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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

Notice to Pre-em stt0n Claimants.
Every person entitled tho right of presumption any
othe lands within the townships and parts of townships
above enumerated 10 required establish the the
satisfaction of the register and receiver OF the proper land
office and make payment therefor soon a. practica
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
the OF the public sale of the lands
bracing the tracts claimed otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mar 4-Iawl3w
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Kedactt0m Of Toll on the Canal.

L Meeting the President and Directors Of the James
~ River and kanawha Company, held at Richmond on
friday 18th January, 1919:
1t beng satisfactorily represented to the Board on behalf OF
many respectable farmers from the river counties between
Richmond and the Blue Ridge that the present toll Corn
has the elect OF dscourg the cultivation OF That article
for market and of causing the portion OF the crops
which rased to be unnecessarily and avishy fed to
farm Stock and further, that suitable reduction of toll
Al quantity of Corn greatly exceeding the such
ducton, that the OF the Company would thereby
be increased,
Resolved That the toll Corn ard Corn .Neal be
duced TO one cent per ton per mile
Mr. Ellis from the committee heretofore appointed to con
slider the expedency OF charging merely nominal toll on all
articles used in improving the soil lands, presented writ
report accompanied BY the correspondence Of he
mittee with statistics, and recommending, the following
resolutions, which were adopted viz:
L. Resolved follows: That the toll on gypsum, gta3o,
podrette and manure all kinds be fixed y! per
ton for Ill distances.
That the olgatherers the Canal continue to charge
lime the present toll of mills per per mile; but,
receiving satisfactory proof that said article 60d de
intended to be employed solely in improving the soils Of
lands and has not becn and will be employed for
other purpose, then the said ogahere hereby nruc
ted to charge only l2 cents per ton for all distances
B. That the said ollgathcrers continue charge Coal
Coke passing up the Canal the present toll mills ton
per miles but receiving satisfactory proof that said arti
burning Of lime for the mprov the soil lands
have BEEN and w not be employed other pur-
pose then the said oilgatherers hereby instructed
charge only II! cents per ton for all distances.
Extract from the records: c. o GERBERDINCf,
Jan 22-3t Secretary J. X. s X. Co,
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- Y II Y II .
] O'Clock 4. ~.
WING MEETING ISBUCkiNGHAM

A. a meeting OF The Wings Of Buckingham, held al
the Conr House, On Monday the Sth inst
John Hill, ESD. called to Tie Chair. and A. Nose
ley appointed Secretary.
On motion Of COL WIN. Forbes the foloWng RESIDUE
ton unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we, The Wings of Buckingham. hea.-
lily sPond to the call for Convention no.inae q
suitable person 10 represent This District in The next Con.
greSS. and that will gIve ~ the nominee vhosoevef
he may be- our hearty and jealous support.
Resolved, Fiat Col. Grandson N0sppv, Henry r
Spencer. Richard z: G Y. Overlon NJ Baber, Y r H.
bridge, Charles PlttesJn, james NJ Papson. L. Patte
s,n, Dr. David Kyle. 4. D. Abrams, George Hooker.
T. Saunders, G Il. Matthews. Jas Brown. 3. J. Oar.
ellie, Charles J.. Christian. Wm. H. Garter. Washing.
ten " Garter. James Davis William r. Word, Nm
NJ. Swoope, Jas H. FORBES, r. +. Mosele,. WIN =.
Kyle. Dr. G. Cabr William NJ. thurman. Joseph r
Do!and, \. B. Iapsroit, Daniel Scott I; be, 5 Shav,
John NJ. May, y iIIiam A. Tompkns Col. John G:
Patresr', Samuel F. Putney, NJ. y. Thurman. p II
Carter, lawson q. Tyler. John ". Seay. MN p Oil
yer, c. w. Nixon, Richard [. Davis J. S NIerriman,
David PATRICK. G. NJ. y Duncan, Roland Lee. " m.
Oils, B. w. Lee, Archer Oils, Samuel Morris. Mai
Morris. Thomas \. Osborne Dr. P. Hales. IL NJ Mo,
ton, Robert Davis. Dr. II. West. r. J. Gillespie B. W.
David en, Thos. Nctraw, DIR. W. }. Eppes Dr. WIN.
+. Osborne, NJ. NJ Johns, Thomas W. Adams, B. 4
OK. Il G. Vaughan, J J. Gulhrey, w NJ Mosely.
John A. Lancaster. jr.. VIM. l.. Lancaster C. H. Nc
Caw, COL ". w. Forbes. Charles Mckinney. Peter
3. Moselry. J. A. Allen. Mai r g. Booker. John J
Walker, J. v Cute, S. A. Mcconnell. DR.. {. 6. Allen
Edward Grigg Thomas Womark, RJbt. G. Nicholas
Dr. Christopher Harris. Robert B. Smith, 'ohn G Snod
dy, Powhalan Jones. Charles L. Ionev. James Wood
fin, Thomas Trent. Col. Beverly A. Brown, }. ~ 70
nev. Frederick b Scruggs. H. ". Scrurcs VIM G.
Wood, Col. John Harris, John 5. Nicholas and RolE
Eddge be appointed Delegates to represent this coun
~ in said Convention and that all other hgs of The
country who may find it convenient attend be also del
e4ated.
Resolved, That while We pledge ourselves to sup
portcheertuy any gentleman WI no may be the nominee
ofthe Convention, we would nevertheless hail wei
pleasure the nomination Of that pure chivarous and in
donitabe Wing Henry F. Irving, Esq, Of Cu.nber
land
Resolved, That The names If the Chairman and Sc
cretay be added to the list Of legass anu that the
proceedings of the meeting be forwarded to the Whie
papers Of Richmond and Lynchbury for publication.
JOHN HILL, Chairman.
.4ler .Noseleu, Sec'ry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office Of The .4meracan January II. 5 P. NJ.
CATTLE.-There large supply CT Beeves al
the scales 10 day. the offerings reaching 1900 head, Of
which 24O were sold to Packers. 500 10 City Butchers,
2lO were left unsod, and $50 were driven TO Pha
delpha. Prices ranged from S2,50 to 81, per 100 lbs
the hoof, equal to $7,75 net, averaging 1912 2
gross.
Hogs.-There fair supply at the scales, and pri
ces remain at last quoted viz $5.37 9.
FLOUR-ln Howard street -Four there is not much
doing the only transaction being asae of 200 bbls at s.
More offered for sale this rate but are no, advi-
sed of any further operations
City Mills Flour is held at 1925, but we hear of nc
transactions.
GRAlN-The small parcels of read Wheat tina
reach the market by wagons selling at l02al07 cts
Sales st Corn were made Saturday al 50 cents 70
white and 54155 cents for yellow Nothing doing to-day
The last cargo sales Of Oats We're at 32a35 cents
Sales from stores are making by the quantity a! 33a3;
cents.
PROVlSiONS.-In Prime Mess and Mess Pork n
transactions of moment have taken place, and price
remain firm at last quotations. The operations in Ba
con have been very light, owing TO the incemen
weather. Small sales of Lard in bbls are making at
cts.
| WHISKEY.-The demand is limited, with YER
moderate sales % -2a24 cents for hhds and "A 2
25 cents for bbs.
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INTERESTING JFTTFP

l. , F"@@e -, LGrfcHcs az FRENCH tour Of hef
CglccFs G'o 'ieT hma reception ere'ylrtere-StGIe
ana prospect q GcI1nmY
M ed'iarS q NE New iork Journal Of Commences
nave been favored win The ivowIng.e extract Of letter
da'ed.
Bremen, Dc u, 1913.
My ,7ar n':-i accompanied or countryman Capt
l'fah iauols aho ihFee 4 ms officers q the trigae
~ ~" o. tour mp 10 The interior; on which
we >I'f'.U ABOUT me emu "' October ard returned the
Ipue % dS H;o'h: A"ef oAJec' was to see our Mn
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From the Baltimore american.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan l6-6 P. Nj.
The Stock market continues firm, and prices steady as
last quoted. Treasury 6's los l2 los 5, and New
Loan 100 5 a 100 l-2
The -four market is very quiet; moderate sales Of stan
dard brands at IS 25 Corn Meal 81 7 and Rye Flour
at So 49, dull.
The receipts and supply of all kinds Of Grain continue
SMALL good to prime led wheat log IL cents and
white d. la | II Corn is in fair but not active
rcquest-sales OF Southern yellow at 60 G3 cents and
mixed GO CTS; frner, with sales 81 50 cents;
rye 65 cents and cloverseed 81 l2l2.
There is nothing to notice in Provisions; fair
business is doing the regular trade and prices firm;
Mess Beef sl3 so; Hams 8; Sid 5 5 l2 c-s.
Groceries unchanged Sugar, New Orleans 81 so a
5 y 2; Aloasses % % els; Rice SO cts per b.
he Cotton market continues heavy, and not much
disposition to purchase. shade decline has taken
place since the steamer.
Whskey in bbls. is selling at "a cents rer gallon
New YORK, January l6 &c r. NJ
Inc Stock mare continues steady with sales Of Urea
snry 6's at lOosalOS s; and New Loan 100 SaO9s:
Exchange on London 2a9 per cent premium.
The Flour market is without much movement Sales
to-day of 1000 bbls. att575 for Western and s5.s7a
S),94 fr tennessee. Southern $5,50a5 62 l-2-
Corn Meal S2.e7aS3, and Rye Flour dull al 1918.
The receipts OF Grain have been light and the SIMPLY
is small Sales limited extent of red Wheat at i0Sa
Ia GEMS and white do l23al % cents Corn is with
out much movement Sales If 900 bushels at 6Oa6l
cents for mixed and 62a63 65 cents for yellow Oats
4oa4o cents. Rye 64a65 cents and frmer
ne business IN Provisions has been only supply the
regular trade demand, prices continuing last quoted
sales Of Lard in bbs al cents;ard iallow at Ia
| Z cents. Hams A. and Sides 4 cents
The Grocery marker remains unchang d. Sale Of 8
tlcrces Rice al S3.25l3.3l per 100 lbs
! The Cotton market Is heavy. bu holders not much dis
posed 10 give way Sales to-day Of 700 bales prices
favor 81 buyers.
"lSAey, IA bits, is selling at 26l27 cents Per gallo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
THE, NIEETINGOF SOIrTHFI

lhf' -iiN"or SUI lfthN Mf.MBERe.
Correspondence Gfhe Baltimore .4lericaa and SIM.
WASHINGTON J,pu,,v 1c 1910
The meeting of Southern members If CONGRESS. held
last evening in the Senae Chamber was attended by
some eighty Or ninety members. The MEETING refused
to admit the press b a vote Of alb ut "a 10 81. HE
address, prepared ~ MI Calhoun was read. and Wa
substantially as has been heretofore stated.
The d,bl,e w v,ri,us II, ,t;.rs ,,.,s Continued .;1
after II o'chck in which NIessrs. CLAYTON. Berrjen
Toonbs, Jefferson Davis. NIcI.ane. Stephens. Rusk
Thompson Of Miss, Houston, and others, participant
1t will be mos, unfortunate for the South that this
meeting ever held If rnannity should not BE- finally
effected That of last night was not 4. harnon,ns A.
was expected In truth there were same fram Northern
slave States whose feelings might with propriev have
kent them from the meetnr They fee not tho .ac,a
identity of interest a; those from more Southern Sa,es
On The Introduction Of the reprt 4 motion was m2de
BY Mr. Clayton to av it Oh the table and ak No further
acn. i was made /, I'LL I'LL tsIinr III sa,;r
the voe stood for It about s.. acanst Il abopt a.
Those in favour If ayn5 u Tie abe VIII nearly aI
Wings
He powerful objection ID the report vas made Nv NJ
Toombs. Of Georgia. IL thought co1rrsssionI Iersla
zion was necessary 10 au,horz, slvar1 IL tba neu VII
rorips the doctrine Of The repnt was that Conures.
could. neither extend nor restrict slavery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
MARRIAGES.

Married, by the Rev. James McDearmon, on the 10Th
inst, Capt SAMUEL B. BALDWIN, to Miss MAR
TIA F. FLOOD, daughter Of Mr.. John w. Flood, all
OF Appomattox county.
On the 10th, by the same, STERLING ADAMS
Esq of Pittsylvania county,t TO the amiabe Miss RHO
DA A. '. JENNINGS, daughter of Jesse Jennings
Esq, Of Appomaltox.
On The l0h, inst. by the Rev. Francis NJ Barker
Of Bedford county, Mr.. ALBERT THORNElILL 0
ApponatfoA, to Miss LUCINDA a. daughter Of Mr.
William Lowry Of Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

Startling Gold RMaor.--The NV York Tribune
mentions in that city. that the mshp Falcpn
(Which arrived at New Orleans h st. tron Cha
gres.) brought 100000 in gold dust; he New
OTle ms papers say nothing the snI jcc, il is doubts
IS Incorrect. The y Y. Tribune saw:
"A more reliable rumor which is as current. states
that merchant IN tits city has received letr from lie
captain If the ship John Parker, al San cisco which
vessle entirely deserted by the crew. Il i, said
that she has been manned by volunteers from the nj
ming districts who coming home with their earn
ings amounting the total value Of $500 GOO If the
half If this be true, there will be work enough for the
mint next summer'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
G. EULAL!A
Wist:ar'S saiSam of Wild Cherry.
VOICE FROM VERMONT

Turnbrdge, Orange County, W.
Nov. %, 1915.
NV Seth ". FoNle-Oear Sir: hereby certify that one
year ago last June violently attacked with cold and
cough with lame side and stomach and
a corgh during that summer In December following my
cough increased alarming extent, during that
winter lost about thirty five pounds Of esh and physicians
with whom advised could give relief 1t thought
BY all that should never As my good fortune
would have it. i'll March following after suffering exceed
ingIy through the winter heard of the beneficial effects
Wisar's Basam of Wild Cherry, by way of friend who
had received the greatest benefit by the the article
induced by him to make trial of it myself and no
words can express obligations to that friend for thus
commenting this article TO and at the critical he
did, tor had not taken up bottle before completely
cured and from that day to this have not been troubled with
cough. can checrfuly recommend it to ALL being
,emedv of great value hoping others may induced to try
it and thus become convinced merits and perhaps
ed from the fatal grasp of Consumption.
FREEMAN MOVES.
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale By d. r LYMAN, Druggist, Lvnchburg, Va.
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Jan 22-1t
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pHlsE'NOS.1sGA Il.

w. A. HILL. Practical phr eGoiOgist
ID FSPECTFULLY informs the ladies Gentlemen og
~ Lvnchburg thai he will be found for short tim. l i
at the Franklin Hotel prepared tc give private verha iii
written dclincation Of character and nfomato h;
occupation most suitable 70 talents. Families III
dies and Gentlemen will be waited On n Pi,s a
lea wing their address with w. A. Hin 'os'ue'ce' oy
As Phreol"s,st FOX Pas! rs, his reputation i vel
known to thousands VIC have witnessed his examinations
aa an M " tie most iacr, duoss of the truth Of hi;
w"nder" iehr, iol then, to bring forward ther s,
sis Hlndold the Phrenolo<ist il you set ti.,e,
'"..Iner "yieid, let truth and science prevail.
- I or patticulais please c4l al4
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trust Sale OF a Valuable Rsoy,

IlY virtue of Deed of Trust TO the subscribers
~ by John G. Shackefor, bearing date tn 23d May 1S4S
ad OF record IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court for
the Corporation of ynchburg, will proceed to SELL at
public aucon in front of the Market House. the town of
lynchburg, the oath day of February nex valuable
boy, SOUL RE. named in the said deed of trust
The title the above slave is believed t., be good but act
ing trustees, the subscribers will convey such title only as
is vested in them by the aid deed Of The boy will be
sold credit Of six months for negotiable payer
toriy endorsed A. TOMPKINS )JuIs
Jan 22-t24Fe j. W. DUDLEY {tces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

BRTEF was life's ecstatic dream.
Sweet Friend to the,!
Passing strange and sad doth seem
Thy des ny.
Two months have passed-and thou didst stand,
timid B,ide
And he who caim'd thy heart and hand''
Stood by thy side
With raptsous ear he heard thee breathe.
Loves tervent VOW
A,lQ saw the orange blossoms wreathe
Thy qussaly brow.
What blissful joy then did light
His loving eye
Al :zjtIe thoughthe. IL 50 5rigt,
Could surel, e,
Zoo true alas the -r.ye's cold breath,
l. on thee ra.-
No more the bcaut Way bridal WREATH
Bedecks thy brow
Fond hearts that loved lhee now are SAD
AID sigh ~ ram.
Foy thy dear smile to cheer and glad.
Their home again.
T..y who around thy couch of pain.
Did watch and weep
N0w" now that oovght shall break again,
Thy drsdmiesS sleep.
She TOO who sooth IA with gentle hand
Thy burning brow
eees NOW the fdrsI OF her band,
IN term laid i0p.
a. ii..lc reck'est thou Of the tears
Thus v.inly shed.
For hushd all thy trembling fears,
Thou Sunless dead
Eless, happy spirit-thos shalt roao
IN realms of light.
and to Thy distant, rodi0m homo,
shall come NO 6hsM.
No 'suh ring flow RS there shall bind
Thy gentle brow.
y tadeless wreath by Ang-ls .wind
Alorns thee nop
IL. glories of Eternuy
No tongue can tell,
TAs!r1a1-1Dlg brightness NANTES thee
Loved one farewell.
G. EULALIA.
l..Sc"BURG, Janusry 18th, 1919
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II Ia " @ s..


TTAS Just received supply of those truly splendid
new scale solid iron frame Pianos of Chickering's man
uacturc 1t is hardly necessary say thry
their praise, there are many persons In this place and
the surrounding countless who have had them
years past and they easily be consulted their
tone touch and durability but lest it might be thought
fashionable not speak their praise will merely say
they stand unrvaled, both i'll this country and E.
rope their full round sweet tone elasticity
touch, neatness and durability OF workmanship. Call and
them at u X. LiMAN'S,
Jan 15-wSmGM Bank Sbuare.
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Season. yielding too 'rch Having d-ea led The chan
ces Ola favorable dec-i by The supreme Court,
seem to think II lnc inherit aim insist better
remedy.
The report was recomnij,-d tn the Committee,
vi all the amendments and resuilons suggested in the
meeting. ard lie meeting finally adjourned t, Monday
next mutton made y Mr.. Stephens, 70 adj urn sine
DIG. having .,en voted aoNn ay very lsc!asa maioy.
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..C Al lion.

r 80 .r..,, ...-.,.. The e,;i.nates If the Fa
81 0'- - b, ,A, rs,,,. g -,
gineerS- 10 Do u'9 'e S"'" = " f7 VI ''1
Northern Rill aiS tlai '''h a'e'l4- c's' was nir
v.-tS Lt5IOlO uer mle-"h-rraa tie average y
-Raii W ,,. l,,y, between IA ~ 5000 \ .l-
..vsv. r.l- WIZ c..,.......
IA r''
ENGINEERS M ios-.'~9 nh" III Ill "''5f i ras'-l
ti-ce1l-i. The lr.c= a1s. '1Ie- t'r'h rue following
-,s,ver f-,rn one who hruHs waa. he IS about-at al
'''7S or, po,DS
ht'i- m:
Canton. IN 9" =. ~ ~. i'f ''' Oh wac
IS ms. makes 91' i'-' "'- 'y'rh'A'2
and lrnHeS''e hl.'-' VIE" - '- UP me eS'''n',e'
OF the + gi1,ri- - ~. f'''r. ~ - ~, ~ ms ~
the l'"".>I ~ ar M ''F II "''' 4, - -
me, am 'h- f''"l ''l 1'' = ''''i7 u'i IT, = HI
81 - .,le '.l' '',''I .'l' .r'y Iii 'I- HIN
>. r5La ,'' N in..'' LII. N .'r,'''5 d-'' III"
ness '".' .I'' = .9 i'"l II " ..l7'
uyrf [@-"u9 ~ m Kilt '1 III. III yl' ",'l'h-
~" CdH'." eNi'''S ''' '-'' '''-''' ""c" IN may
2. "'Nr'el' a. ~ ' o.1 ~ ''1iNi" u.s. WIZ
'"'nN my "7 we " 7 'elcD'"e' 'n'
Efea 81 me c.N' vi ne e'iI' ms - "'"E tue Wet
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REWARD FOR PARTY SERVICE.

The following appointment is officially announced by
and with the advice and consent Of the senate:
John b. w ellrr, of Ohio. to be commissioner f,r
ming the boundary line between the United Sa Is AID
the republic of Mexico under the 9th acle Of he trea
~ with that republic, concluded ,l 2 OF Fe luary
lS4S in the place If A. II. SEWER who was nominated
To the Senate, and has since died.
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HOUSE AND LOT FoRs.LE.-.

E9ymi offer for sale my House and Lot, Diamond HILL
EiW occupied by Mr. Joseph Marsh, and will sell
bargain in the Any wishing to pi chase would
do well to call Mr.. and Roberts, who has full pow
to dispose Of it for ii it sold privately before the
9Th February next, it will positively be sold at auction
that day. A. S LEE.
Jan 22-t6Fe
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Cleanse, Purify, strengthen j!

1t is not our wish TO e with the health the commni-
y w" desire to be governed By ace regard to truth
whatever is here stated IN relation this
icine; and it is this feeling of and good faith wih
prompts again and again to all attention DIT We be
lieve that no article has he dsrov ere that Las
red greater amount Of benc it the community, and the
more it is known the better is it appreciated
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Coughs, colds. Fev,r. Il cada ch, nysenterr. &

t-Atract OF Letter om Williamsburg, Long Island.
have used Nright's Indian Vegetable Pills in
family for more than nree wears, and in great variety OF
complaints, Coughs Colds Fcvers, lcadach ,scnery
with the most comp &c In all cases. Wrem's In
dian Vegetable Pills have fully sustained their reputation
Yours, truly, WM. SIMPSON.
Aug 9. lSiS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
ROANOKE.

Mr. Dodge lately elected Senator Of the 7. S. from
Iowa and who drew the short term has since been re-
elected for six years from 4th March next.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Correspondence ofthe Times aud Compiler
NEW YORK MARKETS. January lS--P. NJ.
FIour-Gene>ce brands sell al s. 81 J. and uthern
at s. So.
Graln--We have alteration TO note in prices
ProvIsons-The market is very dun.
Cotton The transactions INIT Al form prices.
The weather 10 day is clear and cold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22

The steamer Falcon has returned from Chagres to New
York, having landed her passengers j. good health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
DkE @DD-DZ,

consisting n part Of Broad Cloths Cassmeres vesngs
Cassnett, Fulled Cloth, Jeans, SC sc.
Nso-cnnsantly hard choice assortment of Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods Likewise Hats Caps and Shoes;
all owhi;h will be sod at reduced prices
\. GUGGENHEIMER.
4. GUGGENHEIMER,
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LOW PEs2GES.
TTNHERE is now necessity Of sending to Richmond OF
L the North for any article that may be needed in the
China, Glass and Earthen-Ware

line either of assortment prices the subscri
Der is opening large Stock and determined to sell al
such prces-ei her retail wholesaea to meet genet
app ohation LON it can he onnd IN
any house in tonn JOSEPH ID EN ANS,
Jan lS--tsif At his cid st4ad, below The Banks,