments bearing interest from the
day 81 sale 4 deed Of uus, will he taken on the pro
petty to secure the credit nsalmenls.
Ii. at the lime appointed for the sale. he weather
should be- such IN our opinion 10 make II Improper to
sell the sale will b. adIoufncd from time IL tine until II
shall be completed.
CONWAY ROBINSON.
WILLIAM II MCFARLAND,
jun 22-to9jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

NcCOrkIe 4 simpson,
GROC EMS AND & EN- Err 4 l.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
VI signed
FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT
They have in store and 4ioa general and we'll selected
stock oi
Groceries,
which they ossr the bc ,n Their p,trans at far Price
rs bn. no iagayrl Iaia and Maracaibo Coffee,
Is hhd,. y Orleans, -. croiss add = X Sugar,
10 Lhls Tanners oil, IA fine order,
d. large NJ. MAckeIel,
50 boxes box 81 I.i,aw and Adam4n,ine candles,
100 sack. Liverpool salt,
rs small do Table salt,
5000 lbs Bacon sides, prime article
300 KEY. Nails aud Spikes,
$500 lbs A NJ Bstered Steel
1000 do Cast Steel,
5000 do round and square Ten,
tons Mountain bar Iron,
100 kcg. Blasting and Gun Powder,
1000 feet Safety Fuse,
20 nests " ood Ware,
boxes Pine Apr!g Cheese,
- baskets Sweet on,
80 bushels Clover Seed
\ do Timothy Seed,
5000 lbs Lewis " hite Lead,
81 lbs. Candle Wick,
ALSO,
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
TnfiR owN MtHuf.eruRE.
on CONSIGNMENT.
5000 Factory, ''''' ''"'' '''''''' 'D '''
10 bale, Domestic,
Is Mas aud Stick Locoricc, from
To extra fine,
3 hhds Cuba Sugar,
barrels Sugar,
6 do Solar Oil,
boxes .euluns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LIND.

COMMISSIONERS N.7LE OF L7.ND
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery lar the county oi bedfpl IN which
James NJ Otey. Isaac \ Otey and Prudence his wife,
rhomas NJ. Joues and Eliza his wife. sud others are
Plaintiffs against Arms'ead Oiey Administrator Of John
IL Oiey decd. JOHN 2. Gray, Administrator of Nelson
H. O,ry decd and others. are Defendants The under
signed the Commissioner therein named. Will on Mon
day. the pa day otJuly next that being Bedford Court
dsy before ihe front door of the Court House, proceed
to SELL by way o public auction. 10 The highest bidder
'or cash, tho
TRACT OF LAND.
the bill and proceedings mentioned. containing by re-
rent survey l63 ACRES, situated on the North fork OF
Goose Greek. This land lies we'll, i, in a good neigh
beood and well adapted 10 the usual crops OF this sec
.n Of the country. The title believed 10 be good but.
ac,ing as Commissioner shall convey such little only
as the decree aforesaid vests in me.
M!CAIAH DAVIS, Commissioner.
Bedford June 20 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
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so REU.iRD
- UNAWAY from Messrs. W. w. 1oney s. Co.,
IL the / In insi.. bright mulato Boy.
MAT.
apparently % thirty Of age small stature and
quite box ankle1, Shoemaker by trade, and, having
eloped with his toos, he probably intends making his
WAY n near free State.
The above reward, ii TEN DOLLARS. will be Civ
for his apprehension aud detention In Jail, his de-
livery IN Farmylle, Va.
June I9-ts p. II. JACKSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
By WM. J. WILLIS.

have &, sale rfiyaely at great bargains.
/ g.sd Seeasa1 hand Piano, with Stool and cover.
ggmlst glAs>4-a superior article.
4 large N,ff0r.. and general a>sorimenf Cookery
Ware al winch will be sold al reduced prlces 10 cluse
WIN. J. Willis,
Comm.sl,n Merchsn,
June 22-.s