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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16
To Althea, from Prison
= ny RICHARD LovrLAcE.-l64s.

p by RICHARD LovELAcE.-l649.
When love with unconfined wings
Hovers within my gates,
And my divine Althea brings
To whisper at my CRATES;
When lie tangled In her hair,
And fetter'd with her eye,
The birds that wanton in the air.
Know no such liberty.
When flowing cups run swiftly round,
With no allsying Thames,
Our careless heads with roses crown,d
Our hearts with loyal flames:
When thirsty grief in wine We steep,
When healths and draughts 20 free.
Fishes that tipple in the deep,
Know no such liberty.
When, linnet-lIke confined,
With shriller note shall sing
The mercy, sweetness, majesty,
And glories Of my king;
When shall voice aloud how good
He Is, how great should be,
III enlarged winds, that curl the flood.
Know no such liberty.
Stone walls do not prison make,
Nor iron bars cage;
Minds, innocent and quiet, take
That for an hermitage;
IL have freedom in my love.
And In my soul am free,
Angels alone, that soar above,
Enjoy such liberty.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16

Addressed to young Lady, who presented
bouquet to Mr.. O'Brien, while stand
ing in the dock at Clonmel Court House,
under charge of high treason:
Sweet girl who gave in dangers hour,
To lift my soul, beauteous flower,
And by thy bright yet modest eyes,
Cheered me with softest sympathies;
Oh! may thine eyes ne'er shed a tear,
Oh! may thine heart ne'er know a feari
Thus from his dreary solitude
Thus speaks prisoners gratitude.
WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN.
Clonmel Prison, Nov. 4, 1s4S.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16

As regards public happiness, statesmen
and politicians too often forget that though
good political institutions conduce to it, ye
that they are but one means to the attain
ment of this end, and that more than these
are requisite to make individuals and ma
tons happy. The cultivation of good will,
kindness, humanity, and all the gentler az
fections, are far more influential in the pro.
motion OF private happiness than the busiest
balance Of the political constitution can be;
90 that, though the value OF civil and reli.
gious liberty is great. and has large inau.
ence on national well-being, still il alone
does not constitute happiness; and therefore,
it seems to me. that those writers who de.
vote their energies to the task of endeavor.
ing to soften and improve the social affec-
tons, do incomparably more to promote the
benefit Of communities than those who have
only in view what is more strictly desisl,a.
ted "the public veal. Curtis on Health
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16
Literary.

DIR. Cogswsll leaves thia week for En-.
rope. on general photographed and lit.
erary SIX months tour, preparatory to the
laying the foundation Of the Astor Library
in the spring. J. R. Broadhsad, Esq., Sec
rotary Of Legation in London, is writing
the History Of New York. and has nearly
ready the first volume, embracing the Dutch
period, between the discovery in 1909, and
the surrender, in 1864. Two subsequent
volumes will bring the history down to the
adoption Of the FIRST State Constitut on of
III. Herman Melville, Esq, author Of
Type and "Omoo, is about putting to
press new work, which it is expected,
from peculiar sources of interest, will
transcend the unique reputation Of his for.
msr books.-Literary World. Eli
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16
r'o'n he New Yo,s v


a ll''le child, a lumber elf
Slnging, dancing to herss,,,
InIou2h The iive-long sumo
In hooks and place. g, , sr day,
VOW In the forest, up tbs
SEoesing, swinging in the s, sss,
ne Ven z dew from from OF ~
IN her iaee-anOn awav 'he spny.
10 a race with barking "a
Shaking her tresses to m.
IN shouting scAmPering o'sr,1
iIrough The waving meadow s PLAN.
oP 'he NIL and down ags;. gas,
IN me green edge garden III
" hh wreath Of rose. o
1ar n from the flowers, the TSn n's
angry bees, with beIIs Of soIa oO'a'
Chasing butterflies arop5d
ined Of this, in the kousa -
ana busy herself with kpi,,;onIars,
And hide away in a ou;., "a Work;
A Adt sat Tor hours with a pict..,
Noaoing, falling asleep AZ -, BOOK
hurmuring in her sleep
vi past delight, as a r.d-Iin.
On shore, Of the sound;I,P shell,
= pleasant thing, spirit briy6,
Full Of glsdness and delight.
a little angel-strayed avsn
from the walls Of Heaven,
fiying through its pearl-J 49,, pay
I Hl'er Mornings POmP and STAT.
" andering to world Of ear
en- and sorrow, and DESPAIR.
Making, with her angel f,c.
"a sunshine in shady pIue-
Jce.
A little youngster FIVE year.ol5
"A rOguish mad cap, free ard hni,
Iricssy, frOlieksOm-, aso o., T''''
PLOTTING mischief all the DIV
Stealing Granny's spect,cI..
Looking as his eyes wersd;,
And the ivOry-heade,i cane
And the wig Of Uncle Tim
SiIntting with a manly .tr,s,
Moekihg, Initiating him.
RomPing in the shady RooL.
With our darling little B-..
feering over WHY'S books
feigning deepest s,udiou.n.
S'rave as master in his school
Sitting on his little stool
By our stately Bel, BE- sn,
Staid and sober and demu-.-
Making faces unaware.
Climbing Ruth's or Mothers cha,
Iiekiing' letting down their hair,
Dropping with merry shout
laughing chasing Kate about
Seampering from room to room
Hiding IN the eurtained gloom
In The corners dim and dark.
budding, erouching in IN. shat.
BY his shufiling feet al Isst
Ana bis -mOthered laugh be,rsv-s
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16
LITERARY EXAMINER.
uea.stG.u Easrars.
FROM HIKsT's ESprnIos.

FROM HIksT's ENDYnIoN.
"a grassy dell-a fragrant spot. secluded
In nosseless woods haunt for sylvan Pan,
Where rarely step of man
Startled the quiet. but where silence brooded
flushed - adoye-siumbered in primal peace,
The loveliest glen In Greece.
"The air was breathing gently. Trickling,
gushing,
sGurgling Ger rocks and moss, a brOoklet
sang,
Sparkling, whenever il sprang
Prom out the leafy gloom, its surface flushing
Under the ardent glance Of starry eyes.
Scanning II from the skies.s
Ill
"a messy oak, the Druid Of the valley,
Swallowed a basin that for centuries drew
Its food from rain and dew
A lonely lake, where Nereids loved 10 daily,
And Dian's huntresses, at noontide, came,
With lips aud cheeks afams.
"Wreathing the oak, a honeysuckle, laden
with coral corymbs, travelled towards il.
From limb to limb, and bough
To bough Of the tall tree, il stole-a Dryad
maiden.
Clinging with speechless transport to the
breast
Where nature babe her rest
v.
land IN their arms, unnoting their emotion,
dove rePosed-his plumsge on the night
Making milky light
Among the sombre leaves Afar, the ocean,
Low, but distinct, broke languidly on the
reach
OF the long desolate beach.
His arm encircling her, Just then mortal,
A mortal maiden with him, reached the glade.
Few were the words they said,
Yet sweet as few. Ii seemed Elysium's portal
Was open TO them, whence through gates
ajsr,
shone loves delicious star.
VII.
"Silent as statues were they, save their signing
And the audible beating of their happy hearts,
A throbbing that by starts,
AS ever and anon the wind seemed diving,
More felt than heard, swan in each other
ears,
Like hymns from distant spheres
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16

"a NOISY oak, the Druid Of the valley,
Swallowed basin that for centuries drew
Its food from rain and dew
A lonely lake, where Nereids loved 10 daily,
And Dian's huntresses, at noontide. came.
With lips aud cheeks afams
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-16

"a grassy dell-a fragrant spot. secluded
In nosseless woods haunt for sylvan Pan,
Where rarely step of man
Startled the quiet, but where silence brooded
flushed - adoye-siumbered in primal peace
The loveliest glen In Greece.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03
LIGHT! LIGHT!

,Da
MI Ill NJ new and Just the thing Tor every family
an recurring light and cheap, too, that Grh
n lo2r can buy it. 1t is neat CANDLESTlCk, max
an u Nicklng rs Candles out OF Iallow, Lard or
w. eaSe that VIII burn. BY simply turning the bottom OF
toI5 dhlesiick, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE Is
eeu ont OF the top, and any desired length wish
'gnh one inch TO two feet in height
or =. Is neat and simple candeStick; conse
~ may he managed by child.
into 3 means OF tins convert all your re- use grease
VOL auoes and thus obtain light from TO cents per
en ne wlcS dry and smooth thus vibration flick
M the ildne, but burns like a sperm candle.
,n WICK may be changed without AT all disturbing the
large one 7'' pun III d shdi o"e' oi' wv s'"'
, on coil IN the bottom of the candle or candle
mains uh SUFFICIENT TO last five weeks, where 1t re-
1 voui OF sight and ont of the way.
t ou may Keep candle at the same height all the
pl zen year-no stumps pieces left.
SmIes replenShlng with grease talow week.
and l OF grease if falls over but neatly
II,eSn any as any lady could desire.
IN ! cannot get out of order
IN proof of their uperory utitv and neatness the
The s, UNDER sold Is sufficient The price uniform and
only m l over the United States: and the article requires
song convince the incedulonS of the fore
scrsDe toc No family will be without them who
VIII seuer the small price asked.
9Hict al mai capital an active business make
emb7 > IN territory vet upsod. Persons who desire 10
DviiaJ neat pleasant and highly lucrative business are
side H. tal al our office, No. IS PERDIDO Street North
cans "eeh st Charles and Carondeet streets New Or
Lang monopoly OF the city of New Orleans and States of
for the s Article offered, and proposals will be received
uppy of uaeturng in the city of New Orleans for. the
mhS ~ LOUISIANA and Texas
Il. T. MYERS s. co.
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GA9ZMAM@s

FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
NTOW receiving complete assortment containing every
IN article requisite for genteman's Wadrobe-conssng
in part as follows
Rack and fancy cold Merino Frock and Dress COATS;
DO do do. Sack do;
Rack Cashmere Frock, Dress and Sack do:
White and eoored Linen Sack and Dress do:
Nankin and bingham do. do do;
Aioaca and English Merno do. do do
PANTS.
Dab dEte, MerinO and Alpaca PANTS;
Fancy col d and white Linen Drill do;
Bmv Linen, Nankin and Cashmeret do;
In Oh and American Cottonade, Drill ETC.. etc. Pants
VESTS.
White and fancy colored Marseil!es VESTS;
Do do. Silk and Linen do;
Bombazines and fancy cold Silk, ETC.. etc. Vests
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Fine Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Bingham and coored Linen do:
Linen Check, Calico and Hickory do
Gauze Merino UNDERSHIRTS;
Do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Laced do:
Summer Merlno and Cotton knit Drawers.
Cotton, Linen and Merno HALF HOSE;
Linen, Silk, Cotton and Kid GLOVES, ETC., etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
CLOAKS-with and without Sleeves
O,ercoats, Monkey Jackets and Capes:
Travelling Bags, Leggings Storm CAPS ETC. etc
Which offer to sell at the lowest Market Price for Cash
M. HUNTINGTON
mb5 I'm No. Magazine street. corner Canal street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

/ ETHEON S Right of the LETHEON, or VAPOR
IL OF ETHER, having been purchased by u.s. we are now
prepared to administer the same, and perform all operations
upon the Teeth while under its influence We have just re-
ceyed direct from Paris and mpro ed Apparatus for
the inhalation of the Vapo Letheon, which from its per-
tec safety and the ease with which he used BY both
patent and has been adopted the Hospital du
Charlie Hospital de St Louis and hospitals Of Paris
and by the faculty France England
mh5 Inn North ST. LAFAYETTE Square. near St Charles St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,


HERE is not a day passes by, but what Dr. R. PARISH
t W receives testimonials from their Agents and
S r oclalmlng the great virtues of their celebrated CHI
NNtSSE HAlR CREAM And they ali pronounce it TO be
% pes pearation for the growth beauty and
% e naf that they have used. and believe that will
"TPomlliSh every thing that any could desire.
al 'ey lady and gentleman who in the habit of using
G On helr haI. should at purchase bottle of the
NLsE AlR CREAM, Tor it fails satisfaction
rfr6m the .Neo York Tribune o. .JnLy TO- 1S47.
an BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.-We have a great
pS preparations used the Hair but not one that
, u admire OF recommend I'd the community but the
ouclon OF the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream into
az, atwneSsng the application of friend of
w days since we feel that would be doing the public
fce les specially the ades,) express
non, ana say, that all who need of an article to
nj ana beauiy the Iair-o keep it soft to remove dirt
fer lrnf or TO give it dark rich coorcannot be bet
cb e they We're to search the city over than to
" apo'ue oil Dr. Parish Co.'S celebrated HAIR CREAM.
1T mas NO EQU.4L!
s LII, r. PARISH Co.-Gentemen Allow me to add my
i testimony, among the many Others favor of your
HMape preparation by the of Chinese Hair Cream.
,hs used the article myself and in my family am pre-
s 70 say that exceeds thing have vet seen for
"a tendency render the hair soft and pae and in INV
ndon, 1t all that it is recommended to be by others
Respectfully yours &c.
" GEO. c. THOMPSON, Commission Merchant
peW YORK, August 4, 1877. ls Pearl st. n Y
lrepaTed only by DR. r Parish s. Co New York. TO whom
at" ~ tHeH must be addressed post pad.
Nou 0htB al RuSTE n PADDOCK : WedirlHP and PERTH.
R leEg Store. ITO POYDRAS STREET, next door TO the
~" oiiGe mh5 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03

~. No 38 Camp street O'"''''' '' '' ~
Holding Commissions from the States of TEXAS, MIS-.
MSEIsss SIvR TI "A INDIANA TENMEssEE,
NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELAWARE. ALABAMA,
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
GEORGIA, NEW JERSEY, OHIO and MICHIGAN
e. A. is prepared to take Dispositions and Execute and
all kinds Of Legal instruments be used recorded
The usual promptitude at his office continued in all
Notanat business. mh5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-03
FINE WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &C.

NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp STREET, ~
E9 an the Psbe his neM ss aa attention bis
sortment of fine English and Swiss Asskza
LEVER WATCHES
from the best and most celebrated of London
inv o "a and Geneya earthly put up and wsaned in
s 9sft fIf%sP sss ys o
F Ws GGf 5soal
ksSs s"f f 9 fE Sss
DaR RPS Ru Sc Gafs cfss and Plain Gold FINGER
o Bea o Rn Ssq Pins Seal Rings Silver
cpon Gold and Silver Pencils Silver spoons Forks Cups
Of every cdesSrpti9n Ladies' Fine syekpa'ed Sheffield
Celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he offers for
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine Time
stock before purchasing elsewhere
sys Particular attention giving to REPAIRING Clocks
found IN ne s coan pS'ce O' s most SA'0' "0Ae"
-" Every description of Jewery made and reparedto
ORDER mf5 If
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
MO. 20 CAMP sTREET.-The subscriber has on hand
large and general assortment of almost article
state OF the he offers very low prices Among the
Goods on hand, he would enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Be-" I'll 5p FS M"r WS sST '
Wooden Ra oods and p XIX IS cokN1CE
o ohe CURTIN Flsi BASbs and Fins ana variety Oh
TRANSPARENT WINDOw-sHADEs.
The stock of this article full, and of handsome pat
terms, be found where-among which, Scrip
ture, Chinese, and other scenes large Gohics, &c.
MOSQUITO BARS AND MEETINGS:
En- gish Bobinett. Muslin Linen and Cotton MuSQulTO
BARS and MEETINGS, in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &c.
FEATIIERs in lots of from pound to 100 pounds and
TogelLer with MATING, OH. CLOTH CARPETS,
Rugs, Mats, Table Oil Cloths; WALL; PAPER g large
and handsome assortmen) Cords and Tasseis, FrngeS
GimpS Fire board Papers Cotton, Wore Linen, and Silk
BORDERINGS and BINDINGS Hair-coth Window
Papers Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES. BED
Furniture. &c. &r. 49, - ~
60 GALVANIZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
to order and UPHOLSTERY work executed with despatch.
,nh5 II JOSEPH EFTER. ~ Camp ST.
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&NNys MMN sMNEss

" HARTNETT BOOT and SHOE
Il. MANUFACTURER, XE|l
No. 70 81. Charles street, R@Y
mh5 6m New Orleans Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

Valuable Real Estate for Sale

J" E will offer for sale the premises 10 the high
w est bidder, credit Of one year, eighteen
months. and Two years Saturday. the 4th day Of No
veu'ber next a TRACT OF LAND, The late residence
Of Andrew Whitley, decd lying both sides Of Cncn
RIVER. In the county # Tazewe. about mile from
Jetfersonvllle cun.sining 203 ACRES Of good Land
well adapted either TO grazing grain growing. about
~ acres of which under gond fence and cultivation
and abu 70 acres we'll set in grass, being equal
any meadow in the county. But what must recommend
this estate Is its great facilities for every kind Of
chInery run with water power. There are on a
well built and cSmmodious GRlS1 MILL, an g.
excellent SAW MILL, coed HOUSE and M;iil
MACHINERY for running Carding Machine, Ea..A
all supplied from stream which all seasons of the
year furnishes them with abundance of water The
dam across the is of stone and hu 10 the verv
best manner; and all of the above described buildings
&C. are Of The best aieria and built after the best and
most substantial manner There are also GOOD stone
A. DWELLING HOUSE. and out houses such as
I'LL. Smoke House, Brick Spring House, Sc and
new and convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
Ing TO purchase can procure any further information
which may be desired, in relation To said properly BY
applying 10 John A. Kelly, Tazewell c. H. Va
WM WHITLEY and Others
heirs Of Andrew Whitley, deed
Sept 2S-4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
wN. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY & BILLIARD.
FvrRy MONDAY AND THrRsp.y

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
Four Dollars per annttH payable 1Iraace No Sub
ziptto recered for shorter time than months,
aid 40 paper cbe DISCONTINUED rcept the discretion
ifthe Editors) until al arrenascs are paid.
T.. .7DTERTISE.Nh.NTS inserted al 50 cents Der
squire (oriess for erery inner form INSERTION 81 cs
PER squire (or ess) for erery outer form
EEERF.4DYERTISER IS required to note on his us
long he toistes s advertisement inserted adrer-
ee: noted, tctA je inserted til its
be ordered
FOR Yearly .4DVEETISL.NTi the terms are TO
the prtuiiese ofco squares $40 for square 25 for
square, inner form So. Eoery yearly odrerser ''H
rcquirefto ADVERTISING has particular line Of
business.
~ JOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and lottsiy
sui n Reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
y E u @ O O d s.

~ lie subscribers n receipt Of large portion of
L their Fall supply mf G,ods. whrh Will be sold to
friends and the public generally, (who may favor
with their casom as low as they can be procured in this
market.
Our stick being large and well assorted pre-
pared sell whu!esale GuuS the most liberal terms,
and would ask call from Country Merchants.
The following comprises part If their stock :-CnthS,
Cassineres aud Nestings French Merins $ Gala Paid>.
and Mauselares. French Casnmer-s and Lamar in,
pIads splendid Velvet and Mrrno Cnaks. (new styles
French work Capes and Collars. Gall knds silk trnges
Gimps and Buttons. Mrrno shawl> mode and fancy
colours, Alpaccas SILK warp black and fancy do. super
fancy dress silks So CHI plaids. aud Ginghans best
Kid aod Silk Gloves and Egyptian mitls Scarlet, blue
gr-en and mode cnlored French Merno, Shoes. Boots
Hats and Caps, &c,
Slle Leather. with heavy sock Of coarse Geods, Of
every description. Cal and SEE.
PETERS AND STIGLFR.
Sep. 2l-is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
NEW CONCERN.
L4TLNDER s. BUCk.yER.
Grocers and Commission Merchants

Gr0cerS and Com isSiOn Merchants,
GtVE their strict attention all Clouds aud Produce,
" consigned fur sale shipment. They have in Store
and aiJat general We'll selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Whch they offer their friends the public general
y, at low prices. Consisting in part Of the following
ticie. -
l23 bags Ro, Laouyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhGs. \. o., ?. Rico and ST. Crolx Sugars,
II 8 and bbs. MulaSsos, part strictly fine,
6 bbls Tanners Oh, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool salt.
$50 kegs Nails, assorted.
80 boxes Tallow, Adamap tine and sperm Can
dies,
5000 lbs. American bstpred Steel.
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron,
II boxes Glass l0Xl2a and eXIO
Is nests Wood ware
II dnz. Bncke1s
boxes w and WIS Loaf Sugar.
bbs. fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales D,nestics, 3 to 5-4
bales Oznaburgs. No. | and 2,
5000 d. Cotton Yarns
1000 lbs. Sole Leather. good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats,
-LIQUORS-
20 bis Mountain and Recii6ed Whiskey,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard. Dupuy, SEQ Brandy,
do. j. j. Dupnv, SEQ. do.
10 bbls Mountain Brandy,
5 bbls Gin.
5 90 \. E. Rum,
do Sicily. Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine.
do Port Wine. (very fine.
Including Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Indigo. Nader
Teas, some very fine race Chains, Spades. Shovels.
Castings, Denijohns, Bleached Domestics, Bed Tick
inr, &c.
a. We will pay he highest market prices in Cash
ar Barter ifacpn E,ur RnIfer Tow and Elay
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whiskey, S.
Nav SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NlHE Copartnership, heretofore existing under the
Il style of Shelton & Hasuher. this day disolred
by nuiual cnnsent.
The name Of the Co-partnership will. in future, be
alone may BIZ Try in closing the business Of
said Concern. The Books, Sc. placed in the hands
Of S. w. Shelton, who is alone authorized 10 close the
business Of said co.cern by consent Of the parties
s w SHELTON.
August los J. 4. HATCHER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMNER ls4e
JUST RECEIVED BY
EDyVApnS

FEU DOORS ABOVE .nEE.H& GU.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL b. THUR.M.4.N-S.
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally. for the very liberal patronage
tended to him previous 10 his copartnersp with W. +
Lee, and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust
ness ntn his hands. and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will Re taken
10 have work Intruse1 10 him. dune well as il
can be done elsewhere JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sept. l4-ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
INK! INK! IN'K!!!

INK! INK! LNKut
THE subscriber would call the the public his
large stock Of superior writing Ink, consisting OF Black
Blue Red, Carmine, Scarlet japan. and Copying.
These inks put in all size bottles, from
quart and warranted to be OF the finest quality Ner-
chants Clerks of Courts, School Teachers Bark Officers
and Others would do well to supply themselves with
c which Will stand the of time and experience For
sale BY JOHN H. SEAY Druggist
Sept. IS It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

COTTON YARNS.-20 900 lbs Leaksvle, Alil,
u ton and Uninn Factory Yarn. These Yarns are
Of The best Factories and Of approved quality, for sale
the loves, market rates Merchants wanting will please
call. NcCcRkLL elNlf>CN-
July SITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
N q Il &c H.

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL
'ffiE subscriber taken the notion that all those
l. have Wool to be carded will find the Backwater Cot
ton and Woolen Fctoy be the place where it can be
done right, and if not well carded should it be spoiled
that they will get so per lib Tor 1.-THE wool beng
we'll cleaned Cards in operation, and working we'll
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent
shall be ready in few days Woolcn Cloth and
Jeans
June Its rs q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
DISSOLUTION


FHE1E co-Harnprship. heretofore existing under the
4 name Of Edwards and Lee was his dav dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having any unsettled hu
Slness WIKI the concern, requested to call ].
Edwards for settlement
Sep Its. EDWARDS s LEE.