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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

4 = lace Canas. Qoeen
Maif 1olals and French worked do; eutb,,ad'r.i
tHs' iAiead l.s1cs and Edsinss, Jacones ana So.
lNt'a-s' avery i~fseassorIsnent, just received.
OW HEfSErII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
Muspratt & Sons Soda Ash.
TRAININGS Eop DpFSSFc
SADDLER'S HARDWARE AND
(nach I'rimrninmr

fEfllE subscriber bogs leave TO inform sadlIers. Coach
oh makers and The public generally. that he has last
opened 4 general assortment OF the above goods. al his
Oh stand, No. Isl Main street, Wheeling, where he viii
be happy TO see all persons wishing TO purchase any
thtle m his Inc. Having purchased my stock with
care, ! shall be ahle to sell a good article. and hone, by
strict attention 10 business and fan prices, 10 merit a
STARE OF pubic patronage. JOHN KNOTE.
8I-Saddle, Trunk and Harness Manufacturing con
tianed as heretofore. lsep27l JOIN KNOrE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
CITY OF WHEELING. eth Sept. rs4s

Office OF street Commissioner.
Until Monday next, The I'd of October. 1915, | viii re.
cetve sealed proposals for furnishing and setting Ours
stones on the south side of CeHtre a. FROM 9Th 10 9th SITS.
Alsn for resetting Old curb stones and furnishing and
fettiug new curb stones, on west side OF Main st. from
Franklin to North 81.
Also for constructing a sewer along the South side of
end 81 in HE 9Th ward, from the east SIDE of Main 10 mo
wesi side Of Chapline st.
Any further information desired, can he obtained IN.
on application TO the subscriber.
JOHN GILCIRiST,
81 Enugpis.tappr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29
RIGS WANTEp.
FOR RENT

'ENHE highest price paid for good clean rags at 81 aud
u 10 South Wheeling, BAsSErr & R~OBiNSON's,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

y%ANEt Gee pleasure # Announcing 60 tncir uure
al nu- friends lNi Customers. ~Ihatthry are Bow q
oeIyiu9 AND opoGiur a very extensive ussDrtmeute f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

DRESS GOODS-1ust reed a choice assortment of
Dress Goods, comprising ailthc most recent STYLES,
surname ior the present. and approaching seasons.
sep" o w ttElSKElL
- RPlFfCTAL FLOWERS, &c--French Flowers.
@& and extra pretty Bonnet Ribbons ana Rih1on els
gust reed. ISgn n q. w. HEISkFIL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

NlRGINlA-ln the Circuit Superior Court of La
' and chancery for the county OF Ohio.
Isaac N, Humphrey, Executor Of Beal Punphrey. d
ceased' Complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-29

81. BBLS ALCOHOL, 50 and 80 per contour own
EN- - manufacture, Tor sale by
sept Is, 1878 PRYOR & PAUL..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

and zca'ouly lab,rel. and for which Va ever intend /,
DO baldr When. upon motion: It was resolved tl,at the
Chair arpanta committee oil five. nhose dn., it shall be
to rcpori insJAnler. What action sial! nau be had hy
this II, eIiog. H. pursuance thereof. The Chaifapp,lnt,d
the il,lowjag gentlemen Il, compose sad committee
CLJ. Ptyor.J h. Ellis, NJ l.. Berrv.u Williams.
andD d. 5, Il. Campbell. The same hayinp retired for
a short time ret umed and. lhreupl, their lhnifIn,n Col
Jao. Pryor, pupusrd Tor the Consideration Of The meet
my the following re,iIa IONS
lSt. Resolved, That the Chair apppi tut nine Commit.
tee. men, whose dniy II shall he Ia n'.n,fr a ,,.,n,ls
and Constitution fr The reinlali,n and ,,yern n,,t II tn,
Wing Club. proposed Ia be established At pedlar Mills.
and that SAID committee recommend suitable persons to
be voted tor To fill the respective ,fliees Of said llab !;
hat said committee rrl,rt The same Al a me,nn. 10 h,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
COMMON COUNCIL.

At meeting Of the persons elected 10 serve as Com
luol Cuuucllmcn for The Town Of Lyncbb1r5. fr III,
cH.uing year. at the Common Council loom IN sud town,
on e~Inesjay evening. the 81 day Of A pnl. 1913.
puspnt-John NJ Dlpy uhunas q Ae.. He,,,
DAVIS, Chas. W Christian. I. y. Jennings. John Il
Mcdaniel and George T.. Roberts. who haviny several.
ly taken ;hc oath To support the constitution of The I'm
ted States, the oath Of fidelity To the Commonwealth.
and the oalh Of ofnca har,,. jJ,nt, n S,L,al6.la a.,
OF OF said town, took then seats ia Cammon Council.
The Board being organized proceeded 10 The eltcti,n
Of President Of the Connmn Council. when john NJ
Oey was unanimously elected. and he tlc1eup5n took
his scat.
The board |proceed,d to the election Of Clerk ofthr
Common Council Of Lynchborg. when David Rode.
was unanimously elected, aud The sad Robes 1heronpon,
IN the presence Of The Board, took the oath of Office he
fore Henry O Sclooifeld, Mayor Of SAID town
The Pres dent appointed the following Com n,itre,s
for the PRESENT year Messfs. llrnry DAVIS. Jesse Hare.
GeurgG l.. Roberts a6d SAMPSON DIaauld. Ia be oil the
Street ConnIttee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
TO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBURG.

We the undersigned, Commissioners appointed 10 re-
ceiye subscriptions for Stock in the Lynchbnrg aud Ten
nessee Railroad Company, being DESTROYS, b. fore enter
ing upon our duties, II have a full expression Of opinion
from our felaw toWnsnen on seyorl sui JectS, intimately
connected with The gfeat work IN which we are about to
embark, wonld respectfully ask that "A pubic meeting be
held at the Unigersalist Church, on Tleslay night,
the llh inst.
We would earnestly urge oar riliaens to attend this
meeting. To insure anrc,ss we must not only lie zral
GUS, but united. To secure unity Of design and energy
of action, We must commune freely aud uurescryedly
one with another. before our first step in the great euler
Prise is taken,
We. your Commissioners, will pr rmis, in advance
p%ronptness aud energy IN The execution of your wishes,
when tlry shall be Hiade known 10 us.
HENRY DAVIS,
JOHN Il. Af.EN,
CI!AS. II.LINClI.
JAO. ROBIN McDANIEL,
SAMUEL. MeCORkLE.
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1o'rteiedtor The w5st eaiia SRnht,g. .l1ril :. 1913
100 'eeo' Il 'ec'pts "A iFelsug ep'eil1asl ar the week
ioohhIs p~nn'rrIy iit1rlpr ll,s and eom nm leaf;
matkat unsteady. Dug Al 81 Is 10 s., general
alas s. 90 to 2 81, C,mnpa Leaf 81 10 / uiddlins
SlNsj; Cool aud F.oe, n,ae arain1. -
Ffnw.-sJ i2i.
Provisions B,cp1. salos at q &c IL, fr noN; LEI 4
cents; Corn Meal. a cent?.
IA Il -VHi 81 D. WGa 81 d cts-
Gr'ia.-c'tn. nay Dt,i5ets; Gus B 10 81 cee,sa
tlortr S.ti- Very s,iree. mac otittins. =
Udiskcy-2l to 30 cents.
Bctgtc-2J cents.
Bater-Soaee AL wl,tel, Sale, nj Ito i erts
Braady-\pplc, none olnrlng Peach. mono ollefin.
Bar Iron Fair demand $50 80 per ton.
cobec-Ro 81 to 3 conts; I.aguira 0 to 10. Java ~;
Mocha 20
Country Linens-1ow ~ cents dull Flax 10
cents.
Cotton Yarns Sales l6to Il ocat, average numbers
Partnerships nj Is To 30 cts.
tlrr Seed Sale, 50 10 So cents.
FA-llcrriog'. NJ. /, s1.5o to 500 M.ckerol
M. 3, 81 500 &; No. 9. $40.
Guaseag--No sales.
Hcmp-Nl Sale3 We hear Of. The article ia scarce
Lii7eci OLD ccais, srme sale. by the quantity.
LHd NJ. |. sales at I cents.
MoIdscs-We5t laJN b to 40 cts per gallon n
o. l4to - cents,
h~htSter-lump. &S.5)-Gmund $3.50.
~SugWs-Ncw Orlraas7 too cents; Porto Rec s to o
cents, Clarified l2i cents. Loaf II II l2l cents.
Sat.-b2 80 per Sack.
7dHo,o -Wantrd At 10 cents.
E"-&3,50 per bbl
Uooi-45 to 90 cts. principally barter.
Uool Rols-Sales 81 10 10 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

Mr.. Is,el accepts the d morrllr npnna'.'n AMI
will enter al ooce npa the "a lvoss of til. District
Col. B1aluranl's health will nat permit him 10 meet his
c,mpetitor-bat we ho?e there will be gallant Wing,
every where ready To enter the ISIS. The Republican
speaks with great confidence Of he result not only So,
but predicts a .'glodpu,' Dem crate triumph. We do
nj question its siteeriiy, bat need MT say we have no
faith in its predictions. Col. b paduranl Will be re elect
ed BY a handsome msj5rity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
Extensive sale Of CsocSery Glass Wares an
Xamnrah Goods, nj Auction, -
BY WIN. J. WILLIS,

a Z & H.
WILL sell. ut my Ware Rooms, on market street,
l an Ftldly morning. April lilb. commencing a,
10 o'clack. prrciscly.a large and general assortment Of
Ctoehoty, Glas- wares. In uarah Goods, sc. all fresh
and stne very sup tinr. and will te sold In lots 10 suit
purchasers. Amongst ass ,runen,. can be found: "
400 sets Cups aud Sancefs. new patterns.
100 dof efren and white auted I%un,blers,
80 do Tlekirts, ass ,r,od,
80 do glass cup pis 'es,
a large assortment of glass Dishes. some very superior.
l.lserpool Plales. star pattern,
do DO T"aeurN'
do d. wreath,
20 dog. gold banded !us,er Mugs,
so dpa, superior 2,morah Liverpool Plates,
so sets blue willow Ieas,
30 do spring aAd wreath Inc do.
"a glass Lantcrnf.
10 doa superior Zomamh J rs,
"a pr. Evets and Basins. very superior,
IL DO do do eon'"on,
300 superior Z ,maruh Dishes,
prlntcd do q. +. Plates,
10 sets zamOrao Ieo,warcs. Al piece. IN sel',
so do. Plates, ass1t'cd,
25 sels I,mntah Teas,
20 d. frankl'o provetb, Plates,
ID do blue iorautd do
10 do Aurora do
Flown blue Pitchers and Fcstoons,
square glass Dishes, assorted.
do VASE Salrcelars. do
do round do do
do tulip do do
do rose do do
glsss Bowls 90 foot
do point Dishes on foot.
do do do covered,
Ashbrrton glass Dishes.
300 de- ycitow Chambers,
Aurora filed ny Jusa,
do Plates,
do Teas.
10 doa. assorted printed Pitchers,
10 do Zanorah filled up Butter Plates,
5 do Xanarah,
"a white Ewers and Basins. and various ether s'ylea
too numerous to mention. Safe will BE- confused from
ia, 10 day, nntF completed, anl, az all, compelled 10
make flolu fr other couslgnmenis al at. and mol having
loom 10 stow ali OF the wares, Goods will be sold with
on reserve To close cuuslgnmrnts.
Il&RAlS,-Mldo hn1wu On day of sale.
Apll l0-2t WIN J. WILLIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
50 REWARD.

GTOLESf from Parish Coz. line Of stogce, between Lib
- etiy aud L%ynchburg. on Saturday night, the 9TH Of March
last, a large Russet TRUNK. containing Il great number #
valuable articles, such as a silver Ladlc, Silver spoors. a
Gold Pencil and Cham, SC and a vaIic y OF clothing. As
this Is not the htst occurrence e tho Kind on said route, and
tho present owners Of the route deny their responsibility trat-
,llcfs would Do we'll u ascertain, who arc responsible Tor
then naao,oE, and that the Dawes are reliable. before trav-
cling saeh a inv Any information left with Mr.. Paul Jones,
al the / rankin Hotel, OF Mr. J, T. Hophing, Liberty, will ls
thankfully received and the above reward given i3r the delig-
cry Of ttunk and contents.
April is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
Co,rcsp maeace ofHe P~itdl~uc)
CITY ot MeNfro Mach Is, 1913


''s' : 'c's ''e-i IL court ol inquiry hrId 4 slri SCI
cIr' s1sNip' al me ia'afr On Alpnddy last, i5ih INST
""' yoai Exporter va 1iiioln Ia CLEAN any IhIne which
H'h9PFfd' ioiiirf 'la1 that iMe nfe'lag MAS raIiod tor
IN P"lP's' I'll 'ii''2l93 s'l'e PirlA ililaiy o"sIh'N~, ana
'"'' an 'i'tf Nas el'l1ad requiring I'i"r'tN if me
l'n"'' f'FsH ~ Hil'>a 'ileii lG1ili's lId fVl"el'eS III res
f"o'','''S ~ 'fe N'',' : ~ ]" ''e' i ''''llon i"F ADJOURN
'"e' ~ '',e' al ~ us '''o'''ias' li general Nu'Iue's,
"1e ann
:" - ~ u J'"'HiH4a' 'nre'"H I'aS' 1no'o
."r, VI ,llas al ut nl'''s'I' ne'a7 iF'Se''' AI'T
,n Wv" " s",', ''m, !" PIA1i SIS '"l me court room was
"a IL ! r. ""' oe" ',fit 'h,'I'"' a'c,' l"n'ed y
. 80 iaa 'a ~ R5'f '1n.' 'at' II re IA.
,f Inc ta 49, : : ''ai's 4 >, III "u o''t' 'H'efs
All nrel,,'ia ; s.'n.
~ t'ei'tlHafy bilsincSs having cen arrHng al, the
Ions. ''' "H"9 10 p'"cteu III lis ut'N''a
t,en S., ras a,5 :, -, ~
would ash nl ,b..o, :, ~ '"' > d ne proper "hi'' ne
courI = Z ,.ao.ad n,Ita.a -, 's'"1 VII - oe or'"' 'nP
Il, lnve,ig,,a e'" "c'-"'u
The j 9dre Ady,c,,a u.s ,Ls.i,.l l., ~. p.
read he orIrr, lar the assa,bl,a, ~ =, onm, ~ "
lrta. -,
~ "u'e'o'o'f' oeeh published III The
'.-'''"l
HE Judge Advocate remarked Wien he had cuncIu-
ded The reading al he above order. that there had been
an ther order issued frmin the Department four DAYS sub
seqaenliyi but that ii differed from, The one JUS, read only
inlhe substitution Of Co1anp, Bell napas : m. nnbe, ,nso,yJ
of Col. Butler, and himself as Jud.e Advocate. in lien nj
Lieut.. Hammond.
NlsJ1r General Scott then addressed the court. statinu
that II was lis desire at The commencement, If the puo.
ctedin2s, that al the interested parties should be present
III HE court, though he did not deem thsal all ind spen
sable he would be perfectly satisfied with any order or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
WING MEETING ~ AMHERST.

At meeiiog ia portion efthe Wings ot the county
Of Amh,ra', al Pedlar Mills, on Saturday, the 1j,h Of
March, lS4S
The meeting was organized By ealing Elliott Wor'h~
am. Esq 10 the Chair, aud DR.. :. Il. Campbell. Secre-
rary " hereupoa, Gu. Jno, Pryor arose aud explained
lie oIjec for which the Heeting was called, which was
to organize a Wing CIub,f Tor the purpose Of f%urlhrrlng The
great and g'esions caus5 IN supporter which weA2rs long
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

a material mistake having occurred in the publication
ct HE following card, IN our last, we lnsert II In a correct
shape and take occasion to express ot pleasure at the
announcement 1t makes.
A CAR
Ihe undersigned, acriug as mntnal friends Of Messrs.
" NJ. Bur"'Il, J h. Irving, b. NJ. De VII. and
} NJ. Daniel, (dud whose mediation las hPen entirely
voluntarily have the satisfaction 10 announce, that the
unpleasant difference between the twu FIRST aud the Two
last # thesr gentlemen, ha, beon aaicably aud ,onora
Div adimetrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

g. The King Of Naples has granted. as our readers
know a constitution Ia his subjects. The Lczzaronl
are much dissrpoioiel; as they allege, Notwithstanding
the charter, that they are compelled 10 pay as usual for
the II ruaccafoni.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
I.IGLlT IIGlII

H'IlE subscriber has been appointed sole Agent for
4 the sale oflie piIOSGFNE GASS and IamTs.
in the town Of, ynchhug; and viii, in fut re, keep "a
Constant supply Of lie Glas Of the best quality, and II
general assortment ofthe Lamps, Chandeliers. Sc, suit
able far llshtiog churches, dive ltags, stores, &c. In
lamps are Of handsome construction, md alold bealil-
ful, brilliant. safe aud eheap light For sale by
March 27-lm4f JNO. II. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

NJ B,us,a We 10 tx it Tor granted he would do, has
,ublIshed a %r,jaiuder 10 Messrs. PendIe'on, Preston &
"a we have MT vet seen ll--bul the Wing says it is
calculated 10 do more harm thn his previoas psblca-
zion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
CONNECTICUT /.

The General Elecfion 1ool place inlhis State on Mon
da, last. The result has sea a complete triumph IF
the Wings. This is the IN re impor, ant, as II secures
fhe election of tro W Ing Senators Of the URitod States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
Ware Election.

FINHE f,llowing is a statement Of the persons elected
as Aldermen ard Common Councllmen for tho
Corp ration Of Lynclbarg. on the 4th day of April,
1913.
COMMON COUNCILNEN.-Lme. I.ara. No..
u I'm NJ. Otey, Gen. F.. Roberts. r. ID. Jennings,
Paul Jpnes. Michael Hart, Henry Davis.
Henry Ward, No. p Sampson Diuguid. P. Parrin,
jesse llafe. Chas. W. Christian, Jno. X. Mcdaniel.
Ihos. q. Acree.
AIDERMEN.-Lynch Ward No. l. Edwin Ma
thews, Daniel Warwick. San'i Nowl,n, IL. l.. Dnifel,
David Il. Lyman, Tim. Fletcher.
Henry Vdid, Nv. I'll. q. Schoolfeld. II. NJ
Ddlake, Seth llalsey, 7. Labby, d. w. Burton, WIN
L Young.
Henry O.. Scheduled. Mayor.
Edwin Alallews. Recorder,
Seth Halsey. Senior Alderman.
Arf. St II D~CNNINGTOE, q c. I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

.MsNs Editors You have, no doubt, seen in the
Richmond pap, rs, r ward offered by the Governor
for the arrest Of WIN, COLE, charged with Murder.
who escaped from Campbell Jail. have every rea
sun to hrirye, he * still lurking ab1utib Campbell, and
think the reward Offered by the Executive is n1s gener-
ally known.
EDMOND BROWN.
\. b. THE Governor. in describing Cole,did not 81 ate
the fact Of his having lost sotne OF his upper front teeth,
which ] ihiak is very isopor,an, ia tho description.
April l0-2r T.. Is.
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We u q O OU s. .

VIE subscriber has now opened tho largest. and By
L far, he choaprs, stock of CIotls, Cassimeres. AID
Nesfnss, he has ever had he pleasure ofoteting 10 tic
public, he asks the attention Of purchasers 10 the follow.
lns
| piece eAtra super Biolcys Cloths, nj Sl4 pr Yarl.
Black. Blue, Blown and Green Cloths. (all qualities
Blael. aud Fancy French Cassiucrcs, (btsi qaalay9
Cashmere, Satin, Silk, and ilarsejllrs Y, sings,
Satin. Silk aud Lawn Cnva,s ami ScsrGs.
ENtra dne SILK, Beaver, Lcghorn AMI Panama Hats
fogethar With almost every atelc apperaiaipg to Gea-
tleinel'. Wear. Call and sec.
April 3d-ts DON T.. G. PETERS.
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Gle valon. Of sano coqs5a. .1l. 81 70, t.h.6.., 49,.
haps,i in view Of The pnabsrs ,6s ,si = - - - = .,
the ann, nj h., =, - -. = ~ '"' " ~
Washinr.o,. M va. ,bes al IL 80 81 H., NJ n 'sl "
As the c6nrf c,imio.l If ,lo -, Luz, III - - 1
that one of he nsfrIeS a5ainsf VIM, = s,s.,6. ,La,,,
was prct~r.d by b,,, la ~. 80, s -
before hialh, ii. bf',bsst eaas,,,., t,ai r,,g,a,. a,,h",
nv Of orr country iIa,.,,sol b.l ~ las,,s i, a,a
ser. the Judge. the elnln,i Deeply naaod,J ne as / an, :"
80 ~ ~ i1.'fi, Np"hutu a = ! u"
crowd uron me- - nat ito far p,sf -, 81 ,. '1a ~ NV ,"' as,,' 'm'
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'rbe pr.sGfan - - r = ~ 90 -, .
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ccrs of a.. a,,a ~, - T I"s -, ''.", $780, 1'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
Al NOTICE..

The Rev. john Early will preach The Funeral Ser
mon Of Geo. W. Pelryj6hn's Children. on Thursday the
2Oth April, al 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Services 10 take place
al Gee. Petty .hn's residence. in Amherst county,
near Lynchburs.
G- EepubhcaH please to copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
NOTICE..

Thomas NJ. Isbell, Esq, the Democratic Candidate
for the Senate in this DIslrcl. wrlladdress the citizens Of
l.ynchburg. at the Uulvrrsalisi Church, On "Wednesday
evening, AT half pasr 7 O'Clock. where " hias and
Democrats ore respectfully invited to attend. 1t is ex-
Pecttd 5 the W hlg las u n preventative Of Col. b unduranI,
The Nhl9 Candidate, Will take part in the discussion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

NEW YORK MARKET Is. April 3.
The market IS without aoinatlou, aud ihr prices onol.
ed yes erJny, rule to day, Dealers awaiting the loieisn
news ny the stoaf hpr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
Nf.W GOODS.

NtW GOODS.
90
VIE Subscriber Is now opening a very large and con
pIete assortment OF
Spring and Summer Good,,
which he IS Offering at unusually low prices.
Tie invites the LADIES to call aud examine his
Stock Of
"a N g
consisting ofevery variety Of Dres, @ lods, E.mbniderie,'
SIaWIs. Hosiery, Cloves, Nuts. Baces aud Edpinps,
Bonncis, R,bboos, FIpwers, Paras3ls, &c, &c.
me lLLNEN are requested to examine his
stock u
cloths, C1sstm sres, V4sfings,
Summer Goa ings, Hats, Umbrellas, Crayats. llaudker.
chiefs, &c, which he Will sell at prices that cannol fan
Ia give satisfaction.
He would inform the COUNTRY MERCHANT,
and all that are in want OF cheap G,ods to give him 4
call. az his stock is well lss1rled and he is determine
not to be undera,ld by any other honso in his place.
April los JOINT. DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

III said decree mentioned, situate. lying and being in HE
County OF Btdiutd, IN llc north fork oi Goose Creek, ad-
inlnlng the lands Of WIN. Il. ZONES and others, containing
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witnessing Ill the good things thus sud
denly wittdra vii, aud many 4 dsIio,rv -,
which they had set their hears cotps H.
inll career after me, sat ooen mon he'd, mud
rttftted 10 the spot with nsf0nisbtnett,
Al drst, on seeing The plates and disLrs
closely following on my heels, I could ~.
tribute the freak o0ty 10 wtfeberaf lint
the cousin, s9rthElng with both feet nm +,
The table cloth, brought 1t, together with
the attaching button. away with a is,k.
and 't's brought me 10 Q sense of my stu.
alton
/ sought as ftst as my lees could c5grv
me. NOT the kitchen, hut The stairs. ds,y
across tEe street, md did moi hatt nm
reached my Chanb"r. FIR four ,yesEs
not a soul did | adtnit 10 my presencc-ond
from That time | never thought Of ,n,trt--
fn1ny without a sensation Of piddibsua
ana % tn large parties, the bare i4,a
brings on il fit ut The 8gua. naw Ia1t,h
'nyseH ut my helplessuoss. but my btzIe.
ry may serve to many, not indeed for nm 81.
ample, bn' for warning and instruction.
T~otERATtoN In 1rALY.-Tha corrsar,,
dent Of The New York Evangelist In ltaIy.
mentions several evangelical works which
nave been recently issued from the nress.
having passed the ordeal of censorship and
been approved. Among these he flames
The Assembly's Shor et Cateehism i, Ia.
liam and . volume Of excellent set,pops
translated from the French Of uouod. Ma.
an Andebez, aud others, fresh from tho
Florence press. Also, mum ro1a vatua III.
little works Of 30 To loo paees, anono
Which Is one ent tied The reading ar Inc
Holy Scriptures commanded Ivy the Fathers
a compilation Of strong passage from to
writings ofthe Greek and Rompm Fstbora
arranged in chronological order, Tbase
have all pissed through The censorship ~
Florence, and are being put in circulation
MS Iast as means can be- obtained for The
purpose. LAST aud best, we h. vs the E,is.
tie Of Paul 10 the C'ollosgians. fra nsla,,a
into the Tuscan 'ang0age by Father Zacb.
eF'a, Of Florence, Of the order Of At Mari.
The Presbyterian Confession If Faf NJ 4.
in progress Of trans ali0n, and tbrre Il
every reason to believe that It's publication
will be allowed. Mr.. salvatoti r.,ro,t
who lately visited London To obtain finds
in support Of the Ecod S~aEronoyoia. q a.
per 'hr"ngh which he 10 e~0deavorfna 10
ehlighten the minds Of his countrympn On
ecclesiastical questions, states rbaVrha
opportunity fer d%ifFpsing The Scriptures i
MS large rs The zeal ofthe British cburrbas
eouIde desire. There Is no practical impg.
diment in The way.