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TI1K NEWS FROM TEXAS.
In this morning’* P*!*' *>'• rM'lcr Wl11 '*"J much in
||n_ intelligence Imm Texas. The tenor of ii is
"h is to leave no resnunnble doubt t/int popular cpin
"" |n ||m country will ultimately compel the authorities
, secede to thn measure of aanrxaliun, however reluc'
lant they mny be, as they rnanilestly are, Ui do so. Thai
rclacuone I rueceds. so lar as wp are able to form an o
II, less Iron, the intrigues of the British and French
''.'"verttmenta, than fn«" l,"‘ vpry natstral disire ,.f the
C, !„ ui power to retain their present positiun of influence.
the eliiel* of an independent nation. Thestoiiest
,, ut British intrigue and interim nee, are notv, in uur
nion, as they have been, from the lien inning, naked
i n.bugt. What, for example, says the b in r from Tex
which we copy from the Richmond F.nquirct? It
I, I Is u*, that (len. I ln'tston, who serins lobe playing
rvlicr an equivocal sort ul game, will claim the nhole
.,pdu of annexation, after it shall have been (flirted, for
,i„, purpose of advancing bis |a>pulnii:y in the 1'. b'ulcs;
mil that to this end, lie w ill tell us that “the matter
wis brought about by exciting the liars aid jealousy t.l
ihe i: Stales io regard to I'.nglatid and her designs,”
„l that ‘ litis jealousy w as promoted by him.” 1 his is
JllSl what we have all along expected.
From Mexico, the indications are decidedly of a wnr
like character; but we can hardly suppose that theg i
vrrnment of that country will have the fuul-hardiiiess,
in its prest ut condition, to coituni lice or to provoke In-s
nUllea with the United States, for the eonsumn alton i f
a incisure, hv which, in point of fact, n Itaa sustained
nu injury. For whatever may he said as to thn legiti*
tniry of the claim of Mexico to the territory of Texas,
i.imioc can believe that she has ever had it in her (lower,
mice the battle ul San Jacinto, lo risubjugate the revolt
ul province; aim it is equally obvious that eveiy day’s
delay, by adding to the (nq.iifilion and resources uf Tex
as. tended only to render that itii|mpsibility the greater.
Nevertheless, the Mexieansare a rash and turbulent race;
and it is not improbable th.it they may run the hazards
of a contest. A lew days will probably determine.
(vy- The “Pennsylvanian” does not appreciate the
••magnanimity99 nt Mr. Polk in retaining Mr. Wise in
office—declares that Mr. Wise lias no claims on the
“Democracy,” ami demands Ins removal! The N.
V. ** Morning News,” (another “organ,”) is fur milder
measure*—because it thinks, that. Mr. Wise being “a
high-spirited and delicate man,” w ill resign, ft r
certainly think it rather degrading to Mr. Wisetu hold
, (Rce tinder a man whom he lias s'tgmatized ns “I he pet
ty i.miI id a tyrant”—and it is equally discreditable tu
the man tuwh.m this ijiilet was applied In retain!
him who tittered it. lie and his “organs” may rail it
“inugntniimityj19 but the public will scout the preten
si iii, and ascribe it to its true motive—feur!
0y- The National Intelligencer contains a lung arti
cle explanatory of ihe causes that have led to the colli
simi between the government of Brazil and Mr. Wise our
Minister at that Court, tu which we shall advert here
after. The Pennsylvanian (a Locnfhco paper) well re
narks, that, “in the present condition of our f .reign a!
fairs, a very few Wises, (ireena and Shannon* would
eaibr.iil us in destructive war.”
03* Mr. I humps n, of Mississippi, who wasnp
pointed by Onv. Brown to fill the vacancy in the Seri
ate "I tin1 l . Sates, r*ai» hy the resignation ol Mr
M nlker, has declined accepting the station.
.1 nrw Rank. — R chard Rush, Esq. formerly our
M.ii'vcr t«- England, is about to publish “an aert tint of
lh> E ohassy at the Court ».f E mdon, from IMD to
I^n. which embraces the negotiations of the important
ip'sinn* connected with the Oregon, the Boundary
free tmvigntio.i .fthe St. I.awrenee, Right cf
Se,tr«*li. &.c. Connected w ith these grave and imp r
i in-i'ters. the work s ul to sparkle with anecdotes
am/ conversations of the siaiesu en and wits of the day. j
wh i \v re the elite of Com! m soeiioy. The protracted
in gotiaii ns. it may he remembered, were carried on!
wunfe.nl Casilereagh, Mr. Canning, NIr. Iluskisson,'
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/ ul>lir I T; rn(1itinrn.—The fllnwirg is n statement
of the appropriations mule during the last srs-don ol I
( ngress, and the |»orposes to which tlmv arc1 applied : 1
t ivil and (1 plmnatic expenses $1,270,954 51
|{»*vn|uii.mary and other petitioners 2,255,000 00 I
Sipp.Tt of the army 3.029.700 31 !
Support of the navy 0.350.789 68
8npji..rt of the P *’i Office Department 5.106,000 00
Nipport of thr Indian I hpartoeoi 1.059.503 74
Support "fthe Military Academy 138,019 00
Navy Pensioners * 61,000 00
Kofiifii*atj.ms 800,000 00
Improvements in the Territories 50.000 00
Miscellaneous 114,025 67
Total # $24,225,088 90
{ty* A large Silver Mine I as been discovered on Npvv
River, in (Jrtiysun county, Va. about twenty miles from
the CMHrt-ltiMise if that com tv. A smelting furnace is
abcntl tu be erected at tlie Mines.
fr5* The Haiti more Patriot states that within the two
preceding we( |,s over 004) hluls of \N cs-tcrn Tohaceo had
hern br"fghf into that market by way of the Suscpie
hauna Rail K-ad. \\ ill the Patriot he good enough, i(
in Os powe r, to inf.,rm os the cost of transportation per
hundred on tliat line?
(7J* We learn fr-m the tmiii*viil«-J.mrnal (lint Mr.
( ha ties A. W iekhfle, late lYstriihHer (General, passed '
through that city en the 15ih inst. on lus way to'IYx
as* designing, n is said, to become a resident of that
country, whether annexed or not.
i»l i EC It I Mil-IK.
Married, at O'ite RranHi meriiiej linuce. mi if(e JOih
hy lire R, v. V. II. • r. Okkkn [I.
I'fKAIJLIKu In .M iss I i:ai vjia . iiau^lilt r i<1 llie l.ile >le
I*hen VY i.iitintr:<iii, all n! LioRr.l.
-, on tin* 1 .*# 11 inst. hv the IB y1 M< rrimno
laiiiifttnrd, Mr. Jesse I’ahuoi.i. to .Mrs. Kiioda B\u
hojinf. , all of Bedford.
«>HlrI IIA K V.
Bird, on the I3t!i of April, at t!e residence ofhei
grandfather in the county n( Bedford, Mi>s Any K.
Beftwich, daughter <1 tin* U»v. Win. II. Lei’tu ieh.
‘ t Missouri, in the 20th year of her age. The v\riier of
l,,ts Jiuudde irih lie of respect to her 11.emery disclaims
•‘very thing like panegyric or adulation, as un auxiliary
•<> f"rm an estimate of her high social and moral worth.
* he disease by which she was so unexpectedly snatched
a"ay, was one of a very fatal and complicated charac
h r. During four weeks she bore her painful illness
with Christian fortitude, trusting implicitly in linn ol
whom she was t devoted follower, Her relations and
friends and the ncighborlux d have sustained in this e
yni an irreparable loss. In her manners she was gm
''• and prepossessing; in her conversation unaffected and
nmdest; in her conduct and character open and const*
‘■ nt; and in heart a Christian. (loiild prayers and leafs
tavc availed—could the hand of friendship, yea, of love,
•ave saved,—she had not died. But the voice of affec
!,on w'ns uut upon the car of death J Her hour was at
hand,
“In quit this mournful vale.
And soar to worlds on high.”
Her departure was calm and triumphant. She dif d
Runout a struggle or a groan. Her dying bed was
soft as downy pillows are.” When her gentle spirit
1 laken its everlasting fi ght, a serene smile still play
P' uPj)n her countenance.—Viewing her, the poet might
"til have exclaimed—
“Ah! lovely appearance of death —
No sight upon earth is so fair ;
Not the gay pageants that breathe,
... with a dead body compare.”
e %f.icere!y sympathise with the relatives and
irh in.i hi iliu JcCfsoui), tun mry aliouM nt]t mourn as
** w>’n..oi hope; In I hum prepare to meet tier vrh.ru
pari"'* la no mure, and where ry« uuuiortal fuavt the
The Richmond Christian Advocate will please
copy. 1
I T7~r’ r.” 'Vp<lnesd«y, 'he IClh inn., M »nv, youngest
' 11 ’ ' * !,J Janies Ifermoh, aged six years and eight
months, after an dims* of sevcnleen its vs. It all that
was lovely in childhood mtifd have saved her, she would
m i have died. Amtahie in letup* - and affectionate in
disposition, she WHS endeared to alt who knew her; but
' lie qualities that shore preeminently above nil were at
lertionate and unconditional obedience to tier parents
and reverence fur divine things. #l'hough her joyous
'p.ril shone forth fro n her unusually bright face and told
I da happy existence, yet in a moment, with s chastened
I though cheerlul eminicnauee, would she qunily submit
to parental restraint, ur give required atienti .n to Indy
things. 11* r parents and friends li e! dial they are he
renved indeed, hut sorrow nut ns those who have no
hope I hey l ave committed In11«* Mar> *« remains to
the thitli tomb, hut lake great cum fort in the reflection
Mud all ii ti it adI • r tov»ly m 11:*• is not thara, bill
gone to bloom lor* »er in the Paradise shove. N:e is
n<*w with Him who has said, •‘Suffer litilo children i*>
come unto me. and forbid than) nut, ferolsuah the
kingdom u! (ini.”
I«V trilkS] ISO TIVKIilX
Far the week ending Saturday, vlpril 26. 1815.
IS«*i.>w is a correct statement of'the Market for the
past week. ,
Vohacco.—OKI Lues. $1,20 to 1,40; new Lugs. $1
«>0 I" $ ’ .51h Leal, lute 'u r, .$2 (H) to 2,50; eniiniioii,
$2. >0 lo ii.50; middling, $3,50 ta 4,00; shipping, friew )
$ *,20 u> 8,00; manu fncturiug, (common) $0,00 lo
8,00. line mamifuctuiing $10,1.0 to30.00.
blaur. — $3 75 hum wagons; Stock light, and in good
demand.
II In at. — Iti d 05; \\ liilr 70 els. per bushel.
(.ruin. — (kirn 40 cents per bushel from \vr»«ronr
Oats, sheaf 45 in 50 cents |»«*r hundred ; cleaned 22 to
25 cents, per bushel. Rtc, rioiiH in market.
I’lui'ti and (irons Seeds.— Chur Seed, $3,75
per buslml. from wagons; $1,00 iio:n store; Tnno
• hv. $2 25 to $2,50 Herds Grass, 62} from wagguns
Crovisiona—Haeor., (.>} re nts from wagon, 7 4 to 8
e»s. fi.nii stor» , es.usiderable epiauiily coming m. Reel
$ » pi r ImueiittI; Meal, 45 ct>. per bushel from wagon.
Fish. — Shael, $7,tK) to $8 ft) pi r bbl.; He rrings none
in market; Mackerel, No. I, $13, No. 2, $0,50. No
3, $8.
Cujji t.—St. Domingo, 7 to 7) cents |>er lb.; Rio, 8
(Ji cents; Laguira 8} to fl> unit.; .lava, 12} to 15 els
Cuba 7} to 8,
Sugar.—Brown, New Orleans,/} to 0 cents per lb.;
Porto Rico, 8 to 0 cents per lb.: St, Croix, 11 to 12}
cents p» r ll».; Leaf, 12} to 17 cents per 15.
(audits.—Tallow, 12} to 15 evil is* per lb., Sperm, 33
to 371 ce nts per lb.; Hull 4s. Son’s, 15 tie I <* • cuts per lb.
II liiskeif.—('imuiion. 26 t" 30 cents per gallon. from
fwagun: from store. 31 to 33 cents. Rectified, 40 to 45
rom wagon.
Frond if.—Apple, 374 cent* per gallon; Perch
75 cents per gallon.
Cotton Varus.—Factory prices: 10 to 17 ets. j»er )b an
sorted.
iron.— Bar Iron, $75 per ton from boats, $S0 from
Store. Pig I roil held nt $30 to 33 per ton.
Steel.—Blistered, 6} to 8 cents per lb.; German, 15 to
16 cents.; Shear, 20 to 25 cents per lb.; Cast Steel, 20
to 25 ets. per lb.
I.inter l Oil —70 ets. I.atnp. $1.00 to 1 50 per gal
Inn; Tanners, $16,00 to 18,00 per bbl.
Feather.—Good Sole. 10} to 18 cents per lb.; Dam
aged Sole, 14 to 15 cents per lb.
Counter.— Blasting, $4,00 to 4.25 per keg; Rifle, $5,
5(I to 6,1 U) ner keg.
IFool. —Wool, 20 to 28 cents per lb.; Wool Rolls,
none m market.
Coid and I Food.—Bituminous. 25 cents per bushel
Anthracite, $8,00 per ion. Oak and mixed Wood $2
per cord; Hickory,$2,50 per cord.
Apples, dried. 0 00 to 0 00
Allspice (per lb.) 0 14 to 0 17
AI linn (4 6} to 0 10
Butter, No 1 (per lb.) s-arce 0 It) to 0 00
Cheese 0 7} to 0 10
Beeswax (per lb.) 0 25 to 0 00
Deerskins (per lb.) 0 00 to 0 12
Feathers (per lb.) 0 25 to 0 30
Flaxseed (per bushel) 0 C2| to 0 75
Ginger, (per lb.) U 10 to 0 12}
Honey, strained (none in market)
Ginseng, 0 30 to 0 35
I letup (per ton) 70 00 to 0 00
ludigo (per lb.) I 50 to 1 75
Jeans (per yd.) (none offering) U 00 to 0 00
I .insi y ( per yd.) do
Linen Tow (per yd.) 0 10 to 0 00
do. Flax (peryd.) 0 12} to 0 00
Lard, No | (per lb.) 0 07 to 0 ('7}
I ,• ad, (per lb,) 0 ( 5 lo 0 00}
M older (per lb.) 0 20 to 0 25
Molasses (jw r gal.) 0 37} to 0 40
Nails,(per Jb.) 0 05} to 0 06
Reaches, dried, pe’ld none in market, 2 00 to 2 50
Reaches, dried, unpRd none in market. 0 00 to U 00
Plaster, (per ton) 8 00 to 8 50
Pepper, (per !b.) 0 14 to 0 17}
Rice (per lb) 0 05 to 0 06}
Salt, (persack) 2 33 to 2 37}
Shut (per hag) 1 50 to 1 ?5
Seneca Snake Root (per lb.) 0 16 to 0 18
Soap, Brown (per lb.) 0 05 to 0 08
Tallow 0 06 to 0 07
Te as 0 75 to 2 00
EXCHANGES
Checks oi> New York, } per ct. prerrt.
Baltimore! } do
Boston do
Philadelphia do
New Orle ans par to } do
St. Louis } to 1 per ct.dis.
Charleston par
Nashville 14 to 2 do
Louisville } to I} do
Cincinnati } to 1 do
Bank Notes North Carolina 1 per ct.dis
South Carolina 1 per cl. eln
Tennessee 6 perot. dis
FREIGHTS UR and DOWN THE CANAL
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead) I 00
Do, manufactured, (per box) 10
Flour, (per bbl.) 12}
Bar Ir -n, (per tun,) 1 00
Rig Iron, (per ion) I 00
Lead and Shot, (piT ton) 1 00
Plaster, (per ton) 1 00
All other articles, (per 100) 10
Sales nf Tobacco by II.U T. SMJl'll, Commission
Merchant.
One crop, the past week, id 7 hhds. Shipping Tobacco,
made l.y .las. E. Palmer, Esqr. of llalilax, at prices ;
ranging if rn 5,00 in $7—average $5,50—w Iiirli is ilie
11: g I»• si price ibis h asoti lor r<n tr.iire i r* p < I ihm des*
cripti'-n ol Tobacco. Also 3 hhds fir<*- cured new gr mod
Tobacco, made bv Dr. Lynch Dillard ol Pittsylvania, I
at $10. I ai $1 1.75, anti 1 at $i7, all purchased by
David \V. Burton, Esqr. manufacturer. — Useful T ifoac
cos, of all descriptions, are commanding good prices.
MOKE GOOD PRICES.
Ihj J. II. Tijicc, Commission Merchant.
1 sold during ih*‘ past wei k 2 hhds. Tobnrco, for Mnj.
Reij.iniin 11 mi if r ol Campbell, I at $10, and 1 at $10.
25; 2 for .lames Whitehead of Pittsylvania, I at $13.
25 and I at $8.00; 2 for Mr. Douglass II. Puckett of
Campbell, 1 ai $12.50 and 1 at $8.75; 1 for Mr
Willis I lam ai $10 50; 1 for Mr. George E. Revely at
$10.50; 2 for Mr. Edward Bradshaw of Halifax, I at
$9.34 ai d I at $8.40; 1 fur Benjamin Lax at $9.10;
:iml 1 for Zachariah Brooks at $8.30; besides many oth
ers from 5 to $8. J. II.TYREE Cum. Mer.
RICHMOND MARKET, April 21.
Tobacco—Inspections light, owing to the harsh
weather. We quote: I.ugs, new $lia2J; Common
Leal $3Ja3« and 4; middling $1 r«4] and 5; Good 5EiG
ami Gi; Erne $7al02, as in quality; fine manufacturing
descriptions $^ to 17}.
I Huskey.— Bids. 24c.; hhds 23c.
Cloversctd.—$4 00 per bushel.
Herds' Crass.—S7cic “ do
Timothy.—Ho.—$3 50 per bushel.
Flour— Superfine $l*a4s.
Salt.—Wharf $1,60; Store $1,75. (
Cattle.—Beef from $oi to 4i; Sheop from $1 to 3jj (
IIiigH fro n $4 to 4 L
BALTIMORE MARKET, April 21.
Cattle.—There were 3S5 head of Reef Cattle offer" .
cd at the Scales this morning, of which 58 were driven j
7 ..-ip, and all the balance told to the butchrrs. The I
I r»Ci < paid ringed from $‘2.75 U) $3 50 per 100 lh.« on 1
tin* hoof, equal to $5.50 a $0.75 net. These rate show
an improvement in over ihoar of last week.
Flour. — N\ e note sales of about 8(X) bbls. Howard
8tre» t | lour ol jro.»d mixed brands from store on Nitur !
day arid to day at $1.50, which is the unifoim rate now.
1 lie receipt price bv cars continues at $4 37 J.
W e hear i f no transactions in City Mills Flour.— 1
Some holders a>k $ l 75, w hile others arc w tiling to sell
at $1024.
(•'ruin The receipts of Md. Wheats are very tim
ihd. 8.iles of some small parcels of prime reds were
made at I00nl03 cts and one very superior lot at 108 ‘
cts. Some pan * la of Penns, reds were sold nt 9 In 10*2
r,*» ; an inferior lot at 87 cts. and one parcel full of smut
hi 80 els; A lot ol IVnna. white, quality not prime Sold J
at I fit) cents.
Provisions -w e are rot advised of any pales of bar
rel meats lo-dav; and quoie as before, vi/. Haiti |
mere parked Mos Heef $1 lh.$l 1; No. | $0. Prime $S;
Mess Pork $|0nml Piimr $11. The demand for Haeon
centum* • good w ith sales of prime parcels, as follows,'
vi'/-' —I lama at 8 ' /dels. Sides at ?» cents; Shoulders'
at (•! cents, iud assorted nt?| cts. Inferior descriptions )
si ll low er according to condition. The last sales uf 1
prime N ) I \\ estern I ard in kegs vu re nt 84 rents.
II liiekry.—The demand is extremely limited —
Sin fl H sales ol bids w » re u ade to dav at *23 cts. We
quote tii’i.1'* at‘21 n *2‘2 cts. and bbls. at *2*24 a *23 els.
WATEnHOu».- * WIIITTHMOnr.
f 111! AN ki t I. for the p:Ui\»n..;'«' "I the Public since
■ their arrival in I .y: elihurg, w pil'd solicit a run tin ,
u a nee of tin* same to the new firm 11
WA I KIUIOI 8K, WHIT'TKMOHK & C O. |
April ‘28 3i
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«>i:vi i.gtiivh
rnn eseeie.yo stoke:.
ll.iTERIIOl II IIITIEMnitE ,y CO.
Main Stiirkt,
Lynchburg, V «i .
VII I' now Tree,vino their SPKI Mi and St MM KH
(lOOl)S. cotnpiwing n large assortment of (7o//»*
"‘if. made and triiniiM <1 in the richest manner, nnd ot
tin* in si Fasl ionablr Styles, which will he s..Id tor
< vsn at greatly reduced prices, among which may be
found
French Mack (.'loth, Dress and Frock Coats,
F.rigl.sh do do do do
lllue and brown do do do
Drap tie pic do do do
Mtlte.i Coaling do do do
Croton do do do do
Metroptditnn Twill do do
Fancy Merino Cos do do
Plain ami Fancy Tweed? do
Kentucky .loans do
Plaid and while Union do
Cheap Coiion do
13lack and fancy Salin Vests,
do Silk nud litmibaziuu do
Fancy Silk do
do Silk and Linen do
Merino nnd Mohair do
black Cushion re Pant?,
Fancy do do
Metropolitan Twill do
Drap-de *!«» do
Plaid and striped F rencli (iitnbrenn Pants,
L'ncii Drill, kremlin and Serenade do
KaneV nud white I turn do
Linen and ( mien Shirts, Cellars nnd Itesoms, Silk 1
and Mem.n under Shins, Lambs’ Wool, Linen and
C limn Drawer?, Searls, (. ravnis. Slocks, llandker
chiefs, Cluves, Suspenders, lluisiery, nud eve ry article
requisite
TO COM n.F.TE A li KNTI.I'M A N?5 UAItniiOlll
As every article is pnrei.istd by us /ur cash, we will
sell extremely low for cash.
Having a partner in New York manufacturing nnd
purchasing lor this establishment, we shall he iccemng
I 'rrsh Cinods every 2 or 3 weeks ; thereby Keeping our
assortment at all times full of the
i..vri:sr jum most
nMiiiiv uiu; AiCTiei.Ms.
rimsc wishing (i'arments made to order, we would
invito in call and examine our slock of Clotht, Cafisi
tunes nud l'estiui};E, which we will sell or manufacture
ns low ns they can he bought in tins market.
\\ c will continue t" keep toe best e| Workmen em
ployed in our l.siablisiimeut ; and any work entrusted
to our care w ill he executed with promptness, and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
Carmen la cut low.
April 28 ‘2«n
t’rmcHi's erlcOrafeii
s v o t i ii a i. t: .
1 V A RH AN l l'.D GF.NCINK. in quart mul pi„,
U tiuilies, at J. H. FITZGIBRONS’.
April 28 la
rzcKLrs.
(O ( I MHF.RS, F.nirliali Walnut, Snaps, |’, pprr
J nnd h iiiII C.irn. Alsu, Tnnialn f'nKiip. e<'|i|>i-r
Sanlic, S.I- , &o., al J. II. FITZlifBBONS.’
Anril 28 i8
vvu.it i vu en t s.
A NOTH lilt superior lut id' Walk ini; Canos, jual
1\ received and nuvv upcniiijr at Head (Quarters.
J. II. FI FZlilBBONS.
April 2° l8
ATTENTION INIMN I KV !
PARADE at the ct>urt house this (Mon'
day) evening, at 3 o’clock, precisely_
Arms and accoutremctila in order for in
spection.
Jiy order of ilie Captain,
W. I30HUIT, O. S.
April 28 .It |
ATTK.vrio* iii'cimir aihii.m
1 (J! are hereby notified tu attend a mu^
ter of yuur company, in front of the Scale
House on Tuesday tlie 29tli inst. at 10 u’
j cluck, A. M. will! cabines and in rummer
uniform. Hull tu be called precisely at 10,
n'ul 'ck.
sm IJv order of the Captain.
1IAK0Y.0. S.
April 28 _0
Just Ilcreii'C'l’
rilHE LADY OF TIIF. LAKi", with ton superli
I plates and splendidly bound in ea.'f.
1’be Poets and Poetry of England, by K. G. Griswold,
n.e Poets and Poetry of America, “
llunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, beautifully illustrated,
3xford Bibles, Pocket Bibles,—all bound as above.
Book of Common Prayer, bound in velvet and Turkey
morocco, be many other Biwiks suitable for presents.
PAYNE & GREGORY.
April 28 ts
EARL and SHELL CARD CASES,
Portable \\ ruing Desks lor Ladies,
Portfolios, very neat.
Billet Paper, Envelopes,
Gold Pencils, Gold Pens,
Steel Pens, Pearl and Ivory Pen*-holders,
Ivory Tablets, Pearl Folders,
Pocket Books, Inkstands,
Motto Wafers and Seals,
Chessmen and Boards,
Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes, P?n Knives, &.e.
Just to hand and for sale by
PAYNE &. GREGORY.
April 28 ts
< li:mi|>ni£ii rider
OF A SLT&KIOK QUALITY, in Quart Buttles
at J. II. FlTZGIBBONS’.
April 23 ts
pi'i DOZKN bolllud I’.ifler and Ale in Quart and
1/ J. Pun Bullies a Nn. I ariwle at
J. 11. FITZGIBBONS’.
April 28 's
I,'rami I 'oral ami Inst rum cut at
c o \ v i: is T.
•VI r. Owner
I ft AS the honor ol intimating to hi* friend* in Lynch
I ft burg, and in tl* vicinity, that he will give hit
3rd % ii maul lleneflt l oiieei f,
On Lummy f.vininu tiik 2nd or Mat,
• lithe l'tiivtr*ali%t t'lwrr.h,
m which occasion III ( Ll'IMLS will perform —num
bering 30, aided by Amateurs of cclvbniy.
frofexxor it nut
lias also, in a very kind manner, tendered hi* valuntde j
•crviees.
MU DAMIU promises to the lovers of mu*ic s tu b j
Ifent. lie lias selected from the veiy best masters o|
music, of the first orde r.
I irsKin to tie had at |)r. Lyman** stoic, fK) cents
aeii. ( oincert toeoiiiinenee at hall'past seven.
Api.i 28 2t ii
.Hisses .u. n o.itni:s:• *
CONCERT.
\T the I' i>ive»--eliHi ( litireh on M imljf, April ‘JS
TIIKTW IN SlSTKUs, most rv*p»'el fully beg
le ave to aunotmre to the Ladies pud iitnilldiicu ol this
place, that the) will give te
1MIVNP VOl'U. ASH 1NST1U MENTAI. INTI UT AT N M It NT,
mmsiding ol Sdilimenlfil ami TemperanceSongs, Do
i u. t«le“ *. V ifelies, (jnickMeiv*, , under the direo
lion anei Manaoenuent of Mr IV Page. One />hit/inj
f/ir / iohnnmt the other the I ivlinctllo,
Min* (’I \UA I \NK, \ IDLIMST.
Miss I'.MM \ I.OU AIN, VIOLIM I I.1.0
Accompanying their jwii Volet*.
[hf- Admittaii’e J.i contt,
April 28 It
liy cut lit tl action in i’ricts.
Win, A. TAI.IIOT,
II O O k * r. I. I. K H , II I N i' Ml tf*. 8 T A T I l) H L n ,
R %? OF I.D respectfully call 1 lit* ntlention of the puli
▼ Y lie generally to Inn stock of Hunk*, Stationary
nnd Fancy Article*, cons;* ing of n great variety in the
nhovo I men. Hr* would aUo call the particular nttcu
lion of iIiomo in until ot lllank Hook* ol evety dt'Mcrip
lion n tin* bill of price* below :
Medium Ledgers, Journal* and Record, Hooka full
hi in tu! Russia Fnds, ruled to any pm
tern it Ml per tjtiirc.
Demy do do $1.00 "
Cap do do 02 i **
and all oilier work in proportion.
Music, Periodicals, nnd old Hooks bound at very
short notice, mid all work warranted. All lie asks ol
the public is a call, as Iih is determined tosu’t llm prtoti*
to the time*.
April 28 w2m
•Mineral Water*
I FST received 60 do7.cn of John llnyd & Son’s eel
te ebrated Mineral Water, juit up ill (»lass Rutile*
FaiiiilieN supplied with anv quantity at Hi cents a bottle
hi i. ii. fit2uiiihons\
April 28 • *
■ .tuition Ilr»n ii stout
IN (Joan and Pint Unities, warranted to no petiti Hid#
fur sale nt .1 11. FITZIHDHONS'.
April 28 t*
II VM Ill lt A lilt HI) ft
n\\ F just reeeivetl their Spring supply of
FAMILY (.RO< FRlFs.
w hich they w ill sell |o\v, lor rush, or in i Velmtgc for
country produce.
They vrill pay the highest cosh prico for Hu 'ft,
I* lour, fcc.
April 28 ts
t'amilu ll<n ilrrrtnijH'
ON ennHisrmienl and for sale low, to close,
50 half barrels. No. I family Roe Herrings,
75eases Lulabria Lierpinriee, all rpialilies,
60 baskets Sweet Oil, by
NOU\ KLL & AVFRFTT
April 28 ‘it if
l\A WI8TAID8 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
I / Novv'that this prepnt atom is w rll know n to hr n inure
certain imiic Mr incipient I 'onsumption, Asthma, Liter com
plaint, 1 .mgli.* a nd other Minilai nflielintis, than iiny other
icmcdy ever know'll, there will hr, and now arc hnmd those
so \ ilhiioiimdy w it Vcd a** to connect a spur inn* no 1 pr thap*
poisonous mixture, rind try to palm it oft .is the genome Hal
sam Wc raise no false a'ann An imitation appealed in
KorheMer, V ^ .hist wim. »; *md in other parts, another
arti< Ir somewhat ic eutlding Dr. W istar’s in name is sold
\\ o advise the public of these schemes, that their health
lit.tv Hot III tilth d u itli, Iior olll *tel\ e ploodeied ol our jltSt
lights hr. VV ista i Hi ham of Wild ('berry is a new me
dicitlc, an<l in. ii* t llioio iou* th in any other known. We
have t hr irrillen tig natures of such men ns Recorder Tall
in adirr, ( nuiiselloi W illiams, and John Power, IF lF,ol
New \ ml , II (ioiigs I’m|, Member of Par 11 a tut nf, and
score* of others, to pi ovc I hat it has cured Asthma , Rh-eding
at the Lungs, etc tie. etc., alter the physician’s skill lias
erased to hem-lit
The above valuable medicine m f"r sale by
IF It. LYMAN, Druixirixl, I.jnehlnnu;, Vn.
April 28 It
Mraud Cl ^lolni,
^7^ 1'r un the Long Mountain plantnti m, f.ever.d
/jpi weeks since, a sorrel Mark t.'oi/r, 3 years ol.l,
having a star in tin* forehead, and one white foot, (pro
hahly one or more of the others also white.) Any hilur
(nation thankfully received by the subscriber.
WM. GOIGH.
April 23 (i*
\l' a special term of ihn circuit superior court of law
nod chancery hr the county of Amherst, coiilioii'd
by adjournment, and held for the said county.nt the
court house, on I’hursdoy, tin* 2d day of April, I " Id:
I.ewis Wright, .lolui M. W illiams, George \V. Pels
fyjohnarid Minjah Davis, Jr., executor ol Henry
liruw n, Jr.. deo*d„ iMamtifla,
agninnt
Maurice II. Garland, administrator of Archibald Rob
ertson, deeM., Sarah F. Robertson, widow and relict of
the said Arehi’nld Robertson, deuM., nod James M. It
R"hertson. Arthur J. Robertson, Archibald Robertson,
W ill,am It. R •hertHon, John 15. Robertson and Andrew
|) y berlson, ini ant children and heirs ol the said Arch
iliald R ' i ,<s,jn, doc*d,, by Hubert Tinsley, specially as
signed their guardian, Deli, nduuts.
/.v ( ilAKCF.RT.
The court doth order ill.'*1 the defendant, Maurice II
Garland, ndminislrator of Arch-'bold Robertson, deed,,
ilo render, before one of the co.’nn,,SH| 'tiers of this
court, an account of his administrati1'11 °f ’be estaie
>1 his said intestate, which account tlm s.nid eninmis
doner i-4 directed to examine, state and settle, nnJ make
report thereof to the court, together wilh an accm.'nl
nig i im nuimiiii * if me |i**rK< trm i a'-seis mat n.avr i
been applied t«» tl i* pat mi nt olibbts binding thi* loirs,
and an arr uitit of ihe ro il i slain which descended Iroili
the said decedent to his heirs at law, and of the present
annual profits thereof, with any matters *|»ecially stated,
deemed pertinent by himaclfor required by the parties tu
he so sta'ed.
A Copy—Teste,
HUBERT TINSLEY, CPk. |
Commissioner’s Office, ) |
Amherst Court House, April, 10, 1845. J
'The pariicR interested in the foregoing order will take 1
notice that I have appointed the 2d day «»f June next, \
to commence the accounts therein mentioned, on which
day, at 10 o’clock hi the morning, they are requested to j
attend at my office, with their accounts, vouchers and
Copies of court papers, prepared for examination and set
flement. RO. M, BROWN, Coiu’r.
April 28 wlm
Hook* and Stationery
AT WHOLESALE.
E respectfnI!y invite a caii from the Country
v v Trade to our New Establishment, on the site of,
the old Eagle Hotel.
Our Stock of Books, Writing I’aper, and every arti
cle usually ••cquireil, is large ami complete; and will be j
rendered still more attractive by extensive additional
supplies, selected with much care by one of the concern.
Country Merchants will bear in mind that our stock
is almost entirely frtsh ami netc. We are determined to
offer you Goods in our lineal very Uiw jiricrs.
NASH -& WOOPHOLSE,
Wholesale ami Retail Dealers in Books,
Stationery, f iano Kories, Muaicc&c.,
lo7, Main Street, Richmond.
April 10 Wif J
t
HC6II9BI abb rru>iT« Rr
.ir ,irri'io.v.
Iwil.l. Sf.l.l,, in, Tliuroday, the lit day uf M*y.
in truiil uf my ulTlr'e, I
5 like ly NKtiKOKS, via:
A man, »lni ii ■ j{iiik| Carpenter, and a likuly wo
men « lift 3 rliildrru, all likely.
ai.no,
A Ini nf II ntiftolioM nml Kitchen Korniltirc bobmging |
in ri genteel I nmlv, emulating of the iinunl variety; also,
I large Kilt* Proof Iron (’lienl nml 2 linn Meiol Clock*.
Terms vny liberal no I will bo made known on day of
*nl«*. JOHN II. I). PAYNK, Auo’tr.
April 24 Si if
ADDITIONAL.
Will bo milted to the above Balt* 2 very likely young
•YV Arrow, a boy ami girl. I II. I). PAYNK.
April 28 2tif |
rpm. nitvNmti.ru ni l s aki: i:ntiiui.y yi:o
1 viable, nml iiutde on tlime principle* which long rape
lienee li.ii proved correct. fl i. noti no »|icenli,t ion w hen
they im murlnl In jn *<i chiiC** lot lin y nil' known In hr
I li> • It ni-r 11 ol ll.e <• loinneIt mu) |»o\v eln, *«ml in u|l d \ ipcptin
nml billon* fieen llov men great lde*»dng I .ol every him
ill keep ilo i- |*i 11 •* iutlir home If l.iitnfullv ined, when
tie i i. t i ■>• »*! >n f>r mei'n no , it will be very nrlilom ib.it
n doctor wifi be leoilireil III nil imei of eolil, collgll, ol
i bennmtiini, Ibe ulllictrd owe it to linn bodict to um I bene
I’illi.
fi* The I ollonin * air the only authnri*fd Agent* for tbr
‘(In o| I > i. lteii|Mii)iu Hi illulii tb'i \ egctahlo I 11 i v v I > u I
1‘ilU
I* \\ NT Pi <; It lb it >|t \ . I.) ueliburg, Campbell.
Henry Ilanlowood, t'antic Ciaig, do
.1 11. Sweeney Pi t*o., M <»ry n lllc, do
I .ee, (l.iih y k ( u , llrookneul,
l'i n|t« min Now tin At Co .1 '.i I ling < berk,
Win Mothem IW Son, \\ wlltei* t lunch, 1' Kdward,
t.ood, Ihim X Co., king-ville, do
U III. Itlee S Co., r'm IIIv lllo do
Mobil ll Pi lliown, Ambei-'t Ct ffo.,
Samuel t bull, Snmliilue>>, \mbcril,
Ib-tti*. P*. Heed, Nrn M ullet, Nflfcoll,
t’. I*' |>'.»tci Ik Son, I,o\ injs*lnn, do
t» IV »V It t; Hell, I.il»i ity, It..II >id,
Samuel \\ illinim, Lisbon, <lo
April M It
V lI.riKI.IlTOWW I»IX«H*HKT1’
ron sals.
I III, tHilwrihi'r im nuthorucil by tbr
nwni'r, in H«ll * Im vh!h«IiIp iwn ttory
HUM K nw KU.INtJ llorsK. for
i Iiu»rly bnlongiuo In tin* it||> III .tudfoli
I • II ll-i , III I II . , ni I II 1 II II I'll » II II ll II nl I III % .III )l l|ll I III I I III
H NldlMlCO itM Allllllnll Hancock. It IS lltlO of Oil*
most convrniriit and pit n uint Icnmoq in town, nod ih
worthy tin* r» 1»«*1111"i» ill ill*'Hi* wlm wish to piirohnsn nnl
I'Ktntr in Lynchburg. T« rum mmh* know n < n npplirn
m mo. 111 .Me V IH'NNINhTON.
Mi«roll Ml is if
i/.is r smr.uiWT on.vn
^ icons.
K nro anxious to purnhim* shout 50 NKlillOKS
T I iil h.nh tifXi'H, tii (MiiniilcH* our Itml shipment lur
lhih Hottflon, mid w ill pay tho full llirhiiitnid prices,
application ho made nhartly. IIAIH is. L)A\ l.'i.
.Inn, MM ih il
foil9 nine ns.
( > AI.OMKL, 121 coni*
J p.-r
Cologne W.-'er, lung vial*
r.J and 124 cm.
M ictissar Oil, 2f» cl*, tin*
vial.
Violin String*, 25 eta. the
art,
I lone*. OH eentp,
Sinndt, I2| eta per lb. 10
1 ii $ I
Writer Color*, 2 row boxes
for $ 1,50, tmd other m*
lea in proportion,
Surgeons’ Pocket Invlru
innnf*. $10,
Shaving Soap, fold atjnrn I
or) the cake, G| rls.
Sweet Oil, 50 eta. tin* bot
tle.
Tooth Drawer*, $1.
I tear’a Oil, 12} Cta. the vi
al.
Knee Ginger, 12} eta. pi r
lb. 10 !'»«. for 11.
Peters’ami Letre Pills, 25
ct*. the box.
('h.'impaiunn Wine; pint
In.till**, 50 cent*.
Tooth Brushes. 01 rents.
Maecuhoy Snull. 25 cent*
per bottle.
Taper*, Gi rents the box.
earn id quarter boxes. $ I .»(q better qualities Hire
<iiicrii prices; Modicums, Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Mari',
Dye .Muff*, Meilieine Chests, Surgeon's Instruments,
\ isiting and Playing Cards, Oils, Paints, Hrti .has, Vnr
rushes, Snulb, Cions and Piatols, Sporting Powder,
Wines and Dm, (old and choice qualities ) Hrandy
Fruits, Pickles, best Hordeax C'erdinls asserted, Claru
nets, Violins, Octave Flutes, Flagiolcls, Flute* and
Files, and many other articles iqmllv low for sale by
ffOWI'X DAVIKS.
April 24 is if
BSE$moJY .i\t M'.YSIO.Y.
V. «. .101*1,1 MJ,
RF.SPKCTFI LLY informs the citizens of Lynch
burg and the surrounding country, t' at he will
make a IIA 1.1 .DON AS( F.NSION from the lot ad
joining the Methodist grave yard, on Saturday, the 3d
day ol May next, and lie hopes * Im t ntt that day he will
share a portion ol the patronage and liberality for which
the citizens ol Lynchburg are famed, and by their con
j intuitions be tumbled without a pecuniary los*, tu perform
that leal which has ever been considered grand and im
porting.
The interesting process of inflation will he commenced
at o'clock precisely; nl 10 a pilot will he sent adrift; at
I I another will follow, and at 12, the third and last will
he sent to explore and point out the course that the Hah
loon is to lake. At I o’clock the TCrnuuut will rut the
last cord that hinds him to terra flrma, and launch into
I lie* trackless regions above.
The public may feel ho hesitation in attending, ns the
Hallooii is in lino order nnd every necessary urinnge
merit made.
Ticket® 50 cents only. Children half price. A good
Hand of Music w ill ho in attendance, nod a police for
I the preservation ofgood order.
Tickets to be bad nt all the principal Hotels in town
April 24 11
AMXSON'S IX/* TS.
8 /i »• i ii « 8 t r/ / r.
HAND, a supply of (Hark and Drab HATS,
of “AmnionV' manufacture—really beautiful.
NIC IIOL8 & HI LL.
April 14 w4wif
MPllPJUS anti JlliiPit tJYMZsT
C\ i\
\ Main Street,
f,ynchhitg, fra.
GT
r 1111F .Subscriber nfTeis a large and well selected stock
■ of I fruits. Medicines, Paints, Oils, I h/r+Stuff's,
(,'hiss ware, Perfumery, Simps, l 'ttncy Articles, fyc ,
comprising every article usually found 'n the Drug line,
to which lie respectfully invites the attention of his for
mcr customers as well as the public generally.
JOHN II. SFAY, Uruftfiitt.
Qrj- Particular attention given to prescriptions f r
Physicians and faimlo s, which will be put up at all
hours with neatness and accuracy.
Orders from the country promptly attended to, and
Medicines warranted. J. II, S.
April 7 wts if
wtvn:i>
TC^OR the balance of the year, a NEGRO WOMAN
A without any incumbrance, who has been aectrs
torned to house work, and can cook for a small family.
For such a one a liberal price will he given, and satis
factory security for the payment of the money when
due.—Apply to GKO. G. \\ ILLIAMS,
at W. J. Willis’s Dry Good Store.
April 24 2t if
rou sam:.
IV ILL be sold, on Saturday, the 3d May next, at
▼ f the wharf near B. F. Sacked’* lumber house, n
I* n ight Boat known by the name o| Richmond. The
said boat will be sold for cash, by order of the Hust
ings Court of the town of Lynchburg, in the case of B.
F. Sacked vs. B. G Devinuey.
II. DUNNINGTON, S. C. L.
April 24 tKM if »
11
imv wiioih.
Turner # Burufcll,
\UK now fpr»'i»inu their supply of (IPHISO W
MUSI’It HOOD*, which «M sslccted
with care in the northern cities from the laical itaforii*
Ilona, ami embrace* a great variety both of
staple nnd Fancy Wood*,
all of which they arc (imposed to self Ms .mill sdvsnco.
nun perhaps <pnle as Inw as sny other house in this place
They will lip pleased l<t rilitbil ihtif slock to sll who
mtfy Iitii,' them with « call.
Ap'l 10 '• H
\vi:^u»nTii. n itvi R&coT
Importer* nnd JM alert in Foreign and Domett it
II .« V u «» o I* * ,
.Vo ?■' •finitt Street,
iJ'cHlfMiD,
VltE now receiving, ni. d will continue to receive
during the •canon, an unJ^aalfy /urge and dtura
bte slock uf
G O O D 0. .
which w iU hr vrlectcd with great care e%pfftily fuf the
Vtrgtuiaand North Car low trade.
'They nmvi respectfully call the attention of Merchant#
vin’liiig tin* City to their stuck, assuring them that
lheir principle of doing boainea* is tn conauit the mutual
Interest of their customer* and themselves, by keeping
such drtie!cn of noth
FOREIGN ami DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
ns cannot fail to give complete nnd entire satisfaction.
'lip.sc Merchants, wli« have keen in Ihe habit nfvii
ilirg the Northern cities, will find it to their advantage
to give them 1 call.
Richmond, March 20 tim if
ii. t. r. rDTDi^.
tnior.bis.iu: A\i> ui;t\tu. nr^uAAi uv
ni ai'i.i Amu mn uiiVijouih,
nt his old stand on >Wnin Street,
UftGS Iouvp to cull tliu attention of hi* frfenrle anti
tin* truth* gonrrully, to his largo nn<t woil nt lectori
•took ol STRING AND M.TMMKK DRY GOODS,
which have horn purrlm* si on tin* irmst adfantagfout*
trritift m th»* Norihorn onion, aitit’o the grout decline ii»
prior*. 11 is stock cotmisla m part of the following aril
cion, via:
TOR TDK LADIKS
Itloli wittered l de Sole,
*• tlinngealdc (liiiuiu
Iion Silk,
" alluded and atrlped
Silk.
" I’niHMiii llorngnn and
Halit'iritfes nl nil mini
Ities nil I at nil price*,
Itijrn. ( 'aahiiierc, nil t'h%
lirely new article,
I.nee nml niripmi i.awnt,
very rich,
llich cmbM Dutch Kent
Semin, I he umnt henu
tiful article I have ev
er ecen, .
Huh Or^nrulii nml Kar'
s uii (jiiu^ham#
I nwr.iin \\ 11 ■ i nu iipoi •. mi ini i in i i in » imii .’mm, ijiiii*
urin, liiblioiiH, Artt Kln\* era, also, tlie grraiesl vs*
uriy nl I’ttMtstilfl, |'it mantel let mi.I Shades, to In* li.unrl
m ili«» n nilif t, in w limit » great bargain mnv he had, &c.
I oil '1*1 IK (iKNTLKMKN.
>«up. \\ uni tlynl hi k, liliir, 1
l^n rii mill 'ilivr ( UmIim, |
Finn tAunrlnirnt of Catlu |
nu*rnn all (jnnlilif*,
(. .. VhiI
Infla, all priprn,
Drnp iTICitp, l‘»r JSuinmor |
( amt*,
t rnton t o:iiing, n now ar
ticle lor Mummer
cnatt,
T wetd Lnaniinerra, a
gnat variety,
Linen Drilling*, of all
qiialtliea and price*,
together with » lorn** assortment c»f v ur, I uttnma, l.eg
horn, I *.» I in Lniliiiiil Muttlla I Inin, &<v, (See.
Ilo would very reaped fully call ih« attention of
(iiMirn uv Mmu iian re, th hie largr stock of I) It V
(i(H)DS, napimng Ihctii that lie will acll (foods a*
i heap H not a little cheaper than they ran be add for in
this market All he n»ka in a cell from pcrNuns in want
of (foods to be convinced of the above fact,
I). T. C. PRTRRS.
April jM (»\v if
1'toths tint I Caauimerea.
■ I ST in Inmi n gri'nl »irintjr of snltimliil FitEJYCIl
4W ,i.Yi> faui.isii a.urns a.xd cJsst
MF.IIF.S, from common In 1 lm Aural gtiiulij innnufun
lurril.— AIhh n variety nl" Vestings, all nf wliirli wilt
iMimil.l unusually low. TU UN lilt &. UL'RWKLL.
April I7 If is
iioots ritit hoots,
J-'ROM
MILES & SONS,
at 5 to 7 dollars;
JEST HICC El MU AT
j o us <•. oi i: i' oi • n .
Miri'h la ______ ot if—etur
i\rn spring nnri Summer <*ood*.'
f 11IIE subscribers, are now in receipt of a largo and
I well assorted supply of
JYMV SPIUJYG jLYD SUMMER GOODS;
purchased within n li w wirU, exclusively for cash.
Their stock comprised almost every article usually found
n a Dry Goods establishment, and will bo opered at
Hindi prieeH ns cannot fail lo induce (huso wauling goods
lo purchase. They w ill he pleased to show (heir Goods
to all who may favor them wiih a call, which they re
spectfully solicit from (lie public generally.
S. GUGGKMIKIMK11& BROTHER.
March 31 I mil
Mi<r(i \ 1 TIIlM I "
XUiprcccdcnted tow M* rices * !
f | IIIK mliHPii'ji r is ii'ivv opnninjr Ins Sprinj; sinrk of
1 Goods, to w Itu'li lit* invites the attention of all pur
chasers. Th h slock is well selected, and nearly ail,
new Goods, and will lie cold at prices that cannot fall
to give entire satisfaction.
lie deems it unnecessary to give on extended list of
articles and prices, hut would say that all buyers will
consult their best interest by giving thin stock an exami
nation. Great bargains may he had.
JAMES A. STIGLER,
Bank Square.
April 10 3w if
roi.in: MOTicii.
4 V.V* lots, InckynrdM, cellars, privies and private aN
it ley*, from rind alter the I at of May, that are nut
l"Und upon examination, to he in perfect order and clean
ly, will he ftiihjecl to a line of one dollar, for every twelve
hour*. This notice will he used as evidence in all case*
where a fine i* impised. Tin* ordinance will be regu
larly enforced against all offenders.
JGSSGT. BURTON,
•Matter of Police.
April 17. 4tif
IN1.7.
MAT* ! HATS!! HATS!!!
t .11. I'/.v Tuo.nvsu.y•
nA^ .11 NT received a ]nt uflhe most beautiful Eu
ropean and American Spring style Hats,
m Inrb Mill Ik;sold very low, by Lulling at his cheap
Shoe and I lal Store, une door below 11. A. Si \V. A.
Richards’ Hardware store.
March 27 2w if—3w of .
iybuske y: iyhmskey::
lOt) BBLS GOOD MOUNTAIN WHISKEY,
•« Old llye, do partWy
usr’s best. In Store and fur sale on accommodating terms.
LEE & ROBERTS.
Marcb 17 ts if
f'###>’./#» Mi (T.tfliS TECS.
11MIE SUBSCRIHER. Agent for the “Rolherwood”
A Factory, Kingsport, Tennessee, offers for sale
10 bales very stout 4 4 Sheetings, in which will
be sold a bargain. GEO. DAGBY.
Jai. 13 ts if
hot kb a\ it iiiaui;$.
AVERY largo supply of l.ncki, Hingtt, Built, ah
Uuildini' Malerialt, of almost every kind usually
purchased ill a Hard war r Store; just received, for ikla
heap , by H. B. & W. A. RICHARDS.
S'-pt 10_tin
•if f* « ej\ Tin: nvi.m n.
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