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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

WING NOMINATION.

WING NOMINATION.
For Representatives.:
J. H. JULIAN, Sol. MEREDITH,
DAVID Commons, $. b. STANTON.
For sheriff:
JOHN e.. PAGE.
Eos Prosecuting ATTORNEYS
NIMROD JOHNSON,
For COmniy COmmissiOses.
DILLON HAYwORTH.
For school Commissioner.
JOHN PRICHET.
For Associate Judge:
a. NJ. BRADBURY.
For Coroner:
CLABoRN T.. WILSON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10
Meeting Of the Ora md Section.
To Subordinate Sections Cadets {
TEMPERANCE.

temperance.
The Indiana Grand Section Cadets OF
Temperance will hold its first session at
Indianapolis, commencing on Wednes-
day, the 14th Of June. 1t is important
that every Section should be represented
in tho grand section. Business Of i'm
portancc to the Order will be presented.
Bro. 4. w. Morris, w. p. Of section No.
Eat indianapolis, has authorized me to
say that the '.latch string" will be out to
all who attend the meeting. Every Sec
ton is required to make report to the
G. s. at the time Of the meeting as above
Sections that cannot send delegate to the
Grand Section, are requested to forward
their reports, prepaid to \. w. Morris.
indianapolis. Charters for subordinate
sections. can be granted by application
to the D. G. p. Richmond, post paid.
MILES J. SHINS, D. G. F.
Editors friendly to the Order will please
notice.
Richmond. May 9th. 184s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

II. G. Hazlerigg. Esq. has been nomi.
mated by the Wings of Hamilton and
Boone courties, a. their candidate for the
Senate. He will probably be elected, as
he is popular and deservedly SO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

CT The following gushing lines Of affection
and tenderness, vii! be appreciated by all who
love the good and beautiful. The Au,horcss is IA
true daughter of Song, and but for her extreme
want OF conf nee in herself, would be a shin :
ing light iii the walks of poety:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

2 Posiponemest-Ths Son sol Temperance have
again postponed the time Of their celebration.
Full notice will be given Of the time, " lseR il
shsll have been definitely fixed. Their object
In making a further postPonementis TO make the
most satrfactory arrangements possible. The
thing will be done up in good order in due time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

N1OTICE n hereby gives thst ths usdersigs-
ed has taken Ieises Of Admiaisssstiea -
the Estate Of John @. Lacey. late Of wsyss
county and State Of lsdisna, deed. All ~.
sons indebted 10 said estate sse requested 70 Dehs
immediate payment. ssd ihose having elsi1D
against the same are notified . Psessst tbsa
daily auii,e utscsied for settlement SAID sssass
is supposed 10 be solvent.
WIN. LACEY. Sea-. A11r.
May 10, 1853. S
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

Aeknorledyments.-We are under obligations
10 our fellow citizens. Messrs. Basil BrightweII,
Caleb Shearon, Isaac Cause, James Perry and
Levinus King, for a handsome present in TeIe.
graphic stock. We return them respectfully
our sincere thanks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

The Treaiy.-rhc fate Of the recent Next
can Treaty as ratified by the senate Of the
United States, is very uncertain. A con-
firmation by Mexico, is becoming more
doubtful; and all intelligent men believe
in case Mexico should confirm the Treaty,
it will have no moral force in it, and will
only be observed until an opportunity, &C.
ours to break it. A traveller beset bv
Ihighwaymen and robbers would give up
his money to preserve his life; but he
would seek the first opportunity to obtain
redress, and the rest Grafton of his money.
The Mexicans give up one third of their
territory as grudgingly as the traveller
would his money, and they will seek the
first favorable opportunity to recover it.
Even the administration and its friends
have become tired Of the war, and if the
army were now on American soil il is hard
" probable it would be sent to Mexico
The desire for adventure. the thirst for
military glory, and the mistaken notion
that duty to their country required the
people to 60 to the Mexican battle fields.
has given place to feelings Of disgust for
the miserable conduct Of the ad,ninstra-
tion-their sacrifice Of life, and millions
Of money expended in an effort to acquire
territory which will require the payment
of more money than the same land could
have been purchased for before the war
commenced.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

There will be an address delivered in
the Hall Of Clark Division this evening.
Wednesday, May 10. The members OF
tho Order ore respectfully invited to ot-
tend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

G2-The Brookville American, State
Sentinel, and Jeffcrsonian are the only
papers in this State in which we have seen
published the infamous letter OF Cassius
NJ. Clay. birds ola feather" &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

MARRIED,-ByJ Jas. ". Poe. Esq. on
the e9ih ult., Mr.. George Deboy. to Miss
Sarah Edwards; both Of this vicinity.
Ry the same, on the lst inst, Mr.. John
J. Conner, to Miss Christisna L'chsen'
f..lfz: all Of this city.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

6TCol. Baker, late a member Of Con-
gress, is announced as an independent
Taylor candidate for governor Of Illinois.
lie was Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

! The Taylor party in Maryland recently
held State convention and nominated
Gen. Taylor as a candidate tor president,
without regard to party.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

DIED at his late residence, near VIII
1iamsburg in this county on Thursday last
JOHN LEWIS. aged moro than four score
years. He resided in this county nea,
forty years, and maintained a character
for integrity and honesty Of purpose, ex.
rclled by none.
Il IS said that Gen. Pillows nomination
svill not be sent into the Senate, aftce the
the developments in Mexico.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10
For President.
A WIG, A WHOLE WHO. AND
NOTHING BUT A WHIG.
SENATORIAL. ELEGTORl
JOSEPH G. MARSHALL, Of JeAersou.
GODLOVE 8. ORTIZ, Of Tippecnnoe.

DISTRICT ELECTORs.
Ist District-JoHN P'TcHEa, Of Pos~y.
I'd JonN s. DAVIS, Of FIoyd,
III MIlrOx GREGG, Of Dearborn.
4th =" Dawn r. HOi LowAY, Of Wayne.
Sth TmoMAs y. W ALPolE, u Hanc ock
9th Lowell Il. ROUSSEAU, Of Greene.
7th ." ED. w. M'GAUGHv, Of Putnam.
9Th JAMEs +. Sur, Of Clinton.
9th pAsiEL d. PRaTr. Of Cas-.
10Th DAvJp kILGoAE, Of Delaware.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

Po.r.oE.-The Postmaster General is said 10
be now in favor of fixing letter postage at five
cents. the loves; rate a single letter; and
the reduction Of the postage ca drop letters t"
one cent,
THE Navy.-It is stated that Mr. Thon1a as
Butler King, chairman On Naval affairs IA the
House, is preparing bill for the construction OF
twenty naval brig. from four 70 five hundred
tons bgrth-n.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-10

We find the following article on wool,
in Peabody's Gin. Eek. Reporter and Price
Current and we invite the special atten'
ton Of our farmers TO it:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
L-5HOHTHRE.4D WAREHOUSE
F.. 1ARRABEF

TTAS removed to his new Warehouse corner Calvert s
Mercer Streets and has Of direct impora-
ton from the celebrated factory Of try latham Walk
full assortment OF SHOE THREAD viz brown green,
ha beached w tie and yccw which he prepared 10 sell
BY the bale or less quantity, good terms the
quality can be had for in the Unied States Also
assortment Of SHOE Tools FINDINGS, Shoe Knives
asps Pincers, Hammers, Avis aI. Aw Handles Pegs Of all
SIZES Brtes, Webbing Boot Cord; Shoe Nails, all sizes;
Cutters, &c &c Sc Premium Glass Paper take the
place OF common Sand Paper. very superior article, ben
our manufacture, warranted .ass Boot Trees Shoe
Trees. Crmpng Boards all of acture the
best timber and Of the latest style. Every article
be obtained at this esab hmcn for Boots and
Shoes except Leather All of the above will be sold the
lowest market price. Country Merchants particularly
requested to call. +. LARRABEE,
August2S-lm No. "a South Calvert st. Baltimore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

g. TheN Y. tribune PUBLISHES r;ter said 10 have
en- written in cyper and received by he last
giving NJ hr roal Leea II tile BrIi~h troops
il battle with lh in-urgpui forces, With g-eat W. and
the DEAN Of tie commander General McDoaad. There
is n" reason to believe word ofit The New York pa
y rs all pronounce it fljrcltiJn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
CLASSICAL, ENGLISH AND MATHEMA

9 Z L { IT Q Q i
THE unAe signed VII the duties of his school on
Monday the 4h day of September next and he hopes by
constant attention 10 the employment merit portion
the encouragement literally extended him former
occasions The Of instruction in this school is
thorough accurate embracing the Greek Lat n French
and Spanish Languages Mathematics and all the elemental
~ and higher branches Of complete English Education
The undersigned is prepared to accommodate few Pupils
With board i'll his family.
Terms per session Of five months, the heretofore
JOHN CARY.
Aug. II w3wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28


RCSsELvILLE, Putnam county, Indiana, juis u. lS4,
Indian Vegetable Pills. have Pills 10 he
in great demand lately for the Of Fever Ague Mr.
Jane. Boyd has who has been laid up with Fever and
and had tried various other remedies of which
table Pills and by box he and well
Mr. r. Spencer had daughter; Mr. Hugh Groves SON and
Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family, were dowr al
the same time with Fever and Agle and had also tried III,
BILE Pills resofcd them all to perfect health. can
you from what have your Indian Vegetable Pills
may be relied for permanent Of Fever Ague
ours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM 7. NJ,
Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace.
This certify, that entirely cured of the Chills
Fever of several months standing by the Doses
Of four pills each Of Wrighs Indian Vegetable Pills and
taking medicine from regular physician for time
and have had symptoms OF SINCE which about year
AFRO. J. w. SPENCER.
Texas Champaign county, OHIO.
This is toccrtfv that was cured Of the Chlls and Fever
BY h az Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills, after having
had three attacks Of it. DAVID BERRY.
Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov 49, 1916
Look out for Co,mterteits!
This is the necdiu unprncipcd persons in all
parts Of the country make and vend them.
The genuine is for sale by
d. B. PAYNE s BRO, Iynchburg;
James F. Galloway, Brooknca
w. n. jerks, Mariners View
Ia Bedford County by
William Gsl Cross Roads;
Wright s Matthews Chambssburg p @. ;
Alex. Casey, lr., Emeus;
Basset Smith, Joppa Mills;
W Letwich s Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county seat
Offices oed exclusively to tie sale Of Wr.hts Indian
Vegetable Pills, wholesale and RETAIL 1863 Race street. Pha
depha 2SS Green wich street, New ork; and 9S fremont
street, Boston,
August IS IS 1st page
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
IMPORTANT TO vi.aN7'EHV

tiac Prices tor 4 Jacco.'
Z. Id at Planters Ware House. on the 2iI. inst.
hhd Iooacco. b,longin. Mr. Isaac Gross, Of Bedfu't
c'unfy tor 81 purchased by Nessrs Dudley s Johns;
hid. belonging to Mr. q; kenaday. for S. purchased
BY Nm- Z. Saunders, !sqi Ind. It Friends Ware
Hou-e, brlouging to Mr.IVm 4. Wade for A,puchased
by James l.. CIytor. Esq. also sid number Of
other hhds. FIR fine prices during the present week.
PLANTERS should in every instance. handle sher Eubaccc
neatly and by means, % have it thoroughly ceansed
before pricing -by doing they may greatly enhance
lis value. GEO. s'TGPUOE; Jr.
Commits sion Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
sgEsE2E II.

q &C Eta.
WE have for sale at low prices
" GO reams superiine Medium Paper, suitable for
Books, &c.,
1899 Do Newspaper, printing,
800 d. fiat Gap FIR Blank Books
1000 do Capand Letter, medium guilty,
SOD do do do fine and superfne
4)a do Envelope,
2t0J do Wrapping, large and small,
so do Cotton Yarn rapping Orders for Newspa
per, Sc, Will be promptly attended to.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s co.
Agent for the Manufacturers
Richmond; August 24-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
MARRIAGES,

Married, Tuesday, the 22nd inst by the Rev John w
NJ Williams Mr. ROYAL +. SHEPHERD, formerly of Rich
mond, to Miss ANN COCHRAN, Of this place.
-, on the 10th inst, by Rev. Benjamin r. Dawson.
Mr.. WILLIAM l. REYNOLDS, Miss ELlzABETH ANN STAN
LEY. all of Iynchburg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
f. +. D. Deane. Esq,
LyAohburI, Va.
(Copy ord letter firm Dr. Robert C.Uns

Macon. Ang. /. 1913.
DEAR siR Yours IF the Sh in behalf If the Lynch
burr and tennessee Rail road Company asking nturna
lion a. ID tie effect Of Rail roads III enhancing the value
II ands Sc Is received. In answering the enquiry
mus say Hiatt according II observation and iairna
Lon III .cs have btel dlftreut in this cOa Of the
country according % a Weylias acille, q tranS,nr-
atlun uu jill WY lines hive WY Iv1iaDy aif el tie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

DERSONS having claims against the late firm Of
Il Shackleford s. l.ewellen, against John G.
Shacketrd are desired bring them fnrward without
delay that they may be adjusted. .Aid all persons ~
dtbted 10 The same parties hereby nol that pay
must be speedily made. or such accounts Will Ia
placed i'll legal tra'i Of collection
n. B. RICHARDS.
August WOW if Agent fyl the Asiynecs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

TO BOOK .4sENGS
4 ND OTHERS who wish TO become tgenss rhe sub
scrber publishing history % lie Mexican !. AL
including Biographical sketches u the live, Of Generals ay
Tor, Scott, Wool. Worth, Twiggs, S'cds. kcarcy, and
several others a the most dsn isecd officers illustrated by
Numerous fngravings and Portraits by j. tIii.sY -
number OF efficient and ntegts of good char#ce
ave offered prptab employment circulating by subrip
ton the above work, in Virginia and North Carolina, ~
terms and all other an.matIon applicants viii address the
subscriber by n.lIl, (post paid ~ IiiNSfIE!.D,
Book Publisher, l3t ork street,
August 2S-f SeH Hzven Connecticut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
G HI.N.i \ y D CR q KER w 4 r Z,
EEPACKED TO ORDER, BY
GEORGE w. HERRING & co.

EEPACKED TO ORDER,
GEORGE w. HERRING & CO.
NJ. South Charles Street, doors from Baltimore 81,
b q It m ore
y ARE now receiving direct from the Peeries, for
w our Fall Sales complete assortment of goods
In our line Of the latest shapes and patterns comprising
French and English Chinatown Blue White q an
lie, printed. yellow. Marbei and Common Wa;es,
winch We VIII sell as low any in this city, or
elsewhere.
The packing and selection Of Guods under the s-
pervSIon of one OF firm, avoid all complaints Of
brtzklng and ui not getting the articles purchased.
we would be pleased when yuu visit city, if you
wond call AMI examine Goods and prices, and
You ii Shall he utt'ist endeavor to please
Ord-rs sent will be executed promptly, at the same
prices. as Il you were present
Stone at Manufacturer rates.
Aug. 2l-3l
/ on CON'STG.N:WE.N'T, IND FOR S.4L T. U.N' .IC
CO.lLuOD1TLNT1 TERMS,
4 LOT OF LOAF, CLARIFIED AND PULVERIZ-
n Ed SUGAR,
u 4 lot az New Orc ms Molasses,
cn-a. Boots,
DO do Slippers,
5 chests Imperial Tea, fine article,
largl chest u io,ln5 lyon Tea
Angus III - LAZY :. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE WAS ADDEEs
SEQ


to our Agents st Louis and is similar others frequent
" received from all sections OF country acts stub
born things therefore the afflicted despair but tie
rio hi medicine and be cured without loss delay.
REUs CREEK, Mo, April |, lS43.
NIessrs r. J. Adam.-fn the year 1872 from exposure
while the army, hip, thigh and leg. down TO my toes,
became swollen third larger than their ntr size. and al
time liberated and broke, and remained running ulcer
for five six years and intervals since that period
until concluded my only hope for life in ampuation,
but now have the pleasure Of stating that after my leg had
been swollen Thirty odd years and large portion OF
tiue liberated ard exceedingly painful by Tie OF
SANDS SARSAPARIII-A, the swelling from my hip to
entirely subsided the ulcers have been healed
and my general health much improved
Yours, very respectfully.
join M'CUNE
Price ST per bottle. Six bottles S..
Pepared and sold by A. Is. x d SANDS Druggists, lOJ
Fulton street, New York.
Sold also ny DAVID r LYMAN,
DEJGGST.
And by Druggists generally throughout The United
August 2S-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
Your must ODE lent servant.
&DREprS PICS
ROBBERY COLLINS.
+ r H,leomb, Esq
copy 4 letter from Col. ."nk !. Cooper)
IRox WoRKs. GEORGIA, }
July II, ISIS.


DEAR SIR :-Ionr letter. dated tho 2lth inst. was
received yeSr-rdl1. Ny 81! III 'lts vii not permit
me r en- er fl y INTO tn interesting topic, embraced in
the answer ~ Your enquiries
''lh etfrcJ NJ RAJ lds III enllncinr tile value Or
price IF lands. an thu distance t. whica that influence
is teI."-i> The grand question.
The prize + ind. general rule. is enh1ncei By
the operating III rJal system through any country
oa IilS P1nctPie y wit fna cheaP"lnt ot TIA lspor-
iat'n between the producer ana lis market.
Int ihis simple prIp0s ton may all the good effects
o the system BE- v-d far as relates to the price,.
N real estate anj Us produces Il tbs principle ar
uces now r1Iucei fld mirlet, ana things not pro
duced, but adapted 10 the soil aud climate viii be grown
thereby Increasing the br power Of the clnnry and
aggregate products at the time This operation
o hr Raj roa system, eff Nj, creates demand wher-
none eA-'S, AMI produces articles not made, hare
by att rllnI employment to hands unemployed and
putting INTO "a Sltipn physical resources OF lands,
ter and mnerts now dlrmaut.
alsi increases ta IemlnI FIR all staple cm lities
now mn E. BY ntroducingthem ) the general market u
tie world. thereby giving to the" steady SaIue and
unt'rHy of p.ce.
Experience teaches that any well constructed. well
mauageI .tlr hiS prompt and decided effect t.
enhance tha value Of the lands o the and q elm
HI2te Their prtes. 70 render them sal, able prices
iO1g s,ng3it FIR in vain
10 ap.y this tl.t n the principles gef-r,ai to may
easily w dOue BY TIE Intelligent and Sagacirus mind with
to estimate tie fleet VI the s4 Road system On
lands. as Well asfo firm conjecture sJs tr ;.is effect
shall extent IaieuIlv.
When such mind shall have svsiled ITSELF Of This
welI known fact, "a h. principles vel established
by experience. and shall have ampItei thereon to lis ut
elc. and shII have called aid all le lpwer
. rational cIujrcturr. i: will then draws line short
IF reality me intelligence BY sean is slossr than TEL
graph
Ih. pleasing task nus' far van 0! ,ne. be. d,
leave c i.se sho, having laoEe leisure, aS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

p-t7 "a! lands within their reach: far sanca. the
ah value w all The irdS within I'D miles IL ih Central
taii"raI r IN here % Savannah. 100 Ers have been
d1H'et N value. since the construction uf that rad
and are ia betr de uand that rcreas ii value; and
li- rlue Is through section Of the SAFE. where
iirr- 4 perhaps ~, fir improve thIn
ut.rr PIrt 81 Ih- nh. l'i remarks apply equal
TX Vel to the Charleston AMI II tmburg Road: the
Try Is very similar ami understand The effects the
same.
Ihe RAJ firm here n the Tennessee River. at Chat
tan'o-a. runs t!ir uLh batter country and wher the
facilities oi travel or aS1rtlon were very bad. CIn
sea ieHty tie Improvement In the value of lands on
large poriinn Of that ms been yery great Indeed
MI rnnd lands IL many Nj THE upper counties, Within 10
Wy ~, - miles oftht r MI will iily command
our OF five times the pcrS they would before the bull
ding OF the rad. and there many ndlvnull
uH re the enhance value hts been much greater and
Ae FENCES vrry tayura1y Tilt, to a much greater Dis
lance from TIE Il AL.
Jam, sir very respectfully,
y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28
o. 4 DIV F. K Il ) +. EMIT N
KibEe and Hymn book stolen!

ID of the Fiat Creek Baprsr Church in
- Campbell County, Va We're app inl-d To
advertise that one entera0 Church lhr unh a
window. up into The Pulpit. broke open The desk
ana stole therttrlm large red
Pulpis Bible,
having the name Of the church written with pencil on
the frs page. Also large
PS.1L.NIST,
r'n'ainng the Supplement by Jper and Fuller this also
has SnilIr WI ~ the first page The books are both
entirely new mt having received the first mark ot use
should these backs b. s.,d fur we believe this Tie De
Slgn ct The thief. we earnestly hope they viii be retained
tu~; bnl should they Yet b. il the hands hin who has
robbed God may their sacred truths lad him 10 return
!. ds books 70 their sacred place. and prepare himtu
met them al the Judgment Seat.
JAS. {. CL2PTON, Co,.
\ q. HOLLAND. ''"'
August 2S-s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

BALTIMORE MARKETS. An.. esp NJ
Flour Sales Of Howard street fIou, arc Icing mad.
az - 4 93. and - We note sales of 500 bbls ~.
these rates CIy Mills Flour sells at SJ!2a
Whrst-rrine white sells At 10 cents,anI p,iIse red
AZ !0a cents, pev bushal.
Corn-saies tprilre white today AZ Il 50 cents;
prime yellow sells az Sc per bnshe!.
Oars->ales at SO cents per hushel.
Whiskey-saes Of bols. at "A cents pc, gallon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-28

(Cwy b Dst..rfror. 5. O. ran.lia, Esp
IkN,ELLH. July -. lo4S.
DEAR SIR Your favor OF lie 22d uIr. was this
morning duly before me. and in reply can only give
nt,. nation ia relation to ing own mel ItbIrhoo1 -
end do think that The lands have. since the construction
Of the Central Xii Rad, advanced upwards % one
hundred pee cent.
iours respectfully.
>AM'I.. .. FRANKLIN.
r. 7. iiolso,nb Esq.
Ilacun, Ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
Ten thousand Dollars Worth
WRm0RANDanMa
Selling or At Coqt /

ed Stocks in the Valley at cost for cash, good
paper, or country prodnce-or on the usual credit
at small profits. Those wishing . purchase will
do well 70 examine the stock, As II comprises al
most eVefy article III ~ il fhis ishborhcHd
all in prime order, and mostly bought within the
last two years Iwoah very much like to sell
the entire stock, with he Siore-h house, TO some
ective, energetic man. who would attend strictly
to business. The terms would be such as to af-
ford "a good an opportunity 70 realize fbrtune,
as has ever been eiieref in the country, Having
determined 10 relinquish business, shall certain
" commence on the day above mentioned, 70 sell
OF The stock, or any part thereof, on The above
mentioned terms. b. Il. TOWNER
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Notice. n herehr Giren.

TITO all those interested IN the old Lutheran
u and German Reformed Church Buildine
Of Middleway, Jefferson County. Va. which
now stands on the ground Of the above named
Congregations GRAVEYARD. and which i af pre-
sent occupied as a Masonic Lodge, and School
Room, mat BY the instructions Of those interest
led, three months.noticI Is hereby given 70 those
concerned, for the removal Of said house III ~
tneir ground lfthisHaiie should be disregard
cd the lawful steps will be resorted TO for its re-
moval. DAVID ROSENRERCEp