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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

" The TES REGIMENTS BILL passed the
Senate on Saturday by vote of 20 to l9-nearly
party division. 1t is simply bill to enable
James X. Polk 10 give five hundred of lis parti.
sans from $500 to $1,000 each out of the Treasury,
with the titles Of Lieutenant, Captain, Major, Col
onel, aud General Nobody supposes the rank
and file Of these Regiments will ever be raised,
nor that if they should be, the Regiments would
be nearly so efficient under new officers as under
those who have seen service. many Of whom are
now drawing pay without earning it. simply be
cause there no troops for them 10 lead.
However. it is not worth while to waste words
this preposterous measure. The House will
finish it in short order. We fancy its authors and
abettors will not enjoy seeing themselves reflect
ed in a Report from joins NJ Boris, Chairman Of
the Committee on Military Affair."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

MAYOR OF MoSTREAL.-Mr. Boarret. native Of
Lower Canada, has Seen elected for the second
time Mayor, and by q unanimous vote Of the Com.
mon Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
rY9 The BratdeJorough Ph@air Vt donkey
ICES az follows;

ICES as follows
Ia New York Webb Of the Cofr and Engar has r's-d
the TayIor hsg while Greeley TIE Irbf, battles for Henry
CLAW, In Their respective vore t5 each abuse The
candidate OF tie other gooi SCI terms nd The ai sy say Is
true neither claims gufhc sou' FOR the
oe of Pesden Th. realizing fable Of The Kilkenny
wrong Greeley and Mrbb u they ~, scratch
They Wing journals. justified
cauinnsn who stand 80 hs the confidence OF tie Whs Of
the Clay aud Gen Taylor These Two psper are
engaged war thor shafts an take effect among Their own
ren5s and BE- otherwise than disastrous 70 themselves
The Pbpnix man may as well conhne himself to
matters of which he has some knowledge We
have never abused nor cslumnisted Gen Tay-
lor, nor any thing of the sort. We have urged the
superior claims and fitness Of Mr.. Clay, but have
seldom spoken of Gen. Taylors personal qusliiica'
tons for President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
N...,..a Ualy.ssity. March =,

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- Nerr,' a.s s.sss ssssr-rhis rrspSsi,oa possss-
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.a,ss ~ sss assasss ssf Code cosshs. hossss-
es,. .ra ssAss sissilsr ral@ca>Fy ss~rsisu Hsviss
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49, ssss.. 80 the lasss ~Aieh ssasss zseh pss.
n. .-es~.,s - tsss sssa THE syrsp. ssl sAs.sh
. s.s ,srs~ss iasllsss 10 aeses YEA snessy ssiI' IL
,sses ss-sAsss I'll each sAsstssn ss< ssisAsA ne
A " sss s~siss sssA - pvvs.s ssea ~ give this me-
4ls-s U'.l sasy ~s~aa deem ice iassasss ssusisA
~ ,ss,s $50, .gsssss sAssAs LEWIS Q. BUSH,
~ sals - "a rssssss sAA hrcsAvs, Be sdves'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

THE Nsw TARIFF ON IMPORTS INTO CANADA
As Mr.. Halves has announced that the royal assent
would be speedily given to this very important bill
passed at Montreal eight months since, we may now
notify the readers of The Tribune that Grain and
Flour are to be admitted free into Canada, for ex
portation-that the duty on twelve pair Of Wo
mems Boots and Shoes, &c. Of Gather, Silk &c.
is hereafter to be al 30 that Raw Hides are
70 be admitted free; Calfskins at cents per ID.
Harness Leather at 3 cents Sole al 4 Leather
cut into shapes, patent or glazed, at cents and
all other Leather at 3 cents per 10. Mems Boots
are to pay AZ cents a pair Coarse or Wrapping
Paper, 90 cts. per ll2 h.; Printing Paper, 81 90
per cwt; Writing Paper, 81 40 per cwt. CoTrOs,
LINEN. WoOLLES, AND SILK MANUFACTURES. AND
HARDWARE. are to be taxed u per ct. on the
vaue--that u.s. on the real invoice value, with 10 per
cent sdded to it at the Canadian port.
The Canadas owe fourteen millions Of dollars,
chiefly to British Capitalists To encourage their
own manufactures and increase their revenue to
meet that debt they are henceiorth to levy three
times the amount of the duty they formerly charged
on British fabrics which until recently, was 2
per cent at Quebec. The effect taking into view
be to lessen importRtions at q uobec, irom Epgand
and greatly to increase them at This port
BRITISH CANADIAN Posi- OFTIcE-The Qrebec
Chronicle states that Z England paid about s24O 900
year to the United States, for inland postage Of
her ma s - and from Europe-that the mails from
Mosreal TO Halifax and back, are to be sent via
Tennsqasta, by land till next August reaching
Montreal from Halifax soon As when carried
through the United States territory--ihst the ex
penditure on British territory. through which the
mails viii pass must improve Il greatly. Tho Ed
itor Suggests that steam may DO used on great
part Of n distance. as farther improvement
CAsADa--Lnt Tuesdays Montreal Hcraid
states hst the cAnsaA Legislature will probably DO pro-
royusd IN faw dUs-thst MI Lsfontsioe will es,t 30
alt ff Msnifeahat Mr L. NEsr. cousin not brother
a, ws stated tho other cay Of Hon Jagas' igr will be
feturnsd for Tsfsbonpsthat Sir. Secretary HAYES has
announced The, tho Royal assent would bs Given :" the
canailan TshH passed last yssf In Montreal u Dc.
ibss yss, az having faith In responsible eprsfnnsh
f.fsutalos sni nsiwn a. its -a'm aifoe,'ss intks
ard ramsron az ardent Ffse II -iefsabd Haiissn sna
Alvin az pfotsctiOslss Of the hfsi wsef Tbs Hff"d
sse predicts hat the British Navigation Lave vii "a son
repsslsd az regards Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

THE SPECIAL MIssIOS-Ambrose H. Sewer,
Senator from Arksnsas, and Nathan Clifford, OF
Maine, U. s. Attorney General, are the two Com
missoners appointed by President Polk to proceed
to Mexico and perfect the Treaty Of Peace. They
both men of moderate ability, and most devoted
implements of the Slavery propagande-the
Northern doughface having been more consPicu-
ously of the two. The expectation that Mr..
Polk would appoint eminent Wig this
Commission, or at least one man Of independent
character were absurd. Tools, not Ststesmen,were
required, and have been chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

PESYsYLyANIA.-EdwardM NJ. Biddle is the Dele
gate chosen from the Carlisle District-unin-
structed
Venango Co. declares for Clay first, Scott next.
MIN Distrlct.-tB radfOrd Susquehannah, &c }
L. p. Williston-Delegate-M c. Mercur, Elector.
Wiston is decidedly for Clay.
KIN Districf-(Luzerne, Colunbs, &C. Shtr.
man d. Phelps Delegate. No preference ex
pressed.
Delavore Co-Declsred for Clay. John q. Hen
derson, Delegate.
Fayette-For Taylor and Stewart
Greene-For Clay and Stewart.
SckuylkW-Appointed Conferees to meet those
of Dauphin and Lebanon, but expressed no prefer
ence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

BANGOR ELEcTIoS-At the late Charter Eec-
ton in Bangor, Maine, WILLIAM ABBOTT Wing
for Mayor, received 955 votes against 4l2 for Nc
Donal, Loco and III for Curtis, the candidate Of
the Aboitionists.
Elk Gov kent is the Alderman Elect for the
Sixth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
On motion, the House adjourned till Monday.

SUSPECTED MURDER.-Mr. John Cook, Jr. of
winchendon, Mass has been arrested charge Of muir
derng his wife, in Fchburg, Mass. by administering
senc her in 1885, fourteen years ago Suspicious Of
foul play excited at the time Of her death, which
have rpened into upon observing that her
body (Which deposited in onb) hes remained in a
remarkable state Of preservation recent analysis Of
her stomach has detected the presence Of Arsenic therein,
and the testimony OF the The sexton AMI II several
doctors iend to fix suspicion the husband who is now
In custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

sANns's s,Ss.r,stL,-Loss Of appetite, Indigestion
dyspepsia hesrhsrn. ssssrus inf amriston Of the
mach. all proceed from TIE cause, beios 90
h-ahs .ssfston OF sssie jaiee aud bile The calvary
slaas ieafss ed 10Th Healthy dow, and the liver
sssia hile rhea t5a~. siidity o. the stomssh,
ssastscu u wisa distress ser eAtiss eppress:os Of the
pixssFi headache ssa nausea, tEsmuloas ssnsatioas
Ani sAssy u ssher peculiar feelings Known only TO the
.aetfts Ser tAsss sea hinifea diseases ssw remedy
aFoa The word hssins Tor lie object the relief
q ssasrss humanity. sasas's sansYsrs, an entirely
vegetable mrosse. Ia ia ia operstioa peculiar entsr
80 ists Tao Fsasiea, thss eoas In eoatset with the
'' s sas's u t'-ass and sisplseips anhsAhy seers
49, sN""sns ia 'sasesss to every part Of The body.
ss~s ssrsrsi rAotos. when health sssessSs debility
asd assss, aud ssrssay r~,,s, atisu 10 effected.
flss,Sea sas q, wholesale .ss retail. ~ A. . y.
>A>N> aS'ssAie ptsssss lee fsii.n corner OF WIZ
IA sse ,, pr4ss..,. generally throsfhout the United
s.Ais, r.,se 81 seg Asssls o. alta Astiiss os -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

10 WoksaLLs Carbon AwSIss- PosTs - The
ahsciaeTs prepared 20 ckecate orders ff the show
psts, vhish we're Introduced by them l.s season. and
adopted BY the public aaihoftes and used throaShout
he public fhofoas hfsres OF The city.
NoRkALL co iron Founders. te
ui In :. "A 20 act - Elm-st near Pearlss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

Dfrp-Tbomas McNesin. an associate otthe late
celebrated Thomas Dtv, 81 mo Daba Nah,H. and oce %
ireland, patriotic sons. dioi at nrs'u Ensand ON tho
sth oil, Ia the J1I year Of hs sss s death esnsrt
bv severe mental LABOR IN the ,rr,cu OF ia native connt
lie died sacracc hls noble endsavOfs 10 procure 'r
Ireland iuIsgsnient selrisssiine uovofumsnt and
h .ortons IN setss example 10 others. and 'heef
thsm On through tho struggle uni Their country eaaa
rnIAl Inv and Ilania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

THE LATE CRIsIs IN EsGLASD Mr. Heuics, in
the House Of Commons, the l7h ult. estimsied the
whole loss sustained by the go important British failures
OF business arms lasi year, at $3.50 coo oCo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20

RicH1Ltsu GoLo PESs DissoSD FONTS, wAsRAsrED
COM or The srea, Fse,soee Of THE pen,
s-hef ~iih the fair upon which Il has been sold,
ave established COR alton superior any pen In
ihc ord II HI poiats come n Of a Eicheeu pep,s
10 10 ia flsss thus ensurins purchasers
'saat the trouble aud incurred By the purchase
4 .sf,ros article They are manufactured and cold
oaly ~ d +. Wsvsos Co. - WiIamst one door b.
l5~ wAI't ard }. SAVAGE, 90 Fai'ona. Gold Pess
repaired ~ EXCHANGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-20
JOSIAH RICH9IDs. Auctioussr.

LaEGE ssLE % PArER on SATURDAY, March IS At
o'ctocK, A M-BAScs, RIcRASD. PLAT, viii cell st
their room. Broadway at above dates about 800
OF Wflurg Papsrs emb acins Csp aud Letter ruled ard
plsn. white snd blue; sureihne sapenoya, blue and
VI ire 'aPeIhne Royal, blue snd whittier supe,6os and
ne Neaism, white and blde superhne DENY, Envelope
T ssn Printing sni Asfb.d Also large stock Of b.
PER osrs' Of vsrou. desirable and qualities
Particulars will be fornd in the first catalogue Of their
Stiaorsry Sale. which Is 10 ~ eommsneed Friday
afternoon. 2;h March. At O'Clock Their second esta
losue h- ready Friday, win oeluds msny additional
nvocss Of Paper and Ssi0ns j. The whole 70 DO so'd
without reserve on liberal terms mil ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
AGRlGULT URAls



As we have always endeavoFed % lnculrate the doc
srlue that every farmer should De ahead 9" his work. we
indulge The hope hat all kye growers have seeded their
Rye; brt II there should be Some who have cot. they
should lsr no time - completing that part Of their farm
ias. " h" ALSO, iIai a.. la'1s iaeI~t to w heat.
"hich ay require It, have been p'aeaed and are now
Iady . receive hes cd ludu-'ng IN these pes, we
shall proceed = p''n nl such things a. IN cur opinion
require immedias attention
On TIE FAEN.
R,s 1le,r,,.rti,,a FIR ,,,,;rcr IN ,b; c--,;n i
49, IA III Nh An,ns,. In, i 7s,..rs IL saoi
- III. ,t M ..i7 i, t.. =
prcn,,,,,;o, ,,Ls C,.o,,n4 !, sbr,d b f,,,bfur
,rJ Lann ,J,,had ana ,I-,,,rIIy rnIyari,aI
Whe. H. III u7ay III, NJ f.r,irs II Il t,f.ha hs.r,
!, honId u assisted ~ nIa,ura N s,ra kint Jd.sJ
,ys anpr.b4uJ that lie cana. # M; ti'rfa f Tho rre
.x,, i;r =, mary vsars b,.l ans, r, Tho tc, ,b,
i IA a;.enn.t n NJ grou, III l,ps Mss bs,n,
!; fnnt srrh sca,.y, t,1s N b e,ied III mans e
f,rmnu u ,.5t Whatever nap,,-e may he ap,,,ed
shoud h,y4 = few bn,b4s,f ashes and of rl,s,a, uor
acre or lime added N II cb tiay " l5-,-yhIv nix
cd b.frc beia1 sp,eal N nv a.is ri,s-.r,nj IIn-
ewn IA he surface Ryr A. ell IS harley and ia :
f.r.>h ,, 81 in soi!s vle, no.L J. nres.., and hence
Il j.; vbau !; NV u ,,u-f ,r,,li i,l= ,,,.-, i ,
II ,rss,,p i M, i.., rl.,i, t.sD..,. sa4,, ,
.,ya few hasb,l at sst4s MI, ina .,,I, l,,
J, ,,,I.,s .b,s ~-, w., .,.,jT "a ~ tla
a;ll :I ;t j II mi y - II
So IL 'I' ILL I''' 'l''u'F' IT.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
GEORGE EsAesGsY
ssNofcs0sc U;fts Retail Grocer

AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ATFFRS FOR SALE,
~ p hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGARS.
l20 bags Coffee, Java, Maraeaibo. I.aguayra and
Rio.
do old Java, superior to any ever seen in
this market, supposed 10 be 80 years Old
lO,ou0 H. Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
~ lierces \. 0. Clarified do very fine.
5000 lbs. prime Western Bacon, hog round
10 hhds. City cared Side
10 DO and l5 Obis. n. 0. and West Indt
Moasses
2 erces Stuau's pure Syrup,
= bales t. and A brown Domestics,
p DIP Manchester Oznaourgs, No. and ?,
5000 lis Co;ion Yarns, assorted,
81 sides Nvle Leather.
10 kegs Alanakin Nails,
p tons lrtdegar AMI Country Ir.n, embracing
ain 81 every assortment,
50 kegs Whe Lead,
- bbis Tanners OIL, very fine,
I i955 gallon PnTe winter srAirel Lamp Oil,
20 baskets Sweet Oh,
10 do very fl 10 Vintage, 1913.
! case !aqueTed Boxes extra fine Tea,
q, chess and half Chess "a
do Imperial and Gunpowder do
80 kegs Blasting, Dup,nt's and Kentucky Rife
Powder
200 feet Safety Ease
20 tierces Ground Plaster,
s. sells Wagon Boxes,
tierce Rice
1000 ibs. prime Western Feathers,
2'tO0 lbs. Bllslered Steel,
1000 lbs. cast and shear do
81 boxes TaIIow, Sperm and AGalnantine Can
dies.
100 sacks Salt
2 ceroons superior Indigo
2 barrels Aladder,
% hives : X 10 and lC>s . Glass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

lust RECEIVED at til. Book Store Of D. B. Payne <
y Brothcr-
iaylor and hs Campaigns
lite of Gen. J.. Clss and sketch Of Butler,
british Female Poets BY G.. W. Bet hume
Planetary and Stellar Worlds By Q. NJ Mitchell,
Italy, Alps and the Rhine, BY Ileadey NEW EDITION.
l-orermgs in Europe and Corson,
klnSs and Queens, or life in tbs Palace,
Bonaparte, Poem,
Mary Grove. tn. Trusting Wifi,
Angela, Novel b. Mrs. Marsh
Harold the Last Of the Saxon Kings,
July l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
$40 REU.

ID UNAWAY from Messrs. w. w TUnev s Co.,
H. the i - iGs;., bright muili:o Boy
MAT,
apparently % or thirty years age small sta'ure and
quite box-ankled, Shoemaker by ira r. and. having
clipped with hs tools, lie probably intends making his
way 10 near free State
The above reward of TEN DOLLARS will he Civ
en- for his apprehension aud detention in JAIL ur his de-
livery to Inc in FArmville, Va.
jr7si9-ts ? y. JtTKcON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
HRJ-7ST :. TTNSLET.

T,--. IN ,.II -.-,-,nI
Z d ~ = III S''' IL .. 4,,' ..,,r
~, IN .,.,,,,, a',ic,es.
CONSISTING N Par' 81 ''5 !o'i'T,,s a Srr,7s
- Hill ,t, oits no. O''' ~
81 "'' NY lsar 4 W,,lsev
a30 - I,va ,1d African GU
o'O 80 ~ "a ''3 - -"
49,,
81 It'll. Il i.-s,, ,ri,,. ,rti,re
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
History of the Mexican War.
TO RDOk 3CE \'US

TO BOOK .4EE.NTS,
4 Nd OTHERS he wish to become Agents The sub
"A scrbe publishing history Of the Mexican ar
including Biographical sketches Of the live, OF Generals
ior, SCOT, Woll WORTH Iwiggs, Shields Kearney, and
several Others Of the most distinguished officers illustrated bv
numerous Fin cravings and Portraits by J. FROST ILL., Ii
number OF efficient and intelligent good charac.e,
arc offered prohtab employment circulating by s,bs.rir
ton the above work, IN Virginia and North Carolina For
terms and all other Information applicants VIII address the
sabs1iioer by mail, [post paid H. MANSFIELD,
Book Publisher, 1871 ork street.
August 2S-5t New Haven, Connecticut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
FlShIO.NS FOR Spring s. SUMMER lo4S
AT EDWARDS & LEES,

FEY DOORS .4BOTE.HEE.9I& Gtt.iTELN'S
L&D OPPOSITE SAMUEL y. TIfJR.M ms
s we are working AZ TINS time, mitch, moro,
reputation than for the profits york, all who IA
with their patronage, will certainly get ID JOB and
ofcourse help b,inr plessed. We feel confident
work bear close examination ~ the best ldgc
are not afraid To have compared with work done
where il 5fe world great many gentlemen in the
habit Of sending Richmond and the North have their
clothe. male; il they Tut give trial and the work is not
done as NH rhay have had done either q those pla
ces viii pay or the G oods. trial is what ask.
April3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
POE TITO ALL.
FLOWER

There are flowers round ab,pt NE:
As | III ovn-a b ih- lime.
Sweet lu~ly things ale breathing
The breath Vi olIen Lime.
They l3ok - kindly upward.
i-rcet them as my ltends,
Aud ny mini u each snail blossom
eueh holy beauty lends,
That, as i 70 living creatures.
Where'er my glance may I'LL,
OH the blue bells or The daisies,
| say, God bless You all :"
Go forth. my little daughter.
The midday heat is o'er:
Go forth among HE lbwerS.
And gather thee store.
The little larry Speed we'll,
With II many eyes q blue,
How we'll can reminder
Green lanes wherein it grew.
Tn Dais'es. see huw gay
Like lite sjarS, they slime,
lie darling, Vt Thy cAil!hord.
As o.ce hey wire u nine
The Blue bell when see 1t,
My thoughts fl back nee more,
To pine wood. whose rect>s.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

lt. Be sold on tn premises " yyav II ri, t,ti5r
N thursday, The ih September ST. ON cre,iltu
"c ana two year.. III purchaser ir b,n> with gold
cIy- N. the payment N the pirrha- ana title
oI the Iind soIj To tie retained until full
from the day Of sale, m TRACT OF LAND. on utcr Xiv
er N waiiA resided oc mauy wears the lands #
Capt. Samuel taIdy, Dr. w f. Martin, and AItn rem
Shaw: and opposite >rIry Norman hs ira contains
about l3) ACRES, three huudttl hrh Ni " .o'd
under dccicc of the Circuit Superior Count o. | av and
Chancefr fer the town q vnchburs The lie viii be made
perfectly satisfactory. About haf tc and l. cloatt
ne GOD LANDS thought to b an wr MI. pt,d ~ tie
growth " ne tobacco any Tie cleared lana goo
"iE about Sky acres OF low grounds the TIE
al'iH-s CONSIST Of comfortable DIV iJ.LINt. HOUSE,
wlth two rooms below ami above stairs, other
Mons I, METRO HOUSES, STABLES AND TOBACCO
iO' Sl> an OF which very good The pun chaser viii
nave he privilege Of seeding crop ofWh, At.
IN the day following, shall oftr my lands on Seneca
Crcek recently purchased Of John arI ior ale al pubic
auction, il two separate TRACTS cf 500 ACRES cach
commencing with tie Mil tract and the Mil This val
Dahle TRACT OF LAND, with a valuable GR!Sr AND
saw MILL on 1.-THE dam Of stone I'd the Workmanship
iot surpassed by he mills good repair new
HOUSE, two TOBACCO HOUSES, with several other
houses o hundred OF WOOD LAND OF GOOD quail
" attached to this and the most suitable points 10
Ct timber p any Kind Immediately afte the sale 81 the mill
tract the TX iCI on which reside Will be offered, contain
ing Dug ACRkS This is very valuable Of land.
high state OF Improvement, with all the necessary buildings
or comfort Not less than half of it woods and most
ol It Of superior quality These lands aon the lands Of Dr.
Alexander, Mr. Caldi nw iddic, Scott obber and Rbt
H. Wyatt The Of sale tyy last mentioned tracts
Will BE- liberal and made known on the dav OF sale tis
thong unnecessary to ANYTHING more If these lands
It presumed those wishing buy viii view Tor hesel,e
my person wishing to contract privately for the last
men loned tracts of anl before the day can So by
applying y Il'lam Moore at the Cross Roads the sub
scrlber OF the premises
2i-WtllS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11

NEW CONCERN.
llF subscribers, having associated f,r he purpose Of
L conducting the Dry Goods business, under the
and style Of
PETERS s STIGLFR
at the stand formerly occupied by d. r. Peters,
Would solicit The custom If h friends and pa IONS Of D.
i. g. Peters and the public generally
They intend keeping constantly On hand large and
we'll selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Family Groceries &c.
and will IL FEW weeks add 10 their present stock fall
supply Of he most fashionable goods that can be pr,cur
ed lnhe Nor hrrn lilies. They pledge themselves tn
use every eXertio and spare pains on their part 10
render their business agreeable 10 all who NAV favor
them with their Custom.
DON T. C. PETERS.
JAMES A. STIGLtR
August SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
RIBBONS! RIEBONs.! RTBBO.Ns!u

RTBBU.NS! RIEBONSI. RTBBO.NS!!
W'HE ST HSCRBFR has on hand large Stock
D unashI nale Ribbin~, pIain and figured. Of al
widths. SuAe If them Will answer to dress common
Bnnnes. and he will d, for fancy and ornamental
uses. Price g. Gems JOHN J. PURViS, Ae't
P. Siam this Jay raceiyinga large ut Of Goods
various kinds, sent from Auction >ae i'll Richmond
which will be sold at about half their value
July SIS if JNO. j. PCREiS. Ag't.